The Sun. — London, England, 1854-05-19 00:00:00

- • • • • 7 '••• : 7 '7l . , - ~ - . , , , , . . ... ..,. • THE SUN, LONDON. FRIDAY RITENING, MAY 19 9 1 8 154. .. ...• •,.... -• • . . . .. „ ... .. .._ - . . . .. .:. .....,.... . . ... ... _ ...__ ... . .... . . LAPEItIAL PARLIAM -ENT of edemas public-ho t - t am on Sunday ; :by Mr. d. COWAte, England and ,. attached it to himself; but (said the hon. t found available for the maritime service of the country. MANNING THE NAVY BILL. • from the Company of Merchants of the city of E mburgh, gentleman) ` lee shall have no more inches if I can stop IHe always looked upon the mercantile service as the nor- , On the order of the day for the third reading of this bill, LETTERS FOR THE BRITISH FLEET IN ' BHIP P I N G INTELLI 0 E N C B. THE BALTIC'. ~...____ ... . incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of Parliament, him.. • sery for the royal navy, and was anxious therefore, that . 3fr. F. FRENCH said he thought it due to the house ----ete---__ . 4. . praying that all bills directly or indirectly affecting the Mr. CRAUFURD announced his intention to divide the ' the efficiency of the marine, both in num ' bers aud cornpe- and to the right hon. baronet the First Lord of the Ad rill- CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 18. HOUSE OF LORDS--(YESTERDAY.) laws of Scotland may be referred to the Lord Advocate house upon the question, that the en iginal motion be with- tency, should be maintained. miralty, that he should state that he was fully borne out General Post-office, May, 1854. ueres, Stettin ; Vitus, Danriic ; , Alai° Ceeba„ do. '; The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack before being proceeded with. drawn. (Oh, oh.) Mr. DIGBY SEYMOUR considered that the decision in stating, that the reply which the right hon. beroeet Her Majesty's Government having made arraegrinentt a ENTEI I ED INWAHD . S. - The A urora, from Christiansand ; ;tittrah Mills, Restock ; Jantina Petronella, Nykyo ht five o'clock. LAND TAX. Mr. V. SCULLY hoped not, for many members who the courts of law had given to Lord Campbell's act would made to his statements in the early part of the eveuing for keep , ing up . a weekly communication :between_ the si r H . HALFoRD asked the Secretary of the Treasury, might have spoken-(a laugh)-had left the house under operate most injuriously upon the shipping interest, on- was incorrect. In using that term lie had not the slightest British fleet io the Baltic and the port of Dentole, loi ' Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from a place the impression that the motion would be withdrawn less the difficulty were removed by a declaratc,ry law. Ho intention to say anything that could be cunsidered offen- means of a steam vessel to be detached from the fleet fo , in Sussex in favour of extending the Dog Carts Act to 1 which have occurred in the collec- The , amendment to the original resolution was . then should be lad if the s stem of adva whether the atten t t i ir of the Government had been di nce notes could. be eot sive but he spoke on the authority of men who knew what the purpose, mails will hereafter be forwarded. weeklY to I )erg ; a uo, Stelwesthore ; Alex. von Humboldt, Dantzic ; that county. He stated that since the act paseed in r t scted to the dilate les ion of land tax in the hundred of Gartree, in the county withdrawn. • - rid of alto g gi;ther. He Y thought it Was a fallac to le isle • the ' said, and who were as goo.' vouchers fur the truth of Dautzie for tranemission by that vessel. Rotterdeen ; Roelfina Konigsburg ; Silva Hambargh ; Gemini, do.; 1839, the eases of hydrophobia in - the metropolis of Leicester. Whether thsyeare aW3TO of the s !nterference ,On the question that the, original resolution be with. for ships as is particular property, differing fa y = all g others therr statements as the right hon. gentleman. The right The mails will be made up and despatched from .leon- Th Gt • D e fl e.e e sri l t p, e :h .: ni e na ' ~ N e Y t k l x i o h l:1g a : ; TI F I r o i ft:, s f A u i f t i t , we r p ; Wi Ihe 1 m , Wel ereee, Dantzic ; Trematii; Christiansuild ; Johanna, had been decreaaed te one-sixth what they formerly were. on account of their presumed connexion with the royal hon. berenet stated that the Great Britain was not offered The noble hird also 'presented a petition from 3,750 i of the Board of Inland Revenue, tending to the increase of strewn, those difficulties. Whetl.ser there are any means in cote Mr- MATINS blamed the conduct of the Government navy, and that it was equally a fallacy to mix up the into- twice to the Government, but only once, and that the price don every Tueeday evening, and will be addressed to the Bremen ; Christian, Ditzern; Laurens Koster, Rotterdam ; care of the British Consul at Dantzic, who will deliver Catharine, Skive ; Zwee Gebruder, Carolinensiel ; Aor _or a...ow.ng two nights to bo wasted in oppesition to the rests of the two services. Merchant ships ought to be left was so exorbitant that it could not be aecepted, and that 113 6h/tants of N e w - South Wales against the bill for giv- templation whereby the uncertainty cf the law on the sub- f II i deukia, Trelleborg ; Sykkens Prove, Bandholm ; - Anna, them to the naval officer appointed to receive them. ing a constitution to that colony ; also, a petition from je c t o f th e l a nd Tax assessment m . ay be removed. name of Mr. Walpole, when it now appeared they did to their own regulatiens, and not be subject to codes laid she was incapable of performing the voyage within the Thisted, &c. ; Catharine Wilhelinina, de. • Juno Nels en . . • 0 a ana„,emen ant ne. e on. gen not object to that right hon gentleman beine on the com- down by the house for their intern lin e• t Ith Th h tl th ra 1 a letter from th Ali letters upon which the requisite amount of posts em ,„ en e ( . e . harlin enieil •G•b I . L • • • ' • ' •• the cennty (if Derby, praying for a reduction of costs in bfr. WILSON !aid the attention of the GoVernDe t 1 I ll d t h * ' had not been partici' ar yca e ot is case, nor were they mittee- If the motion had gone on, no doubt Government government. These, however, were questions which would owners of the Great Britaiu, which was published in the age has been prepaid will be sent in these mails, unless , g • , .e.i rue• a aunneichienule, KonlgsbUrg r Uounty coUr ts. . • Contente, Nykioburg ; Helena, eudwesthorn ; Flora, , aware of any such interference on the part of the Board of would have alowed many other nights to be wasted in the arise in committee. The principle of the bill he understood Morning Herald, which was to the effect that when the otherwise addressed. Thisted ; Charlotte, Rostock. SAVINGS BANKS. • I n l an d Revenue. There was no uncertainty in the l aw , same manner, but the country would learn from to-night's to be the consolidation of our mercantile marine law, but Great Britain returned from Australia they offered her to : Upon officers' letters. the following combined British ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-The Johanne, and, therefore, no change was contemplated. debate that the reason why legislation was impossible on it appeared to him that the bill was rather the re-enact. Government, but they declined to take herh and, under ' and foreign rates of e . sta e must he paid in advance, In reply to Lord POLWORTH, for Bremeu •, Jelen Cornelius Konigsberg ; Maria, Chris- NATIONAL GALLERY. this subject was simply that there were a . body of men ment of the shipping laws that existed rather than a coili- standing some weeks after that Government was Still in viz. :-Not cl . P g Earl GRANVILLE was understood to say that the excee ing halt an ounce in weight, Bd. ; ex- tiansamd ; Walter Muncester, Val;araisi, ; Serail, Le - Lrl W. GRA.RAM asked Lord J Russell whether any banded toeether in the house for the purpose of defeatine it. fication. At the same time he rejoiced that the bill had want of steeiners the yet aside her eneiteemente for Aus- ceeding half an ounce, and not exceeding one ounce. horn ; Ashmon, New Zealand ; Bengalen, Melbourne aifd Government had prepared a. measure for the alteration .°•( had been come to bG - • Lord fRUSSELL observed that the hon. and lea li I bee lidu on the table • ai;cl as th tO tl • I ‘ •'IT Y 1 I h G ' ''' t s h • • r e( n a ._ 1 9 , . r , _ e representa : ive of a ra ni, am again o eret er to overnmen ~ v o agent deciston _ y overnment, respecting the ls. 41. ; exceediter one ounce anti not exceedin two Geelon • Cuba St Helena • E • li• P. g - , g , , • , eine: a a, erth, U.S. ; of the law relating to savings banks, but it would not be t f I • tl 1 t th . kh t h • d • gen eman seemet o in th , eying vote against the mercantile community, begged to thank the right hon. declined. The next point was as to the capability of the appomtmen o asa aried director of the National Gallery. 8d '' ' ounces, 2s. . ; and so on, accurding to the seate for Estuer, Paneina ; General List, Sydney ; Reheca, Har introduced in the present session. Lord .T. RUSSELL said it was the opinion of the Go- appointment of the committee, he (Lord J. Russell) should gentleman for it. vessel, and he approdehe 1 that point with great diffidence; PROVISION FOR FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS. verntneat that such an officer shonld be appointed, and have come clown to the house night after night for the Mr. DUNLOP also thanked the right hon. gentleman but to show he had not proceeded without data, he would charging inland letters. burg ; Tallentine, Valpandeo ; Tagil, Port Philip ; Vesta, Lord ST. LEONA RDS inquired whether the Gevern- provision would be made for it in the miscellaneous esti- purpose of inducing members opposed to the committee to for bringing forward the bill, which he considered would read an extract from a letter sehich lie h d received from a Ordinary soldiers' and seamens' letters, posted in con- Adelaide ; Bankside, San Francisco. ment intended to take any measures for the distribution mates. withdraw their opposition. That was expecting rather be of great service to the shipping interest in consolidatine gentleman whote name he did not feel himself authorised formity with the usual regulations, may be ferwarded ABED OUTtvA CLE RDS WITH CARGO.-The Gwalior, for Sineapore • Emilia, St. blicheel's &c. ; Carolina, Colombo; of the funde collected throughout the country for the i TESTAMENTARY JURISDICTION BILL. to? much from him. He gave his opinion againet the ap- the laws which affected them into one act of ParlianeenC to mention. (The hon. member then reed the letter, in via Dantzic, provided a combined British and foreign e ' Pantaloon, Adelaide ; Apelline. ' Bermuda ; Felicity, Dun pointinent of the committee, and when that discussion was In reference to the decision of the courts upon Lord Camp- which the writer stated that he considered the Great Bi•i- rate of postage of 5(1; be paid in advance. relief of the' vvidowe and children of soldiere in the East ? , Mr. COLLIER asked Lord J. Russell whether or not kirk ; Pioneer, Hawburgh ; Hoffnuug, do. over he did not think it was . his duty to attend. If the bell's act, he thought the bill should contain a clause detain the best calculated ship in the world for the convey- 1 Newspapers cannot be sent by this route. 'Pile Duke cif NEWCASTLE seid that, after tho day •it is the intention of the Government to proceed with the discussion had gone on to-night he should have taken a daring what the law was. ance of cavalry; that she was ten feet wider than the , Letters for soldiers and seamen serving in the British .--. of humiliation, several applications were made to inch- Testamentary Jurisdiction Bill in the present session. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH similar course, he should have left the house but as to Mr G. THOMPSON was understood to a rove of the Hilliale a and loneer and th tif the ff fth PP Y , . , a oero e o vners fleet in the Baltic may still be forwarded, under the Vidual members of the Government, eepecially to the Lord J. RUSSELL trusted the Government would be Leine a part to sa in tl ttl• • 1 h ' ld 1I . s ge Ily, tho eh h h e ut t . , t oii t ght some of the clauses had been accepted, three cavalry regiments could by this Th Ch • f f •' A , . e im9ra, o and ro , m Lundon for Liverpool, 17th • Seeretary at W ar, t o a flo a t w h et h er th e Govern. able to proceed with this bill during the present session. aeaiEst the TuajolitYy II Zer I.:ouallitriroarinfa• 1 s ifTe h:l ie l e s e e n en csvael l ::l ikel ne t r o a obstruCit'rath lr n facilitate shipping ope- time have been landed at the seat of war.) The right hon. , m • , . usual regulations, for a postage of one penny, by her j ril, lat. 36 N , long. 2E. ment intended to appoint any public officer to GREECE. Y favourable to the appointment of the committee he would rations. baronet had also stated that the vessel was not capable of ajesty s ships proceeding from England, but such op- The Progress, from Loudon to Calcutta, 16th March, lat. superinte n d th e appli c ation of the funds. Of course , . the Mr- BRIGFIT asked the noble lord whether he could have sat there until three or four o'clock in the morning Mr. Serjeant SHEE advertine to the question of the performing the voyage with thespeed which had been stated. portuuities will necessarily be uncertain. 17 S., 25 W. anstver given was in the negative, but theee applicatione state when the correspondence respecting Greece would be but it should have been carried out. (Hear, hear.) liability of shipowneis under L ' ord Campbell's act, said He could only tell him that the Himalaya went to Malta in The Hope, from Caldera to Swansea, 23d April, lat. 33 ttirried the attention of the Government to the laid before the house. Mr. NEWDEGATE again insisted that in the face of a that it would be most intolerable that they should not be eight days. He coneidered that he was justified in putting PRICES OF 8 HA.R.ES. N., long. 47 W. subject ; and, shortly after the day of bumi- Lord J. RUSSELL said the correspondence was iratana factions oPPoOition there was uo alternative but to with- subject to the same liability for the negligence of their the question, and limier :spch circumstances what right The George Town, sueposel with emigrants, lat. 19, off draw the motion. servants as all other Persoes. „ . ,Thh bill before the house had the right hon. baronet to cavil at the mode in which -...-.0.--. the island of Tiiniflafi, South Atlantic. liation, they proposed to issue a royal cern. hends of the printer, and might shortly b 3 expected. . e * ii • " the saine • - BUSINESS FOR TO-MORROW. Lord E. HOWARDiein oppoeing - the committee, had appeared to 'he one of great value to every class of the he put it ?He (Mr. French) had stated to the house that IN BANKS ASSURANCE AND OTHER COM The - Douglass, nf Aberdeen, 12th March, lat. 23 N., long. eilission to dispense Ill'F - T131 1111 S" 1 man - '29 W. been actuated by no factious 'motives ; it was dire c t e d mercantile interests ; und he felt obliged to the right he considered the massaere at Sinope might have been pre- ' ' ' ' PANIES STO(.K. ner as they were distributed by the managers of the Sir J. PAKINGTON asked what business it was pro - against his rel . • d h The Bury St. Edmund's, bound to Madras, 12th March, igion, an e was, therefore, bound to resist hon. gentleman for its introduction, and speaking as a vented by the English fleet, that the Russian fleet that - . patriotic fund during the last war.. . Subsequently, posed to take to-morrow. it to the last, as hon. gentlemen opposite would have (lone lawyer, who had often had 'occasion to consult the went to Ch•cassia could ha.ve been i '. tI b f • ntercep et e ore its LONDON,. TUESDAY, MA.Y 16, 1854. lat. 5 N., long. 82 E. however, it - was thought that to issue a royal Lor J. RUSSELL said he should propose to take the had it been opposed to their faith. He repudiated the lan- acts of Parliament relating to - shi ine he could say return to Sebastopol, and that was not done He heti also Froni the Official List. - . cOmmission would be to enter into a sort of rivalry with • committee on the Excise Duties Bill to-morrow, as in the gUage which heti been used out of doors in - reference to this that it was not easy for an pP onrbut a law er stated that our fleet could hay 9t 1 . th 1.• PUBLISHED EVERY rUEs DAY • AND FRIDAY EVENING. the private societies who had been formed for a similar absence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Ex- motion by some of his co-religioniets, but at the same time and one who had paid some attention to the sub Y ect, of the mouths of the Danube aen(Frthv a e t ri w e ; : s mit e oeing up lone. He solser-sro K BANKS. COUN 7RY MARK.E2'S. ' d they therefore abandoned this part of pnrpose, an chequer Bonds Resolutions could not be brought on. he was glad to tell the house that the langu ag e w hi c h h a d t o ascertain what the law was. By the presort attem j pt at would now state that even s•Vhen the fleets did a a they Dividend Amount their plan, and resolved to confine their interfence to the BURMESE WAR. been complained of to-night WaS used against the consent consolidation of the various acts, a great service would be either acted not efficiently or not sufficiently. He w ' anted Name • ' of company. I per 1 ot Paid. Pr ce. DERBY SMITHFIELD-MAT 16. • of the meetin to who • done to all persons connected with the mercantile marine to know why the fleet retired from Odessa without perse- i Annum. ' share. appointment of a Royal Commission for dispensing any Mr. ESMONDE asked the Secretary at War, whether if „ i g m it was addressed. flinds that migit be collected for the wives and children ,is intended to issue a medal to those troops 'engaged in the 2 Ir. V. SCULLY disapproved of this language, which, anh to lawyers also ; and he thought this attempt at con- vering in the demand for the ships in the inner ruole to be - _, --..- ~£ sd Xsd - The supply of to-day was less than that of last . . . a • . week, 72 anti fully. in intaining the prices then current. The pens of soldiers who were killed in action I late Bur . • d I h 't issue be ex mese wee, An , i so, wen may i s however, waa only confined ,to a few individuals, and it solidation better deserved the name of a code than many delivered up. He belieoed that this war being in so feeble , A -a.l • • ' • • • • ustralasia......... s. 6/ - percent. '. 40 0 0 all were well •fille . .l with sheep and lambs. The number of was therefore too bad to talee it as representing the senti- other productions which had been called by that name. hands the prospect for gligrand'was dark iudeed, that our British a orth Ara rica '6 %per cent . So o o AND - • pected. I . .tA,NDIJORD e TENANT (IRELAND) BILL. - Sir C. WOOD replied in the affirmative, the medal was ments of the entire catholic community. He denied that He suggested that there. should be an enactment that every contingent ariny was sent out too late, atel Ihe result commercial oieo e ueon a . . 5 Per Cent ' 100 0 0 20 .1 0 .62 fat calves waslese. Fat pigs ebout the average. this motion was withdrawn in-consequence of a factious ship of a certain burden should have a copy of this conso- would be that next yeer 200,000 French, 20,000 Aus. Co'onlat .........,... 1- per cent • 100 0025 0 0 - The 'fhlloWing were the quotations : -Beef, Id to 01 ; -The Duke of ARGYLL, in moving that the house in -re aration, but he could not say when it would be go . p p opposition, and those who asserted that it was, were only lidation of the law on board, trians, and 200,0h0 Rus ians would be hovering about Tur- lonian ............... , & -per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - muttoa, 7d to 74t1 ; lamb, 9,1 to Od ; veal, 6d to 6id pet into committee on this bill, said that great difference of ready. deludine the public Mr. A. HASTIE denied that shipowners were desirous key, and that while we had an army of only 40,000 men Lond. Char Bk.of Aus. 1. - 20 0 0 2 1.. 0 151 S lb. ; pigs, 9s 6.1 to 9* 9d per scoi•e ; rough fat, 6s fel to Os tel opiniou had existed on this subject and it had be un en . Mr. OTWAY asked if the right hon. gentleman could t a . London and County .. 61. per cent. 50 0 0 sO 0 0 - Attel a few words from Colonel Dam% who saw no ad. of . getting rid of any due liability which attached to them we should neither be able to protect our ally nor procure per 141 b. ; hides, 2Sd to 3d per lb ; call•skins, 3id to 4d der the: consideration of several sti ' • state that the Burmese difficulty was entirely at an end ? L 1 I W ' 6 100 0 0 20 0 0 ow n ant estininstr 1 per cent we ~ . 1 lb ccessive governments. • the Kin of Sir C. WOOD replied in the affirmative ; . g vantage in going to a division on the question, with reference to accidents. He expressed his surprise for her good terms of peace. London Joint stock ... 6 , per cent. 50 0 0 10 d 0 24% • jel ' Whiter, on the one hand, there had been a firm determi- The house divided, when there appeared, that the hon. member for Liverpool should desire the ap- Sir J. GRAHAM said he did not think the house would Provincial of Ireland.. 8t per cent. lt , o 0 0 s 5 0 0 - Ave had withdrawei his troops from the frontier, and had --___ nathata to maintain the great doctrines of ropertv, there For the motion undertaken to supp y our troops with all the wheat grown EDINBURGH GRAIN.-MAY 17 had been on the other hand a sincere (lis p • • - position not to in his own country. Against it . . l-99 he tiiil not wonder that Captain Scobell and Admiral Wal- enter into a discussion on the prophesied dieasters of the Yational of Ireland. .. 4 , per 'cent 50 002210 0 - - - sacrifice byany pedantic adherence to principle the claims The announcement of this extraordinary r e s u lt w a s re . cot should be anxious to have them back again. He war, nor was he prepared that evening to defend the con- I eat Provnciai of' Eng. 6 per cunt 100 003 a 0 0 - The supply of grain in the inerket to-day was not 80 of a. BRITISH WHALERS. ceived with loud cheers and laughter. thought the bill as a whole a very good one, although there duct of the war, to re-open the question of Sine • i Ditto, New ........ S. per cent 20 00.1 • 0 0 - large as last week. Wheat in demand at a considei able , übstantial justice. Before the select committee there pe, to dis- Oriental Bank co ora. 121. o et&bs. e 5 0 0 all 41 advance. Bailey was 11l 1 cu.., ate. no demand. Oats sold hrstl been no less than seven or ei h bills b f g t out most o Mr. PELLATT asked the First Lord of the Admiralty, GAMING HOUSES BILL. were some clauses that might be left out with advantage. cuss the bombardment of Odessa, or the expedition to the south Austr lia .? 1 . 8 .. ct &e s 25 0 0 t i hether an end if so ht • t tO h been iven ,w a ins ruc imp aye .g . The house went into committee on this bill. Mr. G. M. BUTT concurred with the member for Kil- coast of Circassia. If the hou. eentleman wished that those Unions or , u a strana..... 40 per eery. 2S 0025 " 0 0 6 3 V 4 quick, and a little up. Beaus flat. oem were mere duplicatee one of the other, several of li v e her Ma'Z ' ‘' sty s vessels on the East India. or other stations On clans° 3, kenny, in thinking this bill a very good consolidation of subjects should come before tire house and would give a Ditto .. ........... 4.1/ per cent. - 210 0 - Wheat ue the top price 4e up, and the avemee 3s 2(1 up. V.ietn having been before the house last session. Two of for the pr j otection of B .. t . h h• 1 s n the coast of Japan this w aer o M KNIGHT • • r. e .. LEy moved the omisinon of certain words, the law of shipping. Ha urged that it was a mistake to opportunity, he should be happy to meet him, but this wans Unbolt of London ..... 8/. per rent 50 0 0 10 0 0 23 Barley on the top Is tal down, and av^rage lii troWn. Oats these bills had been brought in by the noble earl oppo- and Tinior • , against Russian war vessels now elieve b • dtobeso as to render it obligatory on the magistrates to imprisou suppose that shipowners were eiempt from liability fur the not the opportunity nor the occasion. The lion gentleman Union of Madrid .... - 40 0 0 all - on the top 1041 up, and the everage 4(1 up. Beans en the eite, who had paid so much attention to this subject of in those seas ? parties concealing their names negligence or incompetence of their servant ith ru 1 in en ad Ott lied tried to co vert him i • ee . e mer • r manner . . n • nto an assail- INeURANCE COMPANIEra top as last week, and the everage 2s 2,1 down. landlord and tenant. There had been the Landlord and Sir J. GRAHAM said instructions had been given to The ATTORNEY-GENER • AL said it would be better Lord Campbell's act or the general lee - nor did he think aut. Now, what he complained of in the earl art of th Total Supply and Sales Tenant Bill, the Leasing Powers Bill, and a Biil to Con- keep a close watch on the movements of the Russians in the to give the magistrate the option of fine or imprisonment. that they had any right to claim exemPtion from. that re- evening was a, great violation of the for Yl3 e rns of the house Dividend Amount Wheat 729 qrs sold 648 qrs , Name of Company. per of Paid. I Price. sOlidate the Lave of Landlord and Tenant. He would Indian Seas, and to afford every protection to British ships. If a penalty were imposed, it would be an encouragement sponsibility. putting a question with a view of expressiug tlisap- Annum. Share. Barley 484 qrs sold 310 qrs lid go into the details of the bill now before the house, THE GREAT BRITAIN. to the police to detect such cases. In eeneral, the young Mr. HORSFALL said a few words in explanation, proval of a course that had bee!, pursued, wishing to wound - -- _____ Oats tis3 qrs sold 650 qrs but would refer to that part which had been most dis- Mr. FRENCH asked. the First Lord of the Admiralty_ men who went to theme placeB were rooked upon in the which were not very audible. without letving the hardihood to strike. (Cheers.) Thet ..e s. d. .X s d Beaus 173 qrs.. ~ sold 99 gra cussed-the principle of compensation. He adhered to whether, a.t a time when the Britiah contingent force in light of victims . ; and they ought not to be punished too Mr. CARDWELL sa.id he had listened with attention to conduct appeared to him not consistent with the rules Albion ..........•• .. 3/. les. 1 500 00150 0 0 92 the great fundamental principle that the arrangements ly. The im osition of a fine mi ht deter the Turkey is unable to take the field from th t e non-arri . val b ? e f s v e i,, v i e t tie n ~ h p . . g m from many of the suggestions which had been made by gentle- of the house, nor exactly with fair play, and he appealed Al i ltn ( c o ell a r r if i;le and For. 71 / • 11 c s V19 ' 9 5.11 101 0 1 9) ,5 1 0 1 (; 19% Top of Wheat .. .. - - Barley.. 65j lb 86 , fkt 584 lb 424 61 between landlord and tenant ought to rest on contract its cavalry, it is the fact that a s , ci a •e t sv u s 0 7m o : 1:I r v , a e e in P e n an trOducgef am u l u n te u o f us f e u s arin. Siace the bill had been in- men well qualified to give opinions, and he was much to the house. With regard to the facts of the case, he re- ' Anchor .......;:::::: i P per cent: 5 0 0 I 0 0 -- - Oats from its dituensiot! and aFco i mmo c l; 'o %%ring . hohses that were in pe , ateti there was no formal order made by the Board of Atlas . _ _ I3s 6d. 50 005 i 5 0 19% - -(hear, hear)- and was not prepared for any serious in d rsee «etch Ly ' age, nightly operation in gratified at the tone and spirit in which the bill had been -- Beaus 67 lb 54. 01 entire cavalry re iment, inc u in e o ~ polls, nrne had been put A Imiralty There was an advertisement for tenders, and • reus Life ......... - 4. per cent 11.0 0 0, 25 0 0 23 vasion of that principle_ It was, however, perfectly con- and in a fortnight: to the seat of war, has been twice down. (Cheers.) received, because it was one which, from its magnitude . among others a tender was made on behalf of the Great 13rilish Commercial .. 7s ad 50 0015 • 1 7 Average of wheat .C3 1 7 6 4-12ths sistent.with this principle that there should be a legal placed by its owners at the disposal of her Majesty's Go- Mr. A. PELLATT would SuPPort the clause as it stood ; ought to mai' - ive the general concurrence of the house be- Britain, and he thought 3/. a ton a month wile asked-a ciericelled.& 0 en. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 00110 0 I si Ditto of Barley enactment to operate where there was no agreement, or vernment ; and, if 80, whether his sense of public duty thinking it necessary that there should be some means of fore it could be passe , 1. - If - he was to specify any opinion hieher sum than they had • eid 1 ' • P• , an. whab, on the whole, crown County ...„. „ ...... 4/. 101 0 0 10 0 .) 125 16s 6d 50 4 0 5 0 2lu Ditto ef Oats where the agreement was silent. , Tneelaw now was that will admit of the right honourable geetlennan s stating to rewarding the officers enerOge(Firi theie - eases. He rejoiced tife • . ' Admiralty thought it prudent to reject. Since that E tee -•••••• • • • • • • - • 50 00 5 0 Ditto of Beaus .. ..... ........ . where a tenant erected buildings they belonged to the the house his reasons for declining to avail himself of the to know that, by means of the Government bill against to which he attached most value, he should say it was time there was no offer that he was aware of on the art Equi e ty and Law • •• .• 4 ss• 100 0 0 5 0 - i t 6 (1;7•Ii proprietor of the sod, and until a very recant period it services of tno Great Britain, when offered by Messrs. betting houses, every establishment of that kind had been that of the hon. and learned member for Kilkenny, who of the owners of the Great Britain for hire by the nm P oth, Fee ()peen Life .. •••••••••••. 34 p - s c . en t. 20 o'' all 1 ' IN -- BOSTON-Mov 17. was not even' contemplated for a landlord by egreement Gibbs and Bright. put down in Southwark. was the editor of Lord Tenterden's great work on the but there was an offer made to sell her for a sum which the Genera 1.............. •-• 5 0 0 " 51,, Sir J. GRAHAM protested against the terms of this In answer to Captain SCOBELL, Admiralty thoueht still more exorbitant, and that offer also - . Glebe to overrule that rule of law, but in 1851 there viaa an act law of shipping, and therefore there was no one who could • t t ,I . l t • , . rdian ...... - .... 5 per cent 100,45 0 , 55 consum tive demand at an advance of Is to 2s er r • tion which contained four assumptions that were The ATTORN • - h EY GENERAL said the magistrates v w e a s s rejec et . eu . witn regard to the capability of the imperia; Fire ....... iv .. , 7 ' • P ' ' • P ci .. passed that made a very material alteration. That act l q v ue o s l l u ' nfounded. The Great Brit '-ld o I old haw, be a better judge of the difficulties of making any alte- sel, before a decision was arrived at an officer in Liver- ime.riai cife ••p . r cent. 5 1:i i , . 0 0 c l5O o 0 - millers, who are short of stock, tieing the chief buyers. extended to England and Ireland, and under it, in the u 150 hc y irses while it was not ossible anti h r she z t y l ' i( farry . t w ht :i f • • the opt f ion either of fining or imprisoning. If ration i th law The bill was an endeavour to pool WAS ins . meted to survey it. Now •t regime tf • int mi . .. : .. - •• ' us i ' it , e 1 - Oats, beans and peas the turn dearer. In barley there event of a tenant building upon his farm, the building be- form the ' voyage in the time ) named. The offer of P t e h r e mi t ., oht ogn i a t was . ound insufficient to deter parties, they e n e • . imptasonment. . ffect, not a codification, u c • t . . b t a onsolidetnn of the v:tlry had 300 horses, and the re ort of tli offit. n n ". a; Al' lt e Y 11 erwe •• • • p h l e 1 •er was that 1 sh.& bs. I ttO 0 0 SO 0 0 50 is nothin ,1 , • 2s &2s ors 141 0 0 210 0 4% . - a t °mg. came his property, and he could carry away the materials. ship was declined, because the terms asked li . h On th were too ig . e suggestion of Captain SCOBELL, the penalty was statutes, which was a different thing from codification-a h tll 180 h • seco i l convey 1 orses in tle ower ( eck, anti 20 in Law Life,: •• • - 100 0 ) e - , 0 0 57% . Prices : --Wheat, red, 69s 0(1 to fi t s Of 1; white, 80s Otl to Legal and • Ge • ne • ri • L • i • fe The principle of the present Landlord and Tenant Bill the upper, and an o ejection was taken by the Admiralty to 51 0 e 2 0 I f' 5 ,4 82s Oti extra Bis Otl. Barley, hOs 0.1 te 00s Od. Oats, BOARD OF HEA.LTH. alterel to 50/., and the -period of imprisonment to one system which had been adopted without any success in this Lendoot Fire bs. eva3 simply the re-enactment of that law of 1851, that month. taki e . ne horses ies the lowereleck. Then with regard to 25 0 i I 2 i 0 0 29 24s to 335. Beans, 47s Od to 53s Od. Pea,s, 458 Od to 503 country, although there had been many instances of conso- London hip . when a tenant erected at his own eepense, he might re- Sir J. SHELLEY asked the Secretary of State for the The clause as amended was aereed to as were the re- lisiating into a sinele act all the enactments of Parliament speed, he did not wish to depreciate this vessel, which they .siarine.... : , hs. • 25 0 a •s in 0 - per qr. .. .• •Ve share 100 0 I 18 9 0 2214 „ / ... move the property from the farm, if the building had Home i Departrnent, when he intended to bring in bills to maining clauses; and the house re . stuned. ' ' - ' " ' • • le'll h on the subject of a pattecular law. In this 1 t ere had could neither buy nor hire, but it was his opi ion that she :Med. Ittvlid . B6 . oen. Lif;. ' .4% per e.t 50 0a , 27. ) 3% •• -.--- amen( the Board of Health and the Metropolitan Build been erected with the landlord's permission. It could would never go from England to Constantinople in a foi t- M Inerve ---•• •• .. sp. et. Sc. bs 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 ' rugs Act. MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL. , been repealed 40 acts, ranging from the time of Elizabeth, Monarch -- .. . - • 0 0 I a - NEWARK -MAY 17. not be denied that there was a very rapid change going Lord PALMERSTON h d On the motion for the second readine of this bill i v i ery soon to be able to * ' and some 1,000 clauses, in order to make the law intelli• night. That uever hal been achieved by any vessel, aud Nationai Loan Fund... s.pe • cent. 20-'0 . '' t 1% 210 • 2), Prices :-Wheat, white, 84s Od to 88s Od ; red, 80s Oti he did not think it would. Now they had had this expla- Palladium elle .. on in Ireland in relation to the subject of landlord and brine in the first bill b t li nPe gible. With reearti to the language which hail been used, 5 per cents. 50 0 0 210 0 2 to e3s od , ii . . . Barley, malting, 36s Oil to 38s Od ; griudin S. tenant, and it could not be denied that there was present with reg i , ti e cou , .not give an answer at Mr. HORSFALL said he entertained some objections art to the second bill. he had only ado a pted new langtsage where it was necessart nation, he would only say thet he was always ready to an- Pelican ........ - • • • - - 45 30e Od to 35s Od. Oats, old, 34s Odi to 36 , 1 0,1 • n 304 great difficulty in dealing with this subject. He to the bill, which he would point out in committee ; but for the sake of perspicuity, anti where there was a choke swer quattions put for information, and not for mere cen- Plicenix • • .. _ _ - 180 Oil to 33s 001. Beans, 51s Orl t - 6 Od . • P ' ew' MANNING THE NAVY BILL. sure. He had said more than once that he presided at the oa 4 . eas, 50s 0.1 to PPMeeli°iintall•Atie•ife.. - • 5 11 ... Let- s e:t i lt. 6 0 5 0 I: ( 1 ) 1 0 0 10 0 14 523 Od. M 1 66 0 I a. a s dto 70s Od, Tares, 00s Od to 00s Od. would not for a moment recommend their lordships to Mr F. FRENCH as l k t ed the right hon. balonet the First he thought the right hon, gentleman (Mr. Cardwell) had between the old and new language, the old had been re tained because of its having received the stamp of judicial Aihniralty, but these matters were under the direction of Rock Life-- -:: :::: i 58 • I° s 3 0 0 10 0 0 1% 2 adopt any bill to pacify any agitation whatever. During L or d' o f ea, Ad • made a mistake in transferring the powers of the various the period of change, to which he had referred, manY third readine- of Xi - 3 a i l_ w a hen he intended to move the 'll, she should take that oppor- 1 I hi b d •t I d th t f 18"0 t oca mari e oar s, appoin ec un er eac o a , o • decision. The hon. member for Sunderland suggested that t e 1 tO h uld be left out in the enactt minu e re e u a ions s o nents, and a gallant friend of his, Captain Milne, whose exertions he could not sufficiently praise awl who ossessed his eritire un Fire Royal Exchange ...... .61. pct • & bs. Stock. all •• .. 16/ 10s. - li 23a 260 RAIL WA Y SIIARE MARKETS. tenants had built buildings on their farms, and these tunity of sh:win that all th * eht h b '- te •t t H ld b tt • t h 11 on. aronet s ata . . . magis re es. e cou ear es imony ot e exce ent principles only laid down. That had been done to a great confidence. He had told tl.; house the P h • h • S exact truto in Las Ditto Life ..... 1/ lOs - e 65 buildinge might be taken by the landlord under the pre- t • f g th G e rie' • • men s, in re erence ot e reat Britain, were incorrect. way in which the marine board of Liverpool had worked. extent in the schedule, where there were only questions of metter. (Cheers.) United Kingdom .... i I pct& be 20 0 0 4 0 0 5% 4- sent law without any compensation. He thought it was (Order, order.) They had the advantage of the presence of the mayor, the form to be dealt with ; but it was necessary specifically to Mr. FRENCH said he had to thank the right hon. baro- Universal Life . . - LIVERPOOL, MAY 18. their duty to ease this period of change, and under this The SPEAKER told the hon. member he was out of stipendiary magistrate, and some other officers, aud no lay clown in the clauses the mode of measurement to net for his answer. Hail the former answer been made in Viceete Lite ...... ,I 57 eer cent - 4126 ; 5% STOCK EXCHANGR.-The market keeps inactive, but principle the bill had been drawn up, with a certain re- order. board could be more complete. It was proposed to trans- which the hon. member had alluded, which was not a new the same spit it, he should have hal no fault to find with it. tint Do es. the business done to day, which has been small, is at a troupective action by extending the principle of the ex- Mr. F. FRENCH meant no disrepect to either the house fer the power to two magistrates, who might know nothing principle ; and it was the more necessary, as tolls were often The bill was then read a third time and passed. Di vidend Amount slight improvement on yesterday. Caledonian, • 27e, #, 6; isting law, that where a tenant has erected at his own or the right hon. baronet. about ships-not even the difference between a bowsprit regulated not accordine to the amount, but the mode of NAVY PAY Otc.) BILL. Name of Company. per of Paid . l'rice. Lancashire an• I Yorkshire, 60A ; Manchester, Sheffield, Sir J. GRAHAM hoped he should be able to take the and a mainmast. There were also deficiencies in the bill. measurement. The mo7le which had been adopted in the This bill was read a third time and passed. Annum. Share. expense, the premisee should remain his property, and third reading on Monday. It did not re-enact the apprenticeship system, which was bill was that which was universally approved by all parties JUVENILE DELINQUENTS (SCOTLAND). and Lincolnshire IN ; Midland, 58i ; South Eastern might be removed. There were, however, several limi- Mr. DUNLOP moved for leave to bring in a bill to ren- • - Xs.d.Xs. d. - 18, 17 15-16 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 161 ; ditto ' METROPOLITAN SEWERS. important. A return recently made showed that the num- competent to give an opinion. He was not alluding to the tations to this. , The buildings must have been erected der reformatory schools aud industrial schools in Scott 1 Hungerford .. - - - - - 12 G.N.E. Purchase, 54 dis. ; London ant North-Western, 4 . an( at the tenant's sole expense, and where the tenant had Lord D. STITART askod the Secretary of State for the , . • of apprentices in the merchant service on tho Ist January auestion of space for the eneine-room but he was sneakine " " ' ' . • ' • • l• bl * f •th b fi' f • ' • Sou, hwark ... ..... 100 0 0 - _ Shares, # dis. ; ditto, ith, 1 1-16 dis. 1850, was 31,636 ; while on the rat of Januar last the of the general mode of measurement adonted by Mr Moor• more aver aeor e ene t o juvenile delinquente end • • - Home De art e t w • • • p. m n hen he would introduce the bill la - t • • e t I 'll Th Is • tfh b . - . • 1 MAO New of 7% p.c 70s. per cent 50 0 0 - - -- had. a long lease, and had been to some extent conipen- f number had been reduced to 13,826. (Hear Y ' • • • , hear.) This som- a plan which had received the sanction of every va e ran cn t reu. e o jec ot e ill was to enable the ' w i a ter.o. ........ ..•• - MANCHESTER, MAY 18. sated by occupation for a length of time, that must be re ere r rAcv A a i tle z tr4oadita N i r a Commission of Sewers. was the result of the abolition in 1830, at the request, he authority to which it had been submitted. He would only magistrates to send juvenile delinquents to school instead Ditto Old A nn. of 8/. 11.725. . 1 0g 0 g 60 71 0 14 28 4 taken into consideration. As the clause originally stood, Lord D. STUA.RT asked e at' s /Me lord to g' es some admitted, of the shipowners themeelves, of the requirements refer generally to the different subjects contained in the of to prison. Ditto Nw ditto of H. 1/. Ss. Od. 40 0 0 40 0 0 - fi STOCK EXCHANGE. - The market has been slightly it was contemplated that a certain period of enjoyment pledge that it would be introduced in sufficient " thoe to to take apprentices in proportion to the tonnage. How bill. It began by taking a ship from the commencement of Agreed to. Vauxhall ........ -•• I/. hs. "70 10 3 - 21 rmer to-day, and business small. The sales were e-- by the tenant should exhaust his interest, and although admit of o.mple discuesion this session. was the supply of seamen for our navy to be kept up un- her building, her measurement registry, and dealt with MR. DAVID J. WILSON. • wA re:lt-w.oeKs. Caledonian, 27s if • Eastern Countiee, 124 ; East Lan li:siss the farmer system vv!re . resorted to? The shipowner the law o . f owner . ship ;it then went with her to sea, regulated Sir J. FITZGERA.LD named for a copy of the corres- • I cashire Pref. Filth ' s, A dis. ;La ucsehire and Yorkshire, it was true the terms were not fixed, yet the judge before Lord PALMERSTON-I am sure the noble lord can't whom the case should be heard would consider whether expect me to do thet. (A laugh.) ad w the liberty of shipping sailors of all nations ; anti the relative duties of masters andseamen, and provided for Pon lence that had passed between the Irish Secretary of Dividend Annetta I GO, 4 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln. Di, 73. i ; Lord D. STUART-Will the noble lord then name the hey now came forward with erfect consistenc to securities beine taken a •ainst acc'tient and loss of life t the Government and Mr Divi 1 J Name of Company. , p . . Y, . a .a. . • ._. • . I . . . , -• . o ohn Wilson, formerly a . per ,of Paid p r i ce , ' Midland Railway Consols, 584, ir 4 ; South• Eastern, 17iie the tenant had been compensated, without any time t k h Annum. share. 'l5 16, 1. day when he will bring the bill in ! as for t e re-enactment of the apprentice clause. dealt with the questions of pilotage anti lights, and if the magestrate in the comity Clare ; and also for copies of all 1 - . being fixed, when the interest of the tenant should ex -- - I - -- Lon . _ , _ 1 P ALM gRSTON-I will do that when I eive notice A counter memorial, he was aware, had been sent to the bill, to which he asked the concurrence of the house to- communications and reports ma•le to the Irish overnment r ..e s. d. X s. d. BIRMINGHAM, MAY 13. pito.: entirely. The matter, - however,- had been very of the bill. (A laugh.) , ° right honourable eentl bt • 1 • I •ht f 1 t,' h f k 1 1 'h , , eman, u it was on y signed nig ,or regu a ing t e law o wrec s ant savage s ould by the constab l• It . t I ' g ' u ary, ie a lVt) oa t treatentng letter found East London 6,. per cnt. Stock 100 12914 ( s much modified, and he would shortly state t'ne principle by a minority of the shipowners. .A far more important be agreed to, that would be incorporated with this bill, oil certain lands in the county of Chtre, purporting to be orane Junction .... •• 4 . net e 50 0 0 a.l 70 , TOOK EXCHANGE. -The rail wey share market wall OXFORD I,TNIVERSITY BILE: - . in the handwriting of Mr. Wilson. Kent.... ...• •• .... 4 per cul If•i) 0 0 _ 80 1 quiet, but steady with very little busi upon which the retrospective clause was now framed. omission in the bill was that no notice was taken of and all these together would make a manual of the law on nese doing. Little Mr. BLACKETT asked the noble lord the member for Lambeth ............. There was u s kind of claim of the' li;nsint. which the,operation of 9 and 10 Vic., commonly called Lord the subject of shipping. The course which he took last The motion, however, was lost for want of a seconder. - ,100 0 0 - 97 variation from yesterflay'e quotetions. The following , the city of Loud?u, tvhen it WWI proposed to resume the The house rose at half-past New River Company ii. . 1 .. 21.10 e. ! - - -- / transaction was repoi•teo OD 'Change : - -Midland (Bristol was absolutely barred, and others where it . was limited. Campbell's Acte Doubts had arisen whether that act, year was to pass measures makiug great changes in the ;mut twark & Vauxhall 5 per cnt. / 100 0 0 The cases where the claims of the tenant were absolutely co iLt o u r i i i i t te j e, li t V . i s i ; h de l i, oI 1 tfi i cu( . no x the day unt'l the meant only to apply to railway accidents, did not exiend law, by means of miscellaneous bills, and this year he had to shipping ; and if this was intended, a clause to that laboured to consolidate all those bills, the details of which ~,...................1_,......,1 0 West Middlesex ...... 5/.los. pr cte - -----------__ ______ - - 1 107 89% ; and Birmingham Six per tent.) 131. _______ PARLIAMENTARY' DIVISION'. barred were these. First of all, if he had erected, in finence resol • utions had been disposed of. effect should have been introduced into this bill. Lord had been sanctioned by the opinion of the house. Great Towles BRISTOL, MAT 18. pursuance of an agreement, then he was not to be corn- REFORMATORY SCHOOLS Campbell hitnself said that he even eau t n m the act to pains had ber taken :n that workhf consoliilation, and he , - STOCK EXCHANGE. -The market was steady. Midland peresated, or where the tenant had been compensated bY 3lr ADDERLEY asked the S•t cf 7 'l tfo the th • HOUSE OF COMMON apply o s i ipow th ners, t but it had been so applied by some tvoul u d ti i ik t e t h e app o o u r o un t i h ty e of stating that he was greatly S-MA.Y 18. Name of Company. • per Dividend Am .unt of Paid. Pric 6 per Cent. Stock was done at 131 ; Taff Vale, New, :i pin.; abatement or allowance of rent. Where the premises Home . De arttnent, whether he ca e n cre sta n t r e Y h ' - a o e hi r e bill courts ; ant as ema ter now stctod, the wealthiest ship. mile . tef, h e tud e f _ Admiralty Court for . his kind RE A.L ESTATE CHARGE'S' BILL. Annum. . Share. e ' Bristol Water Woi ka 11 11 16 •d • - , itto Prefereuce Shares, had not been erected in violation of any covenant, and for the use of voluntary establiShed refor= n h ry sc ools owner in England might be ruined in an hour. Formerly, ness in twice going through ten long bill, and -* e git in, him Order for second reading read. Motion made and question - - ,-___,_____ where there had not been enjoyment beyond a certain will be intro Inced. his liability only extended to the value of the ship and the benefit of his great exPerience. The hon. member for proposed " That the bill be now reed i•:, ' •• •• • , a secom time. Commercial --- - •• 4t. pr cent. .£ s. d. Xs. d. stock. Stock. 90 . . _______________ time, there would be compensation. A change had been Lord PALMERSTON replied immediately after Whit- freight ;he had no wish to evade any proper responsibility, Liverpool had objected to the transfer of the fk - I , power o, - mem. ment proposed, to leave out the word " now " East and West India.. epr zeta. etock. - It 31‘ made in committee as to the period of time ' that should suntide. but under the present law no prudent man would become - dealine with masters' certificates, from the local marine and at the end of the question to add the words o upo'n East O'Leary. - - _ SEA BORNE MAILS. exhaust all claim which had stood at 21 years, but the REAL ESTATE CHARGES BILL. the owner of a ship. He himself would not undertake to boards%) the justices,. but the shiacoWners of Liverpool did this day six months." Question' put, " That the word Londen .••••- ' 5 pr cent. Stock. -98 ' -_,, s _______ _ _ principle remained that, after a certain period of enjoy- Mr. L. KING moved the second readine of this bill. take out a cargo of passengers under a very high premium. not aggee in that opinion of the hon. gentleman, for after ' now' stand pert of the question." The House divided t.t. Dit a t.: l Boonds - .... - 4 per cent. - K 'urine -..... •• 4 per cent. Stock. 81 . (N -ignifles thit the mailt are sent from the General Post-')/li ce - merit, all claim should fail. The last of the causes which He felt tile measure was so moderate thatim trusted the He hoped the right hon. gentleman would state his inten- con iderine the clause, they had stated that it was a ereat -Ayes 166, Noes 124. - outhannotou -... •• - I/. I/s per c 50 0 0 50 00 . - by th • eidit -and 'il hy the inoreing--despetce ) house would not, refuse to read the bill a secon d ti me . tion to confine the responsibility of the shipowner to the relief to the marine boarc , i r , _but it was not only intended as AYES-V 6. Vietaris ....... l AL per cent. 20 0 0 6n 0 - limited the amount of claim, but did not bar it, were Mr. MULLINGS moved as an amendment, that the bill ship and the cargo. If this were not done the result would a relief to the marine es bait o ! n ds, but the object was to have Anderson, Sir I. Glyn, .G. O'Connell, D. .. these. First of all, where the period of enjoyment, Atherton, W. Day wee, time- e o rem eee• Whee be read a second time this day six months. be that none but adventurers would engage in the pas- inquiries into . the . qn t of the conduct of masters and Gthlerele V i scount O'Coeeell, J. CANALS. COUNTRIES .to General C oet- Pori ett in though not fully expired, had run to some length, for earn -s, T. Geo lma I, Sir G. OTlaherty, A. Sh• J. HANMER supported the amendment senger trade. the dealieg with their certificates, committed to a judicial i ______________ . Office, 1.011 , 1 eta• ies • tens Enslan.l. instance, 19 years, that should be coneidered, and in Th SOLICITOR GENERAL '1 ' • e . - sal( it . was matter of r .. , . e. Captain SCOBELL said it would be a great benefit to power n - ot to leave that duty to the uterine boards the 134". NI. r 11 amish, F. Grab tin, 41r J. Olive ri, B Gr enall, Gilbert Pal:nen:on, Viscount 1 . Names of 1 e t , Divieee. I Names of t Divldendi _______ --- • that case the interest would be nearly exhausted ; tllth 1 • I - ' •h h d examined an officer • gret that the hon. gentleman (Mr. L. King) had not made consolidate in one ac a e aws re atang to merchant seine body whic a previously to Beckett, W. Greeee, apt. John Patten..l. Companies. , g per Price.. Com • ' P e r %rnerics(b) I trit .pack) Every Fridse .. i„verpool Each Mon rd , lastlY, there WaS a provisiou as to build- his bill apply to the difference s in the la w r e l a ti ve t o rea l shipping. At present, by the maiming clauses, a British the granting of his certificate The hon. member for Tyne- Bell. J. Gregson, ealnuel Pech -11, :.i.ir G. ce. Annum. I Panies- 5 " lim o Price. America (hy United Ste teg , and thi , se formed the general principles upon and personal estate. He hoped to live t o see th e ti me ship might be manned entirely by foreieners. Since that mouth had suvested that facilities thereto should be given Bellew. T. 0 eville, Colour' F. Ped tt, A, ca - -I ... I I r e e ri e c e ,. : )( b . ; . i J .. wta .. , e a May 2 ......., iit erpool IA rrived whieh the law had been drawn. After the Land- when all 'duds of Property should be subject t o th e same a c t pa,s se d we had gone to war, and the value of British to seamen wittiregard to savines banks, and he had made Berk , ley, Adm. G . oseeeee, I.d It. Percy, J. X I .£ packet) .......... s; April 25.. ..., southampton j Berkeley, G. G.osvenor Etrl lord and Tenant Bill had been settled by the corn- rule of law. In the meantime, he had no wish to discourage seamen was greatly enhanced. Not only our liberties, but that su,geestion with i eference * to the system of advance Perr'•*, Sir E. ~ shtn ScOldh 98 7p. c• 151 'Macclesfield. MO 2/. 10s. 51% Australia (vla South i mittee, they came to the consideration of the Ten- legislation that would even partially effect that object, an d, our wealth and importance as a nation, depended on our notes wgich he wished to be abolished. It was easy to i ll li e , th s i•li i ir R. Hadfield, Geerge Plante le . Barnsley 160 - - INeath •••. WO la 150 ampton) .......... al May 4 Hall, Sir Itenj omin Pi I 1 lirknkBs tbrg!)so 4. 60 .10xford 100 13 . 115 Ditto (via Marseilles) N May 8 . .... .• .. Dover . Juue i ants' Compensation Bill. In that there were retrospec- therefore, ne could not but approve of the present bill, keeping the supremacy of the sea ; and this could only be propose to abolish advance notes, and if they contributed Bile t, J. F. B. Harcourt, Col. F. •'"• t ' F. Birmingham 40 4: 90 ;Peak Forest. 78 sOs 86 Ditto (via Cape ot Goer' I tive clauses, but the committee having adopted one provided some alteration was made in certain cla,uses. o n done by keeping up the supply of sailors, at present said to to habits of improvidence in the seioneu it was lunch to be Want, L. H. thane, ilex. P o il i k t ington, J P eel- Urquhart W. Coventry , 100 25 ~ 215 ;Regen t a •30 7 16 HePe) - ..........N a lune 1 ........... . a .I'neertasto principle in the bill which they had settled could not go i tl n i:t o i f us t =nding he should not object to the second read- be decrea-ing. Of all the measures that had ever passed, regretted. But it was very properly objected that you Bouverie, Hon. E. P. Hastie, krchd. Potter, R, . Derby •• - 100 6. 63 Rochdale 85 1/. 10s. 66 Africa (West Coast)..Nls3d of the month . Plymoitth June 6 the most injurious to the efficiency of the merchant service must not treat the sailor like a child, and not permit him Bowyer. G Has ter. W. Pr ce W. 1 Ellanre&Chs 69 2% pet - Scants. t Coal •.4. - - Alexandria.......... N Is, e,524, &30 o. ti. Dover .... on to adopt another in the second bill. Tne Tenants kr. MALt NS thou ht such asb' t tie' co were the repeal of the manoine clauseB and to - make any arraneetnents a•nd contracts with h • Boyle, Lt -Col. Heard, J. Ricer 10, 0. I GrandJ -nem 100 4 pact 58% Do . Lk Ft'le - - A1exandria..........31 oth & '2oth of moe Southairiptoi; . 114 employ- 8,.: 03 ,- a . Herbert, EL Robartes. T. 'Do 4 pr. Vt. 10 ea pe ca ii - terd Bsworc 40 WO 407 Bahamas ........... St 17th of tit., mon. Seuttnomaton Corapensation Bill, in the first instance, included itn- be taken up by a privilae membern(ifeelZiarnent ul u cl uu n u o u t and the navy . t •* • • " tlf - the removal of the regulations as o apprentices in the mer- ers that he chose, or pu im under greater restriction in fil h; J provemente in the soil as well as upon it ; but, as it nected with the profession, and he should find it his duty chant ships. You rnust have in every vessel a certain pro- that respect than landsmen. With regard to savin g ' • gs Brotherton, J. Herb,rt, S H•ndiey, C. Roebuck, .T. / ran ' d aurrey 100 21. 10s. 50 ' ;brewsbours -1 1 25 - Belgiuni ............N tei11y............ Dover .......V ay 1 came to the house, improvements in the soil were ex- to oppose the second reading of the bill. portion of seamen trained to the sea, or you have no satety banks, he had anticioated the gingestion of the noble Motu- roten w. Ilortfal., I`. Ruin old. C. Ruts 11, Lord J. , Grand Union 100 1.. rs ' 12% 4 toarbridgs. ; I l se 121. 285 Brasil -....- - ~.. 51 9th of the month ~ emit hanume June 16 ' Kennt & Avn 39 6s. rd. 5% revere and] 1 1 Buenos Ayre5........111 lith ot 'he month.. Sourtaionsio. Maa 16 eluded. Provision having already been made for build- The ATTORNEY-GENERAL concurred with the Soli- for the ship. The provision for a certain number of ap- ber, and in a bill prepared last session by the Chancellor Cardwell E. Howard, II nC. Russell F. es. Lancaster 100 - Wye Ran / 2ilt 2/. 24 I:ape of 4 food Hone ..1‘ 14th et the IThist Piyntou•it .• ings by the committee in the bill which they had passed, i G c . tor - h ener o a t i, , e?t , this measure deserved at least the Cen. prentices on board every ship was therefore of the greatest of the Exchequer on the rbject of savines ba.nks, a clause caeentioh, cC. Howard, Lord E. Seh tirlield, W. ' Leeds &1., v p 100 251. 512% W -wire 81 I Cape orGood [lope - a 14th of the month. seeteeiesioe there was nothing left for the Tenants Compensation I is s e u c e o l " n aJl r o m n a 4 e noose, and he should give his vote for the importance, awl he hoped the President of the Board of had b een introduced, givlng facilities Co seamen in the L C . ..t h y . .n t r ) l e a r l:,... C. Itt i rt s (n o , ne ft.. s e .b 11. Capt. G. Leicester .. inn 6/. 68 Bi nn i ng . leo 21. 27te ee Cape de Vends ....../. 14th ot the trued? Southampton - 1 . air J. Seullt, F . Leiestr & 4th. 83 41. 29 Warwick & / neylon (see India) Bill but the subject of roads and fences. This, it was Mr. L. KIRGI having briell re red Trade would yet reconsider that 'natter. It was altogettier case of those banks in all seaport towns • and the principle . chapiin, th. Res..ine, K. a mistake to suppose that the apprenticeship regul a ti ons was already in operation in L'uldon ande Liverpool, where Cheetham, John Keetiedee T; • Scent, V. . ,Loughboroeh' 112 70s 5571 s Naptons i 100 * 13 Ceylon :... ...... .. ' . Sis 14th of the mone • " thought, was not a matter requiring a separate bill, and The house divided, when the ntfn:be'rs-were ' Seymour. W. Monmouthsh , 100 - - Worcstr & enannei 151e5........N 31011.,Wed.,&F1L1 flouthamptoik.Tn.Th.Sat - and the requirements which formerly existed of manning the system of savings banks in connection with the clay, sir W. Kt. Kers., tw, J. - Sheney, sir J. ' ; Mittginerysh!loo - - „ inning ] 78 31. 32 chili. .............. M '/Il & nth 01 Inellt 8 , r 1 111120111,101 'ma 1 • . 1 Y thus the committee lied reported in favour of the Land- For the second reading 166 our merchant ships with a preportion of British seamen Sailors' Homes was working very satisfactorily. Where- ( lifford, Lt Col. H. M Keinaird, A. Smite, J. A. Mein' Mwhry 100 - -. -elite & Brks -• 10s. Od. - Chins (see win) lord and Tenant and the Leasing Powers Bill, but against Against it 124-42 had anything to do with free trade. He urged the justice ever games a 9 • , bnk were established in seaport towns Cocitro re sir A. J. E. Kirk, W. Smith, J B ConStanthoopie .. , ....1% 7 ,1 4 .17,21N27 0' Ili 1/oVer .. .1 ier, RP. Langs; on, f. H. 4/1%84,14411T AND COK E - - COMPANIES. Constentinople ........ 4th & 20th of mo eoutreene;i; 1 Stafford, Marquis the third bill, The noble duke concluded, hY =Ming The bill Was then read a second time, and ordered to he of giviiig a bounty to seamen who entered the r - • •-' 1 b iven to seamen to make use of Coll oyal navy, every facility woult 0 g Craufurd, F.. H.J. Langton, U. G. Stanley, W. cont. of Europe M& N Tw.c. daily .. _ that the house resolve itself ihto - a committee. committed on the 30th instant. in the same way as a bounty was allowed to recruits join- them, and to induce them to lay by those sums of Cro,ley, F. Lee. W. Stirlintr, W. Dividend Amount Egypt (see India) Dover ......,Twicedally The house then went into committee. MONASTIC AND CONVENTUAL ESTABLISH- ing the army and militia. money which they received on their return from their Da ryin !. .le, Viscormt ainesae, w Strick'and, Sir G. Name of Company. per sf Paid. Price. France ........ MSr N ITwice daily .. _ _ Dover I The Marquis of CLANRICARDE said his objections ME N'.r. , . Mr. W. S. LINDSAY understood the hon. member for voyages. With regard to the liability of shipowners in li::irde. SIII B IL F. / e we ea Mackie,J. ' Strett, E. Sullivan,- Michael Anuum. Share. _ ___ i nbraltar - ...• ....hi .4. 7, 17, 20, 27 of ii Bautfiran•• --- Greece (see India) p ... ;Twiredaily toooliMay 6 to the two measureS had neither been removed nor dimi- On the question for resuming the adjourned debate on Liverpool to say that he would at a futtire stage of the cases of accidents, the house ought to understand what the D . Ire re s r ° e n e • x ,J. T. Mac t innon. W. A. Swift. R 4s.d.X s. d. this bill, bill move that it be made compulsory en shipowners to law now was on that point, and what the proposition was, Drummond, H. 111`Cann. .f. British .•-•• • ' . •• Greytown .....• ....Ml2tid & I7th of mon. 4 outham I put ;May 1 nished by the changes which had been made in them by Tnetieer. Sir. F. - • - - - Handourgli .... the select committee. He objected to the principle upon f t . _ Mr. NEWDEGATE observed that, on account of the carry a certain number of apprentices, according to the when it was asked to create limitations of that responsibi- Duncae, G. NteTaNart • Sir J. Thicknesse, R. Ditto Provincial - - 11. as. 20 0020 0 o 22% flayannah •-• "N,Tuesday & Fritts'. 'London ...•. •• •• ...... 4 . 211.1 of the mote Seethe/topes ,June I opposition of certain entletnen it would be im ac toile . . g , . size of the ship ; when that proposition was broue t e h for- lity with respect to shipowners. They were under no legal Hunter), A. Ma. title, J. le, Thom eou, G. Brighton •-..••-• . -6/. 20 002" 0 0 15 Holland . which they were founded, because it violated every lease, l 1 h h • h • • b 11' At t li • h •th Fir F every aer . ice, .. Marti ,J. City of London .. .. • • 41. 10s. 190 0 0 150 5 d - Honduras' ••• •,• •• • • ••, M /VailY•: • • • • ...... Dover .. .... 'Daft, esible for his hon. friend the member for Hertford Batts- wart , e, as a s ipowner, a ould feel it his duty to op- liability under Lord Can l l 3 e s c 4 ' ) w 'e Yemen, ti. contract, or agreement now in force- between the land- Fa% torily to prosecute his propose inquiry • he, therefore, pose it When the hon. gentleman said the shipowners of subject of the Queen was not equally exposed, and there !I t i a lotatr: Et et the on, A. Mill•gae, K. Verno•i, Capt. Te Where, c Continental (11 Cap.)... tquitable •• ...... •• 1/. ss. 150 0 0 all 4/. j 75 0 0 43 in 0 67 India (vlaSo • u • ti • ut - •• • • ‘l, 701 of the mrntilo Sometime!. !may IS Mpt.)lll Atli & 20th of m. 11 Plym uth .. May 20 lords and tenants of Ireland. He should not, however. i : , : Revised non to change his mode of procedure, and not to Liverpool were anxious for the ge-enactment of the app ren . was tit l ega l , a l t h oug h there was a practical, difference in tittttti:' : ;t:'• 26 Is, in.lia (via Marseilles) 'tl Bth/fe I s th of mo a• Dower ......I Milner, ar. ' Vivl tn, J. H. ores. ce otra . , . 1-- • • • 71. per cent. 10 0 0 10 s Move Weir rejection ; but he trusted that if they came I press further the nomination of the committ ee , H e sug . teceship regulation, he should have confined the observe- their case. A shipowner was often charged with a large 1 , 42 . e „, Nth et miss, It. tie Ifrolsy, air J. Imperial ............ 6 & tronns. - 5 0 0 0 all 0 11% loniati Isles (see Ind. ' 85 Ireland ......... a) 7 , i7,&27 of mon D0ver...... , lat & N,Twice data ...... lioes bead .. Twlcedally back from the other house with amendments, sufficient , gested that his hon. friend should embody his view s in a tion to the members of the Liverpool Shipowners' Associa- number of lives-perhaps of 200 or 300 passengers -under reiklen, 51. Stic .e I, Dr. W. WaCtin.i, Col. Ind. pendent ~ _ -5/. ,40 0 0 In point of law there was no Ferguson, J. Mitche , i, T. London . o .! - Larhon.. _.._.. ~ .. ia .7, 9, 17. & 1 7 o r as . s'otothamptos May 26 timewould be given for the consideration of those amend- i hill, as there would be then some chance of limiting the tam But they were not the shipowners of Liverpool, circumstances of hazard. wilion..on, sv, . - :0 0 0 e , - Madeira ............ ei !ell) of the montn eouttiamproe May 16 • neents by their lordships. the debate to the subject propose(' to be dealt with, other- a very large number of whom, subsequent to the pre- distincti o n between his liability and that of other persons, thtf deral(thteG.hir J Moffatt, or, Wlllia.ns. M. Do., Parl. Preference 6/ per cent. 25 0 0 e' 25 Madeira ...... \rad of mont .. h•• Plymouth .. Th e Earl of WICKLOW vindicated the hills, and wise there would be nothing but a succession of discursive sentation of the memorial of the Liverpool Shipowners' but there was this practical difficulty, that if an accident r F o " r " s r t o e Y r , . Tlion•U• Molesworth, sir W. Wilhams, W. Pceix . ...... ••• . 3ii. per cent. 50 0 0 49 00 ' 2q4 Malta (see Indli;; '. ••• . said they were substantially the sa.me which the Govern- delostes end Irish rows. Association, had memorialised the President of the Board occurred at sea by the negligence of the master of a ship - Monck. Vi count Wilson, T. , Ratcliff ••••• • . 5/. 100 00isn 0 ea Malta .. s. ......... .a. '7.17,19,57, 30 of no. i Dover ...... . . rartescue, C. • 3bonsell, W. i unites 'enerai ... 2/. 0 • • to the who • Wyvill af. , Is. 50 0 0 all • le% Mauritius (see India) spent to Mr. BRIGHT toek the hon. member for Warwichehire of Trade against the re-enactment of the compulsory the owner might be liable . . le extent of his for , Fox, R. Morris D. Young, Sir J. ' IVestminster / bartered 5 / or cent. an c 0 36 Mauritiu.s .. ___ _ N 14th of the montn which the noble mar nis hunself beton d • ge in- S -a., were sub- Fox. ve. ten severely to task for his strictures upon th e conduct of the system of apprenticeship. He could not suppose that tune. It Was not included In the change ff. t . ' Mulgrave, Earl of Ditto, • eve .• •• .. 5/ per cent. 51 0 0 10 " 0 7 Mexico ..•... •.....M thui of the motel'. /Southamptof June 1 ded to have pro Posed. . q LorUST. LEONARDS s • e I Poman C ald the Law of Landlord '''. , atholic party with regard to this question. The the right hon, eentleman could have any intention of milted to Parliament last yeay, and if he had intended to Frasklin G. Norreys, Lord TELLERS. Naples .•-••••• • - a s_ N bth leth2stho ' ' • tmon , [rooter ...... alay 2 and Tenan - Ministry were acting in concert with the whole Roman returning to dat system, or that, consistently with originate the change he shot . ce!taily rather have pro. Freestun, Col. North, F MAT OF SCOT Hsu COMPANIES' PRICES. , sew t sranada ...... le isd te 17th of' i noettfrSoutheteptos May 1 OBill was calculated to be a ver useful me - t e law than include French F. Oiltri n, sir T. _ New Zc mend ........ .. ; Bs prleate skip' . Various srt Uncertithe Y a Catholic population pf these countries, and an so acting the free trade opinions ha professed, he could pro- posed it last year in the bill 11 Sling , . King, L. Crb • NI Dividend Amount Papal states .. __ _ N atlo I etti2; Ifiteleon• Do • ' .. P ... al 2 sure. rt * as th e resul • t of a compromise, which was all the forms of the Pose the re-enactment of any of those restrictions which it in a bill which professed to be a consolalation of the I ' on " ' O'Brien, C. Massey, W. absolutely ne eesee they had a right to avail themselves of Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Peninsula .......... m /7tl,l7tl;2Btholnion SoUt e h r aiiip • to, Ma a y s 6 He dis e ---- )h if the question was to be settled. house to prevent one Church from insulting and outragi ng formerly fettered the operations of the shippine interest, law. With regard to the subject of apprentices and sea- Notes-12e Annum. Share. aPProved ho Galvrey, Slr W _______ , a _ s __ _ _ Peru -•. . • ...... ..afi'd St S'ltli 01 mon I southampto. Slay 1 , waver, of nine-tenths of the Leasing 1 another. The hon. member for Hertford had introd uce d He h a d h a d s ome conversation with the right an. gentle- men, the hon. gentleman propesed to sullmit a clause in Ac e 'a x n a c n i t .:lr T , Newark, Visc,...unt i i r i e c rt Natal .....• - ..N l l4th coo the monta olymottoh .. Powers Bill • arid .£ s. • cl. Z ra ci. Us be no dill:firm:midst some applause, said there ought a bill last session upon this very subject ;he was not able man the President of the Board of Trade upon the subject committee which had received tti: 2 7l:c ion n of s. the ship. ' 1 Annetless r• Ea • rl of gteskAtiaTscount New.legate, c. N wport, Viscount _, 0 HY •• a..•. •• •...N.5t1.1 eflastleenion Dover rank of acntlaed ..•• 7 per cent. 100 to .. too, 0., !fie r 0,46103. ..... . N)5O 1 _ ~..2. . . , .... May ? d' In tile law relating to real property, to carry it because the house felt that no case had been of "advance notes," ated had urged upon him to leave all owners of Liverpool, making It co . 1? 1 ory 0 nipowners ithathnott, Lt.-G. El Gsorgs, J. . British lAnen Company 8' per cent...oo 0 0 Int- 0 e 205/ 5 , 0 1• 2 ' '`) . atho.mos. Doter ...... Slay I between En& Noe , . G. Venezuela .. ...•:.: .., an and Ireland. made out for it. It was then thought that a committee, legislation on that subject alone. There had been many to take a certain number of aPPI entices In Proportion to k, k „. r i ght, G. Gladstone, Capt. J. North, LtaCel. J. Caledonian Bank _ 81. per cent 10 0 0 210 A 0 , - -' Van Itieme ' •• 1 d & 17th ot notelo , otothatepton May I Lord ,Ceeteeere, a d tem t ito enable the sailor to obtain full value for the tonnaee of the ship. That subject was very much con- Beane, 11 City of lasgow Bank a per rent. 10 0 0 i 0 ,' ' Ol 5' au-tr li n s ennt 03- 1 , objections to the LeilloLord BEAUMONT having stated groping in every channel and every sewer, would find ma- at . p s mat 0 . . .. , Goretrie le Pekin ,tott. Sir J. 0 0 0 10 o n f 178 wp a. a) ..., ... 1 hl f 1 1 • • ' • - h se was not of opinion that lt - * " arrtn e ton. Vis.. Grtaves, E. Cls.desdale Bank •• •• 5% /. p cent 2 terials on which to base legislation ; but surely the hon. those notes, but they ha.d inraria y al et . He believed entered last session, and the ou l'alk, r.. •,0 n 0 'nn 0 0 200/ , s ' 1 i n'l'ss ..... .aIV • •7th e mom/ emithampior, Junel The LORD caAN ci !.. d and Tenant Bill, there was the advance notes were injurious alike to the shipowner it was desirable to return to that or any other restrictions pective. t arl .Gr ene, Thomas Palmer, Robert mmercial Bank •• 71. per coot a ~.,. ciLL()R, • member, having once giien up his . bill because ientinek, o t 0.7 3" 1 , trowel Peel. Col. J. Eastern Book- •- •• 4, per cent 25 o 0 10 0 0 10/19i larity of discussiee •. , e wee nri an i I pointed out the irregu- no case for it, and having a committee in order tkat he and the sailor. They were one great Call" Of desertion, on shipowner& His hou, and gallant friend the member Berkeley, Sir 0 Hamißon, it. A ePhilip , J 50 0 54 o 41. 10 Minn & Glasgow .... 3%. p cent • • Wheal Any 0. these tate , tall 0. a 4 area cis. ee, win he Mittee. e Pe of the two bills in com • ' might get up a case, and h av i n g f a il e d i n his, attempt to and they tended to induce habits of carelessness and extra- for Bath said that he (m a cardwell)_would have to live a mar, Lie= -col. J. 11. lianbary,Capt. t ' lon.C. f ortal P ll. • Exchange link of Scot.. - 100 0031 5 n _ despatches on the following (ley with the excep ' tien of the fedi 'OS After some observations from tit get a committee, would not be allowed to go back and bring vagence in the sailor. If the sailor, when he was paid long life, and be very active, if ho did as pitch good as Brarnston, T. W. Hankey. T Pugh D National Bank -. o % per cent be onoo. 0 0 .5 178 Southampton) ard the %Irate Doth of which will be iespatche the and DESABT, the, considered e Earls of CLANCARTY in a hill for which hh 1 ds 1 t session e at. no groan as . off, knew that unless he took care of his money he would would remedy the evil that had been committed by taking Brockman, E. D. ,Thnmer, Sir John • • No th of cot and Bank 5, per cent 20 0 0 210 0 4/. 58 day precedlnß. • • • °1 : 1 nt the An le Repton. G. re per cent 1. 0 0 0 toe 0 o 125/ ceeded with. - •- • - enses was pro- Mr. COLLlER,observed that the aeason .wh t y the mino- net be able to obtain the necessary outfit for another away the restrictions from the enalL Yment of foreign sea. hreote, sir AB. - - Hawai s. w . It? The h brace, C. L. C. Hove., Sir E. Sao odars, G. Royal Bank of cotl. .. ea per Cent. I'o 0 (I 50 0 0 41 iIOS Union Bank ef Scot. • • --- All the clauses were agreed to with . • rity hail overruled the - majority on this question was be- voyage, he would, without doubt, save sufficient for . that men. Now, what had been the . re_su OD. and eawle, c• 7/. per cent. 50 00SO1 0 '1 10s Busk L. W. ' West rn Bank • • •• •• I think of the circumstances c- 1 Heathente, Sir G. Seymer, H. °tit any m a t er i a l cause the former was supported by the symp a t hy o f a large purpose. He thought legislative interfeyence . was inju- gallant gentleman said, "On y ell 14 B. • lliance Fire and Life.. 854 spr sent 100 0 0 10 0 0 24 l's BIRTHS. amendment. ilor in the same in which you are placed, and of the difficulty in manning ca l m ° ' a i-,:ii - si ti e ea4co e te, te Shirley, E. . 4 . per cent. 10 002 0 0 11. Os portion of the Protestant members of that house, as well nous as between the shipowner and the sa , r A. I. British Guarantee . .• OF A SON. The Leasing Powers Bill also pas d way that it would be considered injuri . ous as between the your fleet, ' and he complained that theY had succeeded in earnac, eir,r. R.. hi enie ; ; Geo. li. StelPh. -qt . W. Caledonian Fire [riser 01. per cent. • oe, 0 0 10 0 0 251 Os se through earn as by a powerful party outside, and he trusted that they Wh t Smith, R. City of loargow Life et. per cent 25 0 0 200 4/ Ils On the 15th inst. at Alton, Hants, the wife of the inittee. - had heard for the last tithe of a question which ought never master manufacturer and tbe mechanic and artisan. . at manning the fleet, not only withol!t imprernent, but with- Castlerosse, Vie : . Hume w . Smolatt. A. . 5/. per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 5 ., Os Rev. Henry F. Brock ' . Their lordships then adjourned. ' • - - to have been brought under the consideration of Parlia- he would recommend was that there should be a savings out . a. bounty, and then he said, On g t ink of the im- t ‘ hristopher, Rost A. Irton S. Som aset, Capt. E. Colonial Life • ft . , .• i n . tit t o. Der Cern! . 100 0 0 „ Liaison, Lord C. P. P. Jones, D. EdinbutZ t Li 10 , 0 0 25/ les . 0u the 17th ihst., at 15, St. Giles-street, Oxford, the ________------:___ meet. bank and a money-order offi ce i n connec ti o n with every policy of not having these restrictions in a time of vvar. Compton, It c. Jones, Capt. T. sotheron, T. Law Life Japer coat 50 0 0 shipping office, so that the s a il or, „ b e i ng pa id off, might He (Mr. Cardwell) should have thought that that was the C o Tit lor, its col. T. r ig ' & fA • 1.,,,1 '. / .' 12 6 4/. 7. wife of the Rev. George Butler, M.A., late Fellow of Exe . . . Mr. FREWEN called the attention of the house to tbe lie iv T. Klege.T. efe ssoc o t e i .percent. 10 0 0 i 1.) 04 . 151 Tollemache, J. National Fire and Life 61. piir ctent. 10 0 0 ' 0 a IS 13 ter College. HOUSE OF COMMONS--(YESTERDAL) violent language made use of by a mr. Wharton at the late send home a Portion of his money to his wife and family best time in the world for having such restrictio ns, b u t , '_ trballe, M. E. Knatchbull, W. Temline. G. . No•th British Insur -7, per 'Pe'. 100 0 0 20 0 0 34/ 5 OF A DAUGHTER. Catholic ineetinn• held in London The 9 eaker threatened, at once, and place another i n th e sav i ngs b an k , suffi- what was the amount of harm that had been done ? The curdle w. liniehtlev, it Treuo,,e, Sir J. The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock. Da'kei h, Earl • cottish Union Insrnc. 7%/ prcent 24 0 n 100 le 1 Is s On the 16t1 • h 1 f W • 11. T i inst., tewi e o i hun :leder Prichard, if Prince Albert ' perSecesed in in . sultintl P the Catholics, to eientlY to Provide him with the necessar ie s . for his last return showed that there was then emeloyed the large.st Lewis, Air T. F. Tyler. Slr G. tandard Life ••• 5: per cent 'OOO 7 0 a 17/ ' s PRIVATE BUSINESS. . appeal for help to the Emperor of the French. next voya ,e. With regard to what had teen said by number of British seamen that had ever heen employed in Davies, w l). A. S. Lidolell, G. G. Tyroll, el• J. United Dep. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 en,l s 0 - ef Green arrow, Esq. hill-lodge, H . , The Lords' Amendments to the Ashton-under-Lyne and " ... XI.. T. CRA.MBERS then rose to withdraw 'his Motion. the honourable member for Liverp oo l, as. t o th e spirit the history of this country, and the whole amount of fo- IL e : • i d e e o s mbe Hon W.E. I_'.'nclsoty Lt Col. J. Waddington, IT. ockhart. IV. Walcott, Rear-Ad. On the 6th met., at 30, Green-street, Grosvenor-square, MIs , 'ELLAN ' , ITS. the wife of the Rev. J. W. Ayre. Dukinfield Bri I i BR au 1 the Ger, Ulf Gas Bill, were con- Ile observed that he'con te I t t sen at no o press for Vie appoin . , •t- of the law in reference to the limitati on o f th e r esponsi. reigners employed in British foreign-going ships on the last Dunda. G: . Lowther, Capt. 11. IValsts sir J. • r r ( be i , . , ~ , ment of this committ fti 'll . • th • f I I er- quarter wee no i th ° 49 0 Multioly th• t b ' * 1 y 4, and Dunne, at -Col F. liaci;regor JAS. sidered and aereed to. because the position i n which the Way 0 ,le s ipowners in e Case o goo( s an( m .t - 11 '.* nor° an -, 1 Ur 1 ' Weet. F Divioen,' Am e -- t - 17 .--------- - --- ~, . question was no ee' ' Name of Company. Th e following bills were read a third time and passed .- „ ral.Ly and h• w• Placed. wee such, thet it woeal i i he lite. cho.ndise, he saw DO reason why that responsibility should 1 hou ( gore them something ess an OA°, while the I E , ast .. , sir J. M dies, ;r e Whit mere, R. per of Paid. I Price. , MA BRIE D. Eiriningham and Midland Institute, Myth Harbour, t• •t p. ysically impossible for him to suoc eed in get- not also lie limited in the Case of pa ssen o. ers . (H e ar.) number ot British seamen was no less than 190,000. Then F i: ge r( t o or:, , ' lr ir P. Mandeville, el.:count Willi ins• r• Annum. Share. ing i nominatal e ,,, It was not his intention, h owever, to He thought that in a country like this every Facility should a return had been quoted showing the pumber o f appren _ F:e g yrtoh • E. Ma- tier.. Lord a. weinington, sir T. -_____ --- --_, - On the lgth inst., at Little Portland-street Chapel, Docks, and Railway, Bolton ImproVllinent, Cryetal Palace abandon the ee ' • hieux, ir fl. Wos old, B. .£ s. 4. .£ s. ti. Chevalier Peitz, his Prussian Majesty's principal librarian Con/puny, Hexham Roads, POrtimoUth Refills - ay, Roch- ders,`ood that it -1".; and he wishea it cj ear qy te be un. he afforded to capitalists to invest their money in ships- tiees had fallen off What was the weaning of that return? i ,i m i c ,, , y is. alostgorsiery, IT. Wort!ey, J. S. Assam Tea - ••••• , . sz i open for him to follow whrttever course (hear) - but as the law now stood, capitalists had reason to Not that th e num b er o a b o y s had fallen off. The number Farnham, E. au ou2o 0 0 - at Berlin. to Leonora, fifth deughter of Leonard Horner, dale and Burttlerr Bouts; Shipley Weterworks. e4hrews- he might ji.l(f,o Montvomery, Sir 0. Wyndham, eteGen. &swum, Mart.. • 11. & bone; SO 0 0 11 ' 11 '7 ani Hereford, Stroud, Paineivick, and Gloucester, , Lorti ,T, ReSSELl.eilepedient. dread such investment, because the responsibility was not of hoYs had increased, but the particular lhnitation t o serve Farrer.e. lemehrte., J. tuetralien Aerie:thud I/. Is. • ;100 00;17 lu 9 3-334 Esq., F.R.S., Queen.'s-road West, Regent's-park. shortly reviewed, the circum. I limited to the value of the ship and freight, but extended under indenturee had been taken away, and they oid no t Syntsr, Sir E. 3lundy. W. TELLERS. Australian Trust .. •a, per sera. 1-128 0 0 ---/ _________ _ Stirrer Gee, Yeovil iniprover - t V - I - - cow etstle, awl stancee under wheel th avtPg • eta , et , _ a . , e quettion sto o d, ex • ' t tl - •-.1• th t th lthiest call themselves apprentices now. He lee: now gone throueh Forbes, W• 111 urrough, I'. Amer:than Royal Mail Berwick. . , .. p .ied h s era- I o every ennv le owner possessed ,so a e wea • . , 5/. 10.01 80 0 -. DIE D. talc:Mon Cut tee hon. meneber for Hertf r o e il 1' ' ' •• P - • f 1 • • 1 tth l'a fthb • t • th • bill hol Ith ' • had with- • capitalist who held but a, small portion oa s lip ling it a eit 0 e o jec ions to • ... , ia( e satisfaction e so Forsster, Col. G. Nome Lord Spooner. R. k noslo Mexican Mint. 1 10s. 10 0 ' ' 0 1 0 0 0 - The Lorelonderr P • '•-•• 13 . 1 I• I - I lite onter sir G Neeld, John Mu 1 gs, J. British American Land 15s. -,3310 0 - On the 17th inst., at 2, Chesterfield-street, Mayfair, the trial s o t i e" 7 eau,/ .i 1 and the .le dleeex n , .., drawn his niet;lee , as, la the !het pl ace „,, : I tf, i h . , ise if a ruined man He ho ed the of knowine that the bill hail the concurrence of th h ' • . c, bre had been any momen nt i i • p , . e „ e °use, Can 'de .. .. . oo 4 Lill were considered aril ordered to be road a. mar l, o at, for it ; and in the secon 1 b •- • ei oereeet. 100 0 0 32 10 e - thud time. -' , ecause h s thought it I rieht hob. gentleman would not consent to re-enact the and he hoped that in the course ot tlie Present session they Dowager Lady llacre, aged 87. 1 ,. : •,,,m h a ve stirred up much lel ,ieiotts bitterner e • a 1 - m h - 1. i• e oi• the a renticeship clauses-(hear, hear)-and would allow it to pass. rADvERTISEMENT.] - Holloway's Ointment and Pills 1 1 1 : to s , eer cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - -- On the 15th inst., Elizabeth Ann, wife of Russell Blacket, PETITIONS. hatred and d iscord between Roman Cathol l o ' ; a n n ( d Purco- 1 m th a o n u n g a 't 6 Ler cent .• oit per cent. - - 1 ' _ - 08 Witham, Essex, and Petitio :the law in P t n his respect might be left as it was. he The bill was then read a second time. the most effectual remedies for Gout and Rheumatism. City Nevigation Bonds i ' • a er cent. - only daughter of the late Robert na were presentedl b M F ‘ y r. i.rwilv, from Sus,sex, testants, w•-- _ ale out any advantage or benefit '• . ad iateoever to could assure the hon. and gallant member for Bath that he MERCH.A.NT SHIPPING ACTS REPEAL BILL. _Extract of a letter from Mr. Thomas Wyborn, drug- Electric Telegraph (A) - p - 25 0020 - 0 0 - Owst, Esq., of Bertnonds 129 ey, aged . Praying for the su • • le 1 . I t • et a no perceive that any Ditto ••••• .. (11) 25 0015 0 0 - On the 15th inst., at Ruislip-park, John M`Dougle, ‘ei.nger could /keel not be afraid that British sailors would ever be so- On the order of the day for the second readiug of this bill, gist, Eton, dated April 26, 1852;_... , To Professor Hol- _ Mr. CAYLEY, aud o r eron of carts drawn by does ; by the country. • utry from the establishment e f nio E enulitttaote.Ne Reversionry 51pr. cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 - Mysteries perseded by foreigners iu our mercantile nave'. (Hear.) Capt. SCOBELLsaiii theright hon. gentleman (Mr. card- loway. I. , , -ir,-A ctuie has lately come under my notice Esq., formerly of Berwick-upon-Tweed, afterwards of of public houses on ej In. rnembers, • against the opening arite to the cot i d therefore he was neither ' d parents and guardians ot;ThaYs 4 by Sir G. GREY, from and convents, n 11' •' t lent of the committee n; trreloYato con. For hi s own p a rt, h e h a d no dread of the comPetitioll,of well) Ijiad mistaken what he had said about a preutices. widen e think should b e p u bli c ly known. It is that of o (4 - "two?: & I ' est . sp. -& . 11 5 1 g g : 4,2 i ig g CI Lloyd's Coffeehouse, in his 70th year. School in the city of Loud : se ulars in Merchant Taylor's sent to the apj "In f u the bill. He believed ' . th at no fere9 to foreign seamen any more than he had of forsign, ship- He haa a return for the same quarter, in which the num- a poor gala- owners. (Hear hear.) But the best way' to Maintain the • ber of boys was very small, and when the right hon tie- man, who suffered so Clreadfully from c h ron i c oen a teamNavig n a Y tion in e* lm ' 14 0 0 - pct 15 " 0 On the 16th inst., at his residence, Mount Calverley . gen _ rheumatism, that he lost the use of one side and en- i l s iu(l ""'' 11 ' 1 3' -••• • - Stock. - _ lodge, Tunbridge -wells, Authony St. John Baker, Esq., of the advantages enjoyed ni's pi t raying for the continuance the introducti, tri o •et was required. supremacy of t"he British mercantile marine, and a°Tl 9 o' man spoke of the great number of seamen, he could disse t uneeeore ......... ei, es. 100 00 10000 - many years Secretary uf Legation and Consul-General in College, Oxford, in purs y hat school at St. John's tion on this sn (see c (lured in %%nee of its founder's will ;by Mr. After a, few iv ords from sir . A.K NG N, '' JPI' TO ' quently of the navy, was to remove all the restzietions the returns and reduce that numi•er materially. cessant pain. He was under different medical London Loostitubon ... - - A ~, ( - -- the United States. POTTER, from Limerick, against th • lOND gave notice that he would put which yet rema* 1 far as WRECK AND SALVAGE BILL. treatment, and at Westinineter Hospitel the faculty coneon ii , versionary si. per cent.' 13 ' " 1!) 00 - Conventual and Monastic Institut' e procosed inquiry into Mr. H. DRU/ il) - tion for an address to the Crown practicable t • met, and. to g -ive free scope i as r e This b'll o dits energies and skill, that .i s resou c s i was read a second time. pronounced him incurable. However, this was not the "seii tioututten,- . • - i - lISIO 0 - - -- ,,,............ ..-... ~....... from a place in Lancashire, pray i r s ; y Mr. CROSSLEY, upon the notice D P - a- er a mo t el estab ishments. The Pope, might be fu ' ll Prie A Patent cand.Ce „. Ine per cent.l 20 0 0 17 10 0 25 Church-rate ;by Mr. Framer, frem af h for the abolition of to inquire into the convey'. t ceased operatior is. He said, Admiral 4., ,k aeloped. (Hear, hear.) CUSTOMS DUTIES BILL. case, for by the use of your ointment and pills, he eas Reyersionary Int- !''Oc. '416 1. pr ent. li. 001. : 0 0 - LaNDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YO U.le G, and others, from Readiage against th •e brewers, fanners, who wail the ay xressor, hat n° I ill nd bev convent apprenticeshi tuent of the 1 This bill was assed r 11 committee _ OIT considered the re-enact . pth oug , after an ineffec- been restored te health and etrengtii."-Sold by all Royal 'Dal team... op. A :are. / 1 '0 0 , ;0 00 - of No. 112, Strand, Printer., at ihe Sun Odice, No. Ile, e increase of the , duty " Hese this maim of England w, a y ery p dense essential, in order that a sufficient tual attelnPt on the part of Mr. DuNLoP to alter the day druggists, and at Profesaor Holl ' oway s Establishment, South Australian..." 6/. per cent. 25 0 0i 25 0 0 35% on malt ; also another petition from Re ' losure from tb s) Crown of body of effective and competent se a m en might always be from which the increased duties should be payable. 244, Strand, London. Trust and Loan Comp. Strand, in the Precinct of the Stillo .he tof y. za t coun y adlog, in favour established bte , made a little enc tipper Canada"- - -. or _ Diiddlesex, Friday, Ala) , ISt, 1854 e ,_. .. Dividend Amount Paid, I Price. Name of Company, per of Annum. share. ---- ..£ s. d. X 8 d Albion .......... •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 92 Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s 6d .s. 100 0 0 II 0 % 19% Ditto Marine....... 1p c & be. 100 0 ' 25 '1 0 - Anchor ...... - •••• .. 5 percent. 5 0 0 I 0 0 - Atlas . rgus Life ......... • • 4 per cent. 11.0 0 0 25 0 0 . 4 3 British Commercial .. 7s 6d 50 0 0 5 • 1 7 Clericl.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 1 ~1 County .............. 4/. 101 0 0 10 0 1 125 Crown .. - .....• • ... _ 16s. 6d , 50 0 0 5 0 21% E Tie Equity and Law.. ...... 434 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 6 Eu , opean Life ...... ... 15s. 20 o'' all ' 19g General—. ~........ - • 5 0 0 ~ 5 Gl, , be uardian .......• - - 5 per cent i 1 0 0 45 0 , 55 Imperia; Fire ........ 12/. p..r cent. 5. , 9 0)50 ~ 0 lmp-rial Life ..... .... 12s I.i+ 0 0 I o 1 0 - - Indemnity .•1 ar ine - - 1 sh. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 56 Law Fire . - 100 0 ) , ii 0 0 57% Legal and General Life -5101 2 0 0 1 . % London Fire London hip.... - ,Marine......... ••• • - 15s.per share 100 0 1 18 9 9 22 Med. Invlid & Gen. Life. 4% per ct 50 0 0 2 , ) 354 Mln,rv-t ......•• • . 50. et. Sc. be 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 Monarch .- .. .. -•00 1 0 1 National Loan Fund.. 5 . pe * . cent. 20-'0 • • •• 2 10 ', 2), % Palladium .11., .. .5 per cent.. 50 0 0 210 0 i 2ii Pelican ........ ... - . - - - Plicenix . .. - 45 - 180 P essional Life." s', per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 34 Provident Life l/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 42 Rock Lite .......... , I Se 53 0 010 0 7% Royal Exchange ....•• .61. pct • & bs. Stock. a ll 23. i Sun Fire - ,11 260 Ditto Life ..... I/ 10s - ~ 65 United Kingdom .... i I pct & be. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5% Universal Life . • - Vic,rix Lite ...... 151 opr cent - 412 6 i 57G Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of l'ald . Price. Annum. Share. ---• .£ s. d. £ s. d. Hungerford .... .... 12 Sou hwark .......... 100 0 0 Mau New of 7% p.c 708. per cent 50 0 0 Waterloo ....... .. —..— • 100 0 0 414 Ditto Old A nn. of 8/. V. 12s. 60 0 0 60 0 0 28 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. Bs. Oct. 40 0 0 40 0 0 Vauxhall ............ I/. hs. '7O 10 3 21 WA rElt-W , on KS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of l'a'd Price. • Annum. Share. -- .£ s. d. £ 9. d. EastE London 6, per cnt. Stock 100 , 129Y,‘, Kent. nd Junction .... •• 4. net ent 50 0 0 a.l 170 ... Dividend Am unt Name of Company per of i Paid. Price. Annum. . Share. ---- —.--...... 1 ---- X s. d. X s. d. Commercial .....• .. •. 14i. pr Cent. stock. i Stock. 90 East and West India.. 1 ,:, pr zent. ,tock. I( 3% East Country.. 2os. per sh. London • •• • • Ditto Bonds.. —•• •• 4 per cent. t 4 t. Katharine ..... •• 4 per cent. Stork. I— 81 outhampton -... •• I'. Ws per c 50 0 0 50 0 0 . Victork .... . ' 51. per cent. 20 0 0 6 0 0 ll' filth n 1 nex , , •tusip„, That .411111 s of ,lutthet - I Bombi I 4 i sum Interns rltreet, ..NOT Of the 30 Atreet, .01 the ) , ear. The 13i . 65 thruug ►lll be The from stoned assa New take i•Th *on to form a Slaver, Be.nel I JOCE: denen her ~I 4th Jt Auo, any st Orryl Mao eight 1 and fri Met= Or 'WI 'and P L tido ON E F~ li;u4e 'P m. y TALI. Rothe trior slei this sd oh wh of the loicues Londe C a hc Cipai t 9. the Id Static ticuia hour, area HA calm Ito lug. A Sal of ris THE El 13g ItAy. i ll 1 1 ing. 25,a 228. noon Thu Nor 4s: 6 Part Itet