The Sun. — London, England, 1854-05-20 00:00:00

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Esa. .......sese•••s•ms'"'''N''"''""'""'""""'"""ssass•s.sssss.ss"'"""al"''assassesosenassssr""s''''''''''''""•eas•sspaa.s.ses _ - ----- - ------ ______ _ ----_ ._____ __ •••••• --'• - I,... lll4 r l fteentla Annual G..nerai Meeting of this Institution will be . • ----• ase, at Anderton's Leonid, Fleet.street, an Monday Evennw, May 0 . 19,226.] .£25,07,27 0 rs. Ms, ta receive the Committee's Report, d.cide on an applice. - LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAX 20, 1854. . .. _. Chief Cashier. .':id:rp"eromtil.-s. el t era rf ir the eusuing year and to confirm thewte :e t c:l . 7 of le C nr . ' l AZLE-) e l3l 3 i'lc ( ENS, Esq., as P. e•siden. (who has k ed his willingness to accept the office), hi the room of ‘'‘ OLOGNE CHORAL UNION. Til E I V A-1/* b th o e w k sp n r e i e t an A d s s: e m ani f h o a r w s se ec i u .. i n i h n a g in t was he a small kedge anchor, of about 3 cwt., was also hanging a THE RUSSIAN FLEET IN THE BALTIC. COURT OF C The James Harmer, t sq.cock bill, stopped by a lashing passed through the space in A Chair will be taken shalt-past six for seven o'clock precisely ki - yr MITCHELL begs to announce the LASE' COecERTS ...--41.--- unities E HWD W .1. COL ti , Secretai y, to be given by D- R KOLeleR MANN e R OtesANG VERaIN i i ----41 s ---- ra the ed The fleet, it will be reen, presents a formidable array THE CORPC v eight News Exchange, Fleet street; and 41, D e verell-street , Loudon , flay 22 -Hanover -quare Rooms: -Alo . iiday -- -11 625, 1 9 2 New Kent-roe i. Moriong, ay ; and, tor sacred Music, st F-xe er Hall, on rues- anchor and the two bower anchors had the Weser chain-cables of names and figures ; but if our readers will turn to our Thursday a court wag - • - - 15,144,01 9 -------...:...._---------"- day Evenine next. ay 23. aggro, at tee Hanover Square Room,. Captain Gifford, the comman-er 0 .P is of attach ' d as usual, ready for use if necessary. I n o rder to give Nary List they will see as . goodly a list at least of 74's NAVAL AND MILITAIRYfIthNeTnEgLerLwIhGieEh the Russians, a son her a little more dip forward, for which a mechanical reason discarded as almost useless in the British navy, such as ga fas in t m trt i h n e g l d at o t w er n- n o a f !business. , ... 4,7 3.2 1 1 on th • Ntorreng, of W.-dnesday, May 24, RIO Fridai , May .: . pused tohave been INTELLIGENCE. • 6 1 instructor of • The LORD MAYOR inl :ow.. 7,2,09 s 1100 D TESTIMONIAL in KENSA.LL-faREEN.— , The bi-ritin.; i .oncer.s commence at hall-pa-t 3, and the E ve Admiral Giffard, of Southampton. Thenava might be assigned, the chain cables were got up and laid for- the Hastings, 74; Melville, 74; Cornwallis, 74; The Uncovering of this Debate to tiood's Memory', ts. Concerts at half-past 8. Ihsir Lad. Concert in London witi posi- ed to the Ord the Tiger is Mr. Sullivan, who formerly belong ward, and about 40 tons of iron pig ballast were put onboard. Malabar, ceived an official comma anneunced in "Eliza Cook's Journal" to take place on Tuesdaydb lively take pia, on Aa•urday Event g next, Mey 27.74; Benbow, 74; Bellona, 74; Black Prince, 74; Defence nauce Department at Southampton. The only alteration made in her draft was 9'n and thisjudi- • enclosing the report of beat, the 23d May (the anniversary of Rood's birth), is unavei a y Tickes may be obtained at Mr. Mitchell's Royal Library, 31,01 d Yesterday, two more Russian prizes, the Aland and Men- cious alteration 1 " • 74; &c. They are either hulks or receiving ships. But ration Inquiry, and I was made at the request of the master ship hatpened. Due notice will be given. Bond-strezt, and at all the pri..einal librarians and musiceed rs. Royal Exchange to be con- tor, were publicly noted on thehere, in weight consequence of the state of the tides, to assist . . • --....... EAST INDIA HOUSE. 17th Max, 1854.0 't f Ad-- an* damned as lawful prizes to the captors by the Court o her in entering the basin. At the time of tide she was two visits to our ports, as a specimen, they are never the- of the contents at once, X 32,214 ,90 THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST NEW EDI i ION r 'F" BURKE'S PEERAGE. less formidable ships, well armed and well manned by special day. date Christian- Chief Cashier. Intelligence was received yesterday, under entrance, and the ship then drew twenty-two feet six inches experienced gunners and seamen. Of the frigates it will Mr. JOHN WOOD (tb INDIA COME ANY do 11 REBY OIV r NOrIcE,C Now rea ly, in 1 vol., with 1,500 Engravings o Arms Y 1 cash for sand, May 6, that a Russian ship, alleged to be the , sse , aft. If, therefore, this alteration in her trim gave her eighteen be seen the Aurora is the ship at Valparaiso, and the Committee) took the op; That the rate of Exchange at welch they will receive ,a. min THE PEERAGE and BARONETAGE, had beeu captured. off' that port by one of her Majesty s steam on R -- -engai, and m a dr,s, will from the ii• es nt d- te, and . t inches clear, instead of nine inches, the latter no doubt, Diana is the vessel that had left Rio by last advice:4 to tnation given from the {Billstether no ice, be is I lid ,the Company's Rup,e, and for Bills on For 1854. ers. Three other Russian vessels-namely., the Themis, igar, computed B the professional officers thought, would be rather too join the former. The Pallas will be remembered as hay- port connected with the Bombs 25., the Comp illy's Rupee. By SIR BERSAD BURKE, fuge within the port, and Ocean, and Vier Gebroeders, took re close a shave, as the chances were some part of the rudder he 16th day of JAM es C. MELVILL, Secretary. jog been at Spithead with the Grand Duke. She is a Inent document related, •of ti, exclusive - - Ulster Ring of Arms. thereby escaped capture. heel might have received a fracture(as the '•ce of the ted yester- - New Edition, Revised and Corrected to the present time from t • " A Greek vessel named the San Spiridione was no fine first-class frigate, and most heavily armed. of that report, preparat son on the ha. EXETER- HALL. COLOGNE CHORAL personal commenicati••us of the si ii lit • &c. _ ..„,, day at . . Lloyd's as having been captured Malta, at • laden with rudder was broken close under the trunk) and thereby d b t t . f I d ' cause an o s rue ion or urt ier Image to ber rudder or The most powerful steamer, the Kanischatka, will be latter, would be accepts UNION.-This distinguished Society will tive OF. c 0 . ,: ." • " teie best eenektii ' ' 3'. •gicai a d heraldic dictionary of the peerage 4 "" Gk • t htpped at Antwerp. She, muskets for the ree iusurgen s, s i sternpost. Parties dee ' '' - • recognised by many as having paid a visit to Potsmouth, sented the following rep CERT ot SAC It Eta and at Isile; Li ...a. NKO U a 1 , 0,, AI, M s l ter. . b a ar•onetage. avid the first authority on all questions aff e we; the with her cargo, is to be sent home to the port of London to ply interested here aro most anxious 'ENCS. 1 tocr " ' , mica is a xe d t o tare place at the t riove Hall, on TUE. DAY acy. Globe condemned 1) the Court of Admiralty as a lawful r' p ize, to relieve the mind; of the public, and to assure them that on her . way from the United States to Cronstadt. But "We whose names are EVENDI.a, May 23. Full particular., will be duly ant unced Published tor H. Colburn, by his successors, liurst an there is no gross error made in the d Bi,ckett. be co Y e construction of this ship, Y her machinery is not first-rate, and she would stand no solidated Committee, to The Proaramme end rick as ...iy be ob ained at the Office oo' the -- The Tribune, 31, screw steam-frigate, Captain the Hon. a Sacred harmonic Society, 6, Exeter-hall :at Nlr. :Mitchell's Royal has sent forth to the world at large. Every exertioil will be The five new screw ships building won, have been missioners on behalf of Library, 33, Old Boad.stre t; and of the principal Libraries and THE AUTHOR OF " EMILIA WYNDHAM." T. Carnegie, has taken iu powder, shell, (Sic. Her officers [a, from Haw ku-fie-sellers. Now Ready, at all the Libraries, nt 3 vols., -r, Ts Y. and crew are busily 0 0 . enmeed drawing and taking on board made to get this ship ready for the pendant with all possible fitted with machinery of 540 and 450 horse power, by afford the fullest inform desnatch and when ber com 1 t ta, Carolinen• - THE NEW NOVEL, AUILL - vi , i-- provisions and stores. She will comp e o e 1t h r stowa eof coals ' ' • pe e armament and stores are Napier of Glasgow, 360 by Penn, and 350 and 300, we the , rewith do certify the )1; Die Liebe, OONSTANTINOPLE and the WA.R at the ety the . arbor of " . mina a yudhain," &c. by taking 90 tons to fill up her coal-buuk put on board, she will then be found sitting majestically in ers. She is ordered • believe, by Maudslav and Field. These engines, having and the several resolutio nor; Hamlin : 6 r N.„) EGYPEI-av HALL. -•`•Had t not been for the . old, I should "This nova is worthy of the author's re;•utation. The Interest of to be ready to leave Sheerness on Tuesday next. her element at her intended draft, as designed by the late been seized bh • B • . h Gb y e ritis Government, wilt e tom- sect of the Royal Comn higblv-respected practice.' architect •Oli ver dis- . Mi. Oli Lang, who r a tion of London, we list, Grosser have believed that [saw the Diorama at the Egyptian Hal, wth the s ory is pnw tinny kept up, and there is muc truthtu The Resistance, 10, troopship, Matter COmMandet - • Man - pl ted and fitted to the 650 ton ships Industry, Supply has not only added beauty, but utility in stowage, to many e ' wer to aid the commis! Hover; SepPe the regless tide of Eond nt street life surging Around me "-The etiminai ii g epicting of character "-Literaty Gazet e. it tit sec Bradshaw, will complete her loading to•day. She will po noble ships now in her Majesty's navy, &c., purchased by the Admiralty as store and troop ffi i ntzic ; Jason , Eastern Cori espiindent or the Doi y %e.vs. Ibe Lect ire is delver, d " 1 11 , re is both th nein and feeling it: this boo., aiol the mer Y. . of the o cers ant ce on wetesdAvs and s darlayreceive on board an extr i screw-propeller, and the shafts and . s ' s MrJ. ti tiItOQUELLEit an i aright-minded purpose is never ,bsylit." - Examiner--- vessels. orn ; AUXOII1 hand hi gear connected . Vierewith, for Lie Cmsar, 91, now in the • on the other days ny Mr C. KENNEY -Daily at Halt-past' Two '• Incrhe char cters o this tale tie le , it). el by a masterTHE MILITIA ANO YEOMANRY. mg. and eight.- ‘dmission, Is haae b the Baltic. Toe prize crews front the prizes scut y SAILING SHIPS OF THE LINE. pendia. to • the report of ~ p..weriui, 'fife-like touches." -Ji.bn Bull Tho summer drills of the Royal Pembroke Dockyard bat he Confianeer * j " n this charming fiction th. peliular author of `Emilia Wynd- Ins and the James Watt will take a passage out in taliou have not yet been commenced, in consequence of rho • sioners a statement in r Stockholm ;•i. - irl R. KAHN'S -. MUSEUM.— ham' has outdone all her tomer a orks.--Messenge r the Resistance to join their respective ships. The Resistance ire it pressure upon the time of the mechanics, resulting from Present Names. Guns. of witnesses who gave e rude ; pule; -- . , JL, (801 Anatomical Wax -FigureBL's XLLE ROBIN 232' Picea Ilurst and Black. tt, Publishers. successors,.to ►Henry Colburn also takes the mail, aud is ordered to be ready to leave Sheer- the demand that the various vessels nose. Station. On t - e stocks should . which will be found ale libraltar. .••,,,- 'du y. OPEN or gee ismen Irsar i1...t1il 5 mortuns and Irons 7ti 1 —,..--- new on Sunday next She is loaded exceedingly deep with be completed without delay: The drilling will therefore not — he Julie, for ,-,.- - lakvoplog., New Lecture.i at 12;2 , t. , ..md h.41t1.4:1 1, by' Dr. .4.1- - Tt I- llav, Slrh and Cheaper IrdlOn. Is. 6t, , ammnuitiou, shell, shot, victualling, aud stores of every .. the commissioners hay be Commencednail . next month, when the whole of the force - t Rua is - 120 Helsingfors. 'arid ; Rhoda, . tun, F.R.G.e. 3,, Wed..esdays and Friday s, • p rtioli of the ii ',scum , B • le • . tiou for the B dtic-fleet. . . _-___ both houses of Farhat( • lin, Calcutta; is*. I. for ladles gull, from a it 5. Le lure at 3, by Mrs. sexton. T HE DEAF AND -DUMB OY . ATa • • descrip • N - Vat Rol I wan sooie ..ccount ot the ii sill, of Educating the Deaf alio The seamen belonging to the . erw 1 s oop, u ~. will turn out in om " give every satisfaction. the new clothing, the changes in whieh will .1' Emperor Peter I • .. 120 Cronstadt. have applied for and o t)ril, Port alt Admlsslun,Obe Shilling - al St. George the Conqueror ll2 ~ we lose no time in lay' Barbadoes ; IALub. 5-3 . the Rev W FLE3 t_ ii:.R, 51. - milder Alan H. Gardener, have received three mouths' pay, The Ist West York Regiment of Militia, which was dis- .j.', ?? ? LAURENT'S CASINO, A.RGYLE ROOMS, London : John W. Parker and Son, West Strand. and had leave uutil yesterday, when they all, with tae banded at Pontefract on Tuesday last, is, we understand, to Kmgeiten ------------ exception of one, returned, and have been draughted on 84 (Lessee, CHAS. C. LAURENT, Onslow-house, Fthaam road) be called out again immediately, to undergo a further short Krasnoi . t . The above Rooms are now OI'EN FOlt Til E SEASON RE V. Ma RI /DLE'S NEW WORK. , board rho African for a passage round to the Belleisle, 24; training previous to being sent into barracks. Gunule s, hailing from r.',,4 will continue open every evening, with LA l , HE • T'- Jus realty, iri 2 vols., Bvo.. now in the I 'owns, for conveyance to the Baltic. Tue Water- The South I even, or 25th Regiment of Militia under the Poltava . •! 84 Helsingfors. court as to the course t ;ed port , , was ' , LEHR A TN', i a BA's command of Lieutenaut-Colouel Sir John Yards Buller, M.P., Prochor three light., Pair star wa tz, sus °vet-bin-I nau 0 dm), liv W ,lber ; a SO, by H. i, ITISTORY OF THE i AP AC Y ' A draught of able seamen, ordinary seamen, and second , 1 j augment of this honor ihore, and -the -La Latent, -et , the foilowin4 Waltz-s La belle Era ct se, Leonora, Viiii- i_ FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE REFORMAT.ON. class boys, has been sent on board the African steam-vessel will assemble on Wednesday, the 31st inst., for permanent Vladimir . Bl ~ The report was sign ki h ss and his Dinah Admission, if, Doors epen at liait-liast r, By ;he Rev J. E. RIO •LE, duty. The barracks at Mill-bay have been apportioned for Volga B4 Cronstadt. R ion O), at' for a passage to the Downs, to be put on board the Bedeisle, .. "'" l ng to commen' , e at 9 o'clock, and ter Mate al h iir.pasi it Author of Tne Latin snd t in sit Dictionary." the head•quarters of the regiment. Empress Alexandria -----.........._. 24 gnus, for service iu the Baltic. P l Rinton, Perkins, Blad -------- The Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry Regiment has been Na.rva Russian br;g Richard liattley, Publisher la Ordinary to her oisjesty. The Cuckoo, 3, paddle-wheel steam gunboat, Lieutenant P P ter, Bower, Butler, at A I TRACTIVE NW' ELTIES. _ --- called out for eight days' duty, and will assemble at War- Bere ina 74 fore reported) * ----- ---- ------- ,-, Murray iu command, has had extra hands put on her to ex-Mr. J. WooD said t :tiler Russian ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION. Now ready, at all the Libraries, in three ecls., pedite the completion of her fitment, so that she may be wick on Thursday, June 1. Tile troop under the command Brienne into Udoe on Pa rltOs-11.R.1-1. Nal. •CE ALBER r. M SLICK'S NEW WORK, " THE AMR -- sent off as early as possible to the Baltic. of Lord Williughby do Broke have already met at Compton Borodino The scAT of Watt, showing the principal places on the DANUBE, Verney, and that under the command of Captain Smith at Smolensk° 74 citizens of London we KAU. is sT, mit DDIs. i it UltilliVo, eelß it: to Po i„ the entrance S & RICANS I HOME; or, 11YEWAYs,BAcKWoODs, and Pastau.s; The Fearless, paddle steam-vessel, is ordered to be com- Wellesbourne, near Sratford-ou-Avon. Arcis 74 Helsingfors. sideration in the corn )to Constan - to the 111. %Ca siEN, RA r ri. Eor al •Oi•E, and I tail ['RUCTION En led by the , mill'r M " -am tic-.' pleted without delay, and when ready is to proceed on par- The North Lincolushire Mi itia are now assembled at Lin- Finland naking water- the°l the TINKISH issEs:*r, and other scenes (kindly stippled by Hurd and Blade t, Publishers, succeasors to Henry Colburn , 1 3. ticular service : coin for 28 days' training. The regiment is upwards of 700 Batzback - 74 to the inquiry, than bare, and ex• Proprietors of the . Illustrated Lond-at News''), EXIIIHITED Great Alariborou.h street. The shipwrights and joiners have been sent on the Royal string, being 300 more than assembled last year. Ezekiel 74 Helsingfors. Francisco, 15 ~,p a NEW St RIES or' ihs-GEVING V IEi.V4 Albert, screw steam-ship, to get her ready for being coin-. . court. (Hear.) Tin The Royal South Lin olnshire Militia, commanded by Col. Andrew 74 1. 1" CronEs hy J. H. PEPPER Esq . on the CHEMISTRY of our 0 P missioned as early as possible. comment, but it svo , laden with D . %IL) BRE i I), in spy fill relailon to that made by tas • e,W Just published, in fcp Svo., price Gs. cloth, Sibtliorp, are assembled at Grantham for their annual term of Culm The Stromboli, Commander Robert Hall, arrived at Wool- duties as chairman ti it () 'EsS at M AIME lONE WORKIIDC:E, daily at Tw i TH E FRIENDS iortly-looking moll on Thursday afterucon. P P o'clock ; and in the Evenin.s on the 31.a.NUFA ,TUItE and By %V aIt%ViEK BEECHWOOD. The Derbyshire Militia now assembled at Derby, have Paniyat Azofa , three letters ~.,l'A.:. iit ‘TION of P )1.. Lit. Lonli•n; LoNman, Blown, Green, and Lo gmans. The Powerful, 84, Captain Mansel, has ship} her masts during the last eight days made surprising progress. Sisoi the Great 74 f 1 ;loners, and that the D : "ton," port 4-. cruais by Da. BACITHOFFNER on ELF. CTRICI rY, and the and commenced rigging, for which purpose a party of riggers P P The Leicestershire Militia, under the command of his Grace Villagosh artly scraped ELECTRIC biiiii . r. Exhibition of frestrail's Method ot Raising have been scut to assist iu getting her forward, the Duke of Rutland, assemb ed on Thursday last, the 18th Natron-menya 74 frequently charged. :rto Novo, in sunken Vessels, &c.. &c. 0 In fcp 8v i ,with lilustras, as. cloth, vitt. The Fox, 42, Captain Tarletou, C 8., has been dismantled, inst., for their annual training. On the muster-roll being Fere-champenoise by the San Pen Morniiws and Evenings. Admission, Is. ; Schools and Children under . EVENINGS at ANTIOCH, with SKETCHES ready for paying oft at Portsmouth. called, there were about 150 absent ; the greater part of Michael er Ten years of age, Half-price. , 71 - ---- of zeYRIAN Lir' K. The Scourge, 6, paddle-wheel steam-frigate, Commodore these, however, have volunteered into the line. P P •if the Commissioner - 1 7- ORK NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK F. A NEALE, Esd , Author of -Ei ht Years in syria." L i ti cy ndon: Eyre and IVi hams, 9, Bouverie.atreet, F.ect street. Adams, returned int i Portsmouth harbour on Thursday evening, having well tested her machinery iu a cruise outside, THE WIIITE SEA SQUADROI.I.— Cap Erasmus Ommanney has received his orders, and hiss quadron proceed at once to Total ; 2468 lin 30 ships. solidated Committee Deputy LOTT sect] RAILWAY CO ,IPANY. rig 16, lat. 18 T he,. Directors of the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Corn- - ----'--"- ------ and is now completing the shipment of her last sea stores the White Sca, to commence :operations against the enemy. propriety of having Of the above we believe that 18 or 20 ships are in fair • P.,,,at Y are prepared to iv. offers et' LOANS, ion a eel+ al of i free On the Ist of May was published, heauttfully Coloured after the prior to leaving for the coast of Africa. The squadron will be composed of the following : upon every occasion vs out, lat. 45 Yeats, on Debentures rece e . entures bearing interest at the rate of 4 . 15s. per cent. Ori ilia'. I.y Harty ,aii, I A e ,i, a s , Her Majesty's frigate Indefatigable, 50, being ordered for Eurydice... 26 guns , . Captain Ommanney. condition ; the rest are mere hulks. matter so vitally it'll per annum. THE GREAT MATCH at YORK, between the . Captain Lyons. SAILING FRIGATES. A commission iu place of tbe Portland, was warped alongside Miranda....ls „ (screw) ........... Mr. Wiwams t 6, lat. 3Ss PP scat ons to be made to the Secretary of the Company at New- FLYING totiTCsiMAN and VOLTI. , EeIt, with Portraits ot castle. on-Tyt ie. the jetty at Plymouth ou Wednesday by the Avon steam- Brisk ...... 5 „ (sLiew) , fhe Earl of Eglinton. 1 Fobert. Miranda folk in an extra quantity of coal at Portsmouth, is W. O'BRIP N, Secretary. The Earl of Z -Haw!. R. Bill. vessel. g Present court, who could ur , 32 W. Cents ......___ - -- 111 Station, Newcastle.on-Tyne, Ist April, 1654. The Hon. Admiral Rous. , Chirl•-s 'Marlow. The frigate Phoebe, recently launched, was towed to her full of provision . •' s and stores, and left last evening for the Name. ° Station. Remarks. connected with the 13, lat. 3 IT-1 ______ . _______--- George Pa , ne. Esq. Path mi.l Flatman. rn moorings in o; divary ou Wednesday. Downs to join the Eurydi• e. Brisk, 15, screw, Commander CD est. riE ROYAL BRITISH BANK, (Incor- hill. Loudon : Bally Brothers, 3, Royal Exchange buildings, Co The crew of the Calcutta, 84, Capthin Stopford, got the , Se mour left Spithead yesterday for the Downs, to 7. -- . -- - could not see the pr rig 5, lat. 15 tops over her mastheads on Wednesday. join the Coestantme Eurydice. We have received telegraphic announce- . ... .. 44 Cronstadt to a committee eons aNT Di , ,POSI r anii Mactri,Ait -- --- Cesarevitch lio . rEs ! , o r T ir , T i E h i s ts Cp ) a F rt i e E I G ,I Ii. T, . . and 111 EEs of EXCHANGE inThe marines belouging to _the Portland were paid on Wed- meat of her arriva . Bet, B AIL - ' 44 Cronstadt to be found. (Heal sal, for NOW' ._ Psyible on demand, or at any dote wished tor, in London or at neaday at Plymouth, and bad six weeks' leave of absence. __--------. ''.3' Place at home or abroad where there is a banker. They are Fainted by J F HERRING, yen ,'a d HARRY H ILL. Letters from the frigate Trincomalee, dated Callao, April .PARLIAMENPARY COMMITTEE. Amphitrite ray 6, lat. 4 5 "'allied to the several u-es oh merchant. and travellers and of priv..te Beautifully' mewed, price lc. Is. ea h.mouth. Her crew were all well. Castor 44 • , Old ship rebuilt. received at Pip 13, have been . . Deputy STEVENS Parties out of business. whether re-ident in or out of the kingdom. 1. Bee.wing. 3. The Baran. 25. ,he Flying Dutch-..-0.- - Diana 44 Rio 4neiro For sale ? andand for tbo The President, 50, had brou.clit provisions stores - ridiculed the notion ...Possess some peen tar teatures or ecoeomy. eatety, at d utility. 2. Charles XII. 14. Sweetmeat. mof THE CASE OF MR. HENRY STONOR. Alexander Nevsky 's Straits for the use of the The DepoelT NOTEA carry interest at rates varylint Mini two 3. Cotersto,:e. 15. Pyrrhus the First. 26 Voltigeur. Trincomalee to convey to Hehringl plished by a commit Aurora _ . - ......--.. 4. Poison. I•. Niendicant. 27 Cat.ezou. Plover and Rattlesuake, engaged in the Arctic expedition. When this committee reassembled yesterday, court had been anni na , se siin , ston. rr,,,,,,5, o f the recently entered young lads who have served Mr. Merivale, of the Colonial-office, roe ppeared in the wit- Pallas 52 C. of Siberia Razee ' Kam- into their hand Th,„„ „„ h oar d the Fie- ness-box, and was re-examined by Mr. Moore as to his cer- [schatka: under . . s : al .• _ ....4..".,,,;e1, the n„ tea Total 418 in 9 ships. er existing birch be laughed at. (Hi vessel. The frigate Phoebe, recently launched, was towed to her moorings in o; divary ou Wednesday. The crew of the Calcutta, 84, Captain Stopford, got the tops over her mastheads on Wednesday. The marines belonging to _tho Portland were paid on Wed ' uesday at Plymouth, and bad six weeks' leave of absence. Letters from the frigate Trincomalee, dated Callao, April 13, have been received at Plymouth. Her and storesbrouclit ther Trincomalee to convey to 4ehriug's Straits for the use of the Plover and Rattlesnake, engaged in the Arct ladsic expe ha dit veionserved T we nty of the recently entered young who in boats and been trained under Mr. Bean on board the Fis gard flagship at Woolwich were conveyed in a steame Bellei r yes terday to the Downs , where they will sle hospital-ship, for service in the ships of the Baltic fleet. Numbers of strong, healthy lads, offer their services for the navy daily, and those who have previously served in boats are preferred. Yesterday evening the Escort, Government transport, 97, and the Lord Raglan, 89, were towed down the river by the Amazon and Pride of all Nations tug-steamers. They arrived off Woolwich dockyard about 6 o'clock. On Monday they will commence the shipment of stores and ammunition for THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK, (Incor ,, icirat d ho Charter) Git \NT DP.POSI r and CIRCUL Alt NOTES, LETTERS oF CREDIT, and BILLS of EXCHANGE in ` P.Yable on demand, or at any date wished tor, in London or at any Place at home or abroad where there is a banker. They are !ivapted to the several u-es of merch nits and travellers and of priv..te Part ies out of business. whether re - id ent in or out of the kingdom. _ PosAess some NOTES lAr teatures 01 economy. satety, a. d utility The DEPOSIT NOT ES carry interest at rates vary in, trial two a"„Vur per cent. i.er annum, according to their te rms of p a y ment, , being negotiable and transferable by simple indorsem ent, the y ere", Mote convenient than evi n small Exch e q uer Bills, ..s being not Y 46uchers of dep sit, but as enabling the hclde s t command tbei deposits at airy lime or place, without personal attendance or o wrjelsondence with the Bank. _pet died terms of business, and any furth er information, will be ir..Prilled at the Bank, or at any of the braue nes, in the Strand. Lam ai d HU ;ft CAMERINT, General Manager. Itontfi - rttiiik Bank, Tokenhouse-yard, i.othbury, London. BA I L Y'S SERIES of WINNERS. Fainted by J F HERRING, Sen ,'a d HARRY H ALL. Beautifol'y , oioured, price 1/. Is. ea h. 1. Bee.wlng. 3. The Rerun. 25. !he Flying Dutch 2. Charles XII. 14. Sweetmeat. min 3. Cotherstoi:e. 15. Pyrrhus the First. 26 Voltigeu. 4. Poison. 1 . Mendicant. 27 Cabezou.r 5. Nntwith. 17. Alarm. 28 Te.idington. 6 Conti ence. 18. Slane. 29 NaT.cy. 7. Alice Hawthorn. 19 G Alston 30. NewminAter 6. Orl itiCo. 0. sir 1 Acton Sykes. 3'. Stockwell el O'ourke. 9. Proicess. 21 Cos.ack. 32 10. FoLh.a.Ballagh. 2'. Vait , romp. 3'l. West Australian. 11. Sti rry %to a ch. 23 Th- Hero 34. Irish itlr catcher. 12. The Emperor. 24. Surplice. 35. sii•lbourne. Each Portrait 10 published within six weeks after the Derby and St. Leger. THE CASE OF MR. HENRY STONOR. When this committee reassembled yesterday, Mr. Merivale, of the Colonial - o ffice, reappeared in the wit ness-box, and was re-examined by Mr. Moore as to his cer tainty of having alluded in conversation , either with the Duke of Newcastle or with Mr. Roberts to " that affair of Mr. Townley." Witness said he had a most distinct recollection of using those words, but he coul d not say to which. He rather thought it was to his Grac e but as he received no reply, he concluded tha't he had not been understood. At the same time he believed at the moment that he was alluding to a thing that was well known. He had no doubt now that the observation had escaped the duke's attention. Mr. Moore then stated that Mr. Eyston, solicitor, of Gray's inn, wished to be heard on behalf of Mr. Ste, or, but the corn. mittee declined to entertain the application. The next witness was Sir Richard Bethell, the Solicitor- General Tae hon. and lear. ed gentleman was brought up from the House of Lords, where he was at the time pro• fessionally engaged, and appeared in the witness-box in hit full-bottomed wig and gown. He said that about the end of last year Mr. Stonor wrote him a letter, stating that he was a candidate for a vacant judgeship at Melbourne. Wit ness had previously had some professional intercourse with Mr. Stoifor, awl had formed a general opinion of his capa• city.. Witness was at first surprised that Mr. Stouor should he a candidate for the pie c in question, as his previous prat tice had been more that of a camber counsel than of oue who could look for a judicial appointment He therefore wrote Mr. Stouor a letter, desiring to have sonic further in formation in the matter. Mr. Stonor replied that, under the special circumstances of the colony, it was deemed ex pedient to appoint a gentlemen who was familiar with con veyancing and the law of real property. Upon that witness gave the estimonial which was before the committee. Ho bad, at the time, no knowledge at all of Mr. Stonor having been reported against by a committee of the House of Com- And three flat-bottomed frigates for the use of the marine cadets. SAILING BRIGS AND CORVETTES. norning, but ado in wheat el on w h e at, I corn at an brought fall ) b Name. t; Present Remarks. Station. .... • Ajax Palinurus Paris P Pbiloctetes 2O If ,- Prince of Warsaw is Navarino i2o Flushing or sale ? A Dwins. ;20 Kamschatka le Olivutza 120 If i Disarmed. Letdon : Bay, Brothers. Cornhill. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY of CASA 1) 4.—Notice is ~ e reby Given, That a CA Lof 21. 10a. Der share on each and every stare of the series of tit , shar st f , thia company has been made, a a. curd he due and payable an Wett "da.l P a 7th of Aloe, ISM A CALL of 10 1 will also b. . due ..nd „-qahlt; on each of the Certiflc des exchantea .. le to r l'otnpat-y e• t ,ue . tures, and 0/ on eat h of the Cert ific a tes exchangeable for the .ebet.tures of the IT vince of t'anada. Six per cent. intt-re , t will be charged on the Balls as long as they are in arrear. menu ot A Cell L e tter will be sent to eac h shar.-ho`der for the pay ft 'all on hi* ir•at es 'I h Dehem tire t7er.iflcatts m. at be presented tit the•Bankere, in order that the payment of the Call may be marked Upon them. Ho'ders have the option of pa t in full on their shares end in up tlahenturt s. Interest at the rite of 6 per cent. p-r an urn s all on all sums paid In advance of t all+ on ether s.. sor deb. not es, and by ord rto ettnicii of toe v-roment of Cit eta, otts.tos Tirin.t the et eseot and in f& on th tr ‘enture certifict es No 2, will be entitled to at o,tee excha . .ge the a Sine for the D. hen tares of he Province. Ali pv,mpiats to be made at the Banking House of Mews. Glyn, 1111 s, co., 67, Lombard -treet. By order of th , Board. W I lAA AM CH 4 MAN, Secretary. 2 ,Leadenhall.street, May Gth, 1854. A BONA FIDE opportunity is offered b y which a h .ndsmne Mrtune e,n he obtAined, in return •or a ,st tree) s.i‘all Hive toiet,t. Apply Mr l' os..ec use, which will he sent p , to F. E. Fuld and CO , 32, Vidlerd-street, Strand, Lindun. 1 districts is 1 qualities 2s LW bared pr. nark applies From Southampton we learn that the General Screw Stelm-shipping Company's steamer Hydaspes left Southamp ton yesterday for Portsmouth, to embark t:ie 42d Royal High. lauders for the East. A fatigue party of the 97th arrived at Southampton yeste rda y to shi p the heavy baggage and stores of the regiment on board the Royal Mail steamer W ilma. The 97th leaves Windsor this morning, and will em bark from the Southampton docks by the Orinoco at 3 o'clock this day. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam .No.Vigation Company's steamer Himalaya is now quite ready for sea, and will leave Southampton on Monday for Cork, Vlore to take on board cavalry for the East. The arrangements for the re cep ion of horses on board this noble steam ship are of the most complete description. The stalls (361 iu number) are nut up on the main and upper decks, and apparently will Provide the least ample accommodation for the animals, and alto 7 the fullest spa e for attendance and ventilation during the voyage to Constaatinople. The 2d and 7th companies of the 18th Royal Irish Regiment of Foot lauded last week at Gravesend, having come home from India in the Hotspur, freight-ship. They immediately proceeded by the North Kent Railway to Strood, and thence to Bromptou Barracks, where they joined the headquarters. The depot has also joined at Bromptou, and no time will be lost in reorganising the regiment. Captain Gilbert's troop of Royal Horse Artillery have ar rived at Canterbury from hatham, and now occupy the bar racks vacated by Captain Taylor's troop, on the return of the latter to head-quarters at Woolwich. An officer of the 97th Regiment arrived at Chatham on the 9th iust. with authority to select 5 volunteers from the 33 depots forming the Provisional Battalion He coul , have obtained 500 or 600 men as easily as 50, but no depot was al lowed to send more than two men, exc pt in four cases, in order that justice may be done when all are so anxious to volunteer into regiments under orders for the East. The vo lunteers left Chatham on the following day to join the 97th Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel England, commanding the Royal Artil lery in the Medway district, has made his half-yearly inspec tion of the Royal Artillery, &c., at Chatham. Colonel Jones, Director of Engineers at Chatham made his h a lf-yearly inspection of the Roy al Sappers and 'Miners at that station on the 12th inst. The 3d Light Dragoons, who have for several mouths been stationed at Exeter, I . ft that city on Thursday on their way to Manchester. As they passed throw di the streets, they were followed by crowds of the inhabitants, who cheered them lustily. They will proceed direct y to Manchester, whence a portion, it is stated, will march to York. The bar racks are now empty, and will be occupied in a few days by the First Devon Militia, who will assemble at Exeter on the 31th inst for 28 days' training. The second squadron of the Ist Royal Dragoons left Man chester yesterday morning for Liverpool, where they em barked for Turkey this morning ou board the Arabia and Rip Van Winkle transports, now lying in the Mersey. Major Wardlow commanded. The squadron consists of 127 men, with 16 officers chargers, and 113 troop horses. This squad ron was to have followed the first nearly a fortnight ago, but the transports were not then ready. Tue 46th Regiment of Infantry is also under orders for the East, but bas not received the route for embarkation. Four companies of this regiment, under the command of Major Fyfe, wh ch recently replaced the 7th Fusiliers at Man chester, received orders yesterday, and will proceed this day to W. edou barracks, whence the bead-quarters proceed for the present to Windsor. The place of the 45th at Manchester is to be supplied for the present by the local pensioners, two companies of whom are already in the Salford barracks on duty, where the remainder are also to assemble on Monday. It is understood that the pensioners will be relieved by a regiment of militia. Orders have been issued for the eirolled pensioners of the metropolitan divisions, as also those belonging to Woolwich and Greenwich, to muster for brigade drill on Saturday, the 27th inst., and Monday, the 29th i st., in Hyde Park. Their review by the Commander-in-Chief, according to present arrangements, will take place on Tuesday, the 30th lust., in Hyde Park. Th m s!oxsl. tuo Local otei t A edehr oss, district ce s ntral a i ren a dtt t eei i to:ootlenli ordered eua forthe sttoodeut. ahne like esiyest at ra f i thi have :e t et h cor e bWeee Gillingham,Nv, d oee s , d la t n t tih ee IChatham Childreninhabitants .eha7ste,.hudat. for wardedd to the same fund. Disarmed. Total iu 8 ships. 1 from 10x 01 riding do., 03 Os Od to 03 sand calves, lb., rearing ,ambs, 6,1 to each ; slips, 54d per lb. " T HE PRESS," No. 55, This Day (Saturday),• co amns. among ethers— I'he Atiminisir Joon of Voreitit• char icier of the l' tmi r. Ltd y—" Flue Ittrome Tax : Whom it •ff•tA -s anderiiiis %thick out Pritt .e lieu t (Ireitt i uhim .%!ecing T:Jt !-lanm r 3 - pa n. Sul a hid nte? lea onaitic .Init Convent oss M Attn SetSeatsr "Jasper"—Rep. rt d Loss of H.M.S. "Tge " r -.A ilus - d (1.1 he to nitku belle )—A ax Lyr , ie—lAterattue: Buu , tin t, "Mein-irs sod Cor-espon't nce of Gene' al ,tr a m ,o. B by J. H -Aneelo, a ltiiin.Ltice of Mode n t,ome— Nar a ive of loci 'eta- ut the esti,. militAiy Life 0 - .0 lat , .iajor sam.iel Thorp K.II —N tieesot Pamphlets, tat t Reprint , Correspondenc,—Parliamentary Intelli;enee—Theatras— Together with all tie News of the Week. " TH EA: E l'ic" Is pub 'shed every ,taturday, At the Office, o 110. Grand. price d. May be had of ail newsmen, and at V , railway stations. Money orders to be made pa) able to Mr. Allred O Od to 61i ;st 01. Bar o, 34s Ott to T" CHOLER A!1! Prevented by the destruction of al no,ious effluvia. ut-tINFEc r VG FLUID RECOMMENDED BY TIIE 'OLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS. THE CHEAPEST &NO STRONGEST CHLORIDE OF ZINC. Quarts. 2s. ; Pmts, Is.; Halt•yints, 6d. Sold Iv all Cheinltits, Dr•ootisti, and Ahipping %gents, awl at Corn netcial Wtvirf. tine End, London. Agents —Messrs. D ew, II yward,and Barren, Bush. lane, Cannon-street, City. mons. The room was then cleared, and.the members of committee afterwards separated. The inquiry is at an end ; the com mittee will only meet once More to consider their report. Od ; ditto 0 to N Od ; id to Oa Od ; 470 Od to Etrial 2s 101 ymeal is 9d 2s 9d cash, ELECTION FOR HERTFORDSHIRE. ECHI'S PAPIER MACHE TEA-TRAYS, 1 deride di the most un que an elegant eve.' manufactured Ihe esigns a e Yaritiu 4 , as we 1 as tha priers, and the eeihomicel maY le suited as ea,lly tho-e who-e we ilth entitle: them to th most recher he art cies which ert can pro uce. Te ppulernr mache work-tables, wo axes, t it•caddies, writing-cases. h inkrtads , screens, ca al-boxes, &c are read su erb. Mechl hasabla stock ryo , dres-log•cases not o surpassed ; also, writlog , tulle cutle Shettlel t plaied ware, Ills ru-bionsa tia.tati i c tables reiri a tied or their superior construction. —Maim actory, 4 Leaden hall street, loneon. - - The nomination of the candidates to supply the vacancy u.casioued iu the representation of the county of Herts by the melancholy death, by drowning, of Mr. Halsey, the late mem ber, took place yesterday. There are two c andidates in the fi e ld- Mr. Puller, who came forward at the last general elec tion upon Liberal principles, when he was defeated, and Mr. Abel Smith, jun., whose father represented the county for several years upon Conservative principles, who adopts the same tone of politics. The hustings were erected in a field near to the railway st 3tion, but, iu consequence of the candi dates having mutually agreed not to have any flags or music, the proceedings of the e ection had a very tame appearance, and very different to those formerly presented upon the occa sion of a contested county election. Indeed, but for a few of the Blue, or Conservative party, having, as it was stated, contrary to the request made to them, brought a few banners, a person would hardly have known that an election was going on. The writ and the other formal documents having been read, Captain TOWNSEND then proposed Mr. Puller, as a fit and proper person to represent the county in Parliament. LIONEL Amos, Esq., seconded the nomination W. R. BAKER, Esq., proposed Mr. Abel Smith. S. H. HEATIICOTE, Esq., seconded the nomination. Each of the candidates having addressed the electors, A show of hands was taken, which was declared to be in favour of Mr. Puller. A poll was demanded on behalf of Mr. Smith, which was finally close at 5. A motion of thanks to the High Sheriff, proposed by Mr. PULLER, and seconded by Mr. Shun', and carried unanimously, concluded the proceedings. ALLSOPP'S PALE or BITTER ALE.— Me.ars. ALL 4, iP •• and 40NA best t inf trin the Tit IDE nat they are now re‘istering orders or the Match Brewings of heir PALE LE, in casks of. 14 Gallons awl upw irds, at tie Prewery, Burton on. Trent; and at the undermentioned Branch Establishments : LoNDON, at 61, King street. City ; LIVERPOOI., tit cook •street MAN:CHESTER, at 1) , cie-lace ' M the Burnt Tree ; GLASGOW, at 115, At. Vincent street; DUBLIN. at 1 Cramp on•quav ; 818 M I NOII AM, at Market Hall; SOUTH WAI ES, at 13. K.ng•strcet, Bristol. Vet , srs, ALLSOPP and SNS tike t e opportunity of annonncing to Private Families that their Ales. so strongly reco amended by the I n e d ical profession. may b, procured In Draught and R.tt'efi. Genuine .."‘itti all the most respectable Licensed Victuallers, on "ALL , OVI"S PALE ALE" being specialli• asked for. When In bottle, the genuineness of the label c.n be ascertained by having .‘ ALt,s()PP and taoNs" written Across it. my good de g transacted reuse iu the las been in is 9d to 2s P rENT .ELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. SALMON, ODY, & CO., most respectfully in -1-r,,. the Pubic. that their PATENT 5E1,1 , -ADJU - rIN , ; TItU 4 SE -1 a , orri more ea-e and securit , fur the reite• of HER •IA than a y other .t.trument f the pup se. Th yw It answer or r ght or t• ft -toe, req .1. ing no under Amp or any g4l ing Bandaz , Pers • a in the co oary are re nested to send the eacutuference of ;he Bode one loth be ow the flips. CarrTtoN.—As ma , :t, mercenary Drnrrvists are vending an N inferior l'urcha. , ers are re.,u stet to ob•erve. that ‘l, .0, o r &CO , 292, Skrand, on ou, is mark. d upon the Leather Case. S , tlo by on- or more Drugg , sta in every City and Vrincip Al Tow; in tit,: United Kingiom rk et : &c. P. (1. 19 3 18 9 17 9 18 6 18 9 19 0 ..... 19 3 ON 'HP. 14-111.1VOCHY OF MARKIAGP. A ii MN- Si"' tc. f- 1 IN?IRMITIF.S OF YOUTH, MANHOOD, AND "LD AGE. dust Published, 60th Edition. price 2s. 6d.. or free by post for forty two stamps, SELF-PRESE RV ATI ON a Popular Treatise on the. Physiology and Functiolis of Mar riage, with its Disqualifications and Impeliments, tracing their nrißin to the e ff ects of solitary habits, youth f ul excess , trop ical climates, or close study; followe d b y p ractical remarks, founded on twenty years' experience in the treatment of Impuissance, Nervous Debility, Local Weakness, ,permatorrhosa, and all diseases of the Urinary and Generative System. Illustrated by s 0 coloured Engrav ings, on the Anatomy of the Reproductive Organs and their relative Conditions in Health and Disease. By fAAMUEL LA*MERT. M.D. 37, BEDFORD-SQUARE, LONDON, Dittor of Medicine. Matriculated Member of the University ot Edit burgh, Honorary Member of the Londor. hospital Medical Societ' Licentiate or Apothecaries Hall, London Asc., Asc. The essential object ot this treatise is tlrregularitieso oolot out th and excess fea rvi, ful con. sequences resulting tr.m o r hood, habits, which have produced more mis,ry in Youth, degradation in Man hood, and premature decay at al stages ot Lire, than, perhagig, an' other class of disease known to modern pathologists It+ peruse is particularly re , ominended to persons entertaining secret doibts of their physical condition, and who are conscious of having hazarded the health, happiness, and privileges to which every human being is entitled. It Is absolutely necessary that all men should know, that there are principles of Personal management which cannot he violated without tricurring grievous penalties, and when wisdom and regret succeed the heyday of inconsiderate self-indulgence, how these penalties may he mitigated, how the sting of their bittern ess may he remo v e' , an d how the evil and itscon unuene es maybe avoided, and qpove all, that there 18, csrselY any decree of years infi r mity or functiona l derangeme nt to which the ti mely The Author hat for a series of a.d or science cannot app l y a core. ears been engaged in an extensive practice in 'he treatment of these delicate complaint+, which are unfortuna t e ly teen too generally confided to the etre ol ignorant great injury on th ose who are i n d uce d to place SELF•PR E4ERYATION may e fai ni th irl in c' .. ' h 's ei hro p irentitiecitisions. be had, price Is 6d, in English, Paternoster-row; iltnioty, French, Spanish' Dutch, Italian, or German. of Messrs. Piper, arie. Titchhorne-street. ilaymarket ; or tree 63, oxford-street ; Rrothei 3 4. 9 ait e d irn V ; 3. 4, Mann, . • to any address from the Author's rest daily from Eleve bdyenpcoes,t37fo,rFlretirtfV-Ml6 ustairnionl"l At home for consulta i ti ll Two, and trom Six tin Eight. All letters must contain the fee f 1 t. - --------- VIISSIA. IN THE WRONG.—Two bunched years ago Ru.sla hid no pot is tut Archangel, fit which she was nide' ted to Eng'ish discovery. Ha tins funded ,t. Petersburg , she gained connexim with t e wits ern wo-lil ; atter that, made t , sotithwaet passa , e to the itlack ea, and thought ,onstan t:nople, the Me ilterranem, on , t the Ea-t Indies si o Id re va.iiat-te acquisi tions ; but the ttuss'ans are bad calculators; t ey should have taken the example o E. Moses and -los, who ha. e extended their bust , es , over the wide world. wad th nu:tout n.l pmts, c'ti S. and towns it the un verse, but they have dine that by fair trading -value for vain s novePy, superio - qua Iy. a d cheapness. expressed in every form in tvery article required tor the *Mt e of Ladles, Gentli men and Jaren les, in all , -tat , ons of society -their preartss has heel. visible, and marked wilt the apps',bation of thousands ; thee have h d the most glorious success, and their -t ri -g and Summer Attire carries the vi-torion , palm in e try instance, snd their vast propa rations c..ntlnit to the tulles extent available lor Noble o n, Pro fes-4 nat 11 nt emen, and a I others. I,iveres and Sportilw Dress -urn tier Coats, Vests. lid T, om ers. Pre s tor sp , te al o ea I ns, of fir , onstant wear, is made by H. MOSES and SON, with Care, Skil, Despatch, and He t,O o). which cannot he tnitated ; their C'tc lot y an , : West E ncl Establishments are ihe a t actions 0 , the sea Dress osn. Boot., h ing. Ha ' s, Caps , a,n, cry, Ladies' and Children's , s Shoe', Shirts etc , are p es lit, din .ltvie, Elegance, F shims, and Che ions/is, which his never been equ lied A viv , rant. o Pre mises is a o i ly ap root.. ated to the gigantic wholesale bu-iness goods E Moses anti - on; and in quality, make, and suitability, al the goods lir fitted for the home r espo ttr pie ; the economical pri es a , t h glily advantageous to Merch nts, Captains, Emigrants, and Other s CACTIO.. - E. Mtkah:S And :skill , . regret navimt, .o guard try . übtic against imposition, hevins learned that the untradesman-like f ilsehooti of " Beig ted with heir F,stadaishment," or " It', he same concert ," has been resorted to in many instances, a nd to. bvions reasoita. they beg to state that they have No CONNEXION WITH ANI OTHER 11008 E IN OR OUT OF LONDON. ex cept their own Establishments, as follows : London City Establishment, 154, 155. 156, and , 57, Minories, 84 .45, and 86, Aldgate. opposite 1:C, 507, 508. the hurch, aliNew commun icaOxford-tstreet, I, 2 . Lon d o n West-end Bramth, 50 and 3, liart-street, all conimunicating. Bradtord (York,hire) Branch, 19 and 20, Bridge-street. '.4hettield Branch, 36 Fanatte. Colonial Branch, 5 1 .1b0u ne, Australia. Merchant fano. Clothiers, flatters, Hosiers, Furriers, Boot au Shoe shakers. and General Oattitters for I aches and sleetlemen IMPORTANT . Should any article not give satisfaction. It will le axcliAnced If desired, or, if preferred, the money will be returne^ without hesitation. MI goods are maraca' In plain figures, the lowest mice, worn which no abatement can he made. The Establishments are closed from sunset on Fridays tO UMW on saturitays, when business's resumed till 12 o'clock. A new Book. with illustrations, entitled" The Eeho of Public Opi nion," conta , ia ), till lists 3i price.% .itit system et sell-measure meAttakCide- Ikc- m , v he had on apolicatinn, or post-free. ni,,, 13::::: ,,, :11:::0: t.e th h e . year r ending 1854 t:nblabet,ll,,,ogr. gratis n Application La l'on parte Francais. Qui si parla Italian°. ____. ......17 6 17 6 18 0 •.....• l 8 6 •... lB 6 19 3 18 9 rtley. 21 0 y 2J 6 ~.. 30 5.5 ~.. 25 5234 ... 41% • •• 126% ... 5.1% . P R 07. .44 17 9 O n n 5 0% O 0 , ON THE SECRE T CAUSE.' OF SELF-ACQUIRED rhiskurm ND sA.PPOINTF,D HOPES. A - Ol TII F, ..“ LENT FRIEND. gcs—Fittleth Editt.m. In Six Lanz" v c r.: l 'r: j o r tL i o ' , E l' ), ocr t ST , b l a. CONTAINING THE and Illustrated by One Hundred Ana II xNI s Ili v rtoottraPi Anatomical Cases. ' 64., by post. from the New Edition, enlarg ed to 200 pages. Price stamps 2 . Establishme nt, 31 64 in . _ Work e ck l p o o p r e t r,one . f PHE SILENT FRIEND, a Medical ouby_on ... a t e e r s c , e -K. the exhaustion and excessive indulgence, the c onsequences o ft infect o v n, b .. mh.otion loi.pt physical decay of the isysteom, produced abced i THE LAIiE STOCKPORT TURN-OUT —The leaders of the mercury, with dl,ections tor the use of the pro eli i lowed by OhAerVAtiOnA on Marriage, An honesty. A a t M S r t : j , 8 By it. and L. last fortnight in fierce • have been engaged during the ch di ,, , , , r e g u it s :g ion th s e a m bo ,A ut ith ea: i h nbe o r t z b i e ir r ‘ 's g Prevent it. Illustrated by 100 Coloured gngraV 111. • ii the disqualifications w ' hich 'late strike street, Oxford. his brother deleg PERRY and CO.. consulting Siirgenns. 19, laAers;.l Paternoster. • of t he delegates, denounces street, Lo.idon. Published hy Sher. . 0 ,,,i a u„ C 0 . ..., .1-street ; (1 , 11 , row, and sold by ITannay, 63, and eanecr, 150. 1-"Cm.W Sutton, 10, Considerable coins of don, 146, Leadenhall-street ; 96, rarritwilo •-ctrect ;W. money. lie states th:it the mode 64 Cornbill. ill which it was done Bow Church-yard ; flatter. 4, Cheapside : R JollllBon , t was by taking credit for paying the luctive PART I. treats of the anatomy and physiology of the repro , weekly allowances to many more turnouts than there organs, and is illustrated by 24 Coloured EntTavings. . __ were in the receipt of such sums, and says that PART 11. treats of the consequences resultim; from excess ive i n- their dishonesty they have d to cover dulgence, and their lamentable effects on the system, produci n g estroyed many of their mental and bodily weakness, nervous excitement, and generative ks The other deka boo . ,ates have given denials, but !ncapacity. Illustrated by 10 Explanator) Engravings. Cooper has challenged them to the proof, and at several PART 111. treats of the diseases resulting from infection, either in for public Meetings has produced such an impression on the the primary or secondary form, and contains explicit directions ti.eir treatment. This section is illustrated by 62 Coloured Engrav- wor,spe 11 , o Ile that they refused to listen to his opponents. hags. LAMBERTS' MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR, Price ls. 6d., PART IV. contains a iipnedy for the Prevention of Disc/sae by a . t case, 2s.—lt would be difficult to simple application, by which the danger of infection is obviated. rit izea reduce p a PART V. le devoted to the consideration of msrriage and its duties. Map more • sati4actorily distinguiAlied by the merits of The c,ausea 0 . unproductive union are also considered, and the whole elearne.4s in printin,g and accuracy in arrangement. It sublect critically aiid ohilosolailcaily inquired into. t but be eagerly welcomed by our intelligent popu. THE cont.( AL P.ALM OF •YRI cCr is exclusively employed ca.tino It is an easily intell' bl in treating ne rvous and sexual debility, impotence, ki., ils arid 31s. 1:16 oti . —.‘42f7t. - igt e, accurate, and per bottle. The Concentrated Detersive Essence, an anti.syphilitie complete delineation of a region with which every on© remedy, for purifying the blood in cases of infection, secondary sh lid ow he as familiar as with the MA) of England gYmptons, eruptions, and the abuse of mercury, Ils. and 335. oi n bottle, perry's Purifying Specific Pills, 2s. 94., 4s. 6.1., and Iles or PaleStirle.--Nonconformist.— We have already found per box, a certain rented. for gonorrhoea, gleet, stricture, and reference ; and call confiden ly it of great use, for re re chronic inflarnm .tion nf the bladder. consultation tee, if by letter, • der4 for, it is in our opinion, the commend it to our re a der , , 14 A minute detail of the case is required : age, habits, and post- C 1 M. o f the Seat o f War yet publisheo,— ton in society. 51. Packets. with advice, to be had at the Establish- Most use ful Ma Ment only, by which the fee, V., is saved. ?dews. Perry, Surgeons. York Herald. London . • Dobbs, Kidd, and Co. ; Edin are in attendance, daily, at 19, Berner-street, Oxford-etreet, Lon- burgh M• • Newcastle : Lanabett, and all Book. : Menzies , dons from Eleven tilll TWO, and me to sicuti ell dal from lama to On*. rielleri.—AdVOrtini nVie. . COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL, ~~ -~~~-- G .5.P011±22,6 12fITZT,14,12PIL LETTING AT IVIANCIIEsTra.—FgrIM There wa. a very scanty attendance here to•daYl 02 " of the members being at Newmarket, and others et ShrowAury. The betting was almost exclut.ively cow• fined to the events decided at the latter place. in the course of the morning, however, we saw the following transactions booked : - BATE' AND BOUERSEi'SIIIIIE BULBS. 7 to 1 eget Lough Bawn. 8 to 1 Poodle. to 2 agst King Torn (t to 401.) 6i to 1 Dervish (t to 750 124t0 1 Andover (t to 401.) Nothing done on the Oaks. ---- - THE CORPORATION REPORT. Thursday a court was held for the despatch of public business. The LORD MAYOR informed the court that lie had re ceived an official communication from Lord Palmerston, enclosing the report of the Commissioners of Corpo ration Inquiry, and he wished to know whether it was the pleasure of the court to go into the consideration of the contents at once, or to postpone the matter to a special day. Mr. Jose' Woop (the chairman of the Consolidated Committee) took the opportunity afforded by the infor mation given from the chair to state that he had a re port connected with the inquiry to which the Govern ' ment document related, and he thought the introduction of that report, preparatory to the consideration of the latter, would be acceptable to the court. He then pre sented the following report :-- " We whose names are hereunto subscribed of your Con solidated Committee, to whom on the 30th of June last it was referred to assist the inquiry before thu Royal Com missioners on behalf of the corporation of London, and afford the fullest information on every subject connected therewith, do certify that in accordance with the reference and the several resolutions of this honourable court, in re spect of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Corpo ration of London, we afforded every assistance in our power to aid the commissioners, and proffered the evidence of the officers and certain members of this honourable court, whose examinations and remarks will be found in t e ap pendix to the repot t of the commissioners hereunto an nexed. We also hail prepared and laid beforeobservations of witnesses who gave evidence adverse to the corporation, which will be found also in the appeudix. The report of the commissioners having been laid upon the tables of both houses of Parliament by the Secretary of State, we have applied for and obtained a copy of the same e , whi couch we we lose uo time in layingg before this honourabl We beg to reconnueud that the report should be referred to us as a committee for consideration, that we may be authoiised to submit our suggestions to the this honemabin le cou rt as to the course to be pu rsued by corpoiation this very important matter. All which we submit to the judgment of this honourable court." The report was signed by Messrs. J. Wood, Burrows, Gr-sham, T. H. Hall, Salomons, Hicks, Peacock, \V. Hinton, Perkins, Blades, Dakin, Pe wtress, Millard, Lis ter, Bower, Butler, and Bailey. Mr. J. WOOD said the committee had expressed a very decided opinion that a matter of such importance to the citizens of London would undergo more deliberate con sideration in the committee which had already had an intimate acquaintance with the proreedings in reference to the inquiry, than any other body deputed by the court. (hear.) They had abstained from making any comment, but it would not be incompstibe with his duties as chairman to observe that all the information ,vhicli could be given had been furnished to the commis sioners, and that the corporation had proved itself to he perfectly free from the vices with which it had been so frequehtly charged. (Hear, hear ) He then moved that the court agree with the report, and that the report .f the Commissioners of Inquiry be referred to the Con solidated Committee. Deputy LOTT seconded the motion, and suggested the propriety of having a full attendance of the members upon every occasion on which they assembled upon a matter so vitally important. (Hear, hear.) Mr. WILLIAMS moved as an amendment that the question should be referred to a committee of the whole court, who could undertake to examine into everything connected with the interests of the corporation. He could not see the propriety of delegating such a power to a committee consisting of a very limited number of members. In the multitude of councillors wisdom was to be found. (Hear.) Mr. Cox seconded the amendment. Deputy STEVENS was for the original proposition, and ridiculed the notion of having any improvement accom plished by a committee of the whole court. The whole court had been annually taking the business of reform into their hands, and if they repeated the experiment under existing circumstances they would most assuredly be laughed at. (Hear, hear.) It was his firm opinion that Parliament would do for them all which they could not do for themselves. Amongst themselves nothing but disagreements and contradictions would abound. The amendment was then negatived, only two hands having been held up for it ; and the original motion, submitted by the Chairman of the Consolidated Com mittee, was agreed to. BETTING AT THE WEST-END. The following bets were made on Thursday at The Club:— DERBY. 220 to 20 agst Andover (t) 1000 to 20 Prince Arthur (t) 60 to 50 Autocrat and King Toni (t) Even betting between Autocrat and King Tom—King Tom for choice. Offers to take 9 to 1 about Dervish and 16 to 1 about The Hermit. SHREWSBURY MAY RACES—FRIDAY. The MEIIKLAM HANDICAP of 5 cove. each, with 30 added, for two-yr-olds ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to be sold by auction, &c., for 30 sore. Seven furlongs. 7 subs. Mr. Morris's b c Usurer, 6 st 21 b (Ashmall) 1 Mr. Halford's ch f Myrtle, by Sweetmeat, Est (Carroll) 2 Mr. South's b f Mystic, 7st (Aspinall) 3 The following .also ;an :s7-)Yoodford, Poynton, and Myrtle. • • Betting-2 to 1 agst Usurer, 4to 1 agst Myrtle. Won by half a length ; Mystic a bad third. The A TTINGHAM STAKES of 5 SOVS each, with 30 added, for three-yr-olds ; colts 9st, fillies Bst 111 b ; the second to save his stake ; the winner to be sold by auction, &c., for 100 sous ; if entered to be sold for 80 nova allowed 1211 4 60 191 b, 40 281 b ; five furlongs ; 7 subs. Mr. Mather's b c by Van Tromp out of Reel, 7$ (40 sous) .......................................... (T. Cliffe) 1 Mr. Burton's b f Pope Joan, Est 111 b (40 sovs) (Carroll) 2 Mr. Bloss's b c Mirabeau, 7st (40 sovs) .:.....(Wells) 3 Mr. G. Taylor's br f Czarina, Est 111 b (40 sovs) (Ashmall) Lord J. S co tt' s b f Vint et Un, 6st 1116 (40 4 osovs) Betting-7 to 4o n P o p e J oan , 3t o l ag Mira be au,,(llrc(ft) 5 ) and sto 1 agst Vingt et Un-. Won by two lengths, the second beating the tlrird by half a length. The SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP of 5 cove, each, 3 ft, if declared, with 50 added ; the second to receive 20 siivs, out of the stakes, and the third to save hie stake ; a winner this year of any race value 100 sovs. 141 b, and the second in any such race 71b extra, if after the declaration of the weights ; if of the Cleve land or Queen's Plate, 71b extra over and above the other weight ; the winner to pry 10 sovs, towards expenses. Shropshire Course, about a mile and is quarter. 58 subs, 2S of whom declared. Mr. Steven's Hercules, 3 yrs, 4st 111 b (carried Set ) 11b (Prior) 1 Lot d Derby's Hobbyhorse, 4 yrs, Oct 21b ....(Carroll) 2 Mr. Andrew's Kidnapper, 3 yrs, 4st 1211) (Fordham) 3 Mr. Choyce's May Day, aged, 6st (Ashmall) 4 The following also ran : Grid, Sextus, Wild Deer, Little Tom, Ada, Waterfall, and The Roebuck. Bsting— 5 to 2 agst Hercules, 3 to 1 agst Hobby horse, 4 to 1 agst Ki Inapper, and 8 to 1 iigst Little Torn. Won by a such:, Kidnapper a bad third. The ACTON BURNEL STAKES SOVS each, with 20 added ; three-yr-olds, • 7st 111 b ; four, Bst lllb ; five, 9st 311.); six and aged, 9st 51b , mares and geldings allowed 3lb ; a winner at any time (matches and han dicaps excepted) of 50 cove 31b. of 100 71b extra • the seconi to save his stake ; the winner to be sold by ant:too, &c., for 100 soya ; if entered to be sold for 80 sovs allowed 101 b, 70 171 b, 30 2511 ; beaten horses at this meeting allowed 3lb ; t rice 71b ; a winner at this ;nesting 10.6 extra in :addition to all other weights; three quarters of a mile ; 9 subs. Mr. Hodson us br c Florist 4 yrs, 7st (carried 7st 31b) (30 sovs.) Mr. Megson's b c Master Adam, 3 yrs, sst 111 b (30 cove.) (Carroll) 2 Mr. Bloss's b f Donna, 3 yrs, sst 81b (30 sovs.) (Plumb) 3 The following also ran :—Comfort, Jupiter, Terrona, Gabriel, Songster. Betting-2 to lon Master Adam. Won by a neck ; half a length between second and third. The HAWKSTONE CUP of 100 sovs, the surplus in specie, by subscription of 10 sows each ; three-yr-olds 7st 71b, four 9st 216, five 9st 91b, six and aged 9st 121 h ; mares and geldings allowed 3lb : the winner of the Queen's Plate, or of the Cleveland or Shropshire, 71b extra ; or the winner of any other race value 100 sore after the the day of closing 7lb extra, in addition to all. other weights ; horses having started twice as two-yr-. , olds (now three) without winning allowed 31b, four yr-olds never having won 100 sovs 51b ; five-yr-olds 716, six-yr-olds 10lb ; the winner to be sold for 600 sovs ; if entered to be sold for 500 sovs to be allowed 716, if for 400 l2lb, ', 2 ,00 17th, 200 231 b, 100 281 b ; Cup Course, two miles and a half ; 28 subs. Mr. Hive's St. Sp'ro, 3 yrs ; 54 7lb (Carroll) 1 Mr. Palmer's Lumley, 3 yrs, sst lib (Fordham) 2 Mr. J. Merry's Morning Star, 5 yrs, 7st 91b (Wilson) 3 Tie Wing Abs. ran :—The Medal, Bull's Eye, La.iy Flora. and Don Joh? , fiby. B tong 5 to 2 agst Lurlsy, and 3 to 1 Bast Lady Flora. easy by a length ; the same between sec , tod and third. A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 cove ; about a mile and a hall Mr. Powlon's Little Davie, 5 yrs,6st llb ... (Carroll) 1 Mr Hodgion's Florist, 4 yrs, 6st 111 b (A.shrnall) 2 Mr. Leach's Master Slender, 75t Mr. Morris's Phossix, 3 yrs, sst 91b ...... (Munday) 4 The following- also ran :--Sir J. Boswell's Annie Sutherland, 4 yrs, 7$ 13Ib (Aldcrofti ; Mr. Johnson's Gabriel, 3 yrs, sst 2lb (Bates) ; Mr. Cooper's Red Rose, 3 yrs, Est 9lb (Hughes) ; Mr. J. Dawson's Jack Leem nig, aged, 7st llb (Kendall) ; Mr. Golby's Dispute, 3 yrs, sst 3lb (Fordham). Betting-2 to 1 agst Master Slender, 4to 1 not Little Davie, and 5 t,.) 1 agst airy other. Won by half a length ; same between second and third. THE CORPORATION HANDICAP of 5 sore each, with 25 added by the Corporation, for two-yearolds and up wards ; the second to save his stake ; the winner to be sold by auction for 40 sovs, &c.; T.Y.C. 9 subs. Mr. Copeland's b c Field Marshal, by Touchstone. 3 yrs, sst 121 b (Hughes) 1 Mr. Meiklarn's b C Robin Hood, 3 yrs, 6st 71b (Bates) 2 Mr. Merry's b to Sslly, 5 yrs, 7st 91b (Wilson) 3 The following also ran :—Lord Lieutenant, Citnicina, and Nelly Bly. Betting-5 to 4 agst Cimicina, and 3to 1 each agst Field Marshal and Lord Lieutenant, Won by a neck, second beating the third by the same. THE NORTH METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. Mr. T. H. HALL presented the report of the Improve , went Committee upon the North Metropolitan Railway Bill. The following are extracts :—" That since our re port of the 14th of February last, agreed to by the court, a petition against the bill has been presented to the House of Commons. That the bill has been added to one of the groups for railway and canal bills, which will probably commence its sittings in the course u f next week. That the bill is to empower the North Metropolitan Railway Company to construct a railway from Battle-bt i ) lge through certain parishes, and passing ender the New Vtetoria-street, to terminate at or near !lie General Post-office, St. Martin',-!e-Grand, in the City of dbin, i ith power to purchase and hold lauds in the City of L onion adjacent or near to the intended railway, for stations, warehouses, and other buildings ; to purchase the burial grounds of St Sepul chre and St. Botolph, Allerszate, and St. Ann and Agnes, in the city of London, and to appropriate and use the sites thereof, and the burial grounds attached thereto, with power to contract with the justices of the peace for the county of Middlesex for the purchase of the House of Correction in Cold Bath-fields, and with your court for the property at or near the New Victoria street, with power t, cross, alter, and divert streets, roads, or any of them, and to use and appropriate any of them so stopped up. That the promoters of the bill have informed your committee that the railway within the city of London is .to be made in cuttings, arched over. That the architect has not yet received from the promoters of the bill sufficient information to enable hint t o report upon the p lan ; but as the hill may shortly go into committee, your committee recommend that clauses to the following effect should be inseited in the bill, to protect the interest of the corporation. That the railway be made within the City of London, and through the property belonging to the corporation in the parish of Clerken well, in arcade, so that the use of the surface of the ground throughout e not impeded. That the line of the railway be altered in conformity with the plan proposed. That no property belonging to the corporation of Lon don be taken without their consent, which may not be required for the formation of the railway. That none of the streets, ways, &c., or the site of Smithfield Market, be taken for the purposes of the railway company. That compensation be made to the corporation of Lon don fur the injury which their property will sustain. The power to alter and stop up streets, &c., to be de fined by stating the streets to be so stopped. That a time be stipulated fur the performance of the works, and nuisances during their progress be prevented. That the earth from the excavations be promptly re moved, so that there shall never be more than 100 cubic yards lying in any one place in the roads, streets, or works, all of which shall be removed in 24 hours after receiving notice from the City authorities. That the whole line of arcade shown on the sheet No. 3 of the deposited plans be completed within six months from the commencement of the formation of the line. That the diversion of Peter-street, shown on sheet No. 3, before referred to, be not made. The report was unanimously agreed to. ABOLITION OF OATHS. Mr. BLADES brought up a report with the draft of a petition to Parliament to abolish or alter the d oaths of allegiance, supremacy, and abjuration. Agree to, and the petition ordered to be presented accorlingly. THE PRESIDENT OF CHRIST'S HOSPITAL. Deputy BOWER submitted the following motion to the court :—" That the court having on the 20th inst. re solved that the office of President of Christ's Hospital ' 1 having for a great many years been uniformly oufilled s of by a member of the Court of Aldermen, this c i opinion that no reason exi-ts for departure from that precedent, awl that t he appoint m e n t of any other p er son however exalted, to that honourable office. would be an infringement of the ancient privileges of thisdconr porat:on, and prejudicial to the, independencaelsaon been terests of the citizens of London' L t r l d av N i t u t g . , ), o ' p r that he irtfornied by the Right Hon. the .dooffice ot resident had, at the late election for the sai of Christ's flopital, protested agaiust any other Iran than a member of the Court of Aldermen being put in nomination, that this question be referred to a committee of this court, to examine and repo , what measures, if y should be taken by this court. "'The previous question was moved as an amendment, and a, lot g discussion took place, which ended in the adoption of the original motion by a large majority. Petitions from several charitable institutions for gr ants f money were referred to the Coal, Corn, and -1f" Financeo Cominittee, after which the court adjourned. low SAILORS' STRIKE AT SOUTFIAMPTON.—Many of the sailors employed on board the Peninsular and Oriental Company's vessels at Southampton have again struck for an advance of wages from 3/. to 41. per month, and much difficulty has in consequence been experienced in sufficiently manning the vesseia - to enable them to pro ceed to sea. The sailors on board the Colombo, with but two exceptions, partook in the strike, and one of them, a man named Glasspool, who signed articles for anther er voyage at the old r ate of wages, seems to have b singled out by h is late shipmates, who have endea voured to intimidate him into taking part with them, but, finding all their efforts of no avail, a party, amongst whom two men named Pugh and Gale appeared to be ringleaders, waylaid him in the neighbourhood of the docks on Wednesday afternoon, threatening to injure Lou so that he should not proceed in the vessel, and pro ceeded to attack him in a most brutal manner, knocking him down, ki c k in g and jumping upon him so severely that he was completely covered with blood. The poor man, however, managed to effect his escape, and upon giving information to Captain Ingledew, the company's superin tendent, of the manner in which he had been treated, that gentleman immediately ordered the two men, Gale and Pugh, to be taken into custody, and they were on Thurs day brought before the borough magistrates, and com mitted for trial at the quarter sessions in July next, on a charge of conspiring, together with others, to intimi date and prevent Glasspool from following his employ ment. Several other warrants were issued, and M r . Pocock, the solicitor who conducted the case, expressed the determination of the company to take every means to prevent a repetition of those painful scenes which oc curred at the strike a few months since. GREAT FIRE AT POPLAR.—EXTENSIVE LOSS OF Pio- XERTY —Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, a fire of a most alarming and de-tructive character, broke out in the extensive range of premises belonging to the London Manure Company, situated at No. 40, New Bridge.street, Plough-wharf, Cubit's Town, Isle of Dogs, Poplar. The discovery was made by a po lice-officer of the K division, who, in passing the wharf, perceived a dense mass of smoke hovering over the machine-room, a building nearly 150 feet long, in which were a costly stock of machinery, some hundred carboys of sulphuric acid, and other chemical/ used in the business. The officer at once gave an alarm, and succeeded, after some difficulty, in arousing the foreman of the works, who slept In an adjoining s s house.l ly The progress of the fire, however, became rapid, so that in the course of a few minutes thautnupaaort in the premises in which the disaster commencedf sv flames from end to end, and as the fearful u it l e ,a ly a i s ne e n i t . ' rushed through the loopholes petted 11 have been the i f e o v r e e l n i ( ia fi n' ‘ s , i t l L ( , ) ( u ,til, s id e eo a gi a l n , n ( o l l3 , ! , rire;;:dryet:hing . n ear d The engines and t h at l of the parish, five of the I of the West of England office, arriving, when the s fi e r n e g m ir e fi t c t Mr. Fogo and Mr. Connor o London Company a plentiful supply, of wate,sl- .t their exertions, the work b s o several hundredt ma chinery valued action rieniarkably early in ,twuielidewerentthe to direction Nvork f from b them ast -I; b r i i i i t . , she n d ot - w y itaing devastation continued, and y of sulphuric acid, and csaora-leothousand pounds, kept falling a of the conflagration. The firemen, phroewyetvcert.hekeapet t i o their por.s, and after three hours' un aitting exertion, they a. length succeeded in getting the mastery over the destroying element, but not until property, valued at several thousand pounds, was totally consumed. The origin of the fire is enveloped in obscurity. It seems that when the works were closed the over-night everything appeared perfectly safe as usual. Fortunately the company was insured in" the R o yal Farmers' Fire-office. The police rendered essen• tial aid to the firemen by keeping a great crowd out of danger. EXPENSES or TRANSPORTATION. — The Tote to be asked for this year is 92,765/., which is considerably more than that of last year, but less than the year pre ceding. Provision is made fur the expenses of removal of 1.900 c .nvicts. GROSS OUTRAGE, AND MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A T A VERN-KEEPER'S WIFE.—A. melancholy sensation has been produced at Southwark, Trowbridge, by the death, under circumstances of a painful nature, of Mrs. Deacon, the wife of Mr. John Deacon, a respectable resident of that place. It appears that some fellows were drinking in the taproom of Mr. Deacon's house, and after a time they called for a fresh supply of liquor. Mrs. Deacon perceiving that they were becoming somewhat riotous, and being anxious to preserve good order in her house, sent word that she could not draw them any more. They sail that they were determined that they would have more, but the landlady, with commendable firm ness, refused to draw for them. Upon this the fellows became exceedingly angry, and abused Mrs. Deaco li n o , using very coarse language. The unfortunate lady, was n was within a very short ti me of her confi!lem e nt,. w in observed to be terrified a nd a g ood deal excited, d her peculiar state of h ealth, the excitement produced such an awful effect upon her that she died very shortly after the altercation. 0 0 0 , ugh and is miracu led. See Messina, e effected which all 1 over the even the ed) Ald disorders ay's oint ent, 244, through- Brockel- try, City, fr. W. S. at's-park, molts, of acre, the rnard, of tlington, 1, in the :es Lucy, Spencer- Eery, the id eldest 3r13 erei al. of Vin• (01,11 1 / 4 G No. II minty of And two or three others. In addition to the above, there are. belonging to the Baltic fleet, 15 !ichooners, transports, and lugzers ; also 50 or 60 miscellane. , u.4 small craft, such as pilot vessels, tenders, yachts, &c. The gun-boat flotilla is in b,,1 con dition, and in number does not exceed 50 boats ; but 80 more were ordered to be built last autrnun. PADDLE-WHEEL STEAMERS. 4. Present Names. Remarks. Station. --------- Kamschatza l6 54‘ Cronstadt jßuilt in America. Olaf fors, 1852. Smi loi Grosasclii 6 40 Cronstadt Grim iaschi Ruric Chrabori Bogatir 6 300 ~ Diana Hercules Total B6 319:1 in 10 steamers Besides the above, 10 small yachts (used by the Impe rial family for river purposes and tenders), chiefly of iron, with horse-power from 100 to 60 ; also a few tugs, &c., for local use, in various parts of the Baltic, and the iron post-steatner Vladimir. SCREW STEAMSHIPS OF THE LINE. Name. Guns. Horse-power. Present Station. Orel Remarks.—On stocks ready for launching. Engines, by Napier, just seized in Scotland. Wiburg B4 Constantine - ...... Remarks.—Two old ships rebuilt and converted ; ready for their machinery, which have just been seized by her Majesty's Government. Cronstadi SCREW-FRIGATES. Maria Remarks.— Ready for launching. Engines by Penn, now in possession of her Majesty's Government. Ilya of Muronetz.. 41 Remarks.—Just laid down. Polchan Remarks.—Launched last year in Archangel; engines on board, but machinery not complete. THE MILITARY FORCES OF RUSSIA.. A letter from Hamburgh of the 6th inst. contains the following account of the ►nilitary forces of Russia in her Baltic provinces :—" Beginning! with the towns of Abo, Sweaborg, Helsingfors, Borga, .and Wyborg, in Finland, I do not underrate their nunaber by estimating it at 52,000 men, :J2,000 of whom can, in case of need, be speedily concentrated on any point of Finland. Ido not Include in that number the new battalions, formed at St. Petersburgh since the guard has left that capital, who, in a few days, can marsh to this very heart of the Grand Duchy of Finland. On the southern coast of the Baltic, where the commercial cities of Revel, Riga, Mittau, and Narva are situate, the effective force of the Russian army amounts to 45,000 men, of whom 25,000 may, in the course of eight or ten days, be. assemble I at one point. 'Diem is besides a c,►rps of art ny of 30,000 men for the defence of Cronstadt, one-third of which may be detached, a.►d marched to any part of the coast menaced by the al lies." G UIV BOATS AND LAI ND FORCES FOB THI B 4 LTIC. There has been a remarkabLe clashing in the accounts respecting Revel, as to whether there are Russian ships of war there or not. We ha ve it from good authority that there are some there ; thact they recently attempted to show their noses outside ; but, at the sight of our British cruisers, drew them in again as hastily as a snail does its horns when your foot approaches it. It is clear that the Russian ships of war will not meet ours on the deep water. The Czar has made up his mind to leave the open sea to the French axed English, trusting that they will not venture in-shore- to ferret out his men-of war in their burrows, or attt nupt a lauding. It Iv seems probable that nothing Arery effectual c ared with e in the Baltic till the allied scriadrons are sup es. the means of reaching the en emy in his skulking' h ol Gun-boats and an auxilliary• land army seem to be wanted. The former are about to be forwarded. This is well—only let them be in sufficient numbers re . Wit and h these, and with a - land arm, say-30,000 Fnch y 10,000 English soldiers , St. Petersburg- would be un tenable. St. Petersburg is n.7t, on ly the seat of govern ment—of all the central e xecur.tive depa trments—it is the cen tre towards which convei •ge the St. Petersburg and Moscow Railway, the great highways to Psw, angeSmo lensk,and Warsaw to the sou ttli-west, and to Archangel to the berth ; and the three F ;3rstems of of water exports f r om the Volga Russia are brought to the sea-board provinces, the Ural, and Siberia. St. occupation of St. Petersburg by tb.o allies would at once humiliate and paralyse the Czru:. THE NAVAL CLUP.. — Th e m embers of the naval club of 1765, celebrate ti l e Queen's birthday by a grand ban quet this evening a. t the Thatched -house Tavern. The immortal Nelson was a patron of this time-honoured in stitution, which annually diltributes a large sum pri vately amongst 'the widows and orphans of deceased members of the naval profession. RETURN OF THE AIOTIC• - LIVERPOOL, May 19.—The United States' mail steamship Arctic, Luce, commander, took her departure from the Mer sey for New York, on Wedne sda y , at 1.3') p.m. The day was succeeded by a fine clear nig ht, and all went right until she arrived off the Tuskar lig ht. The captain, having seen the light, proceeded on the usua l course, and after getting, as was thought, a mile beyond Tuskar, and while at full speed, they again came suddenly upon the light, and at once struck upon the rock. The only way in which this can be ac counted for is that a current set the ship in towards the rock. She immediately careened over to the larboard side, and went into deep water. On getting off the rock she pro ceeded some distance; but finding that she was making water Captain Luce thought it advisable to return. Before making the port she was met by the steam -tug i:readnought, which took some of her passengers on board. She arrived off the port last night. but was unable to make the are river in , o er fwing ct to low tide, until this morning. Her e ngines pe order. It is hoped that she will be got into the Huskisson Dock to-morrow, but she will be unable to get on the block until Tuesday, owing to low tides, and if the (Image is uo worse than is anticipated she will get uncler way again by Friday. A l the passengers who wished it have had their passage money returned, but those who prefer to remain un til she is again ready for sea can either stay on board or come ashore. She will carry her own cargo out. The pumps were able to keep the ship clear of water, so that the cargo is not supposed to have sustained any damn'''. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAT 18. Dr. Henderson, Principal of Victoria College, Jersey, and late Fellow of Magda. en College, bas announced himself as a candidate for the Leitin Professorship. Dr. Henderson gained the prize for Latin verse in 1839. Professorship. Dr. term, 1840, he was placed in the first class in Literis Humaniorihus, and in the second in Disciplinis Mathematicis et Physicis, H e gained the Latin essay in 1842, and the Theological essay iu 1843. Previously to his present appointment in Jersey, he was principal of Hatfield Hall, and tutor in the University of Durham. CAMBRIDGE, MAT 19. MAGDALEN COLLEGE. Mr. John Roberts, M.A., has been elected a foundation fellow of the above-uanaed society. LOWESTOFT EEO ATTA. —This great regatta is an nounced for the 18th of July, .and will be conducted under the same spirited management as on the last occa sion, a guarantee being given that yachtowners are to receive the same holiitality and attention as heretofore. In addition to 2301. in prizes for cutters and yawl?, Mr. Peto has generously added a gold cup, value 100 guineas, for schooners ; and there is no doubt that the regatta will be one of the most attractive features of the season. S,IVINGS' BANxs.—From a return yesterday printed relating to savings' banks, it appears that the amount of Exchequer-bills purchased on account of savings' banks between the sth June, 1853, and 25th April last, was 2,066,000/., and the amount required from the National Debt Commissioners by the trustees, on ac. count of depositors, was 1,138,272/. 14s. 9d. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenant —Charles J. Rowley (1852), additional Lieuten ant of the Portland, to the Hornet, 17, at Woolwich. Surgeon Alexander Woodcock (1814), to the Indefatigable, 50, at Devonport. Paymasters —Henry S. Dyer (1845), serving in the Dick, IQ, on tho Pacific *dation, to the President, F.O, flagship of i fl e g l s 2 h :pslaoto sloop, Sheerness n t e i s le s ; N J o o it i n h Rear Admiral David Price, on the Pa. Me Station ; E. A. Nest Indies Station, to the Amphitrite, 21, on fe ar Thorne, to the fr T mn rafa t l i Clerks --Christopher J. Martin (1547), serving as secretary's c'erk iu the President, 50, flagship on the Pacific Station, to Callaway (1844), clerk in tl4bl'elm°eYelPAle.aice(ctaiiifiBnacsgnlS(lPti"aLty'iomna'ster to the Dido, 18, on the same station, vichcaergDeYo r,f tthoetShceoP4).ieosni.,le6n,t s ; ui l • i v e e n y l i 7 ng vessel on the West In dies Station, to bo Acting Paymaster of the Espiegle, 12, sloop, on the same station, vice Doyle, to the Amphitrite. Clcrks--Johu B. Jackson (18 ), to the Mariner, 12, sloop, at Devouport ; H. Wiustaulcy, to the Impregnable, flagship at Devounort. Clerks -Assistants William H. Allen, to the Indefatigqble, vice with the Baltic fleet ; John Heath, to the Royal 'William, 50, at Devonp ort ; J ona than Mayne, to the Miranda, for ser vll.,o, guard -ship of ordinary at Der ouport. THE ROYAL ALBERT. shipwrights and joiners have been sent don The di this splenf feren did ce ship to get her rea d y for being commissione. in the draft of water forward and aft of this ship has not given the slightest uneasiness to her desiher gners, as, the ptaking rinci pal part of her stor es and a portion of machinery great space in he fore body of the ship, her armament fore and aft, will, there is not the slightest doubt, bring her down to her intended draft of water, It has been stated that all the endeavours to bring this ship down in the w ,ter to an even keel, by hanging three large anchors at her extreme end forward, and putting from 30 to 40 tour of b a llast into her, have been unsuccessful. Profes sional men here would have been much surprised if it had succeeded. We should s ,ou have had to report a complete failure in the construction of this noble specimen ere of tnaval val architecture. The fact s are, ou her arrival h bower anchors were hanging a cock bill under her hawse Piller+, in conaequonco of her eat-heads not being fitted, and ~"~ `~~~~ :.;~-- 7 / ~V. ..--~ CRYSTAL P L kCE, lshi TO ADVERTISERS.-ADVERTIS EMENTS inteocled o - insertion in he vent us HAN DIIO ,, KS t the Con• tents of thne Exhibition, mu , t be receive.l by Si. we itaammax anti EvArrs, the P 'bashers to the Compsuy. 1, Bouverie-street, on or before the 2ith of stay.