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, . . s t t u h h e e Linda, which , , TIIE SUN, LONDON ) SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 1 ) 1851. - t h u e: r t p i r o o m p e r t t y h e w t c t h a l t l s h e d p u o e r t i. o r o f RI S Wtahn sea, nstruction of w . Parliwmento Th w e il l i e n Patai bB ---- --- _ _____________ _ _ _ file: .e ...--___- .7 . isi ~: - ---____h ich is n0„....,w before , e s Ear Mei GAZINE DAY. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. ADVERTISEMENT DUTY. i seeing and hearing such things, in order to see how . ft,hae. t u b li u m e a t t a e ug p h o t ss m ib il i l l i i o ty ns o e f i g E et u ti g n l g and se Ni e ,e u u la id r b i e ns t t e ru d c e t u io b n t MINING INTELLIGENCE. ort was unanimously adopted. b e e i p s u n re o b w a r s e e a d de e ' s fo s r o t e h n e a r s e c t e h p e t r i e o n o r o o f shareholders. No other business but that connected with " back, F. BLACK . WOOD. We again wituessed the performance of the new -co I ingenious the world was in evading a tax.-(Laughter.) ,; the .. existehce ef that practical wisdom and that manl (From the Mining Journal of tbis day.) justice which have never yet permitted her people to to y - Mr. William Edmoneton Aytoun has tun e d his comedy at this house last evening, aad are confirmed Mr. FRANCIS said some of the tickets dropped from Copper Miners in England, bein • ' I" of Lead °° ,' INTERVIEW WITH THE CHANCELLOR OF We ventured to anticipate, in our remarks _harp yet once again to chaunt a melodious en d re- in our conviction that it is the best, and also the best 1 n ight, al TH E EXCHEQUER. the balloon had been picked up in Berkeley. square lerate the existence of any social solecism to the enor hmi s u m o o p n r j i e c o e t , u r a e n , d manner in which the cause of Fox v. the Compan of r t u dt!lity ,, lay to the memories of " Ridley and acted, that hes been produced for some yertrs. "_The . the press be wanti t n o g and I3ucitinghern Palace, and had be e n prese , nted ,a t tt n 1 101 i r a t o Y run o gn f hs w et ' b h ot i c hi h nium t li h ii e ise y t w phr e ee r s o ds, o u n t) e , e o t h i o r a o l u l g w h b l y o a r h o a u v s e e d . a e T e e h sus week, that the market value of dividend shares, as well : , a y s ea s r o y m . e re o a thers of first..rate character intrinsically, had of ad theerncr. With all admiration for his genius and little musical piece, the Cath's Daughter, is exc e ed. At two o'clock yesterday a number of gentlemen the railway was brought before the meeting, and the re , ma earnest n ness we cannot but regard poetry as de- ingly ple as in g , an d agreeably fills up the interval be- interested in the repeal of the a v •rt ement duty d e is the entrance-door of the exhibition, by paraee wno ocks et ist., sl id g racie u from' it; high and almost divine office when it t ween th e c o medy and the pantomime. The heuee had an interview, by appointment, with the Chan. bad picked them up. Let no , ne ek l fully eh be e a d r a o m ut ax t i - e t eeein the dividend and other shares dealt in, which will be We understand that the committee of the Com an vol. Is employed as the weapon of the irate polemic, and was exceedingly well attended. ccllor of the Exchequer, at the Right Hon. Gentle- Mr. M. YOUNG (i.O Mr. Francis)-I see you have News. t t h e e itpsumbliiiesieina.telliigienr. rather serious differences to note in the value of most of P g dissatisfied with the c ar er, summoned forth to irritate still more the pastions of tickets of different colours. - ein th° the crowd already in a state of impassioned excite- HAYMARKE'r THEATRE. Inan's official residence in Dawnieg- street. is however, perfectly healthy and natural, and clearly COURT CIRCULAR. found in our quotations of business done. The reaction Copper Miners was argued befo L d y • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 00 Mr. indicates the fact that the capitalist, warned by past re or Campbell, in bing e raent • - • Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, ever indefati- Ath •dfi• d f r the final retirement of Mr. s e perio xe o , The deputation was composed of the Hon. C. P. WINDSOR, Jaen 31. losses, is becoming daily more cautious, by not paying which ca ‘ se an adverse judgment was given, have a plied gable ' Villiers, M.P.; Sir James Dake, M.P. ; Mr. Ewart, Young)-I suppose for different flights.-(Laughter.) Th e Q uit , en walked this forenoon in the Slopes and such rates as would leave less than 12f to 15 per cent. for a copy of the judgment of the Learned Lord, in P order I and ever affording some new indication of the Macready from the stage approaches, so does the de h re are ranna b ' Protean o fh . the a p wers o is genius, developes the story of sire of the public to witness his performances in- M.P.; Mr. Murdo Young, of The Sun newspaper ; , Mr. YouNG-Yes ; some of them for higher longi- Horne Park, accompanied by th e ir Royal Highnesses per annum inte res t of money. In all other respects the to see if t e sufficient reasons to move for a new trial. l ege. tudes than others.-(Renewed laughter.) Prince Alfred, the Princess Alice, and the Princess state of the market is satisfactory for the buyer, and, in e sher.P . i. azeldeans in "My Novel ;or Varieties of Eng- crease. Last night, long before the openiug of the Mr. Hunt, of the Daily News ; Mr. Grant, of the Helena. some few instances, advanced prices hare been obtained In Foreign Mines, thh United Mexican have fluctuat d Ish Lita ''-P V . . 'as • Mr FRANCIS adverted to the Odic inconvenience is sr ° to an ' art I. being In many respects superior doors, every avenue leading to the house w Morning Advertiser ; Mr. Spicer, of the Patriot ; • P His Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by for favourite h s ares. during the week, the prices quoted being as lo . e as 4 to yof the preceding instalments, marked as thronged by crowd; anxious to obtain admittance. M I' • f 'r. . renew., o the ilthenceunz; Mr. Ingram, of the if tradesmen in general had recourse t o such a method the Marquis of Salisbury, the Marquis of Stafford, the In the Metal Market, Lead is firm, at unaltered prices. 5. Business bas also been done in Cor•i a w i - l evers! 1 h . e Po, Cobre, St. John del Rey, Linares, and Worthing. taeens" hi s 0 t ()be were by the graces of Indeed a Macready night at the " little theatre in the Illustrated London N •• • d M Pnt f the cue ,an r. re , o .. of advertising. Eerl of Wilton, and Viscount Sydney, went out shoot- Foreign Tin has again been largely dealt in, at advancing b ell , st yle and the felicities of his de- Haymarket," is now what a Jenny Lind night at the , -' Mr. YOUNG apprehended that a butcher would ing this morning. The Prince was attended by Lieu- prices: the market closes very firm, with an upward .„. .gt .. .gw e............ Owl!" 8 8 t itil humour. When the serial has advanced great theatre opposite used to be. Within ten british Banner. . tenant-Colonel F. H. Seymour. tendency. The price of English Tin has been raised 51 SPORTIN G INTELLIGENCE. ()m a 4, not sell his meat at half price if a men went to hina e n , e % "at further we shall enter more into detail minutes after the doors were opened the house was The C.Theneellor of the Exchtquer received the de- Their Royal Highnesses the Priace of Waiee and the per ton, and refined is hardly obtainable, even at the BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-Fner, -Arr d • - r" 11 * t d' 'n o ; , I s reersi.me mer,ts. A miserably contrasting crooded in every part, and not eVell standing room putation with the greatest affebility, and evinced with such a ticket. - (Lrughter.) With resin-ea to Princess Royal took ev es t r i en exerc i se , an d their Royal advance, but bars and blocks may be had, in eeeond LITERPooL STEEPLEcHAsE.-11 to 1 a s' t t r• ft i„ liner' . PaPer is th the ndvertisetnent duty, it pressed with tingular ine- Highnesses Prince Armor and the Princess Louisa took hands, uneer the quotations. Tin Plates firm, and in Hope, 11 to 1 agst Abd-m-Kader, 12 to l g ir -- the e one which immediately follows that from could be obteined. Mr. Macready performed Mac- throughout the interview much good humour. agst Sir tdcfler pen of the most ill strious of he contributors to Lett) and he never t•rforined it more effectivel in zw_, u t , p , . • h • ' 7 , . their usual airings to•day. y Mr. EWART, M.P , addressiog the Chancellor of ouelite .If t e Deke of le orthumberland wanted to He m . .. good demand. Copper unaltered. r ajesty and Prin c e Albert walked out in the The L ll oesing are the dividends declared during the to I agst The Young-un. John, 12 to 1 agst Maria Day, 16 to 1 agst Victim, 23 1,01 g‘ehtvood-the second o tion " Anditional Cm] e- his life Why will he now. in the very prime and t n .. ~ p r of .1. - • s ' " • the Excite uer said that in the course of the last sell an estate worth 100,000/. he would be called upon afternoon past month:- CHESTER CHP.-12 to 1 agst Rhesus, 20 to I agst e Irene the History of John Bull"-an effusion vigour of his ege, pereist in le.aving the stage ? Can q - I t e ' , , „ • . sluice, ac *reel seeeion uf Parliament he had pointed out, in his place to pay no more fur his advertisement duty tnan the The royal dinner party this evening included her Mines. Per Share. Amount. Italian (t), 22 to 1 agst Fituncot (t), 33 to 1 agst Mon y less vulgar in its continuation than in its no prayers move him ? coa l Reyal Higheess the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of North Pool ... •.. -£l5 ... £1,500 'tenement. "Harry Bolton's Curacy" is capitally .....m.a.mmimmompsomanosentwommmam in the House of Commons, the injurious operation of Poor servant girl in want ef a place. tague, 33 to I apt Lady Evelyn, 40 to 1 agst Cos tries° Sutherland and Lady C. Levesou Gower, his Excellency Spearne Consols ... 5 640 sack, 40 to 1 agst Flying Gout, 40 to 1 agst The- Black ara of. Written d disti n Mr HUNT 8 aid this was a tax the whole benefits of an well conceived-a worthy portion of eels LONDON SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY the advertisement duty ; and he could say of his own • . , • M. van de Weyer, the Merquis of Lensdowee, the Mar- Balleswidden ... ... ••• tt ... 602 Doctor (taken freely.) r. Teri l c ___ guished periodical. " The Dangers of the Last night the magnificent band and chorus of this knowledge that a great many petitions fur its repeal the repeal of which w ou ld go i n t o the pockets of quis and Marchiotiees of Salisbury, the Marquis of An- East Wheal Ruse ... 15 ... 1,920 THE CHESTER CUE'. vantry__, i n eLe ur External Danger," is the next section society, composed of upwards of eight hundred per- ~ , Lieu peen presented from all parts of the country, the public. If the eighteenpence duty were taken off gleseY and Lady Adelaide Paget, the Marquis and Mar- Seuth Wheal Frances 16 . . 1,984 The following is a list of the declarations of forfeit pp e ,_; i n . current number of Maga, and is wonderfully formers, under the able management of Mr. Surinam . , . n , fI- vinci• 1 the public would et the whole eighteenpence, unlike chioness of Stafford, the Earl and Countess of Wilton, Cara Brea ... ... 2 ... 2,000 t htheeree vbeenitnsgoo f f s n i t n ; s e: to this morning:- f . eepecially from the representatit es 0t .e pro A g Viscount and Viscounttss Sydney. Baroness de Spoth, Bedford United ... 3s ... GOO Deugb, Clincher, Snowstorm, Vanguard, Musician, * te) '"a oust in its character. Charles Phillips obtains a most executed Haydn's oratorio The Creation, before Milo • • . d Fee& The matter was, however, so• familiar to th e the paper duty, the removal of which would to a Sir John Rowdily, and Sir James Clark. Alfred Consols 8 ... 2,048 .• • wtstic noti hi e ~_ ce of his revised edition of "Curran and one of the largest audiences we have seen congregate Doubt, Mark Tapley, Velox, Chantrey, Quiver, Post e IV bieb benefit the laree menufacturers Mime- The band of the Ro •al llor•e Guards attended at the , geeene n temporaries" from theereviewer in Blackwood. in Exeter-hall. The oratorio was preceded by a DOW mind of the Chancellor that it was almost unnecessary great extent _ , _ , ) ,_ , , Devon Great Consols.- 7 ... 7,168 tempore, Champion, Alp, Captain Grant, Alonzo, B•e -wed c-2,t,heing of the sort can be said, at any rate, of the anthem, "IQ that day shall this song be sung in the for him (Mr. E wart) to point out the results of this diately, and the public only remotely. Castle, yesterday (Thursday), and performed the follow- Wheal Buller ... ... 20 ... 2,560 roness (5 yrs). Chief Justice, Zadoc, Elcho, Sweep, Rea log pieces during dinner:- Treviskey ... ... 15 ... 1,800 of Warwick, Calmar, Don Juan, Mulgrave, Achyranthes, "LI "stn w • • hichimmediatelyafterwards follows upon tbe land of Judah," composed and conducted by Dr. particular tax. He might say, however, that its Sir JAMES DUKE instanced the case of the agri- r, thou ° 4 L4cl ' .., verture, " Fest" •••• .•. ... Lindpaintner. Trethellan ... •... 4 ... 300 Old Claret, Colocynthie, Docility, Jenny Lind, Rever ie; Holland's Foreign Reminiscences " a criti- Elvev organist of St Georee'• Chapel Windsor cl am tvh' l e - ' e' - '•n b ' ' • abolition might be advocated, first, in respect to its culturists, who, to his knowledge, complained loudly Waltze, ° Elinore" ... ... ... Browne. South Caradon 2f ... 640 et ••• sion, Carthagenian, Abbess of Jerveaux, ch o by Gla per . 005 ,_ le , though brief, amounts to a most ferocious Some weeks ago th;s anthem, which is dedicated to . of the im ed . p anent which the duty on advertisements Selection, " Prophete" ... ... ... Meyerbeer. Wellington .. ... i ... 312 56 d 1 th nd of its eneral necessity, an nex on . e grou g . . diator out of Abbess, Modestina, f by Gladiator out oE Isbe ll m_ l4 l l ght. " Popery in the Nineteenth Century" is his Royal Highness Prince Albert, was performed at Quadrille, " Jeanne d'Arc" ... ... Bohlman. -- Lollypop, Gaffer Green, Barnton Boy, Miss Spriare, o 1 1 ale title of th e _ the concluding contribution to the chief of Windsor Castle before her Majesty, under the im- benefit to all clas , ses which would be very great in- h t rew 111 the way of their advertising their stock Cialope (the Q ' ) ueen s ... ... ... D'Albert. Total .. • ... , ... £24,274 lanthe Lough, Bawn, bc by John out of John Cosser's e for sale. ea. 3 " am!!agazines-a paper in which we are surprised to mediate direction of the composer, and was last night deed. There was scarcely any portion of the com Her Mejesty's private band afterwards attended, and Of foreign mines a dividend has been declared by the dam, Indian Chief, Truth • , Hippogriff, Calculator, &r -etitle e mat the • e lm writer has been permitted to indulge in executed, for the first time before a general audience, reun ite, e indeed, which the tax did not affect. Then Mr. IiwART said, on the same principle that a duty played the following selection:- Cobre Company of 3/. per share, amounting to 36,000/. deaux, Bushranger, Cheerful, Circus, Cnmus Chr . • , Is - tans, t0: 145 , . Y old woman . h • t is ins ances of credulity, and in a with all the choral and orchestral appliances was levied on advertisements, the State would be ~ ' • Overture " Czaer and Zimmerman" , , ... Lortzing. At the Tresavean meeting, on Tuesday, they did what Clelia Exeter, The Gent, Hippolytus, Holthor eLi 1 walit d 1 with respect to foreign countries, and particularly p , tt e 3 P e ' ea of twad 1 . ar e ti _, d ing enthusiasm. Such things we which Mr. Surman and the members of Pnese and Hymn, "Le Prophete' ... Meyerbeer. they have not done there for 30 years, make a call. Jack, ' Landgrave, Melody, Officious 0 • ustified in taxing the town-erier.-(A laugh.) , sbaldwick, Pans Ae • h •ht dve tto the benefits resultin ...I m rica, emg a r g _ _ _ , . . . Trio, " Pre aux Clercs"... ... ... Herold. jet ge n accustomed to see in the classic pages of this society could bring, to its performance, , They must put down a new shaft to work a side lode. demus. Queen Bee, Pitsford, Prestige, Shadwell, Priest loSea.; di de cn iceed, and such things consequently fill US with The composition is one of a very high order, and will from the non-existence of such a tax there. A gen- Air. INGRAM said he paid more, in many cases, for Allegro Molto, Sinfonia No. 3 ... ... Mozart. United Mines account was not held as appointed, but ess, Reindeer, Snowstorm, Westow, Scarborough, li „co , i s advertisement duty, than he had received from the Fest Marsch,."Feldlager in Schiesien" Meyerbeer. postponed for the third tim run St G W e, on account of the absence T o cer, . eorge, on't you come out t • h r. 'l,l3l).oilltenent. Regretting the appearance of cha- add greatly to the fame of Dr. Eivey. It was admi- tleman present held an American newspaper in h 0-nig t, , 10 05 " e 'eristic fh. d . 80tis km in our favourite magazine, we rably rendered by Miss Birch and Messrs. Turner, hand, which would show to what an amazing extent advertisements. Many of bis advertising customers A deputation from the Convention ofPoor Law Medi- e of Mr. Michael Williams; he having returned, it was Sweetheart 0 to C all to d b hld d h • fth * xe to e e yester ay, w en, in consequence o e HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. th e Mind as an expiation the many treasui - es of Lockey, and H. Phillipps. In the oratorio of The had taken credit for a n ex cee dingly long time, and it cal Officers, consisting of General Sir de Lacy Evans, lees et ewe or 500/, a month, and the dislike to paying H M " ' wel the community there availed themselves of advertising, er spay a stag hds., Tues. The Crispin, Wink :o 2 ," rature li. p etie ,,, tv ich have first greeted the world in the Creation which followed, one of the principal features h .th • d t , bl w ere ere was no u y pan a e. frequently happened that he never received a farthing Bell III.P.• Mr. Hunt re res ntative M.P.; Mr. Jacob „ ,p e calls, they would, it was expected, resolve on discharg- field; Fri. Cross-roads, Bedfont-lane-1 I. . ri' ol9 ' G s° ", I .cal adorned with the thistle•bound tffigy of was Lindley's delicious violoncello accompani- of the provincial Medical Association; Mr. James Sted- ing some of the aeents and about 100 labourers. Their Lord Elcho's hds M I on. ngram; Wed. Carham; Fri. Od to r ule Buchanan. ment to the recitative and air "In Native Worth". Mr. GRANT, of the Morning Advertiser, here pro. of the amount due from them. man, Guildford, representative of the National Institute nei hb G 6 C ' 1 " f d 1 g our, reat onso s, must also follow, ler the same Longridge; Sat. Bel or - Of. Mr. MURDO YOUNG-Aye, but the Chancellor of of Medicine, Surer dMA *f • D W . l Ph - • ball ______ Mr. Lockey's rendering of the words was most artis- duced and handed to the Chancellor copies of the gy, an iwi ery, r. 1 son, y reason. The mines are feeling the effects of the late Newcastle and Gateshead hrs., Mon. Ponteland; Fri. Ar nA d . BENTLEY. tical, and the performance wa s deservedly encored. New York Journal of Commerce and the New York the Exchequer loses nothing by that.-(Laughter.) s-el . i • an of St. Geer e's Res ital. g p , Dr. Hodgkin, chairman floods. At Plenty and Goonearle, they have put the Prospectehill-10. Lay" ii'e e ll . rich i e .Y 8 Miscellany hus for some time past been The oratorio was admirably conducted by Mr. Sur- Courier, each of the committee; Mr. Peter Martin, Reigate; Mr. Wile • • containing a vast number of advertise- The deputation then withdrew, much gratified with liam Cautrell, Wirksworth; Mr. E. Boulger, Bleechin dl • h • • hk d d h engme le, t e great adit is coe, an t e water up Morpeth hrs., Tues. Benridge; Fri.Widdrington-10f. 'per to surface. At Grambler the adit is crushed, so that the Tmdale hds., Tues. Stamfordham ; Fri.,Nunwick-loi. te r 1411 r eminiscences of travel, and the present num . man, who reads sacred music better, perhaps, than m t b d thin f the ki n d s een in au E ng li s h the cordial reception they had received from the ley; Dr. Barnett, Mr. George Ross, Mr. J. T. Mitchet, en 8 eyon any g o ater runs out of the shaft at surface. Hayden hds., Wed. Spattle Nook-wood; Sat. Dry -00 45 to B ontem oraries • and the choruses were ex- Mr. William Lobb Mr. John Liddle, Dr. Bainbridge, w •fh • YOun ..,-, . entley's corps of writers of travel a any of his c p , , . Chancellor of th 1 Pe r d f 2 000 • h / newspaper-upwar so , in eac . e Exchequer, and with the good ... r . • , e Callington Mines sold 45 tons of lead ore, at ISt barn Cleugh-9. g eaussian h "R llecti ns of archan el" ecuted with accuracy, steadiness, and precision. ar e __ . , w ose eco o e g ei. . Edward White, Dr. Tripe, and Mr C T J Lord, per ton. Stockton and Billingham hrs., Mon. Redmarshell; Mr. EWART continued to say that any person who humour which the Right Hon. Gentleman displayed h t h d • • *• * ** - . tith`ret interesting ; he thus pleads fur the superio onorary secre ary, a an interview with Lord John Bryntail Mine sold 25 tons of lead ore, at 111. 21. per Thurs. Greenabella-10f. . . .1 4h Y d 1 the climate of North Russia over that of every INSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. saw an American newspaper, and compared it with an throughout the interview. Russell yesterday, at his official residence in Downing- e e e, 0 6 ' Durham County hds., Mon. Willingtoa ; Wed. litt°' *w e and describes the beauties of nature "i n th e On Tuesday (William Cubitt, Esq., President, in the English one, would be struck with the great differ- street, in relation to an amended system of poor. law Th e ne t i x samp mg of Trehane will be 53 tons of ore, Thornley Hall; Fri. Findon House-10f. rs Od ikre",. dress of innocence which she wears during an • • W att's Paver "On chair), the diecussion on Mr. Digby y •• •'. ence in respect of the number of advertisements. THE GREAT EXHIBITION. medical relief. of the best quality, and another parcel of 40 tons. At Raby hds., Mon. Hartforth; Thum. Kininvy; Sat. le 6d , tle Winter"-. the Construction of the Building for the Exhibition of Yesterday was a busy day at the Chrystal Palace. Lard Torrington had an interview with Lord John Trelawny 100 f , tons o No. 1 ores and 70 tons of No. 2, Middleton Tyas-10f. lookin over • ip le; . 'lt ~,. pii tt .„,. ay be true that we have winter the greatest . the Works of Industry of all Nations, in 1851," was The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ( g The Executive Committee received in the course of the Russell yesterday, at his official residence in Downing- were sampled on Wed ' nesday. Hurworth lids., Tues. Croft-bridge; Sat. Moor Bank dto w . e u , the year -that ad the rivers are frozen, and that h h t the meetin th A • renewed, and was continued t roug ou du g. 0 e merman newspapers)-It makes a Chancellor forenoon no less than four bushels of letters. For some street. A good lode has been cut in Bell and Lanarth, and in -10 i. Ødte na__ tuselves stand a chance of being so in our houses. Arguments based on calculation, were ad cd t I' l, - LI 1... et Lie .r.xcuequer's lips water to look at n eight like time past their correspondence has been accumulating r A deputation, consisting of Si James Duke, M-Pe North Pool the lode in the shaft is producing about 15 Mr. Hild ard's hrs • Y ~ Tues. Kennels; Fri. Swainby '4at If ' hh b 'ld• •sam ly sufficient for M M . Mr. Alderman h • r. Alderman Sidney, A' , C anis Mr. show, that thoug teinmg wa with fearful rapidity, but the Post-office delivery of yes- tons per fathom. 6d; itt ew c You stand at the window and look npon the 13 - • ht be sub- this.-(Laughter.) bridge-10f. resisting any vertical pressure to which it mig da is the lur e ter . y . gst they have yet had. It wa,s caused Alderman Finnis, the City Re . tnembrancer, and the i ' C't We+ Ilitte*eovered landscape before you, and see each star hh • Mr. EWART also submitted that the advertisement Y An improvement is reported at Merlins, in one of the 'Duke t B o eaufort's Hs., Mon. Hullwington; Wed. Solicitor, had an intervtew with the Chancellor of the ;c1 to la . in g in the sun like a diamond; if you see the trees • jected, it was not so well calculated to resist t e on- by intending exhibitors sending in, as required, specifi- pitche • s going further west than any of the former work- Cireecester-wood; Sat. Tormarton-village. aid- Your )0 4 ,, h garden as if covered by diamond leaves, then 'eh might be taken dut was a tax on commerce It was on that round cations of what the i zental foTce exerted . by the wiod, whi _ y • g _ , y atended to show for the catalogue. E . xchequer yesterday, at his official rem 'deuce in Down- - 'rigs, and on a different lode, which is worth 404 per fm. Mr. A. Smith's hds., Mon. Shoddesdon-gate; Tues. pod* Wttl e i t ea rt begins to warm ; you look at the flowers as sometimes equalling 25 lbs. per square foot. that Sir Robert Peel proposed to take off the auction Ihe day was also a busy one for the contractors, who are mg-street. Forty tons of ore have been raised at the old lode, and o.are-bill; Wed. Wherwell-wood; Thurs. Doles -turn- The building in Hyde-park was the most extensive pushing on their work so as to have the building ready Mr. Shaw Lefevre and the Dean of St. Paul's bad an the estimated yield of one pitch is 20 tons for the month. pike • Fri. Bulfordt Sat. Speery-well-11. N ittli the hard frost has painted on your windows, and d Th • • 1 l • d t th d t . uty. e same princip e apple o e a ver Ise- tot examyle in existence of the " pure rectangular construe- the reception f t . •th Si interview wi r George Grey yesterday at the Home teortra i ill her white dress of innocence appears to you oar mitts, and for the allocation of At North Roskear meeting, on the 13th Jan., the ac- Ba ' th sta lids. Tues. Promo; Fri. Farrin o - g ) gt a Gur lion,' but as it did not possess the strong gable end ment duty as to the auction duty, but with much spaces, office. which must now take place immediately. It was counts showed-By amount of ore sold in November, ney-11i. 10 4 bill ig,wrious than ever. The gravest misanthropist walls ot the Lancashire cotton mills, which were alto stronger force. Under all the circutnstances, on the also a, busy day with the public, who are crowding in A deputation from the Sanitary Commission, headed 4,170/. 3s. 10d. Costs for Oct. and N 4 164/ 3 •ffik hd T eti tt i l t ua tle when he sees Helios joyously-looking upon the ov.„ .s. bu 0 11., Res. Brome Hall; Thurs. Ottsdon Hall; ki eer „ aa if he is determined to break through the clouds of rectatigh i lpr structures, composed of colune d ns and girders, commercial bearings of the question and on the great num . hers to see the in • tenor of the Crystal Palace by Viscount Ebrington, had an interview with Lord John lld 1 • .; eaving profit, 705/. 19s. 11d. By dividend of 54 Sat. Ampton Hall-10i. d e t . I t e stabi . ity ot the Glass Structure must epen l n l ire y before the 3d of the month when it will be 1 s d u til Russell yesterday. Sir George Grey and Lord Seymour co e n per share, 7001.; leaves balance, 51. 19s. 11d.; add balance Ledbury hds., Mon. Dymock Village; Fri. Feathers iodi *h e el and to abolish every sorrow. Often, I remember /a on tbe simple rectangular furm, which cou d on ybe sma , llness of the duty the deputation rested th E hibin tII ' e x ion ac ua y commences. On Thursday up- were resent th ' • _ r lt s at e interview. from last account, 1,845/. Bs. 5d.; leaves now in hand, Inn, Staunton-10f. tete hi 4 Was discontented, going out into the star-pared d b , maintained by the perfect attachment of the girders . to their hopes that something would be one y wards of No/. was taken at the door, and, in fact, for .I'l pooner and Mr. Newdegate had an interview 1,851/. 9s. 4d. eri e ;, • e cif Nature, and all around me the noise of the h Worcestershire hds., Mon. Bishamptea; Wed. Old the columns. It was contended that the snugs by winch some time past tho receipts have been steadily on wit ir George Grey at the Home-office yesterday. th e r e "tow beneath my feet, even the mold aspect of all the Right Honourable Gentleman, the Chancellor At the South Caradon meeting, on Tuesday, a diwi- ington Common; Fri. Plymouth Arms, Hewell-10f. pleat Feue r this was effeched were wanting in strengt , h and the co- the increase so reat h , . .g as been the curiosity Lord Monteagle had an interview with the Chan. 10h. 4 , 8 -by cheered the heart, and made it light and the Exche uer to abolish or mitigate the tax on ad- t . 11 fh E dead of 2/. 10s. per 256th share was declared, and a ba- Warwickshire lids. Mon. Offchurch Bury; Tees, 0111, lumns not being attached to, or rooted into the ground, cl , o examine the inside of an edifice, the external ce or ot e xchequer yesterday, at his official resi *hen -fr ee. But is it I alone who felt more animated dence in Downing -street. lance of 8944 3s • . 6d. carried to the credit of the next tic- Mitford-bridge; Wed. Solihull; Thurs. Snitterfielci; eh; might be supposed to admit of lateral motion. The ad- vertisements. The d p e utation had certainly to some view of which is so striking. The fund lb; there surrounded by this slumbering nature ! 0, no ! damn of strong diagonal bracing was therefore recom- extent been leagued with h t-e paper duty and the stamp thus formed now amounts to a very handsome sum, and j. Sir William Somerville had an interview with Lord count. The accounts showed-Ores sold in October, Fri. Burton Dossett Tollgate; Sat. Aloester-10,f. 2,224/. ss. 6d • d N b 1. ' d 1. ' ~ itto ovem er, 1,963 ds. 3 .=.4,187 Herefordshire hds., Tues. Hall Court; Fri. Mynclo od - the h . are i naumerable persons who will bear witness to • -etn e e mended, as being necessary to insure that amount of _ will, we understand, be distributed in an appropriate ohn Russell yesterday, at his official r atl esi ence in With b. 'act. Observe the stout Russian coachman dut but at the same time, the advertisement duty Downie -street 7a. 9d. Costs for Sept. and Oct., 3,049/. 3s. ld., leaving Park-10i. 00 stability requisite in a building intended for the circula- Y , i manner. A portion will go as a donation to St. George's g• • . . profit, 1,1384 4s. 8c1.; to which add 3951. 18s. lod. balance Mr. Farquharson's hds., Mon. Fifehead Neville. fe r L. le thick black beard, and his high cap lined with liar to A deputation, consisting of Mr E • foi;. tion of such multitudes of persons as would attend the presented claims for its abolition on grounds pecu Hospital, where all the workmen who have met with in- wart, IMP. ; Sir J. Duke M.P , Hon. C. P Villie . ~ of previous account, and deduct 640/. for dividend, leaves B. V. Hers., Tees Melcombe Park Wood (for roe Od hie:Plea be sits on the box of the sledge, warming his s b Exhibition. tself, in that it affected the general body of the come juries have been sent for medical advice. A portion has I. Grant 894/. 3s. 6d. to credit of next account.-The report states deer); Fri. Milborne New Town-11f. his b el Y beating them together, or taking the ice from (Mor;iin A .. dvertiser), Mr. Youti rs, (1 P n •; The great amount of light admitted through a roof been absorbed as a sick and accident fund, and the re- mr. . i ttunt _..` Our prospects are still good; we have been able to Brighton bars., Mon. Patcham; Wed. Thunders • e l es re ue r e d ) and yuu will be obliged to confess that he is ' munity much more than the other two. He might add (D 7 !NT ws) Mr Fra i (Ath g enceurn) ) ' tic S 0 qte .-" the pi t f f Jh Bllbf Id end c ure o com ort as o n u e ore is , entirely composed of glass, was considered objectionable mainder will be divided among the most deserving of the . az Y e . ' • , , t , , , _ carry out our promise of giving you an increased divi- Barrow; Sat. Dyke-loi% advertisement Spicer (Pairrot Mr. In ram (Illustrate ews 41b %, e. Wh , for the display of works of art, and it was contended his belief that in France there was no hands employed during the progress of the undertaking. .. ), g e u •"' ), ana 151 r. dend, and also increased the balance in hand." Pratt (British Banner), had an interview with the Brookside hars., Mon. Newmarket-hill; Thurs. sti es en you go out at night you admire the bright beneficial results arose in the It to 1t ly nee esary to rt • b high ad that a roof pertially covered with elates would have been duty, and there the same - was aeo u e e es rain y a At the Tth 11 re e an meeting, on Tuesday, the accounts Telscombe Tye-10f. , Chancellor of the Exchequer, yesterday, at his official kila or ," the cloudless sky outshining the glistening better for general purposes. way of freedom of communication between the people mission charge the flow of visitors that would otherwise residence in Downing-street, in reference to a repe 1 f for Nov. and Dec. showed-Balance from last account, Cra,wley and Horsham hds., Mod. Holmbush Lodge to taie, 4 " B cf their brethren at your feet, and the mild Explanations were entered into to show, that the in America. have set in upon the building, or otherwise the men h d '• t e A a verinement tax.. a 0 336/. 7s. 11d.; ores sold (less dues), 374/. 16s. I Id.; sale Wed. Buck Barn, West Grinstead; Fri. the Swan, Peas; Ice ov er th of the night throwing a pale melancholy light s o nues for supportiog the girders were amply strong, not as would have been obstructed in their labour, and serious meeting of the Finance Committee of the Royal of materials, 148/. 14s. 9d.----859/. 19s. 7d.-To costs and Pottage-10;1. 1 4 s li k ke ta: e w e hole landscape. Can Italy boast of scenes only for the general duties they had to perform, but also The Cnowceor.on. of the EXCHEQUER said he inconvenience and delay would have been incurred. , . . b f h E Vb . • f 18'1 h ld uommission or te x 1 mon o e was e yester- merchants' bills, 390/. Is. 7d.-By dividend of 2/. 10s. Duke of Rutland's hds., Mon. Lands Dyke-lane; Tues. eb• - ..•uvy r , -e t Can glorious England own them as hers? No, for resisting any tension or accidental strains which really thougbt it right and proper that the deputation Those who have paid their ss. entry usoney have been ddv at the Board of Trade. There vvere resent Earl rha e 300/ • 1 es balance in favour of adventurers, Lend th pe s r , .. eav on orpe; Wed. Belvoir; Fri. Weaver's-lodge. ette ere c - • mi ht be brought on them by the failure of any adjacent • • • • enabled tu see in process of construction the most re- - P 169/. 18s. Cottesmore hds., Mon. South Witham; Tues. Launode; ,to, ed b . onfined to the frozen nook of the world, inha- g should come and put him in mind of those things, Granville (chairman), Sir Alexander Spearman, Mr. alb ke, d l ee - bears." parts, and instances were adduced of the occurrence of markable structure in many respects that the world can At r.r the resavean meeting, on Tuesday, a call of 10/. Thurs. Grimsthorpe; Sat. Langham-11. d •he would ive them his best consideration Thomas Baring, M.P. Mr. Gibson, Mr. Cubitt, Colonel accidents during the course of erection, which had proved an : g boast 'of. The masses of materiel that have hitherto per share was made. The accounts were-Labour cost Lord Yarborough's hds., Mon. Ravendale; Wed id; ti„ee ~- p r a tuniond Wolff continues the pleasant narra- Reid and Mr Bowfin (secretes a . Mel this position to ne correct. but he must say that in the course of this week and occupied the ground area having been gradually absorbed ' • g e ye• for Nov. and Dee., including merchants' bills, 2,242/. 45. ton Low-wood • Sat. Pelham • - , Paler 11. 0 1 4 - his d t i Madrid and Lieutenant et a h , . a ven ures nl. , . __ It was contended that the glass was sufficiently thick, in the works, the whole space is now cum aratively -Copper ore, &c., sold (less dues), 1,551/. I9s. 9d. Ai r. nis tri across " The French Frontier," and and th . f fi f 1 f .at in an extent omung 0 a naost orty acres, ions fr per next he expected to receive deputat om lt P ; Earl Fitzwillisen's hds., Mon. Barnwell Castle; Wed. COURT THEATRICALS AT WINDSOR. lie' I ) nd the first steps in parcelling off the allotments showiug lo3s, 690/. 4s. 3d.; from which deduct balance Sulehay-wood; Fri. Stanwick-pasture-10. - 11 .e„_. 1 concludes his " Ladder of' Gold." In the constructed by one firm duriug the last twelve years, sons complaining of the pressure of taxes of all kinds. a c or 'a C , al nation are about to be taken. The word (From the Court Circutar.) et • erimi t • in hand, from previous account, 387/ 13s. 6d., leaves Lord Henry Bentinck' Ini M N bld s s., on. ew 0 -00132020 n; EDve s les of Eccentric Biography " Mr. Fairhult wherein no glass exceeding the weight of 16 oz. per -(W laugh) When he had heard all the statements i• r- ~ , d f h n • r The Queen gave a dramatic entertainment last even- - • id.. 1 .anco, suspenee to ono o t 0 guesrlee or the now against the adventurere 32e/. 10s. 9d. Tues. Thorney; Wed. Penton; Fri. Austacre-woods te tt aa histories of the careers of two noted impose square foot bud been emploe ed., scarcely any breakage ing at the Castle. About eight o'clock her Majesty is. I ka that the deputations had to address to him, he would centre aisle, east of the transept, indicates the intended the At the meeting of the Holyford Copper Mining As- Sat. Magin-moor-11. is; ' 43 17 d I 'S Baker, alias the Princess Caraboo, who in had occurred, whereabouts of our nearest neighbours across the Chan- Queen and his Royal Lligheess the Prince Albert, with sociation, the accounts showed a balance of 1,412/ 75.3 d. Mr. fiellier's bds., Mon. Legbourne; Tues. Horsing th Vee a o e eciaed " the Wise men. and women of the It was proposed to uso Sir W. Burnett's system of make up his mini?. t , nil in the great industrial :show; one or two hoard • tneir Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Prince i n favour o f the mine on the last six months' working; ton-mill• Fri. Market Stainton • Sa. Welton-wood 1 1 th e el after the most amusing fashion, persuading 4turation, by- a metallic salt, to prevent the accideutal Mr. Ta --URDO YOUNG begged to remind me • ~ e- , ,• a Alfr s d, th e niuress Royal, the Princess Alice, and the also an increase of 139 tons in trigs heve been put up as trio uounuary ones or other the ore raiaed, and a de- Donii; ton tnis Men ' ' - ' - • g ~ . Staunton Harold-park; Set. . ;3j atle, t h ear ued and fashionable" of Bristol end Biell that burning of the canvas on the roof. Right Hon. Gentleman, that the deputation were loreign countries, and the limits of our own colonial Princess Helena, ent e r e d th e tempor ar y theat re i n which crease in the expenses of 968/. 9s. 7d. The liabilities Koyworth-station-102. ,d• t i es die e daughter of an illiterate cobbler of Withe- Tne construction provided tor the effects of contrac -1 aekino for the on y , , , remission of a tax which yielded Produce t egin also to be definee. the performance toule place, accompanied by the distin- a.mount to only 232/. Is. Bd.; and tbe hills a nd cash in Afr. Meynell Ingram's hds., Tues. Kedleston-it:ln; ~ was an n ian rrie e ' a ttuall village in Devonshire I cla don and expansion, consequent on the changes of tem- Io the midst of all these pre a - ' d •th th ations an wi e guished guests staying at th e Ca s tl e , an d attend e d by band to 3601. ss. Id.; the machinery, steam-engine, and Thurs. Swurkstone• bridge; Sat. Wichnor- 10i. k ..o ess a cornparativey small portion of the geueral revenue the Ledies and Gentlemen of the Royal Household in other property on the mine, is estimated at 2,115/ Badsworth bds T . eik lb 1 - k• T actual realization of the Exhibit! ) , ' ' h d ~ tics. ... e roo c par , burs. Bads :',Y.pir,„••' Whhehad been stoleu from her native land p e tie n t u s r u % m _ in so close at an , the " • i up the discussion it was impressed on ng , of the country, whilst the benefits resulting from its pnblic v,i,1l b, , , , interested to know what enterprieing per- Waiting. . 14s. Id., exclusive of the various buildings. The direr- worth-hall; Sat. Woolley-edge-10i. I - l e , th - ' e se from whom she bad escaped to England, . the meeting that the inst . itution was not in any way re- A select party had . been honoured with invitations to tors, in their report, express no decided opinion us to Mr. Lumley's fide., Mon. Barnby-moor; Tues. Os abolition would be general and incalculably great. e on h a s b ee n fi r st upon the boards of the Crystal Palace .3 'Jo e 8 " . •f h b' h ° d , an ti . „ Ject of the first , o t ese lograp we, an . . sponsible for the expression of individual opinions, the in the character of contributor. Great dramas are often , . , witness tho dramatic renresentation, corn ' • •i prising the their future prospects, on account of the uncertain extent 'lemon; Thurs. Sandb( ck•parli; Fri. Grove-10f. ) tile % oeuthc tt th t f the second ; the article is • Ih I . b • 1 I• f f *Med • u a o object ot e ( ',cessions eing mere yto e mit acts rom Personally lae (Mr. Young) was interested in the opened on the stage by actors fillin •• ver minor parts. h' f'V 'f• -1d it` ountess o 1 .ans io am ne two Ladies Murray, the of the bunches of ore that have been epeued on; in Brautham Moor lids., Mon. Garforth-bridge; Wed. . hvi ett with portraits of each of these worthies. A ohich each auditor might draw his own conclusions. abolition of the paper duty ; but, on public grounds, Here is a great spectacle, to which 6 h Y hole world is Earl and Countess of Home, 1- • d I k 1 -1-y ..savelat Wemyss, some parts of the mine, however, the produce is good, Brayton ; Fri. The Wilauian; Sat. Plomptou 10f. :3 Diet s o f Southey's life is illustrated by a copper- The meeting was then adjourned until Tuesday, he should very much more wish to see the window invited, and in which every branch of t h e w •d ' • . uman in ustry is Lady Emily and Miss Seymour, the Prov os t of Eton and and the ore of rich quality. Should the amount pro- Rufford hds , Mon. Cockin -moor; Tues. Fox and It b e "gravin . e i t e, of the Pry 4th when the monthly ballot fer merobers was well-known portrait by Opie. Febru. , . , duty and the advertisement duty abolished. expected to figure. Who, it will be asked, has haft the the Hon. ears. Hodgson, the Rev. Dr. Hawtrey, Sir John decoct be equal in 1851 to that of the past year, a fair Hounds-inn; . T' L g • eure. a xton .village; Sat, Park-hall rt ktltei r irestans, most amusing of raconteurs, spins an announced to Like place, and the fellowieg paper will courage first to venture upon tho boards and throw and Lady E. Cathcart, Lieu , eeant-Colonel the Lion. C. belance wilt be left at the disposal of the shareholders. -log ii Illin ns "la Yarn entitled " A Strange Dish •or e Mid- be read :-" An Inquiry into the nature of the Patent Mr. GRANT said the advertisement duty pressed down • his gauntlet of universal dtfwe ? All honour to B. end Mrs. Phipps, and Miss Georgiana Bathurst, Mr. W. H. La Serre was elected a director in the place Sir 'Patton Sykes's hds., Mon. Settrington-house ; d b r - oln in mi, . ' • La w protection, with a view to the better appreciation with peculiar hardship on the class of domestic ser- the fair sex! the Exhibition can - 'ne • Colonel Hun. Cliarles and Mrs. Grey and Mrs. George of Mr. F. L. elesurier, for the present year. In es ii a ess, and a t reach author contri boaet of a woman as Its Wt d. lindingley-house; Fri. Scampston-house-10f. et 's riehte " b Mr E V and security of the luventor ~, , y . pilve, the Rev. Frederiele i and fhe f! on , Air s . F. Anson, At tbe Callington quarterly meeting, the accounts at th e a lost witty legend, entitled, " St. Plailomele ; " vents, in that it operated to prevent them getting first contrite : lton A . milliner has been ear li es t in the field Holderness hds., Mon. Teckton; Tues. Warter-priory 0 T • Newton. in th . e great induetrial rush to Hyde-perk. Names are :lir George and Lady Courier, Mlss and Mr. Couper, showed-Mine cost and other disbursements, including -10:f ; Thurs. Brandesburton-llf; Fri. Beeerley if kep t ' t a 0 Popes ;" the perusal of which we recom- . ---- situations. Numbers of them, not being able to lay strictly guarded, or happy should we be to record the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seymour and Miss Seymour, Mr. balance of last account (2,669/. ss. 9d.), 5,4681. 4s. sd. Race.course-101-. i f l aira c i () all who may be inclined to believe in modern st „„ . and Miss Cox, Mr. Chx, jun., Mr. Algernon Greville and By silver.lead and copper ores sold in August, Septem- Sir R. Sutton's hds., Mon. Kibworth ; Tues. Widmer es, THE SAILORS' STRIKE. out 35., 45., or os. in an advertisement, were obliged style, title, aud address of this enterprising scamp „ . . t 0 4t3 e f t , A " Biography of Brinsley Richards," Sinn Ds nunAy AETERNOON.-So fur as the wages to lie for weeks together out of situations ; whereas, if And what, it will be asked, was h er contr ib u ti o n? A neat 'liss tereville, Mr. Birch, Mr. Glover; the Commanding b eg and October, 2,0254 9s. 11; instalment, 1,000/. ; pool-inn ; Wed. Charley-mill-II; Thurs. Brooksby 1. Etra t , R " L e most promising of young musicians, also • ' " Offi . cer of the Coldstream Gu er d s an d t wo office rs of the leaving balance against adventurers, 2,442/. ss. 4d. The -12; Fri. Ra dale-11. the would be little box, to the handle of which th was attached, question are iuvolved the strike seems at an end, for a the advertisement duty were abolished, y e key d . g ' Officer of the Royal Horse report of the directors stated that Captain W. Lean had Essex Union hds., Wed. Tile-hall ; Sat. Ransell r Qtkl e - tu e present n e ' umber of Bentley, which con was delivered some days ago t o Il es Fox and H regiment, the Cowman ing en a Ne i number of laden vessels have left our port, the men re , ST& . . t 4 ene, th an elaborate review of Sir Emerson Ten- c ‘,l • • ' al I .. ving the full wages; and on time first sea-tt e a arge enabled to advertise their wants at so much the less derson at the Crystal Palace. d d . They opened it an is- Guards and two officers of the regiment. been chosen, instead of their former managing agent; green-10i. ° rece n tI Y - published work on Ceylon. fleet of colliers will leave this and the adjacent port tor cost. covered, carefully deposited within, two very pretty caps J , lier Mtnesty's private bend was in attendance during that the operations were now being actively prosecuted; East EbBeX hds., Tues. Finchingfield-town; Thurs. s the Thames. Mr. MURDO YOUNG also submitted to the Right -of a now and taking pattern. A note intimated that the evening in an ante-room. and their prospects were, in their opinion, much more Earl's Colne George; Sat. Moor-gardens-10f. ; 1 ' r e A No doubt a very great misconception of many of the they were intended tor the Exhibition, and thore of The Queen and Prinee Albert having been conducted favourable, both as regards the lead lode and the Kelly Mr. Conyers's hds., Mon. Ongar-turnpikei Wed. Hon. Gentleman, that it' the duty were taken off to their seats by the ladies and gentlemen of the house- Bray copper lode. The agent's report stated that more Blackmore; Fri. Old Sampford-10f ; Sat. Hatfield- • 1 Lace e l Rl `tr•--The fll • ban es have taken o . owing c 6 . provisions of the Mercantile Marine Act exists in the course they will figure-the first consignment to a coi n, the stations f th course would become a fashion instead of a ne- hold, aod the vi , eitors beiog also seated, the performance ore ground was now opened, and the proepects of the town-lli. i; ii ;tte o hno ni g nt Ja 0 regiments and depots n o - 3 1 . minds of a very great number of the seamen. The Local advertising lection where all the products ot hutnan iadustry will be t e h earl • commenced. Ihe following was the programme:- mine becoming profitable much greater than at the last South Etsex hcls., Tues. Minton Blacksmiths; Sat. t a li oe t o the c presenit 17, and will be comylet , e in e a 1 ruary .-111 e secoad b E Marine Board of this port, has just issued a notice ex- cessity. People would advertise th ree or four times represented. The Executive Committeee have as yet (BY COMMAND.) 1:4 0) ,`: t i b th e I st Regim ionth c f mf I Feb o t fom Limerick to Fer- plaining and defending the provisions of the Mercantile where now they only advertised once. received only two complete lists of contributions from general meeting. Tilbury-mill-14 Her Majesty's Servants will perform Shakspere's Co- At the West Wheal Seton meeting, the accounts ' itlea tll t t e ..h 7 e th ,, RoYal It e u n sl 9 s, f%ni r Winchester to Ports- Marine Act. , The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER nodded a • • le-oad The one is frum Sardinia, the other from Ham mad)? of showed-Labour cost and merchants' bills, 954/. 17s. 3d. ----____ .n. .. , a t PertstoCueth Cambriel l,e :Re r iment of Foot embarked This notice will do good no doubt, as the men took burgh. RAILWAY RETURNS AS YOU LIKE IT. By copper ores sold, less 1-15th dues 408/. 18s. 9d.; ? , orfu ; the 4nea Thursdr., Mt Gosport, for service at their views of the measure from the various speakers assent. Oa Thursday evening a siegular accident took place -se ' Duke (living in exile) ... ... Mr. King. leaving balance of 545/. 183. 6d.; to which add balance noon from le e Princess Charlotte of Wales' Regiment of who have addressed them. The speakers knew as little Mr. GRANT was of opinion that the remission of at the new building, which wu have not yet heard satis- TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. f i 'rtsrnouth ru leY t 11 Frederick (brother to the Duke, of previous account, 54/. 18s. 4d. e_-_- 600/. 163. 10d. ee g g t -- to A sht o oork; the 50th Queen's Own, frOm about many of the provisions of the Act as the men il accounted for. The e v i fletor y . nd as night fell began ' - • the 52d Oxfordshire the duty on advertisements would lead to an increased a d • r er of his dominions) Mr CF • h u tiall p is er. Amount of call received, 4001.; leaving present balance 1444 rifantry, f rom Munder-L3 ne , 1. elves There is th• t , eras • DO irg tO induce the belief that 1 f h to blow heavi y rom t e south-west, but was not nearly d tt ner - * * Miles NAME OF RAILWAY. Receipts. 5 - h Westmore asmuch as lor s a e !ng .11Pou Mr J. Binge, against the adventurers, 200/. 16s. 10d. A call of ef -.. opened, th e 6 .. ,egi , ine n t of Fou l ierick to Birr ; the the great body of the Bailors on strike are prepared to consumption of exciseable articles, in so high as it bas been from about the same quarter since Amiens B at ttevant ; and the Duke ea his ba- ' er share was made. 1851. rick. 3(.11,14! est Suffolls, l i e tr . om W 7 . t.ed'ord fr t o o n c u , ork to Lime- commit any gross acts of violence. In a former cons- people would advertise, and that much more the work commenced. All et a sudden the glazing of Jaques nishment ... ~, Mr. Charlee Kean. p _- 1850. 1851. BRITISH. . treb ar n ee u e 41st, the f ul l e if t e o t • oot t i t itunt having munication it was stated that several vessels laden for q t.v Lan at present, things on which duty about 1,000 square feet gaie w ay, fre nen I h but not in the usual The Weet Alfred accounts, referred to on the 18th of - Le Beau ea courtier attendiug 72_ Aberdeen .. -.._••....• • . . • • . • • •• £722 £I,!TI , a nd th e `X at Cork, the d p e. ' s - egune t n V o ned at astlebar, foreign ports were detained in the harbour on account of - - way when glass is blown in, fur it rather seemed to be January, have since reached us ; they show-Total 415 b tia ll of th eeet of the 49thein i t l l i n s a t o o y An examine- the crews refusing to sign articles in accordance with was chargeable. ' the effact of an eddy than of a direct current of air. upon Frederick) .., ... li , r T .....r. eames Vining. amount of costs to end August, incluchug merchants' 3,1 k Belfast and Ballymena •• •••• •••••• •• 17 Belfast and County Down.. --•• • • • • - 146 2 1 029 tlace on B ,„ st ail • anarter ' l e ' erm t • W 1i h took the provisions of the Act, either in the shipping -office Mr. Irsonem said that the farming class would also The extent of breakage, though it seems large when Charles (Frederick's wrestler) Mr. F. Cooke. bills end Sept., 3,4461. 9s. 3d.; labour cost for Sept., Oct., 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 7 ,f, ~,, s in t le garrison . ii . oo w i c .Liov o -i , edn esd Oliver Mr. Ryder. and Nov., 636/. 6s. 10d.; merchants' bills, Oct., Nov., 27 Bolton, Blackburn, and West York •• • • 2 ; 6 ; 3, 7,7 1 ; ,aY last, preparatory, it is save, to the or on board. To-day some . of them have signed articles be benefited ; for at present many people went a stated in figures, is not 8 0 when examined with (sons of Sir Rowland t Inentof th Mr. (.1. Everett. B , ristol and Exeter •...... ... ••• o rre f ro , , e2d RoS•al North British Dragoons or Scotch on board, and the vessels will clear out. the eye. The cause of it is now under investigation, Jaques de Bois), ... ... and Dec., 1,353/. 18s. 4d. ---- 5,4361 14s. 5d.-By call 4 . 5 Ve 8,246 6,100 great distance to market to buy articles which their Mr. Alfred Wigan. Ise Caledonian.- -•• •• _ th e R o ,;.!leterbury to Woolwich, and the Ist battalioia The seamen of Sunderland are pretty much in the and will no doubt be satisiactoril ~ i h - Orlando y expanse( ; ut in made April 8, of 10/. per 128th, 1,280/.; ditto Nov. 5. eaal Chester and Holyhead ..... ...... .. 22G 404 it , ue Brigade from Dover to Woolwich. same position as those of Shields. Vessels are sailing next door neighbours had to dispose of, if they had the mean time it will be satisfactory to the public to hear Adam S Mr. Bartley. 25/. ditto, 3,2001.; leaving balance against adventurers, 32 Dublin and E c ltast_Junction ....... ... _ _ ?ft .14434 R/he , 1 (servants to Oliver) 713 836 • aYere s uousE.-The Lord Mayor and the Lady daily at tho advanced wages, and the next sea-tide there known it that the columns, girders, and other important parts of Deana Z Mr. R. Cathcart. 9561. 14s. 51 By call now made of I/. per share, 1,024/. 5 i 3 3 D ll ui t= an an d d p K r in g g h sto e tn . .... .... .. .. .... „ 3 „ a th eir , 8 entertained th , • - f the harbour of vessels. Ade . Touchstone (a clown) ... ... Mr. Keeley. 362 t t lam e , ane e members of the Court of Aldermen, will be a clearance o.- . puce- Mr. PRATT submitted there was a necessity of ex- the structure at the spot where the accident took place At Wheal May meeting, which was well attended, 1634 n u % dee and Arbroath •••. -•••••• •• ..- aa s i on. h , et several private friends, last evening at the t' f the seamen waited on the Board of Trade on do not appear to have beer in the lea t ff mted and that Corin S Mr. Addison. dee Perth and Aberdeen Junction 486 611 ion rom . (shepherds) the accounts showed a balance of 212/. 13s. in,,favour of 31 Dun , ~ . , PerfOr in ° aft. •During ditaner Laurent's celeb t ' d band d tbeir grievances. The chairma tending the advertisement duty, unless it was repealed ig . sa , , . . 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen ..... ....... 126 1411 c0,,,,,_ ed a selection from the vimrks of the ra t e i Tuesday, and state . as far as we cou ascertain the permanence and stability Sylvius - 1 Mr. J. F. Cathcart. the mine; the cost for the two pr d h ece ing mont s was 67x East Anglian-- •• .• .• •••••••• •• •• •• 626 624 mos popn ar d from the Board of T d n 1 read to them the letter rece , ive . . ra e, a together, so as to include advertisements in kailway of the structure are not at all compromised by what has Will . i am ( a country fellow . in love 661. Gs. 6d. Measures were adopted for completing the 79 East Lancashire .......... _ •....... 2,657 3,31 N deer,t'ters. In the evening the Laxly Ma o gave a soirée in reply to the seamen s memorial, and a long and advertising happened. It is only extraordinary that a great work of with Audrey) ... ... ... Mr. Meadows. cantles and Norfolk •• 13,532 13,311 el e „,:2 l te to upwards of 100 additional v i Y si t r o e r s s 3 carriages, omnibuses, and cabs, and on registration of the company, and resolutions were passed 312 Eastern C *a...it so • to whom an •nci al sub ect of Eustace 5 Mr. Daly. 95 Eastern Union.• •••• •• . as , pper was served in the Long Parlour. Dancin It Kept up W • g friendly discussion followed. The pri p d j vans. By having recouree to such means of publicity the kind, so novel in design, and carried on with such } (Lords) ~ expressive of the satisfaction of the shareholders at the ilste Edinburgh and Glasgow .•• • .... • ... 2,460 3,065 Ou r ih ith great spirit until one o'clock, at whicii complaint on the part of the seamen apgeare to he that _ - ' marvellous rapidity, should have been completed with so Louis • ••• / Mr. Stacey. prospects of the adventure. An engine is now in course 71 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee ...... 1,764 1,783 1, e company separated. Mercantile Marine Act is adverse to the there were people who daily reaped large sums of few temishsps calculated te throw doubt on its strength. Foresters-Mr. Miller, Mr. Pendygrass, Mr. Hodges tof erection at the mine, after which the workings will be ts Fumess Railway ... .............. _ 225 the spirit of the fre tii l !E PALKIRK BURGHS.-Mr. Bell has withdrawn independence of the parties whom it professes to pro- money without paying one farthing of advertisement we gay men ti o n as a curious fact connected with this Mr. Butler, Mr. Loniax, Mr. Stirling, Mr. Nye, and actively prosocuted. 171% Glasgow, and South-Western........ 209 3 a' at ' a sio 890 I.,te._llle contest for the representation of the Falkirk burghs, teet and that the minuteness of its details, and the sys- duty. subject that when the glEzing of the transept arch was Mr. Field. At the West Goginan meeting, on Tuesday, a call of 2 2 A 3i ' g i r as e a g t " N ' 'or P ge s ri l eiYaenVEGreneelt •• • • 2,39 s 7,31 do i lat t ley the elevati on of the Earl of Lincoln to the duke- tem ' ot t:cketing of late years engrafted on the mercsia -,- ss a largo portion of the oast aide had been Rosalind (daughter to the ba- 23. 6d. per share was made. The operations at the mine 188 Great Southern and Western Y (lr . e . lan - d-) 3,621 1 1:1 8 2 1, . Mr. M. YOUNG said, in confirmation of Mr Pratt's in Pr"g` nisbed Duke) ... ... ... Mrs. Charles Kean. te le „at.Newc as te e , Th e cont es t n ow lays between Mr. Baird tile • • Cus restraints witlaout accom finiehed before the west side had been closed in. While were represented as progressing satisfactorily, and san- 262% Great Western ..... ...............• 1 :',::: 3,785 1 , 44. Wilson. marine, icapose vext to remark, that the very cab in which he (Mr. Young) the work was in this state it Caine on to blow a gale Celia (daughter to Frederick) ... Miss Vivash. guine expectations are entertained of the results. 90 Lancaster and Carlisle.. •• •• ..... •••• 11:419 13,42-5 .040 1 i. ' a , . plishing any useful object. Phcbe (a shepherdess) ... ... Miss Le Clercq. At the meeting of the Abergwessin company on 2n L orkshire.. ..... • ••• •., 569 791 i is ._ ut 71 IN OTrINGEIAMSHIRE.-WO believe there is A public meeting of the men was afterwards held at e A oao come to attend the interview, contained inside f r om the west, and though the arch caught the wind as L an eed c s as and e T a h n i ci rs l k ' •••••••••••••• 71 - ' D sp ‘ t r_ hin the rumour which i s g o i ng th e r o un d o f th e the Sailors' Hall, and a resolution carried unanimously, two such advertisements starin ' • h f g him in t e ace. in a hood, not a pane of eia„ gave way. Audrey (a country wench) ... Mrs. Keeley. Wednesday, it was resolved that a new lease should be me Liverpool, Crosby, and Southpovt•-: 39,347 38,7 h3 . 4, ' 8 that Mr. Bouldsworth is about to vacate his seat as declaring the determ'n ition of the men not' to go to the .... _ . L . __ ,.,..................1..,,. ...•••'••••..... 111 Incidental to the comedy, the following songs, glees. applied for in the names of four of the shareholders 518 1 , - 4; London and North Western •••'• '; ... 545 73 i eesentativ - l' rl'• ow ein a lament of North Nottinghamshire.- shi • m ' : • 1 Mr. Smell, submitted that if the duty on ad sm•••-••""'t 6 344 7 9 pping o , co, or to sign artimes there. PRIMARY INSTRUCTION FOR ALL - 8""- present, each engaging to take as large a number of 17 5 1 .i i Eo o n n do o n Isi_id B d Bri h i tt ei n ' , w and South Coas • • 7 , __ ,27 ' 4 9 l lant Journal. ~,T a,. The seamen of Stockton met in the Town-hall on vertisements were to be reduced to sixpence the ENGLAND. Glee-‘• What shall he have that killed the deer." shares as are now held by them, stud to recommend them 239 Londo i n i, and g Soath Wes„,, , eru en • ::::' • • • '' .1 13 14 B° P49 "at a officers, Colonel Hardinge and Colonel Monday aud pronounced against the Mercantile Marine revenue of the countr ' y would not sustain any loss The time is come for every right-minded and clear- ' Sonff-" Under the Greenwood Tree." as an investment to their friends. Much regret was ex- 15 Londonderry and Enanowl ko d mattock, Esc 77 . se . p, ct !rs e have been instructed by the Board of Ordnance to Act. Glee-" Blow, blow, thou vsintry wind." pressed on account of the past mismanagement of the 11% Manchester, R ° 2l„ e id,mentneolrwhir e 4,411 5,663 of 01 to Liver 00l t from the modification, looking to the mu c h grea t er h ea d e d E ng li s h man to join heart and hand with Richard 16744 Manchester, e.. d s o uth Junctio- .... 299 3 9 a ilew . p to assist by their advice in the selection Petitions to both Houses of Parliament, a counterpar Director ... ... ... Mr. Charles Kean. undertaking, owing to which many of the calls had not 9X, manchester an ca •i iisie ........... 4 3 7 r ettul e r n s ae for the gunpowder magazines, and in framing t o th e memor i a l to t h e B oar d o f T ra d e , were exten - number of persons wbn would advertise their wants Cobden in his great enterprise of realising for the Assistant Director ..: ... Mr. George Ellis. been responded to, and the works at the mine had in 28 31arYPo d rt !T! i • • ... . .111 19,2 ? ' 5 19, 5 29 8 8 A I DS for their future management. English people an universal system of Primary Instruc sively signed by the seamen of North and South Shields and their wares. The theatre arranged and the scenery painted by Mr. consequence been suspended. One of the proprietors of 1 4 rtlicaLlaitana Great Western (Irish) :... • • 1,131 1, MI th'N'ItEHEN.I tion, to be supported by local rates • , , , superintended by Thomas Grieve the land was present, and pledged himself to grant his 2 0 Newca r t ata .. Car . lisle ............ 1,655 1,962 a ea . eON or BURGLARS.-In consequence of yesterday. I; me • _ki n er ot burglaries recently committed in the town of Down to the moment of our corres 1 • ng his pendent c osi M M YOUNG thou ht *l -, f -r. . . g .-a. a mere reduction of local boards, uncramped . by ooetrinal teaching and open * portion of the land to the company. It was also agreed ies tr. •••••••••••• '-- or ° tit Sta r tiordshirs .... '.' • • 2,838 '2,769 th e • 'ter, aidunusual d f 1 h duty, without its total re eal would • • • to the ratuitous adwisslon of every child '' h• h --, 2,369 4,69 ~.‘ .inh ab ,,_,_ . egree o a arm has been spread among dispatch the Hecate war-steamer had not arrived in the tee P s be impolitic, g wit tia t eso DEATII OF THE UOUNTESS OF WARWICK.--alt iS that those amonff the old shareholders who 222 k eorth-Western ......., '••••• • • " • • reich: it e:ants. A clue has fortunately be en discovered, Tyne. A berth is provided for her by the harbour- seeing that the cost of collection would remain. realms. our painful office to announce that Sarah Elizabeth, Countess h ave 47 paid up their whole calls of 10/. per 45 seett!sh Central ................ ••••••••.•„ - 896 1 3 9 5 7 0 eae nt ~,, I expected will lead to the detection and punish- d h • The man who, egainst every obstacle, won Free-trad mbar 32 Scottish Midland .... •• ........••• master, an s els expected every tide. of Warwick expired on Thursdav e Brooke and Countess , , . share, should not only be entitled to their full nu 47 Einr ..: 238 '475 '4 hi s "' the burglars. A man named John Rumford, who Mr. EWART was of the same opinion as Mr. Young. for England from it reluctant aristocracy, h as e ewsbury and Chester ..........., 1,292 1,472 tad eB PaCit A body of Newcastle pitlicemen are on permanent duty mbarked evening. the 30th ult., at the town residence of the Earl of of shares in the new company, but have a preferenc? as 30 Shropshir e Union ,ny of - y of locksmith, watchmaker, &c., had access to • f f h Sh• • ' It was a principle of Sir Robert Peel t on the nobler and more ard . uous task of • ' ' Py . Ile houses in the place, has been informed against in ront ut e ipptng-office, North Shields. o repeal a duty achievinfe for her Warwick, in Carlton-gardens, after a long and painful illness' regards any additional number required. The exerteons 58 South Devon .... .. .. . ..... •••• • • • • 348 1 :7: te of the ealous • •• ~,,.. 1,357 • tbe 0 00 ' 234 Smith East I li ki •'. man n A meeting of the North and South Shields seamen is altogether in preference to reducing it. free instruction, iu spi .1 hatred or a demi- The deceased lady was in her 65th year. She was the only of Major Adair and Mr. Howard on behalf of „ e „ 7 , ern........ „ , b e _ amed James Jones, a convict (whose evidence nant priesthood, and the timorous scruples of sectarian daughter of the late, and sister of the present Earl of Mex- a South Wales -••-- •• - ‘_:•• •• •• •• . - . Mr. FRANCIS begged to submit to the Right Hon. selfishness. May God prosper him in bis work! The borough, and relict of John George, fourth Baron Monson, of PanY, were _ . f the operations vl South York., Doncaster 1,199 . ey wh r in part corroborated by some respectable witnesses) to be held at Tynemouth to-morrow morning. warmly acknowledged at the meeting, Ana."'" and - ‘.t . 00 - l • e . - - Itlati tt ch it 'appears he was in the hate f l • ' Since the above was written we h t announce that 1 Barton, in the count of Lincoln. confidence was expressed in the success o Taw vale .......... - ' ............ •.; 1,672 1,391 1t ... 9 et anteing bur- i r co . d • G ntleman a very curious fact, showing the way in e course he has taken is the on y cours that can lead to - Y ' teein g ' arid buying the stolen pro ert the fleet of colliers are hauling out, 36 Ulster. -- • • y. He is said to be a d are getting rea e e 4. about to be undertaken. the •••• ......... 749 , SOS neliri' e al' the t • s Mannin P, a nd straightfor a , ' victory: it is plain, broa-, a , ware.-stmpie POTASH FARM ESTATE, NORFOLIE.-This property, Tuesday, ~„ , no onou e. He was, after a long for sea. They will sail this afternoon. which the ends of advertising were attained, and the At the South Plain Wood meeting on „ e 25 Waterford and Limerick . .. -• • . - 313 Pria oh b ewore the magistrates, cemented to She as Truth and direct as Jus , tioe. On behalf of that made so notorious by its having been owned by Rush, has t aeo'nu it ' 9 " . I n "' 13 West Cornwall ...... ..:::......:: 284 279 s 'aht - pton Mallet ................... _ neonnts showed-Balance from las wo charges. -- duty at the same time evaded. The proprietors of the E ng li s h p eop l e , who at their last numb er i ng were lately been purchased by Sir John Peter Boileau, Bart., of a----- Ng 175. 10(1.-e,y 1? Whitehaven Junction ..• -- - •••• •• 162 196 024/. 1, , „_ .I.Ce y .„, He that understands the weight -of each, would Panorama of the Nile had erected on the top of 17,000,000 souls, of whom neerlY 8 ,000,000, it Ketteringham Hall. It is said to be the intention of the 10d; call of 1/. per share, 1, aa • ditto November, in- 293 York and Newcastle, and Berwick ... 10,374 13,143 ,7elie ~,,,NT IN 'THE Box TUNNEL A 'd n acci ent her read worthy Baronet to carry out extensive improvements upon labour cost October, 196/. 9a. •' 1. 13s. 9d.; balance 256 York and North Midland. - ........ 5,823 6,267 • `ere r e" on Thursda t • rather wield a flail than a sceptre.-Eliza Cook's Journal. was computed, could neit . nor write, he "chants' bills not due, 24! .. 1 hi . I at w e yto one o the down trains on the e heir building some machinery for the purpose the estate, and make it a model farm . ; and as a commence- eluding m t , ea; building, 12 .; essrs. ~:,,, d B FOREIGN. 4 "72 Amien '42 1,1 " ,at io ,,, steria line. Some repairs were going on in th w RoTAL MARINES.-WOOLWICH, JAN. 31 -Secono t asks that they shall be permitted to tax th I. erase Nes san outcome. ...........• .. n i.i2 183 tile ''' ' and b , h • • e. ox hll A e L . ' 1 dH't d * • f starting a oons. n apparatus was connected ta t ment Mr. Hamilton Fulton, the agricultural engineer has of cost ot least, 31/. 65.; ren , t ofeontract, 1 501 • 1 e o - stol e , e some means t e carriage ran eft the line, leutenants Iree an , arring on, an Lane, have rejoined 0 for the • means of supplying ia elem entary i n _ OD SOCODD • , eaV. , 44 Dieppe _ been entrusted with the superintendence of the work; for Nicholls and Williams, f ghe mine of 433/. Bs. 11d. A 63 etontereau and Troyes ........ •• _•• 680 B °s Ns r was thrown off the engine, and besides receiving the Woolwich division from Admiralty leave. First Lieute- with those balloons to which were attached large struclion for tho want of which the sons and elau h 16,191 clri v • B everh g ters its thorough drainage. The execution of these works will ing balance in favour o rthern of France .. •••• •••• th . ta g ~,, contusions, his arm became entangled in the nant Adair and the detachment of Roy•al Marine Artillery hers of tickets for admission to the panoratna ;ef the land are growing up in till the squalor of vice , give a considerable amount of employment to the local la- call of ss. per share was , made and three ehareholders T 1" 3 Orleans to Bourges (Cent.) .........• 2,194 2 2 ,7 6 (4 'ant p,,,,;"re1• which completely severed his thumb. Th e disembarked at Woolwich from the Cyclops steam-fri ate Mina and the brutishness of ignotance. ch i , e - -- rn.. systems, ' hours, and it is hoped will have the effect of wipi ng awa y 0 gnpe i nte d to audit the 'remeta• From the r e .. 72 Orleans to Bordeaux .... - - •••• •• •• NI (;'73 T k ' uetained in the tunnel about two hours. on that vessel being paid off, and proceeded direct to join the g ' b lloons rose in the air, they dropped those and as the a and that of Captain Stephens, 82 l'aris and Orleans - ' •••' 5 174 6,199 fr he Per . head- • voluntary sy s t ems , systems o f the Committee of the the stigma which has fallen upon this hitherto unfortunate wer ',h e committee , port of that the indications, fro h a 85 Paris and Rouen •• •• •• •••• •• •••• - • m t e -rat Of an • 2,019 2,050 °hi i . tland Break water now extends 920 feet quarters at Portsmouth. t i c k e t s in all directions. - (Great laughter, the Privy Council-all schemes which have attempted to but very improvable property. eete Rouen and Havre .. • ket ' s abut ' i appeared h meter, improved as th , en ,, .ment, 12 feet above high water mark, and 150 DEATH or A CONGREGATION.-A correspondent in- , f the Exchequer joining most heartil blend dogmatic and doctrinal teaching with th e working pro- Chancellor o . s.) . . .. d e secular THE LATE GALLANT AFFAIR WITH SMUGGLERS IN encouraging f t , a c , iti •Ilhd • _______ _. wr i t •'a at Its extrein•t Th uentitv of stone canv e y e d forms Us that the ii n named John Jones wh d t en in war . !y• e(I , '.. . , , poor la , , . ~ • . o use to fi ding those tickets, on writing the instruction of n (-)nlo Ll ' .' - . ---1 "" l ' lstie ' ll a failure, the THE CHANN E t„ It ma y no t h e gen era lly k nown th a t one cee d e d, and tee -•- uttr u ( e a Yielded som e fl ue epee , for 1 a d aii ,..a.gon3 by railway from the quarries as erages 1,000 _int ie Rev. Mr. Walker s " congregation, at his chapel in Persons 0 • • • d cimens ot yellow an grey copper ore. The necessar • MURDER NEAR -Alta. Tt •aLEY.-On Thursdey a COTO- W j that place, died ou the 24th instant, and was buried on Sun. name of the place where they were picked lixtent of whi c h is measure d I,y those simple but appal- lof the ruffians who threw overboard the crew of the Harpy , ling words, •• near l y 8,000,00 0 out of 1 7;000,000 who can ' when they so gallantly captured the French smuggling buildings at surface are nearly completed ; the a , t • ) •' • • h ld at the Eastfield Inn, nei b inquest was e Holliu - ra o or, on 4 i)_, ft UndPr S t . n day last at Buckland Monachoram -Plymouth Journal. were entitled to be (I- • 1 , , about being permanently located on the mine • the lode - g ' LI is th bd• f G e Firt e oy o COl' h e who was found by some colliers fr ) ,l , sev eral i and that a Bill is now in preparatio ~ up on the back of them, e neither rt to nor write." , cutter Petit Jules, has been delivered over to Lieutenant Fridav lyiu w' e a on the morning ot the preceding ~3 g lt h a frao_ Wil AT AB W ntluential Members of the country Part,Y, not only , our EsTMINSTER-BRIDGE . -...t Wolliu . ged in the ga ° ' a ' are said to look very promising, and give e ' • • ''' te, t• satr a i n • b'b't• at half price. He (Mr. Sicce Anselm firet preached the name of Chri s t i n thi s ' 'Willcox, at Guernsey, and is now lod leen very indieit- his skull on a footpath near 1 erry-moor-bottom ei r eal tug the interierence of any foreign powers within "e agi eat boon to the entire neighbourhood, both ends e t. mated to th 3 ex i d, well n i g h 1 , 400 years !lave passed away, an d j„! Winchester. This man, Alexandre Fanim, he French- , ture of of a ood mine • 1 tton g , in i epth. was te t r with the The man died on the Sundsy morning following, an d ' on a 81 1bi e ta r n , but also ter prey t . th admission of British the bridge, if you could enlighten us as to the intentions of p '‘) held in his hand a number of such tickets, islau ranch . Worglud meeti examinbation it appeared that the fracture had this. is the result of all the scriptinut.natstteaching of bishop inaii i wh i o an th_ r e us ft t e l r ie tje;rPwYe'sreiltiezxdoeir,erevo h a ard, and was of A th t e th cO lYll-Y. ng, a general statement post mortem ep ter., into confraternities, o e r n de m rs g in e brotherhood, or even t the Gove_rnment respecting the new bridge, the propbSed helloons when the weather all or elu fire those pun p-1 dl , h . te e eg itito empotain bridge, se n ' ready to go up in _ and priest, and presbyter aud i i er-t0 nearly one- : nor who was mpany's affairs wee laid before tho share- been occasioned by a ,g (I from a gun or pietol. er e n__ any oath or bond of allegiance to any foreign fhere are so many rumours about I captured at Alderney by John I\ hite, the sat of intemperate nabits, and that wit i meny of my neighb ours w h o are leaseholders I emitted - Lau hter.) The cost of such a balloon half the p • h racters in vvhic opulation the c a h that tacred tit Jules has holders from w - • , hich at appeared hat the purchase of Re was a man on the night of his • t sixiin•--- /Jerald. carried to France by the smugglers. The Pe 'n a state of intoxication and rize to the tho uarr g y property had been completed, and funds nturdef was quarrelling S 0 c eLi ku , 0 are in a state of perfect .- I • ' ht • be tt ' P • ( g perp.exity as to 7 a is a a obe to 's vrritten are unoseanier , eiens, end thi the proprietors was Be., the gas used to inflate it 25., i l teme I . . e, r e , s, too, in a been since captured, and is now at Weymouth, a p was ' her on his way 1 ' , Ri e B r ~ eelitcumslawce.-About two years ago done. lam told on sented pretty good authority, that the new • and where " the reading of teed 8 word" has, for the 'ei n Thursday pre with his brot iome. IN hen found it was 2s. The half-price Lieutenant Willcox was o provided tor developing its resources. The report of • e d that he had be . • arpy. ' bl • h 1 fr •rs and crew of tbe Harpy, Mr. St Pier i' 'magin en Eounded by a bullet or slu ( Deil y 0 . Insets lace collars and tl • I 1 tl e no- bride° will cert * • noon t‘ r u rs. and Miss pe t F o . mer artic.es of .ace, 'l i •ed Bart? , has uite rIY be erected on the old site; that Mr. and the cost of the ticieets . last 300 years, been node the professed basis of the n ' a- with a vaara c riug ytre o roe donors regretted • re 1 oley gave a very favourable account of 1 1 -I , ( t ) i t t ' that he had enured his head by a fall, as he 1 11, then, i' l grass plot to dr • e , h _nar•gate, Derby, were pah . . ious t q o th c anged his opinion about the bridge being o f th e tickets dropped from the balloon and picked up tional religion! „ . accompanied by a letter, sta g tin that the ore fully to convey tho present operations and future prospects ot the coni- walk home and to speak. 1 was ab.e to 3. \Then . the eervant went to bring injur , b l e o ,new houses ; but that he wishes the new more valuable, so as m . n the course of the night he f the anorama Nuw the, men of Munehester, with Riche dC bd 'tl t v ot th e art° the house the yielded 2/., so that the proprietors o p. . r oen le presen las n tertained tor their commander Pany. The available capital is upwards of 3,5001., was heard to fell on the floor of his room aid assistance be et:lto we CleS had been st'Yl,,were missing, and it was concluded structare o g no o _ 8 ( ffeet broad, and flatter than the present at thee; head h ' - d . , ave originate a society, now called the , the respect and esteem they en eSday last, wbe ° l -11. rile circumstance was forgotten one, ll a b 1 eet only from high-water mark to the would gain a profit of 1/. Bs. on the transaction.- d of the Harpy.-Arautical which is deemed more than sufficient to meet the expen - ing procured it was discovered that he was bleeding very h.,,eattden was ias a man em lo • . of the arches w • - p 3edin a neighbour- keystone . .. o this proposal, I hear, the City " National Public School Asseciatior " "'h • • on his resigning the comman i . h e. at it will _, diture until returns are made. Several gentlemen . of much from the head, but he could not tell how or where he prunin t • (Renew d I h b th Ch. 11 the deputation Standard. ceived his hurt e aug ter y.. e • ance or, meet with inf ' " mite opposition- teat it will hare to fight aki , i h e ins . ~, _ g a ree, he discovered an old bird's Navigation Committee obj , ~ eet, and say they must have 25 ~ , 't TERN RAILWAT.--The 1 capital and influence are now included in the proprie. r'• , • nor was it discovered to be a gun-shot or ~,..,, . ,m, of which was c its way to vi ON AND NORTO- NES , i as s e pistol-shot wound till atter deat action ' . lee k , . 11 ,„ bt ,,,, ; s .i . ~ .empletely lined with the feet clear _slx:Y ., , 111 hghtewater ma r e, .1, net t h e present Joining.) ctory through years, it may be, of arduous LON') - -tors of thie company ie final to be i tery, mid very sanguine expectations ere expresse . h. It did not appear that he ; f- eff' , l•l' 'lna frerrievt defest-t! . :7t it will ron.,s, tip agaivist ce•neral meeting of prepri : .. Dad been robbed. No su • • spicion attaches to anybody in the elder k now that the i . "'"'" ''inell, be siiis a :eels- leiden we ti h 11 .. ,en ties Idoelseri tie in tee eentrs of the 1 The C . ca secrer.ort of the T. \ CIIF4/11ER (lea d'ig 8 • ! - '- . ere at the usual hem : , and the divi- . the suceessful issue of the ulidertakie -. e On N ereeu r .Leid on the 21st of 12 e b - ru ...,, ~.„,„ (1 ,,,,1 1 neighbourhood. but the ,-,....„-- h._ ......,_ _ __ _ ____. - co.. , e justly chargeable with Thames a disgrace to the country-th e ~,,,,r e ate h„ et a , a .it the mistsln n scruelee of p e•e i' - noranee • , hnd the att. _,__ , . , ,__ ~.....,e .rniil nraisablv be after the i...,i, „, r.. / t Tha ranttrt fa tk,. A.- -..- tr. , a itS " the little ' ' bird I n • k 1 ••) said it , gira e i c i s. -, perched up aloft. '-Derlere- metropolitan bridge kept up by a wooden leg e-Corresnondent it .• tic ets handed to him by Mr. 1 rancie teeti,a ~...•., ...4.• , .'. - . ,', - '',,,,. ' ~ .. _ . _ - At the meeting of the Abergwessin company on Wednesday, it was resolved that a new lease should be applied for in the names of four of the shareholders present, each engaging to take as large a number of shares as are now held by them, and to recommend them as an investment to their friends. Much regret was ex pressed on account of the past mismanagement of the undertaking, owing to which many of the calls had not been responded to, and the works at the mine had in consequence ben suspended. One of the proprietors of the land was present, and pledged himselt to grant his major' of the land to the company. It was also agreed that those among the old shareholders who have paid up their whole calls of 101. per share, should not only be entitled to their full number of shares in the new company, but have a preference as regards any additional number required. The exerti o ns of Major Adair and Mr. Howard on behalf of the . „ com pany were warmly acknowledged at the meeting , a n lf confidence was expressed in the success of the opera tion s uo"s ' about to be undertaken. 175. 10d.—By accounts ntthseshSoowutehd—PßlaailnanWcooofdrommee4isnitglaFoTunute,sd97l., 17s.the 10d; call of 1/. per share, 1,024/d.=l, labour cost October, 196/. 9a. 2 d .; d itto November, d 135. 9d.; balance in cluding merchants' bills not , r 1 1 ; 121.; Messrs. of cost of least, 311: 6a; 0 ; of r n e : abec t : oin'ainnteoofcfo4n3tr3aLctB, 81.5011i;d.leavA made, and three shareholders call g i l c i h bo o af l l l a s sns a c. e n pdienWr favour r e was audit the accounts. From the re and that of Captain Stephens, p w o e r r t e o g f PP th ° e d incte t h m a st r h c he indications, from the fi rst of an it appeared tha t as the working pro the eauuter lode had yielded some fine spe enuFoii:yd.gellow and grey copper ore. The necessary c b ceie u lle i ' i d: d i ng s at surface are nearly completed; the agent is a b o ut being permanently located on the mine; the lodes are said to look very promising, and give every indica tion of a good mine in depth. At the Tyn - y-Worglud meeting, a general statement of the company's affairs was laid before the share holders, from which it appeared that the purchase of the quarry property had been completed, and funds provided for developing its resources. The report of Mr. St. Pierre Foley gave a very favourable account of the present operations and future prospects of the com pany. The available capital is upwards of 3,5001., which is Chemed more than sufficient to meet the expen diture until returns are made. Several gentlemen of capital and influence are now included in the proprie t9ry, arid very sanguine expectations ere expressed as to the successful issue of the undertakicg. The report of the directors of Cameron's Steam Coal and Swansea and Loughor Railway Company, at their ,. DateguS, Q l'hurechty, receh mended the proecutio 911 Mr. FRANCIS begged to submit to the night Hon. Gentleman a very curious fact, showing the way in which the ends of advertising were attained, and the duty at the same time evaded. The proprietors of the Panorama of the Nile had erected on the top of their building some machinery for the purpose of starting balloons. An apparatus was connected with those balloons to which were attached large numbers of tickets for admission to the panorama ; and as the balloons rose in the air, they dropped those tickets in all directions. (Great laughter, the Chancellor of the Exchequer joining most heartily.) Persons finding those tickets, on writing the name of the place where they were picked up on the back of them, were entitled to be ad mitted to the exhibition at half price. He (Mr. Francis) held in his hand a number of such tickets, ready to go up in those balloons when the weather permitted.—(Laughter.) The cost of such a balloon to the proprietors was Bs., the gas used to inflate it 25., and the cost of the tickets 2s. The half-price of the tickets dropped from the balloon and picked up yielded 21., so that the proprietors of the panorama would gain a profit of 1/. Bs. on the transaction. — (Renewed laughter by the Chancellor, the deputation joining.) The NCF,T,T.OTt of the T: x en:}74.olF:a (looking at the tickets handed to him by Mr. Francis) said it was worth while a Chancellor of the Exchequer's POTASH FARM ESTATE, NORFOLK.—This property, made so notorious by its having been owned by Rush, has lately been purchased by Sir John Peter Boileau, Bart., of Ketteringham Hall. It is said to be the intention of the worthy Baronet to carry out extensive improvements upon the estate, and make it a model farm ; and as a commence ment Mr. Hamilton Fulton, the agricultural engineer, has been entrusted with the superintendence of the w or k s for its thorough drainage. The execution of these works will give a considerable amount of employment to the local la bours, and it is hoped will have the effect of wiping away the stigma which has fallen upon this hitherto unfortunate but very improvable property. THE LATE GALLANT AFFAIR WITH SMUGGLERS IN THE CHANNET,.--It may not be generally known that one of the ruffians who threw overboard the crew of the Harpy, when they so gallantly captured the French smuggling cutter Petit Jules, has been delivered over to Lieutenant Willcox, at Guernsey, and is now lodged in the gaol at Winchester. This man, Alexandre Fanfin, was the French man who thrust the Harpy's men under water with the s pump-handle after they were thrown overboard, and was carried at Alderney by John White, the sailor who Jul es has carried to France by the smugglers. been since captured, and is now at Weyn'll'ohuethP,eatiptrize to the . presented llarpy. Lieutenant Willcox was on Th ursda y with a valuable ring by the officers and crew of the H arp y , accompanied by a letter, stating that the donors regretted the present was not more valuable, so s more fully to convey the respect and esteem they entertained_ foLtheir commander on his resigning the comman d of the Harpy.—Nautica l Standard. LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN ItAiLwAr.—The c-encr3l me 2 fin.f.- of prepri?tors of this company is fi . xrd to be head o n the 3lst of rebrimry at the usual hour, and the divi dend to be declared will proiably be after the rate of 5% per cent., without redaction frond the reserve fund of 14.4,0001, He that understands the weight of each, would rather wield a flail than a sceptre.—Eliza Cook's Journal. ROYAL MARINES.—WOOLWICH, JAN. 31.—Second Lieutenants Freeland, Harrington, and Lane, have rejoined the Woolwich division from Admiralty leave. First Lieute nant Adair and the detachment of Royal Marine Artillery disembarked at Woolwich from the Cyclops steam-frigate, on that vessel being paid off, and proceeded direct to join the head-quarters at Portsmouth. DEATH OF A CONGREGATION.—A correspondent in forms Ils that the poor man, named John Jones, who used to form the Rev. Mr. Walker's " congregation," at his chapel in that place, died ou the 9 4th instant, and was buried on Sun. day last at Buckland Monachorum —Plymouth Journal. WHAT ABOUT WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE ?—lt would be a great boon to the entire neighbourhood, both ends of the bridge, if you could enlighten us as to the intentions of the Government respecting the new bridge, the propssed temporary bridge, &c. There are so many rumours about that with many of my neighbours, who are leaseholders, I am in a state of perfect perplexity as to what is about to be done. I am told, on pretty good authority, that the new bridge will certainly be erected on the old site • that Mr. Barry has quite ch anged his opinion about the bridge ' being injurious to the new houses; but that he wishes the new structure to be 100 feet broad, and flatter than the present one, allowing 18 feet only from high-water mark to the keystone of the arches. To this proposal, I hear, the City Navigation Committee object, an d say they must h ave 2 5 feet clear above hightwater mark, is not the present wilh thrve arelms I, inekeli op in rle centr , of isn Thames, a disgrace to the country— tile centre arches of a metropolitan bridge kept up by of the Builder. a W ooden leg?—Correspondent MURDER NEAR BAR NsLaaEtphrp.e—anreeOadra that ier Berry-moor-bottom, Thursday iglls.c:r.aoicat a nutrie coro ner's inquest was held at the Lastfield Inn, Hollis-moor, the body of George Firth, who was found by some colliers on the morning of the preceding . Friday, lying . p tore t o i l: , o h , i t : o s , l( u , lL: t t l i iina a tio fo n o i t t p on the night of his The man (lied on the Sandi.), morning following, been occasioned by a ball or slug fired from a gun that he h h i a s d ‘ b y een injured his head b a in n of one f i intemperate ntoaxy b i c a a h htl i oi t o s t nn , ,e and oor lll of his quarrelling a h s en he fo w u a n s d a i b t le wa to s the c woundedo a u n r sb d ey, y a fall,\\ ofwa a bullet th e n night h s t l slag, bnw il m oui u e ttth r: v ti d illh e i a la r ai s s ; a : bi n a er m ed s o t hadli tehr d ne to an fa d ll to on si t i h ea c k fl . ing procured it was discover (I room, aid assistance be much from . the head, but he e that he was bleeding very l w , a a walk e h a u r i received his hurt, nor was it 9 could not tell how or where he pistol-allot wound till after death. discovered didto be a gun-shot er sad been robbed, x 0 lt not appear that he suspicion attaches to anybody in the neighbourhood, but he George Grey th at hi t j..loroner has made a rs tu eat to Sir will oiler a reward for the d iscovery Of the murderer. Since Anselm first preached the name of Christ in this island, well nigh 1,400 yearsllave pas se d away, and In! this is the r esu l t o f a ll t h e s criptural teachi ng o f bi shop and priest, an d pres b yter an d minister —to near l y one half the pop u l at i on t h e c h arac ter . i vvhich that sacred name is written are unmeaning signs, and this, too, in a land wh ere " t h e read i ng o f G o d' s word " has, for the last 300 ye ars , been made the professed basis of the na tional religion! Now, the men of Manchester, with Richard Cobden at The ir head, h ave or i g i na ted a society, now called the National Public Schou! AssL.ciation." That it will meet with infinite ni—that it will hare to fight its way to victory through years, it may be, of arduous of 'art an , l feeviept defeat---tl-.7t it, will roni tip ngainst it mist A l i, n scrup l es o f vg.i ik.,,norancr, and the af fected zeal of interested hostility,—for all this we are well prepared, but it will triutaph in the end. To doubt