The Sun. — London, England, 1851-08-29 00:00:00

, THE SUN, LONDON,' FRIDAY EV.ENING, AITGITST .______ - . ......_ _______ • 20, Great 3farlborough-street, August 28. 1 ITIGTI wATER Al LONDON 'BRIDGE 1 cenducted under the direction of the Kennet and . . . .. TaE FRENCH ItEl'i',ltt,l4..; TitE SHA. ith \ MARKET .'.":. NOTICE.-The NEW NOVEL , in Three Vols., of Tins DIX -Morning 23 mM. after 3 I Evening 44 min after 3 , e- ___.....-....._ L IF E aria its LESSONS,' To-Molaow-MOrning 6 min. atter a 1 Evening 29 min after 4 1 Avon Canal Company. Hitoerto, the:canal bsrges had _... 0 ,,_ IEIRXTISE IL.A.I2LMIT.A.TIII. Founded on Fact, i -- - Iseet' ,.7. " - -- "'""----. I been to , ved by horses, an operation - which, consid- ring t We bave received the Perie journals of vesterday. By the Author of "The Wi"e's Sister" ;Niece of Miss Ansten,) I THE W EATHER.-- Stirs Orrice, Aterierr 29 that the bsrges are 70 by 14 feet, and when laden 1 A grave incident has occurred in the proceedings Business done WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS AFTERNOON. Railways. Paid. Nomintl Prices. r HERKOMETER, IN THIS SHADE. 'of the affair of the plot of Lyons. Soon after the to-day. Orders received by all Booksellers and Liorsrians Also now ready, 61-highest since noon yesterday. with fifty or sixty tons, draw nearly four feet of ; i meeting of the Court, on Tuesday, the President - A New Supply of Copies of 44 -.lowest this morning and during the night.. water, is both tedious and expensive. Captain announced that the counsel for the prisoners had Aberdeen.- . .. -• all 9% to 9% 9 % LORD W. LENNOX'S PERCY HAMILTON ; Ambergate, Nottingham, 53-this day, at noon. MeRRICF R N on his being Appointed traffic ma- • .., .1. ~ Ur, The Adventures 6f a Young Nob'eman. written to him to state that they withdrew from the Boston, &E. Juncion 8% 4% -4% 4% x.d " A stirring life-like piece of autublog,aphy."-John Bull. BAROMETER, 29 - 76. Inger to the company last year, was struck with the defence. He faen read the following letter :- Belfast andeounty Down 37% •- •• Also, in 3 vols., the New Tale ot High Lite, firming., Woiverhanspe WD4D N.E.-3lorning, heavy showers; Afternoon, strong d h • h ld • by the applica- " Ylonsieur la P4edent,-Afier having calmly re- ' CLARA CAEL EKON, the Belle ot the Season. greet a vantages wic wou arise Stosir Valley • • all 9% - 10% W. Shoberl, Publisher, 20, Great 31ariborough-streete gusts of wind and cloudy. tion of steam instead of horses to their propulsion. s - if oted on what has passtd during the last twenty days Birkenh., Lan., & Cheats Who undertakes to Print aud Putel h for Authors on moderate terms. iii and out of collo in the affair of the plot of Lyons, and June., late 331. 6s. ed.. 28 13 -II dia. He made several experiments on the river Avon, be- Do. Chest. & Birkenhd., convinced that the dignity and libert fd f d t Just publishest, Svo., 25. 6d., DAILY WEATHER TABLE. y 0 e ence ODO Hi. &251. Consolidated all • • - - T HE THREE ERIS of OTTOMAN s tate . tween Bath and Bristol, and also upon a Portion of exist, the undersigned declare, with the unanimous as- Do., e c ,,,eoj, .. .. „ oN .. - .. of the Wind and Weather at each of the following HISTORY. the canal, with a small screw steamer of eight- sent of their c , . lieut.; th t , a they withdraw. Accept, Bristol and Exeter.. • 100 80 -6 l A. Political Essay on the late reforms of Darkey, considered princl- . ' places at Nine o clock yesterday morning. -The stations Monsieur le President, the homage of our distinguished Caledonian .. .. •• 50 9% -10 9 % N % pally AS affecting her position in the event ot a war taking place. are arranged in order of latitude. . fied that a horse power, and became satis . onsideration. Chester and Holyhead .. all 14% - 15% 14% Dublin and Belfast Janet. 45 22 -90 dis. By JAMES HENRY sK ENE, Esq. " Well timed, and deserves a careent perusal. It will serve to dis- KueosTows ( Dumas) -Wind W.N.W., strong breeze- speed at least double that attainable with ` es.- ro eNI 'll 1 A Asl eielgne Dui sui , ..... -u,emart, Jules Cazot, Dublin and Kingstown.. all •• -•• sipate many errors which prevail. in this country respecting the mill- partially cloudy. horses might be arrived at, if a steamer Emile 011ivier, Bence', Combler, Williams* Ch. Dundalk and Earliskillen all .. •-• •• tary resources of I urkey." - Ll:terary Gazette. PL r mouTH- Vi ind N.W. strong breeze -overcast. . could be constructed of sufficient power, which at the Beesat, Eugarie Jousseuroe, Prosper Villemain Dundee, Perth and Aber s deen Junctio'n London : Chaenean and Hali, 193, Piccadilly. CHELTENHAm Wind N. ' W.- fine. Louie Boulot, Seuffinenn. L. Bouloerniere, A. Do , New .. .. •. all WORCESTaia-Wind N.W. - fine, same time would not require too great a draught M idler de Montjau, seuior, &yam, Ami ei Bruys, East Anglian (251. L. & Just Intl';iisleed, crsWn Bvo., cloth, Bs., 'oivremouTet-Wmd N.H.- cloudy. uf water, and which would not, by the commotion Michel (de B,Jurge,)." E. and L. & D.) .. .. ail 2% -2% ABD-El. -KAI)6 tie A POEM. a. --SPoRT - Wind N.E. -cloudy. Do, (181. E. & H.) - all 1% - 2 In SIX C aNTOS. produced in the water, destroy the banks of the canal The President then said- Eastern Counties .. .. 20 5- 5% 6 % % 6 tin.loHTors- ~ ind N. W., gentle breeze-overcast. By VIS...:OUNT MAIDSTONE. " I have reason to be astonished that the counsel for eastern Union, class A, daisTueoe-Wind N., fresh breeze-partially cloudy. --difficulties which had been hitherto deemed insur " Every mar, who wishes well to hutnae nature-every man who , late E. t 7. shares .• all 3% -4% the defeteee, who have so frequently recegnised the good prizes liberty above life-every man, in short, who would honour N-Wi sr ,JuTII.AMPTo nd ~ strong briseze-partially cloud Y . ' mountable. The Kennet and Avon committee acs . 00. do. do. .. 6 •• -•- generosity a nd reward virtue, will read this work of Viscount Maid- FOLK P.SToNE- ;1 , ind N.W , gentle breeze-partially cloudy. feeling and conetint attention of the Court in this trial, Do. do., B& C shares all 2se - 3 1 4 stene."- -observer. ruseemeatc-Wind W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. cordingly ordered a boat to be procured, flee building, and also in the interrogatories of the accused, its mark,d , rist Lancashire -•• all 12% --. 13% 12% x.d " IL-I . .ll'oas fertility of imagery, and generosity of sentiment ; much i &elle asTOKE • • Wind W., strong breeze-- eartially cloudy. construction, design, and fittin f h* h g 0 W IC was en ' ilefereni.e for the dee.nce-I have reason, I say, to be us• Do ' , Jew quarters - all - -•• Ilueur.y and music in the diction."-Spectator. GREEN WICH-Wind N.W , gentle breeze partially cloudy. einished that, atter the most flee terin • g eulogiutus addrea- East & Westin ila Docks London: Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. cloudy. trusted to Mr. J 05035, an engineer, well known as the sed • and Birm. June. .. all 49 -51 • SWINDON-Wind N. W., gentle breeze-partially to the President even up to the sitting en )esterday, r.diundrgr, me Glasgow 50 17 -29 - 131 R. RICHARD DOYLE'S PANORAMA of an OVERLAND JOURNEY to the GREAT EXHI- , ' OxFoRD-Wind E -rain GLOUCEsrER-Wind N. W . . by N.-rain. ediEL3IsFoRD - Wind N. W . biudy. inventor and pa tentee of the "Cambrian" steam-engine. Mr. JONES at once set about building an iron steamer the when one of the counsel said, ' We do not cease to praise good feeling with which the President has directed Edin., Perth, and Dundee e 5 4 - 5 41 13 4a r sl v otD B VC - . W it e eft a 10 : 8 •• - - - •• BMWS' is new ready at every Booksellers and every Ral-way tnla trial, and the paternal goodness that he has always direat Northern .. •• all 15% - j 6% 15% 36 x.d COLcHESTEa-Wind N. W., hard wind-overcast. tor the purpose, 47 feet long, 9 feet beam, and 5 feet Station in the Kinedom. manifested fur the accused, and we reckon upon a new uo. halves. A, deferred all 6 -5% CAHEItiIXiE-Wind N.W.. strong breeze-partially cloudy. Price 3s. plain, or ss. coloured. depth of h' i fi orr , tted with the Cambrian engine and proof of this feeling in hoping that he will consent to Do. halves, B, 6 per et. au 12% - 12% London: Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. SIemiNOHAIII- 1 A ind N. W.-clear. Great Southern and STAFFoan-Wind W.-cloudy. GkIIFFITHs'S patent propeller, and only drawing 3 feet near the evidence of M. Cr II nieux '-tne Court is pro- Vestern, Ireland •• all 3w% --- 39% fiEll MAJESTY'S TH.EATRE. AamouTH--vi ind N. W., strong breeze-rain. 4f inches even keel; but with the protector of tbe foundly surprised that atter these words so frequently Greet western -. •• too 75 -76_ 75% 74% 75% PLAY•HOUSE PRICE NIGHTS. Noevoce-Wind N. W.-cloudy. , and so solemnly pronounced in this place, the counsel Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 80 "32 in eompli ance with the general desire, TWO FARE WELL lesevicit-Wind N. W. rain. screw 3 feet 9 inches with four tons of coal the crew • , , should declare that they retire. France will judge them. Lan Do cas . ter rd a a nd • P • • • • • 11 13 4 8 - 9 p. P reston .. 47% •• -•• NIGHTS will be given This Evening (Friday), and eatarday, being DERBY- Wind W.-very hazy. and all stores aboard. By their combined action all As a defence muat be organizsd, we adjourn the sitting LanoushlreandYorkshire 100 46% -47% 46% %47 the Lan Nights of the Season, combining all the talent of her Norris() _ ind W. cloudy. . afa)esty's Theatre. LiNuoi-N- Wind W.-cloudy. the difficulties hitherto experienced were expected to l Ell_ tO morrow. It is necessary for us tu heve an under- Do. quarter shares .. all Do. - • • fifths .. . • • 1154 9% -9% Ms. 24 THIS EVENING (FRIDAY). August the 29th, standing on this point with the Bettensier of the advo- Hoeyeeen-Wind W.S.W.. strong breeze-partially cloudy. be overcome ; and, as tested by the vessel's working, Do. Weat Riding Union 11 4 .. -• • d. Bellini's ceiebrated Opera cates. The act:Used will refuse or accept their new Leeds Northern .. • • all 9% - 10% 9% LA SONNANIBULA. CHESTEL-Wind N.W.- rain have been successfully so. By the " Cambrian" v an, counsel •in naming them I 1 sha.l conform to the law; as Liverpoo e cresby, and Amine, Madame Sontag; Elvin°, Signor Calzolari; Count Ito- e •.•HEFFIELD-Wind N.W.--a-e. dolph, Signor F. Lablache. LIVERPOOL-Wind N.W.-rain. required speed is communicated to the propeller by tur me, ' I am resolved to fulfil my mission to the end, Lo so nd uthport a .. .. 17% ~ -,, To be followed by a Grand Pas de Cites, from LES 3IETAMOR.- I.lAsecnasTaa-Wind W. -fine. direct action, without gearing or other secondary and all the members ot the Court are inspired with the D o T n .i eu b mectwaii .. all 6 -6% 0., i ury Ext. Scrip 1 1 4 •• -•• 6k PROsES, by Niadlie. Amalie Feneuis. El uLL-Wind N.W.--clondy, ' " same feelin " ga. London, Brighten, and After which, the last Act of movement ; while GairPerns's screw propeller, which eouth Coast .. •• 100 89 -90 9014 %90 Limes- W ind •.‘i .- very the. Th P . ci t h e reel en t en announced that the sitting was ANNA BOLENA. 12) a 11l Anna Bolena, Medile. Bar bieri Nini. YORK- Wind W.-fine is entirely iu opposition to the principles of the screw adjourned to the fullowin d hl . 1 g ay at at- i,ondon and N.-Western IVO . 115% -116% 113 1 past e ellen, Do. do. quarters ... 92 , '2% -2% e. 3 1% S To conclude with a Grand Divertissement from Il Prodigo, by LA N tetsTER-Ss nid N. W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. propellers hitherto in use, instead of causing the water and asked the prisoners it they bad any observation Do. fifths .. .. .. 12 ' 1% -2% e. M. Paul Taglioni, comprising the celebrated Pas de Poignards, by _ Sc.eiteoeouati - Wind W.-fine. Do. 101. sh., 11 &IS (c) I ISe -- IN e .Sldlle. Carolina Rosati, supported by Meadlles, Kohlenberg, Ro sa . ~ firrny-Wind N.W., ge ale breeze-principally clear. to be drawn, as in the ordinary screw, through the to mike. No ausvver was returned. The President Loudon and s.- Ix:eaters . 100 76% -- 77% ' 77% 76% Espete Julien, Lamoureux, Dantoui, Aussaudon, Pascaies, Alle- ... s . IJartLINGTON•- Wind W. entle b • ,ti g reeze- - e • er) ne. ceetrel portion, and to be driven outwards with great then, addressing the repurters of the public press, Do. new 501. .. . aso is .- 11 dee ChM, Soto, Soldalnsky, Emma, Eliza, Lavinia, Beale, and the ladies itisP- e ind N. W., ' strong breeze- partially cloudy. said :- uo new 40/. .. • • 34 9 -- 8 dis. or the corps de ballet. NewcAsei x-- Wind N.W.-fine. velocity at right angles, by the centrifugal action of atanchester, Buxton, and TO-MORROW, August 30, " I hope, gentlemen, that you will remember my ex- matio e c •• .. .. au 1% -5% The Ist Act of Bethel's Opera, eeeerroce-Wind N.W., bard wind-partially cloudy. the blades, consuming about 25 per cent. of the , , ? reasions correet y. consi er tt .mper.alit teat retice ewe:heater, Sheffield. /k I • I el ' i • 1- F - NORMA. . , . BERwtenic-Wind N. W-- fine. Norma, Madlle. Sone Cruvelli ; Adaigisa, Madame Giulian , ~_ __ ow_ _ vv ind W.-fine. total power in destroying the effective action should know what has beets our conduct, and what the Lincolnshire .. .. 100 2334 - 54% 23 % % curtail ; Orovoso, e ignor 1-.. LASO Do. Manchester and Pollione, Signor Pardinl , Flavio, Signor Mer ereINBURGH-Wind W.- very fine. of the screw blades upon the water, causes (by having co , iduct of tho counsel tor the defence. She will condemn Lincoln truest •• 4503% - 2% dls. Cs. Casanova. .vocates who abeadun the ac -ed 1, CU, , w-oas up to the tan . . ... .. el d • • 100 404 - 40% 39 , ,e 38% 40 Atter which, a Grand Pas, by Madlle. Amelia Ferraris. The returns from the following places indicate the state of its centre formed into h th • d r f 'VI asp ere, one. ir or mo e o present moment they had edvierd: I atn arietiou* that all Do. hoe shares .. • • 35 51 - 20% lis. 13% To be followed by the second act of the wind and weather on W edne d • . ie.). Bit ming & Derby 100 19 -21 L e FIG' IA Del. REGGI-ENTO. say morning at nine •he entire diameter of the propeller, with the blades :his should be precisely ropueted in the - • f'l tergaus u eie -• • " • r Gardoni • Caporale, Signor o'clock :- ,eenana ot. west. (Ire.) 0% • • - - Marie, Madlle. Zoniag; Punio, srbuu üblic ress." Balanchl ; and eergeaete Snip ziu, Signor F. Lahl o ' ache. corn risin the 'Dor.at- - Wind S W.. gent] b • e reeze-partially cloudy. nerrowee at their extremities, growing gradually p p Ss ewcestie and Carlisle. • ell a .... P, A Grand Diverissement from IL PRODIe. , p g r,, The court then rose. oe. quarter shares .. all ~. -.. eelebrated Pas de eoigeards, by Madlle. Carolina Rosati. •s HITRY-Wind S.W., gentle breeze -overcaet. wider to their junction with the sphere), the water to ewmarket - .. .. all 7% - 7)e 7% After which, selections from Weber's Op,ra, SHAP-Wind W., gentle breeze-rain. lii consequence of tbe receipt of a telegraphic dis- ' come in the right direction on tbe widest and most , , o . o , , , , •eseport, Aeereavenny, DER. FREISCIIUTZ. ohm 'rum raris, 2u. IetARGET, tne steward oi M. CRE- and Hereford .. - • 6 5% -3% dis. ---, Agatha, 3fadlle. Fierentini. . 0 - effective portion of the blades, where they lay hold MIEuX, was arrested at L M d yons, on 0...0n ey. Newry and Enniskillen- - 7 .. -•• dls• To be followed by an Act of a FaveurLe pera, in which Madlle. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Newry, Warrenpoint & Of it, and drive it away in a direct line with the We find the following in the Constitutionne/:- Hostrevor .. ' Barbieri Nini will apPear. ath the Last Act of ONDINE ; comprising the Fete No communication can be attended to unless authen - -lk .. , SOn° •• .. •• toe 16 -18 To conclude w vessel's course, by which means ell commotion of the " The general subject of conversation lest eeeeitig in de la Madonna, and the celebrated Pas de . L'Umbre. Oudine, Madlle. ticated by the name end address of the writer. ditical circles was the news received from Lyons 'tee New 20/. shares.. 15 14 -la die. % Cerito ; Matteo, M. Savain. water is prevented-an invaluable result for canal P , . - • e . Northern Counties Union 8% 3.- 2% 61-1. I ns for Boxes, .qalls, and Tickets to be male at the Applicat o Rejected communications cannot be return, d. Private letters from that city eav that the discession North British•- -•• 25 4% -64 , 534 LI, Box-wilco ot the Theatre. The Opera to commence at Eight o'clock. en'ese-••eeseeeseees•eeseeese s navigation. Captain Moaaice reports that, upoD among the counsel on the question as to whether the !,: To o rt ru i a l n_ .l.. ei t Ta d hi - .. 9% . • -• • dis 7 a , Prices- fit, ss. Gaiter i, 2s. 6d. Pit :stalls, 10s. 6,1. Gallery , a trial, the performance of the boat in power and defence should be abandoned or not wad very aid- Nerth-ZVeat n e r rn s 7. ••• 1 1 7 9 % 9l‘ - 9% . - stalls. ss. Boxes -- Iwo Pair, 215.; One Pair and Pit Tier, 1/.115. 6d.; .`;" 4rlr4:•) ,'4 2 `. .. -.. dis. Grand Tier, 21. 2s. ; Box Se .ts, 53., Os., and 7s. ee ep fX•s. . zese e sk zk e i.e r speed fully answered every expectation, having fre• mated. M. Cremieux wno was admitted to take part s . lo r.th&SthaWest•June. 1 .. -•• I) 14 _ ~4 , ~_ „,,..,14,., 4.. , ..*,., , sword Worcester and fi s a T. JAMES'S .• st -AP fH.EAIf R E, eibl4 , 2 - '•')?''... e• , r -- - - --f;- .---- •:•••;= •••',- - O a quently towed from Bristol to Bath, eighteen miles, in it, produced, it is said, a kind of mandate of which Wolv'erhampton., .. au 14% - 1 5 4 15 ;t e. 71 Kine-street, St. James's - •• e 4•e7.2-..• . .. es . A nutes • from Bath to he was tbe hearer, and setlich iefluenced the decision scottieh Central .. ~ 25 15% - 15% Fifth Appearance in England of KeTE and ELLEN BATEMAN'. , s e s is s,'-'% • -,,,_, - 0 .. fr:.,... : ..‘ $ .-);.. __ .., ,,, , ,f.? „: !_, its three hours forty five mi , ACOttIBII Midland .. .. all 6 - 7 Mr. BA RN UM respectfully announces tu the nob' lit ' d ' ty. gentry, an ; 7a , ,,,, 4 r • et) • • s?re e e re a e se , __!2.11,, c,.3.)..a,)pra....ac-.--4r,14‘.„,--,.. Brietol in two hours forty -five minutes, not including o There was also a talk ut a telegraphic die. at % come t . • „.. u new .. .. .. 23% 5% - 6 4% the public in general, that he hes taken the above Theatre tor , he -,, ~. -- 7 - ... - x --- ____,... ~ . patch which had been received, according to which earews.& Birna..Class A all 6% -:- 7 the passieg through the locks ; the usual time tor purpose ot intruducmg to their notice those ce'ebrated juvenile diet- one alone of the " h d • d prisoners a accepte the ceunse Do. Class 8.. .. • • all 4% -4% "wipe Artistes, trews. & Hereford., Old 5 4% -3% dia. horses to perform the journey up beieg from nine to allotted him by th C urt M GENT is said to have ' e in . • Do., do., New .. 5 RAPE AND ELLEN BATEMAN', •ra - a s •• •••••• •• (Only Eight aed Six ysars of age ) /IR, i twelve hours, aDd dowD about seven hours. The heen the first who refused. After that declaration Shrewsbury and Chester These chi dren ~ a ve escited in their own couutry the most un- - ! tirtnit,n i a 4,,,mit boat was tben tried from below Reading to Lon- the public prosecutor continued his requisitory. It i ( D N o or a a , W ; o ltim • ) • • - a 14 - 15 bounded erithesiasm, and Mr Barnum feels confident that the ex s• • •• •• all 7 - 8 traordin try develop,nent of intellect which caaracter zes all their - 571 *' don, and where free from weeds (which were found to added that the most perfect tranquillity continues to Do. Oswestry - .. all 10 -12 personations will secure the approbat on ot a cuinfnu ,ity where LONDON FRIDAY. AUGUST 29 1851 prevail at Lyons." Do. New.. .. .. .. I %- 14 41 5- true truths ha, aver been acknowledged and app,eciated. retard the vanes of the propeller until its edges were . shropshire Union - •• 6% 3% - 334 d. 46 M. LAMARTINE has declared against the candi- Do., A, B, C, &D, flilly THIS EVENING, and every Evening during the Week, sharpened) towed upwards of four miles an hour ; dateshi f h P ' J p o t e rince DE oINVILLE. paid up at per cent .. - .. -.. The performances will commence at Half-past Seven, with THE We announced a few days since that General stouth Devon .. .. .. all 12 -14 CAPTAIN'S NO e A-311 Si. Charamrs by Messrs. Granby, John end after passing Richmond, where the water was six The Moniteur publishes a decree convoking the We titer, Artitud, allss Villars, and Miss C. fellett. AupicK, the ambessader from the French Republic South - fautern .. • • 80 1914 - 19% 1 2% % % To be tollowed by the Fifth Act ot Shakspere's Tragedy of or eeven feet deep, a speed of six miles per hour wa , electoral colleges of the departments of Finist‘re and :teeth Wales.. .. .. all ..6% - 97% 24% RICti.A.RD 111., to the Cuurt of Spain, had officielly informed the ebtained, and, on getting past Kew-bridge, she went M Ibihisn to meet on the 21st ot September, to elec k'uth Yorksh. and Elver In which Marquis of MaterLoaes, the Spanish Minister for representatives in place ot Admiral Rommel DES- Dun :men., Roth., and Goole, • , ELLEN BATEMAN will appear as "KING RICHARD III." ‘iver the ground at a rate of eight miles an hour, with and Foreign Affairs, that France eas prepared to aff, r FOSiES, resigned, and M. MoNisma, deceased. South Invesioil . KATE BA.TEMAN as " RICHMOND." , i " a little ebb tide in her favour. A barge was after- Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-s 934 •10 In addition to which wilt be preluced, for the fifth time in Lon- to the Spanish QUEEN not only moral support, bur d The case of M. LeseueLiee, representative of the se •nsea & Loughor, &c. ell . eards towe by ber from London up the Themes to den, an entrely new Petite Comedy (translated irom the French of material assistance to enable her to retain possession ' people, agaiest Al. FORCADE, editor of the Mee:ogee Taff Vale . . .. .. 126 les - 170 M. Scribe "Le , iarriage Eniantin," expressly for Kate aud Ellen Staines-bridge, with the tide as far as Richmond, and ern ee, an de I' Ass bl' dM. VERAIAITRE, editor of the T,e- Vaie Extension .. 9% .. -.. dis. Bateman), entitled of Cuba, and to repel the Ueited States' pirates, Thames Eleven Doak and THE YOUNG COUPLE, a speed of eight miles an hour was obtained, and from Corsaire, has been decided ii, favour ~f the defendant RatiwaY -.. •• 17% 16 15 db. Charles de Blonville, Ellen Bateman; Henrietta de Vigny, Kate who are openly fitting out an armed expedition for the -1 mo Web nd to St * eines, a distance of 22 miles, at a • M LkMULLIER is ordered to pay the whole uf the 1 ale ol Neath .. . la .- • - •• di. Bateman ; supported by aiessrs. John Webster, Artaud, and Miss avo pc:l,m o wres mg rotn pain er orainton wed pur • f t' f S . h d * ' Waterford and Kilkenny , all .• - •• Villars. -peed of tbree and three- quarters to four miles "es. Waterford and Limerick, all -•-•• •• To conclude with a new Ballet Divertissement from LA VIVAN. over the Queen of the Antilles. We trust M. BAROCHE has returned from London, and re- Watertord, Wex., Wick. DIERE. Principal characters by Messrs. Beckett, M. Ella; T. an hour - and here the euperiority of towing ouenn s .. -•• ' Matthews, M. Milano, and Madlle. Therese Custude. that General AUPICK was not the only sumed his functions as Minister for Foreign Affairs. and - " " West Cornwall •• .. 9 .. -.. dia. ny steam, over horses, was apparent, as A serious decline in the price of Government Stock West London . . .. a ll -.. Private Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets may be secured at Mr. minister at the Court of Spain who prof- Mitchell's Royal Lbrary, 33, Old Bond-street ;at all the principal a barge, with four horses, hardly made more took place at the Beurwe, for which no reeeonable cause Whitetiaven and Flan . ASS all Libraries and Music Sellers ; and at the Box-oftice of the Theatre, fered assistance to secure Cuba from the periodi- was assigned. The Five per Cents., which epenect • York, Newc., & Berwick 25 16% -17 16% % wh.ch is open daily from It till 5 o'clock. than one mile and a half per hour. A oitto ana Newcastle cal attacks, we believe we may How call them an- at 941 800 fell to 94t. 300., aud closed at 94f. 45c. Extension .. 20 sg - s dig. - ---•---- ---- trial of her speed, without towing, was made, and, al- tor the end of the month; the T C hree per ems. Oitto G.N.E. purchase 5 3% -3% dia. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANZ. nual invaaions, of brigands from the American cunti- • though she is oDly a barge, her speed was equal to the closed at 56E 35c.; Orleans Ruilroad Shares, ss7r 50c.; York and North Midland, 50 164, - 16% 164 %% x.d The tide of success filling the Theatre nightly to an overflow. nent. We cannot believe that, with the case of Texas Incomparable AMERICAN an 1 FRENCH EQUESTRIAN TROUPE. Westminster-bridge river steamer, the Blue Bell, Havre, 232 e 50e.; Great Northern, 458 f. 75e.; Avig- Under the Mana.gement of Mears. Risley and M'Collum. fresh in his metnory, Lord PALMERSTON would again runnin I - 1::1 f b f W t ' t t L g a ongst e o er rom es mins er o on- eon, 2031. 7 5c.; Vierxun, 428 f. 7 5c.; Basle, 1501.• Bor LINES 31311.61.111 AD Zilr P1Z.31115 311,7111WTAZIL Matchless Attractions-Change ot Programme. deaux 3901 • Buie and Strasbur 357 t 50e • ' To r g,. • •, u A Second App armee of the Italian Brothers. suffer the Americans to play the trick of annexation. rion• bridge at the rate of ten miles an hour. Caps and ' Nan .' tes, 268 f. 75e. ; Amiens to Boulogne, Railways. Leasing Business The patrons ot this establishment are respectfully informed that Paid. Nominal Prices. As in the case of Cuba now, so in the case ot Tease er ' converges. done to-day. this poputar company, consisting of Madlle. Caroline, Mr. M•Callom • " ' tain naORRICR states that the expense of woikieg 2 67f. 50e. _____ Mr. Stone, on his Wad Horse, Mons. Loisset, Madame Brower, and piratical expedition after piratical expedition these tu • 11 b h 1 th th tfth h li . ' 6l " iSS u°Nt- IN FORE gs wi e muc ess an a o e orses lON RAIL W A Ye. AT •rti . !larks and Banta Young Baptiste, CAR only perform in England for a short period. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE Au° 28 Ex. 5 per Cent Gt. Wagtail' 6 )i -1 IL Ockirs open at Ilall-past Seven, to continence at Eight. was fitted out and repelled, and as •d t f h k h'l le • ' • • regime o per orm t e same wor ,w i e muc more Boulogne and Amiens, 10%-Central of ' , ranee (Orleans Bir. and Oxfurd Public attention is directed to the present scale of prices :- each expedition failed, so was it regularly and Vierzon), 17 - Dutch Rhenish, 2% • East Lichen, 18 , - j e t e e ' , o c ," l ,,= ) :, Dress BoxeS, 3s ; Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, Is. 6d.; Gallery,is. ; Upper do., 6d. then double the speed vvill be obtained, and that, toe, disavowed by the United States Government, Northern of France, lele -Orleans and Bordeaux, 4 . '- guar'antee D THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. without the very heavy expenses attendant upon the Rouen and Havre, 9-Sambre and Aleuse, 3-Tours and • - o '.-. all 29 - 30 Do., without a lat. li. Webster, eole Lease-, and Manager, 01, iiroineaii , although for the individuals composing these expedi lOUS EVENING, wear and tear of lines and ropes; they will also be Nanies,eoo. guarantee .De .. • . all a - -90 Will be performed a acw ant. original comic drama, called GOOD Wails the protection due to citizens of the L i bited worked with perfect ease to the bargemen. A great Birm., WoL, & in ud „calls duly FOR NoTRING. Tom Dibbles, Mr. Buckstone ; Harry Collier, States was as reeularly clsimed aud enforced. We ,•> SPAIN. paid, or wale a Ur. Howe ; Young 31r. Simpson, Mr. Clark : Nan, Mrs. Fitzwilliam. desideratum has thus been arrived at, and there can- To be followed by a new comic Opera, entitled THE QUEEN OF recollect the just about the period of the departure of Madrid journals of the 231 have arrived. guarantee • , ,1)r. , , .. 16 8 -10 p Do., without a o be a doubt but that the use of steam on A DAY Sir Henry Vere, Mr. Stuart ; the Sheriff, Mr. Caulfield ;th 1 t d f I d" f b • - • f n t eas an success u expe awn or t e invasion o The Poper/ar announces that the electoral colleges guartunee .. Do , •• IS 7 -9 p Timothy Turnwell, Mr. Weiss ; Walter, Mr. W. Harrison ; Lucy canals, &c., will entirely supersede the employment of Calatayud and Alcaia de Henares, have both elected Buckinghanah. Lon. &N. W. all 174 - 17% Lovelace, Miss L. Pyne ; Cicely, 3lrs• Caulfield. Texes the subject WaS brought under the attention ot Clydesdale J unc Caledonian all 44 -46 44% After which an entirety new Farce, entitled GRINISHAWI BAG- of horses, and that an immense saving, both in the candidates of the Ministerial party, in the persons ot E. Lin - ~ Guar. 6 SHAW : and BRA.DSHAW 1 the House of Commons by Mr. Be.unow Hor, and • time and expense of towing, will be effected. • Senors .13ottpts and Goicouvoree. Letters from per Cent. •• G. Northern all 33 -- 33% With LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS. the reply of Lord PALMERSTON was, that nobody GiroDa of the 15th state that the revolutionar, Gloucester and J Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 134 -23 e p ruEeeries: uorAL, aotLeue could suppose the Americans were going to be so COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT. party f o. • reence is actively at work, trying to excite Hull aad Selby Yk. &N. M. all 102 - 104 Under the direction of Madame Celeste new seditions in Catelonia. The reform of th Do. yi Shares Do .. .. all 51 -52 ruts EVEN ING. wicked as to take Texas. The expedition, (Prom OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Do. % Shares Do .. all 23 -24 win he performed THE GREEN BUSHES. Connor O'Kennedy, d' d b isavowe y the United States Government, a*. Custom-nouse system is, it is said, to be the Leeds and Brad. Midi d ... all 101 - 103 99% x.d Mr. Parselie ; Will Situtigh, Mr. 0. Smith ; Muster Grinnidge, Mr I) text far the outbreak. The authorities have Lon. and Green. S. Eas an tern .: all e _ll% - 11 % G. Honey ; Jack Gong, Mr. Paul Bedford ; Miami, Madame Celeste ;as all similar previous expeditions had been , ' COWES, THURSDAY MORNING, 9 A.M.-The Ti- • re he . Do e er ft er. od .. Do - .. all 73% - 24% Geraldine, Miss Ellen Chaplin. taken t necessary precautions to prevent After which will be revived in all Its splendour, the celebrated left the United States and invaded Texaa ;it suc- tania and the America are just leaving Cowes Roads the-se piens from having effect. The correspondents L'a pe w r es e t° ent.' ': I Norfea .. all 14 -16 T er psichotian burlesque spectacle ot TAMING A TARTAR. Cha racters bishiessra. Worrell, P. Bedford, G. t 1 - o oeY, Mitche:.son, C. J. ceeded in expelling Nab accom anied b a whole flee f the Mexicans from the coveted for the , P y t 0 yachts. stay there are more than 10,000 men at Barcelona, m D id e. B 6 , Eer , cen d t Do ~ all •.- •• Smith, Cullenford, Miss Woolgar, Madame Celeste, Miss Llleu Chap- territory, and then it was at once acknowledged by There is a fine strong breeze from the N. They are completely' organised by the democratic societies, and Red e- car r , n 6 p a . n ct Stockt.Bt Dar all •. -- ~ lin. and Wes Hayman. the United States. Texas was declared independent, to run twenty miles S.E., and to beat back to the that the hitter are carryin OD an . , • g active correspon- N• St , Ease, 5, , . ..DIAL PitiNCESS'e 'TREATISE, OXFOItO-BTREET. deDce witn ail the revolutionery committees of per Cent. •• E. (Auntie& . all 55 -57 under the ittanagemento: Mr. C. Keall end Mr. Keels , such independence being merely the preliminary to Nab. The Queen steamer, with the R. Y. S. corn- 00. New .. Do .. •• 45 4 •••• 6 p ewe EVENING, , . Europe, while the Cartons are watching for the op- ereston and i L. &N. W.) Shakespere's Flay of TWELFTH NIGHT. Characters by Messrs. aunexation ; Lord PALMER: , ON, T therefore, must be mittee on board, is to accompany them. The corn- 'ty of profiti b h. 1 ' h , wyre .. .. t&L& Y i All 49 - 45 portuni lig yt e tau ts ot t e revolu- . 4 * • Keeley, Harley, Addison, Meadows, Everett ; Mies Phillips, and now aware that the Americans are quite capable of mittee has kindly given permission to the reporters tionists, aid r. , ising th, ir Own standard again. R t.% eihareeA Do .. .• 11 11% - 9}6p. ad., Guild. Mrs. C. Kean. Alter which a new Farce called APARTMENTS. " Visitors to doing that which, in the case of Texas, he declared of Me Sun and Beles Life to take a passage. MADEL ) BOLSA, AUG. 23.-The following are the and Reigate .S. Eastern •. ail 111% - 22% the Exhibition may be accommodated," in which Mr. and Mrs. nobody could suppose them wicked enough to do GRAND MATCH BETWEEN THE AMERICA prices of tocks e-Three per Cents., 36f to 1; Five Roy. , 84 Ilitchin G. Northefn all: 8% -5% o. ehep. Ex .. Do .. .. 4% 1% -2 p. Keeley will appear. I i . o conclude with a new grand spectacular Extravaganza (taken and therefore his Lordship must be prepared to offer AND TITANIA YACHTS FOR 200/. per Cents, with current Coupone, 17f ; Ceuporot, 81 Sleet, Roth. and f rom a Tale, by Washington Irving), entitled THE AL/1A.3114RA ; tO i; Passive Debt, 6 7-16 to k. Exchange on Lou- Goole, 5 per ct. Lanc.& York 14 11 6 .. -.. , ' to Spain material aseistance, unlees he wishes to see The Xarifa started h h er The Three Moorish Princeases. Characters by Messrs. Keeley, t e yac ts at a quarter past d Li, 51. South staffords. Mr. M'Cleas 9% 3% -a% thr. Wear Val. 6 per 1 Harley, A. Wigan, Wynn, Cooke, Flexmore ; Misses Murray, srivaele Cuba fall a prey to the American expeditions. We eleven, from the Nab Light vessel, there being E o Cent. gua. .• Stock.& Dar. 50 Robertson, Leclerq, Keeley, Mdlle. Aunot, and Mrs. Keeley. e• .... e• Private /foxes, &e., to oe had ot all the Booksellers, and Of Mr. cuuld, by means of our marine in the West Indies 4,rong wind from the N.N.W., the run twenty miles GERMAN Y. Do. do. •• Do .. •• 25 35 -26 25% Do. do. .. Do •• .. 25 .. -.. atsoutingham ;of whom also places may oe taken at the Box-othee, and on the South American stations, render to Spain , lue S.E. for the Queen steamer, which has taken a • The ceremony of th h e omage of the Principalities Oxford -street, trom Eleven till Fear o'clock. such assistance and co-operation as would effectually position that distance from the Nab. The America o f H o o et aelern took place at the Chateau of Ileebin- pasarieumeron 1118.11,111111. ROYAL L fiCLUSti TREATISE. •n on the 23d. The King of PRUSSIA, accompanied preserve to her Cuba, by far the most valuable of her rounded the steamer first by 4rn. 12s. They had ge . 'aa,:er the Management on Madame Ves;.-eis b e the Prince or PRUSSIA, arrived at half-past ten, :ale Lessee, Mi. C11.1. - :es seatee ses _ colonial possessions ; and it cannot be doubted but to beat back against a strong gale, as the wind had •T • • • Railways. Pais. Nominal Prima. Business dose THIS EVEN! NIG. and atter divine service took his seat on the throne to-eay. will be performed that Spain would be ready, in return for such co- freshened, and the America had it all her own way, ese 101 : .oe ... rones de FURSTENBURG, DE LA TOUR ET • 00IIRT BEAUTIES. Aberdeen dia. 1 •• - • • • To be followed by operation and aseistance, to consider favourably any ased arrived at the Nab 52 minutes before the Titania. 'n ...AXIS, awl HOHENZOLLERN Sc BILLINGS FURST, ad- Aberdeen. No. 2,7 pr. el ' . a 2 1% 1.. -.. ONLY A CLOD. Caledonian lug. • • • 10 6%, - 614 To conclude with rational and practicable proposal that may be ma& h. m. s. %lanced towards the throne, and offered their hoiringe Chester and Holyhead .. all lb -15 KLNG CHARMING. tO the KING. 1-.IiSMAJsaTY embraced them, and said :- Dthad. Per. & ;‘ 46 for the emancipation of the black population of the America ........ .. ROYAL OLYM.Pic Taxa:Tux colony, who would then become the firmest supporters Titania m men who East Anglian (31. 10s.) 6 per cent. .. .. . an 1% -1% Lessee and manager, Mr. W. Ferrer,. of the Spanish dominion, and who would in such case - --- --- ---- promise tro , are my equals by birth, the E as t ern C om ai a Extm, • rill- EVENINO, We are sorry to say that the Lord Bishop of Bath solemnity for me consists in receiving your hand in 5 per cent. No. I •• all par -4 p pm mu be performed HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. put an effectual stop to the fitting out of any further and Wells has been obliged to have three of his fi • in the G-rman manner. It is the fines tigers mines Do. No. i .. •• all %as .- par dia After which A NIGH r'S ADVENTURE. Do. New 6p. cent. Stock 10 i 0 % - 10% With the FAsT COACH. piratical expeditions from the S ates by rendering their amputed ; mortification eneuing in these parte, the Painful symbol of the Gertnen people, whose fidelity ha Eastern Union, Scrip - - 50% success hopeless. In the interest of humanity-in eperation became necessary to save his Lordship's life.- become proverbial." The Princes then addressed his guarati. 6 per cent. .. an 9% - 10% 10% 4 ASTLEI"S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. Sherbnros Journal. MAJESTY in the warmest terms, expressive of th Du. 101. Oaten. shares. all . -.. ",,,,,,, ~,,,,, " tree , ot uer .Ylasesety and hill LIAM aii., f,..,,, the interest ofjustice-in the interest of commerce- e East Lancashire, 6 per Prince Albert. 1.1. YAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTIONS. -Not the fid l• h Suabion eo le t e ity of tee - p p .owards his SIAJ EST!' cent. quarter shares .. all ' .... - -•-•, ,ntor 4110 11, , ,hzer, Mr. LV Ratty. it is th ff f kl e duty of Lord P _ A.LMERSTON tO oer ran y, least important or aV rective part of the Polytecbnic Institu- and welcoming him among them. The KING replied E. &W. York. Junc. sths au ~ -.. Notveithstanding the great success of the pre ent Entertainments, and without dela h y, to t e pants S * h Government the :ion is the section devoted to the illustration of the applica- „ f e Edln. Per. &Dun.sip.ct all %dia. •••• par My friends, be ore the solemn act of hounge, I wish Glasgow & S.-W. Comae: 100 Mr. Batty has engaged Mr. Henri Fra.,coni and his highly-trained tions of gas to cooking heating, and lighting purpeses, and . - . Steeds, wao will shortly appear. assurance of such assistance, moral and material, as ' t dd • few words to you. lam deeply affected Gt Northern, 5 per cent. all 13% - 13 1 4 ' ll • l • • we would strongly recommend a who tee any interest in 0 a ress li Tule 6 FENING, Spain may require to enable her to retain posses- the production or consumption of gas to pay a visit to this nut only at the reflection that lam at this solemn Great South. & Western Asill oe pertormed the grand Spectacle, entitled 3fAZEPPA ; (Ireland) eighth. .. .. 5 X-I% P• or the Wild Horse of Tartary, which has ken revived, in conse- sion of the most valuable of her colonies. apartment, where they will have the opportunity ot becoming moment in the birth place of my ancestors, bu Gt. W.T. (Wilts, Sorn., q uence of numerous applications from Persons of all Naeons to wit- W hen _____ c . . . , more thoreughly acquainted with the very numerous applies- c hi e fl y in thinking of circumstances connected with ee weymoutt et k _or_ •• 100 .. -•• , I miss the magnificent spectacle. we onsider the immense amount of the deot riens of this very important adjunct to our domestic comforts. Lancashire and York- To be followed by new scenes of the Circle, introducing an en- due from Spain to h ' d the present state of affairs. I entreat you, gentle- shire, F. 201, .. .. . 6 •• -• • dis. tirely new Company of En , gash, French, Italian, and American , . . er foreign creditors, it is clear Tbe lectures which are delivered daily, both morning an men, before you . take Me oath of homage to weigh 00.6 per ct. Stock .. 100 199 -11 l . Artistes. mat it 13 a dut a which E evening, contain many practical and useful hints, more es ngland, Holland, and _France . , , . ,_ . . h h r •I I th • tances in yurm . d C 'd , Leeds Northern, 6 per I To conclude with a laughable Farce. pecialiy tuose in tne evening, w-ic re.er more particu ar y ese circums 0 in s. Onsl er wnat cent., No. 1.. .. 11 . - P I owe to their own b . a t m-ethos, open trona cieven till Four BU tects, who have advanced money to the use of gas as a source of light. Cooking by gas forms must have occurred to afflict Germany for your Do. quarters, 1848 :: t .: - .... is stage Manazer, Ur. T. Thompson. to Spain, to take care that her resources for the the subject of the morning lecture, and if we are to judge of princes-your best friends-to have surrendered -London, Brighton, and the interest by the frequent application for a taste of the - . South Coast guar. b per PUNCH'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATRE. payment of the interest of that debt shall not be per- viands prepared, we confess there is a probability of a revo- their country to me, notwithstanding my et., late Croydon thirds 100 .. es. .. I Lessee, Mr. W. it. COPELAND, L iverpool. manently crippled, and they would inevitably become lution et no very distant day in many of our culin ar y o p era - representations and my resistance. But ano- D l e B . s p i re t f r ..,.s " P i ct. Stock, THIS EVENING, 0 . altars. le 100 - -•• tions ;at all events we are quite sure the subject of gas cook- ther circumstance afflicts my heart. I can- : c ea. new guar- 6 per et. 100 .. -.. Will be performed a new and original Comic Drama, entitled THE were Cuba wrested fr su oni her. We hope, arid we ieg deserves being inquired into. not lend to you such immediate assistance Lon ge, N. West. (Coy. Es t POOlt RELA I'ION. herefore that Nuneat.) 5 per cent. .. 13% t With a Dramatic Bubble entitled THE SHOT TOWER. nand- 13'''"eVe' t I we shall ere long have to A heavy storin was experienced at Southampton and protection as I could wish ; I have been re- .. -.. pal characters by Me-srs. J. Reeve, It gel's, and Miss Marshall. announce tbat not only has the British Am on Wednesday night, Commencing &bout half-past t .hd * h ' pais . t t ii d . . b ',inane a a.. W., tem • . en proac ein t e yaw wi bun ire r ambition, e- Manch., eheliteld, and is 2% ,- 2% p.x.d , After which a new Burlesque, e Anted GOD CVA, THE LADY OF 'n came down ei torrenes and it was it h o'clock. The rat e _ p c Line., quer. shrs.„No. 1 all 'll -12 COVENTRY. Charactera by Messrs. J. Reeve, J. Rogers, Norton, bassador at Madrid been directed to proffer to the cause I have given my support to neighbouring sove dark. The storm lasted for several heurs. Ihe Channel , Do. new, 101. „ .. a n 10% -. 11 m 1 Itonaer, Milliken, Attwood; alesdames Marshall, C. Horsma n , E ' Government oi Spain the co-operation of our marine Island mail steamer gut away a t mid n i g ht, b ut i t i s sus _ reigns, who applied for it.. I purposely cheose this no., Se .. .. „ „ 3 1 'Romer, 3forcelli, and Maskell. % - % P Slidlaudeon 6 c to d To conclude with A CHEAP EXCURSION. u the West Indian and Suuth American statioDs in peered that she brought up in aome part of the river. The . and to heaven and ' I place to raise my b , b 0 emuly eflirm ou. con. •P•- ck lOis .. -.. el. Briefed Pc The prices ot admission are arranged as tollow :-Orcheatra stalls, ° mer which should have left at the ever desired and nett ' Havre rnsil stea , . same that I have n , .er will desire, the d 4s; hoses (first circle), 38.; (second circle), 23. ; Pit, ls. repelling the pint ' tical expedition of Lopez and h• is rime, did not venture to leave the pier ; both of the 411 ' 1 1 1 'uge 6 per cent... 100 7 (2 -- 129 se possession of countries which do not beleing to me." Do. Bristol k Moues* all , --; A Doors to be opened at Halt-paat Six, and the performances to Is t we shall also be companions, but tea enabled to state steamers were crowded with passengers The Americau • Norfolk Extension ... e n 16 -- 1. aetumence at Seven precisely. e If h h h Immediettely a ter tis speec t e tea of homage was . A. second price will be taken to the Boxes only at Nine o'clock that our Minister at Wasbington has been directed und for ;sew York from II mail steamer Franklin, bo avre ee ewer. 5% per cent. all 4m -4% followin da he K taken, and on the g y t ...ING lett tor Do. Waveney Valley .. 2 .. -- - ---nrst circle, 2se second circle, Is. and Southampton, lay to in Cowes roads for a few hours Private Boxes; One Guinea and a Half each. to seriously remonstrate with the American Govern- until the seorm abated ; she left Havre with 105 p •ssen- Sigwaringen. North Brithile .. .., 5 4% - 6 ___ _ Oat. Wor. &le 01. 151. 6 p.c 6 it - 1 P ant of ood faith i n gers and 300 tons of cargo. The American mail steamers, C went, on their supineness and w g Shrewsbury and 81 r42 . P OSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF AWNS. aunuEN. both from Havre and Bremen, load remarkable well not- HOLLAND. New Guaranteed .. all 10 .- 10YI IioYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GaRDENS. neglectiug tu adopt prompt and energetic measures withstanding th fi e erce opposition they receive from Li- I , Q ne ueen of HOLLAND gave birth to a Prince at Shrews. and Ches. (Nor. li 1) ,,., , Every Evening, except Saturday. • for the arrest of those concerned in fitting out this verpool. wt. wino 8 per cent. all 15 - 1 5 % '`uscri s Colossal PICTURE f o the TEMPLE of JANUS in th . four es' eock in the morning of the 241 r, at the South Devon - .. .. au 1 2 - 14 Thema City....B 1 d AMALGAMATION OF THE NORTHERN OF FRANCE k. S nade Concert. 1, ) endid Menagerie -Performing Elepha n t s -Fret:tie- piratical expedition. We cannot believe that, warne Hague. South-Eastern, 4% l e et, 10 : • '- •• AND Ti la Bounomax RAILWATS.-An extraordinary general solo each evsranyg t t ) .he elite ot Mons. Jullien's unrivalled Band-a . West London, lat Cl. (1010 all i .• .• --. " B those eminent voe z:lerr Krenig -English Glees and Madrigals, by h have be as Ley en by the occurrences of the last ten meeting of the Great Northern of France Railway Comp any Do. 2cl Class de. (par) All . - ... It Hill, and Leffler -pian t.s . . l. 3 t liss Messent, Messrs. 3lanvere, Youtig, veal's, Our Guvernment will allow the Ame • • - • • DENMARK AND IHE DUCHIES neaps to was held yesterday to take into coneideration the propriety • York, Newc., and lierw., y concluelng with a briat ant r:, Mr. Jolley-Conductor, Mons. Jullien, ~ of ratifying the treaty lately agreed to between the board of 1 The Austrian and Prussian Governments are un .. Gt. N. of E. Pur. .• all 16 - 16% Doors open n em „ tine . 'splay ot Firework.% by Southby. take Cuba as it ellowed them to take TeXBB. directors of that company and the board of the Boulogne nimous th h hll •*II I • a Do * •"• - - 6 4 ...- 4% halt-past esive. Concert ~ In th e Morning. Feeding the Animals at at t e troops a a remein In o Stella till York and North Midituid Q past Nine. 1 - &Quarter to Seven. Fireworks, at Half- ------.....-__ Company, for an amalgamati -n of the two lines; the prin. th • ' fh b d e definite regulation ot e oun ary questien, and 10 1% -14 dis, 6 li. and S. Purch. .. si cipal condition tieing that every two Boulogne shares : ADMISSIO N _ especially the exact position of the fortress of' Rends. ONE SHILLING Ever since the face of the country began to be in , liberated at 500 f., may be exchan ed for one Northern share ' ' g Q .wromon. ......ftr............................................................mm POitanaltr. ---- tersected by the existing network of railways, the liberated at 400 f.; or, at the option of the Boulogne share- burg; consequently there is not much prospect of a e e DRURY-LANE THEATRE. el , ---- -... he ntp-stri n a perform- i canal property of the k ugdom has been, as a matter holders, each share of eb s t eomp „ y may b e exchanged for . speedy settb-ment of tbis matter At Frenkf t or , as re- _ Boulogne and Amiens • • an to% -10% ts% GI ancea at this house continue to b e exc t e ,. an obligation of 500 f. issued by the Northern Company, and ! quested ' b ' P . • veatral if France (Or y Demark. The rugsia i _. , n Piempotentiary leans and Vierzon) - all 164 - jeio ha result no more than is deserved, f or , ''' tee ingly attractive, a of course, most materially deteriorated. I s e. • 3 per cent. interest. Very little discussion took i - u year earing , Is personally inspecting the boundaries. , Demerara .. .. •• all .. -. „"' many emus! •ag incidents of their kind, erPeri°lgerainme contains " • • and the treety was ratified almost unanimously, only varied from time to time to give i t an .it is .sufUciently gone by many Milhous sterling have been invested in pl.cel eight hands amongst all the persons present being held up in : Dutch Rhenish •• .. a 3 4 •- 3 dia. East Indian • • .. • • 16 2% -ez e. I le" clis la • Inviting air of novelty. The " haute eco p ) 3 of maim, C . what wete then flourishing and promising concerns, the negative.- Galignane ITAL V. Do. do. do. .. ee _ e. .... e. f• Loisset and M'Coll ' aroline, Great Indian Peninsula.. an %-1 e. and the feats of young urn • , , are among the but which have been signally thrown into the back- FATAL ACCIDENT AT TUE CREEK MILLE, BAT- ! The Piedmontese Gazette publishes a Royal decree Ditto ditto .. Most iateresting aud surprising that , we have ever seen . n Wednesday evening the following awful acci- openin .• 3 )re 3% -4% p. cannot possibly e - ' b surpassed. The ' Italian Brothers" 'l;nad ground since the new uge of iron has risen into the TERSEA.--n • the 1 , g , rein voted by the Chambers fur the Louvain ala Sanahre .. 7% . --- g. 's flour-mills Creek. brid e York- Luxembourg .. - .. a e dent occurred at Mr. belfry , g , amount of 3,600,000/ st l' ! 1 '1 t b k- i , their fir s t app „ r „„ l as t night, but we were not Nee, ascendant. Nevertheless, it would appear that under- Miles, a lad about fifteen years of • . er ing mamma capita o e Dita , ~ ~ .. .. 10 W dare say their ' ersea. ames road, Batt J Invested 1% -24 2 qu . enough to fall in with them. - 0 Perform r Diver's horizontal mill, was in Piedmontese rentes. Madrid and Valenti& .. ge, who is millwright at M . . cui Maria Antonia .. .. 171 Gs licl i -10 ances merit the epithet " Dietaries , s " which is associated.. takinga constructed at so vast an expenditure, and a h ,' M ' The Cse • employed in his duty as assistant to t e enoneer at r. os . 1 uzionale of Florence, of the 223, an- Ditto New gri 'With their names. even at the present day affording considerable conve- Denny's mill t o • ' n the rod to set the pump goin g pounces that the three Aldborou h ho it will be put a pin i g s w , Namur an' dLi •• •• 11 % 3 - 4 th 4 CORONER'S INQUEST. -Yesterday Mr. Bedford ni - hee and utility to several localities, should not be as the engine wanted water. He had done this, when, by remembered, were arrested some time ago at Leghorn, Northern of Freganece• ... 16 a - 6 5% % held an inquest on the body of the lady who, as previouey regarded with • d . feelings of apathy or espain n otall nna - • I some extraordinary means, and which are t y c for a conspiracy a • h G th ve been Orleans taut Bordeaux ~ 14% - 11% att gainst t e overnmen , a 9 4% -4% dls. for wheel, wbich makes • Paris and Orleans .. related, tell down in Regent. street On AlONday• morning lied tet9, aa . , counted for at present, the large fiy- Riven u b • all 33 -35 ceased on the - p3' the Austrian military authorities to the Paris and Rouen • ful immed atsly expired. The body was identified as that of a "' in all other matters not utterly 1 thirty revolutions a minute struck the de - •• all 23 .... 24 z. 4 . lady who, 'home was in Great Maribor, ugh-street, wh ch obsolete, improvement commensurate with the ! -ea- ;an e ell 'l , il dth • ' e • dth bsy on going gineer, who ha 1111Sse c 1 tribunals of Leghorn. Paris and Strasbourg .. 17 Rouen and Havre . 6 -5% dis. ler all 9 -9% in sbe had just left to visit a sister when overtaken by death. progress of the 0 ' into the engine-house, found him lying with his head be- Tee jury heard the medical evidence, and were satisfied that latent reQo go cannot fail to develop whatever . urces mai , " ''' ' ' , tweeu the opening that tar t rer e ee the ffy-wheel Making 113 A gCHDEACONky oef SAL,p.-Tne Rev. W• Waring, I Tours and N antes ~ :: ' 6 ll _ 2 % -, 8 % e% -9% die the apoplexy WAX the CAuSe of the lady'a decease. Verdict ao- ---.7 ea inuerent, and an interesting I revolutions; and, all thig wheel had six ahafes or spokes, each rector of Shlibdon ha thi s coun ty, has been collated to the Tourney, Jurbi se , L an . Flt certingiy. illustration is presented struck the deceased's head, an d h e 4 mam a the vr im, o f, archdeaconry of galon founded m the cathedral church of den, and ninon z . alai -' - - gut by some recent experiments, I tho back part of it. ' Hereford... Hero gr:r r ourna4 WWII/Wort •.±. .1-. Ilii 1% =2g mil, Railways. Companies Leasing . BillUltai Paid. Nominal Prices. dens to-day. iterks and Hants Ex. 5 per Cent• Gt. Wastorti 6 % 1 P. Bir. and Oxford Junc.,callsduly paid, or with a guarantee •• Do - . • • all 29 —3O Do., without a guarantee .Do • . all 2$ —29 htirrn., WoL, & imd.,calls duly paid, or with a guarantee •• , .. 15 8 -- 10 p Do., without a guarantee •• Do • • • 15 7 -- 9 Buckinghamsh. Lon. &N. W. all 17 4 17% Clydesdale J unc Caledonian I all 44 —46 44% E. Lin., Guar. 6 per Cent. •• G. Northern all 33 33% Gloucester and Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 1% p Hull aad Selby Yk. &N. M. all 102 104 Do. Shares Do all 51 —52 Do. Shares Do •• •• all 23 — 24 Leeds and Brad. Midland • . all 101 103 99% Lon. and Green. S. Eastern . • all 11 •- 11 % Do., Pref. .. Do all 73% 24% Lowestoft, Gd. 4 per Cent. • • Norfolk • • all 14 —l6 lie., 6 per cent Do .. all Middlesbro' and Redcar, 6p. ct Stockt.& Dar all • • - N. & East, h per Cent. .. E. Counties , all 55 —67 Do. New - Do .. • • 45 4 - 6 p vreston and L. &N. W. - Wyre .. L & Lc& Y. an 43 -45 D 0.% hilaareaA Do .. .. 11 8% 9}6p. Read., Guild.. and Reigate . S. Eastern • • all 22% Roy. & liitehln, G. Northern all: 5 1 4 6% o. Shep. Ex Do .. • • 4% 1% —2 p. Slat., Roth. and Goole, 5 per ct. Lanc.& York Isll 6 .. South staffords. Mr. 51 'Claim I% 3t —9% the. Wear Val. 6 per Cent. gua. • Stock.& liar. 50 .. • • Do. do. .. Do .. .. 25 35 —26 25% Do. do. .. Do .. .. 25 .. It =23( EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1851. 7MXINES. Busilitat, aid. IS. oalnal Prices. to4ay. Australian ............ 4 1% —2% Barossa Range ..... 113 0 3% Blaenarvon Iron and Coal all • • -- • Bolanos Scrip .......... British Iron l3 5 .. —•• Brazilian Imp. (is Si. p.) 243 y •• Do. Cocaes and Cuiaba all • • Do. St. John del Rey.. 15 183 19% xi Cobra Copper 40 33 3+34 Oopiapo ...... •• 14 634 734 Genera 1............... all 13% 14 Mexican& S. American 9 —43 G Real Del Monte, Uureg. % Do. Black Debentures. Do. Red Debentures • • —• • Santiago de Cuba ...... 10 2% —3% Tin Croft ............ • • 7 6 1 4 —8 United Mexican • .... • . i2B 28% 3% —2% 3 . 01151 V STOGIE BANZLO Australasia ............ all 36 sn% British North America.. 50 45 —46 Colonial Commercial of London.. 20 25 —26 W London Joint Stock .... IS 18% 17% London and Westminster 20 273 —29 National Provincial Eng. 35 Do. New ........ •• 10 •• •• National of Ireland .... 223 y 18% 20% Provincial of Ireland.... 25 42 —44 Do. New .. all 15% 16% Union of Australia ...• all 35 —343 y Do. New ............ 43b 3 33* Union of Loudon .... ia% 14% rTnt on .t 4.1 ad rle all • • mrsczLx..a.rzzorrs. Canada •• ...• •• •• •• • • 32% 48 —49 Gen. Steam Navigation . 14 263 —2B Penin. & Oriental Steam. all 6$ —69 Ditto ditto 5 11 9 xd Royal Mail Steam ...• .. 60 78 —SO (We cannot be answerable for the errors of the Official Lists, and will not be influenced by interested correspondents.] MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 6.000 bales, of which 1,000 American went taken for export, and 1.500 on optculatbei. The sales comprised 200 Pernam and Maranham, at 50. to 6tcl.; 500 Surat, at 3d. to 4-11; and the remainder nearly all American. The market was firm, and the only change to notice in prices was in common qualities of Sea Island, which were id. per lb. dearer.—ln Railway Shares very little busines, was done, and at lower prices. The market for Colonial and Foreign Produce has been dull this week. owing to the stoppage of parties connected with it, tied there has been a difficulty in eff , cting rules, without the occurrence, however, of any notice,tble decline. The nolders and importers have ex• binited more strength than c •uld have been looked for, and altle , ugh buyers may for a titnt , keep aloof, thii king they will tie ab,e ere long to supply their wants much lower, they will no doubt operate more freely if lamed sales are not attempted, Li our remarks yesterday up 'n the state of credit, we intended to allude to the speculators in produce, not shares. The reports concerning commerci%l credit are much more, satisfactory. and among the statements current is teat Messrs. Rucker and son. have received assistance, and will be enab►ed to face their difficuliies. In Pubic Securities there has egain been considerable fluctuation. Consols opened as law as 9.51 f upon the rec-ipt of lower prices truth Paris. but have rallied since to 96i 4. Tne New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents have been 981 to 98f, and the Three per Cents 96f to Exceequer-bills have been a shade lower, viz., 455. to 48s. premium, and India Bonds have realised 525. to 555. premium. The speculators for a fall have profited in part by the less favourable weather, and there is some attention paid to the state of political affairs on the Continent. As to Germany, and notably Prussia, the Royal doings are enough to provoke insurrections any day. The transactions in Foreign Stocks have been very circusescribid, and chi, fly in reference to the ad justment of the half-monthly account. Mexican Bonds have been dull but firm at 28f The packet will be dee in a tew days Spanish Five per Cents. have been quoted 20} Nothing has been drn , -- in the Three per Cents., and they are nominally Portuguese Fur per Cents. are about 32 to 33 Russian Five per Cents. have been marked 1144, Danish 774, and Dutch Two-and-a- Halt per Cents. 594. There have been no dealings in Sardinian Scrip. By the exercise of great activity, the Bears have contrived to get the Share Market loser again, but at the hour of our writing it exhibits symptoms of a rally. North-Western have been at 114 to 113 without the. dividend, East Lancashire are also marked ex dividend, and numerous others, a fact that must be borne in mind in referring to the official list, otherwise the decline will appear tar greater than it really is. We have reason to believe that from insiver tf-nce some of the lines aria even now not correctly quoted, the prices marked being ex-dividend ; but upon principle we avoid interference with that list, the Stock Exchange Committee being responsible for it Usually it is well prepared, and the public would he sadly at fault without some such ac knowledged guide. Upon the sealing day, there will in future be a distinction made in the quota tions for money and speculation, and this may keep the rime bargainers a little in check. Eastern Counties are rather firmer to-day, and also South-Eastern, Oxford and Wolverhampton, and Northern Counties Union. The " continuation" upon Shares is nut heavy, and the dealers are tremendous Bears, consequently, it' the pub lic once come forward as buyers, a rapid improvement is certain. QUARTER 7'O THREE. Consols ... 96 Ditto Account, Sept. 11 ... .. 96 BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. From the Official List.) 3 per Cent. Reduced ..... 96 1 4% 3 % 3 per Cent. Consols Ann.'. 953 04 96 Now 3 1 ,4 per Cent. Arias. out Annuities. Exp. Jan. sth. 1860,- 7 7-16 7% D 0.30 Years, Expire Oct. 10, 1859... 7 3-16 Do. 30 Years, Expire Jan. 5, 1860... 7 1-16 7 ndia Stock Do. Bonds, 10001 . 55 p Ditto under 1.0001 Con , nts ror Account e 53 4 34 96 Bill , 14d 1,0001......,.... 45 48 p 45 48 p Small 1' RICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCX Danish Bonds 1825, 3 per Cent.... 77 1 4 .thinas. 1646. ex Jan. Coupona 28% eerily - lain Bonds, 5 per Cent........ Do. Deferred 4 3 14 Russian Bonds, 1822, 5 par Cent 11 4 14 Ditto 4% per Cent 10134 102 Spanish Bonds. 5 per Cent,lB4o 20% Ditto Account Yiviciond.a on the above payable in Loudon. _'etch 2 1 ,4 per Cent., 12 Guild Ditto Account LLOYD PPING.—t THIS DA V.) LONDON, Aua. 29.—Wind at noon Northerly, fresh breeze, and cloudy, with rain at times. SHIELDS. AUG. 28.—The Sarah Bridge, of Portland, United states, trenn Ge fie to New York, which put in here 26th inst., is leaky and discharging her cargo. SHOREHAM, AUG. 28.—Wind W.N.W.—SId. Britan nia, Quebec. PORTSMOUTH, AuG. 28.—Wind N.N.W.—SId. Theo dore, Valp,raiso. PlasiotrTH, AUG. 28.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Colma, Prince Edward's Liana. FALMOUTH, AUG. 28.—Wind N.N.W.---Arrd. Hol land, Cardiff, for the Cape of Good Hope, leaky; Ceylon, Moulmein, and sailed for Woolwich. PILL. AuG. 28.—Wind N., strong.—Sld. Bellona, New York; Colony, Quebec. CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 15.—8 y advice& from the Dardanelles, dated yesterday, the Euxine (reamer), from Southampton, got on shore on the sand bank of the Tower, had discharged 300 tone of cargo to lighten the vessel, but had not yet got off. DEAL, AUG. 28.—Wind N.W., moderate.—Arrd. from the River and old. Vimeira, Sydney, New South Wales; Margaret Bait, Quebec. Sld. Anne Dixon, Adelaide, South Australia; William and Mary, Sydney.; Sir Thomas Gresham, Cape and Madras; Hereford, Demerara; Archimedes, Cave; &tide, St. John's, New Brunswick; Mississippi, New York; Henry 'fanner, Quebec; Euxine, ditto; Eliza and Ann, ditto. Sailed the outward bound, except the London, fur Sierra Leone. DUBLIN.—Sid. Idas, New York. LIMERICK.—Arrd. Sarah and Elizabeth, Greenland, with 200 seals. DOVER. AUG. 28.—Wind N.—.Arrd. Arrow, New castle to DOVER. , with damage to bull and bulwarks, having driven on board a steamer whilst on anchor in the Downs. LivEmeuoL, AuG. 28.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Salem, M. bile; Shaekamaxon, Philadelphia; Tayaway, Ncw York; Favourite, R. , otiltouae; Johanna, St. Mary's, N.vu. Sc,,tia; Australia, Qiu bee; George, ditto; Africa, ditto; Mary Ann, ditto; iseliecurigg, ditto; Josephine, ditto; ll lataelle, Montreal; Anna, ditto. Off port, Mary Caron, Quebec; Comm• , dore steamer. OFF SClLLY.—Glasgow, B embay ; Jane Cumming. IntisToL A UG 28, WindN —Arrd . Anne, Mireernichl. ULOUCESTER.— Arrd Mariner, Quebec ; Wexford, Qu'to e; Wrangel, Quebec. Sid. Argyle, Quebec. SWANSEA, AUG. 28.—Wind N.W. Arrd. Princess Royal st. June's, New tiruuswiek; Cherub, .I'lit ttmichi QUEENSTOWN, AUG. 27.—Wind S.—Arrd. Dispitich, St. John's, New Brun,wiek; Perton, St. John's, Now Brunswick. Off port, Stratford, Mauritiu-; Ringdove, Thehebucf o for Fleetwood. The Amazon, Cardiff to New York. put in here to-day leaky, and must discharge. LIMERICK, AUG. 27.—Wind S. W.—Arrd. Balmoral, Quo). c. BELFAST, AUG. 27.—Wind N. Arrd Georgina, gut). c; Baldur, Miramichi; Elizabeth, Quebec. Sid. Emulous, Demerara. The PiAito, of Genoa, from Gulatz. arrived here last night, making much water, having struck on the North and South Rucks. MARKET INEWS.-(THIS DAY.) CORN EXCHANGE—(FRIDAY:) A fair average supply of English Whea , -2,230 quarters—has been received ap to our market this week coastwise. At least two-thirds are of the present year's growth, and in excellent condition. By land carriage the receipts fresh up to-day were small. Although the attendance of buyers was by no means large, the demand for all kinds of Wheat of hcme produce ruled steady, at fully Monday's prices. From abroad only 1,940 quer tera of Wheat have reached us. Selected samples were in somewhat improved r, quest at lull quotatit ns. In the middliog and interior kinds very little was doing. Floating cargoes off Falmouth were held at extreme quotations. Very little Barley was on offer, yet the sale for that article ruled iuttotue at late rates. Malt, though in shot Fupply, was dull, but we have no boob clinP to ntlive in its value. The show of atts, b6ot EnOish and foreign, b€ing mall, the trade wsa firr Y3 ' i; j extreme quotations. Beall, Peas, Indian Corn, 5 Flour were dull. S WEEK ARRIVALS THT Wheat. ' ISArley. I Malt. I Oats. Sac k Qrs Qrs, Qrs. Qrs. 5 10 ...... 2,230 20 1,250 I 60 Irish Foreign • • • -76 Q 1 0 7,630 1,940 BMITIArnazD. ptSb To-day's market was but scantily suPP lied Beasts as to number, whilst their general quali t Y, t he very interior. Owing to the change in the west b !", of Beef trade was st e ady at an advance in the Pri c „ e ,o Monday of 2d per Blbs. The primest Scots sold 8: "So per Slbs. We bad a fair supply of Sheep on offer , an r op which the demand ruled firm. Prime old Dow°° the lized 3s 10d to 4s, bt•irg a slight improvemen t '',o quotations. In Lambs only a moderate basins'/ , r „ transacted, yet late rates were well supported. cu r Val trade was firm, and, in some instances, th e li ale reticles had an upward tendenoy. In Pigs very 14 0) was doing. Milch Cows moved cff slowly, at from 181 each, including their small Call. Per Lobs.Bl to sink the offal. d. .• 3 1 I d. d. Interior Beasts.— 2 4 2 6 Inferior Sheep • 2 8 Second quality 2 8 3 0 Second qual. sheep 33 , prime large Oxen.. 3 2 3 4 Coarse-weolled ditto 3 6n 4 Prime Scots ......3 6 3 8 Southdown Waller 3 I ', 3 Large coarse Calves 2 6 3 4 Dittoo4ut of the woo)! ", i rime small ditto 3 6 3 8 Large Hogs .. •• • • ; 3 ; aucklinz Calves —lB 0 20 0 Small Porkers ••• • a n ' Lambs ....•••••• 310 410 Quarter old Pigs •• 19 TOTAL SUPPLY AT MARKET pig/ , 10asts. i Sharp. I Calves. I sC O 712 1 11,8 0 0 I 260 SCOTCH. Beasts. I Sheep. Calves. I 40 60 FOREIGN SUPPLY. Boasts. Sheep. I Cal;es 120 900 1.70 NEWOATE AND LEADENBALLZ . iy ell o u These markqts were steady, and prices were vi ported in evc.ry itstanee. , At per stone by the Carcase.loo " I. 1. to I. d. i 0. d . 1 i seet,inforior•• —•• 2 0 2 4 muttonoaterfor •• 2 6 j 3 2 ,0 -- middling ••• • 2 6 2 8 middling.• ' 6 I 4 primolargo .. 210 3 0 prime .• •• 3 3 prime small .. 3 2 3 4 , Pork, large •• •• •• •• 2 3 2 6 3 6 small .... •• •• 3 6 Lamb, 3s 6d to 4s ad, BOROUGH HOP IVIIIHRET. I ,otlf' Some of the plantation a cc u u u t being w ore rr'', able than those r ec eiv e d l as t wee k , our 1001%,,ec00r t,avy fur all kinds of Hop; at bar e ly stationary P'pol The duty is now called 105 000/. Mid and East puckers, 100.; to 140.; Weald 0; Kent ditto, 983 to ' Sussex ditto, 953 to 108 s p•r cwr. COLONIB.I6. SUGAR —The mar ket has been in a dull attl'elote prices have not gone lower generally, or only been a shade in favour of buyers, Holders f acr d tiously abstain from pressin:t sale, and this is c81 0 : 0 16 to restore confidence. Barbadoes has been hravY at 39. to 40s 6d tor fine yellow, 353 6d to 38s 6d fp' o s and good. and 33s to 34s tor low. Crystalised 11- 733er 5 went at 39, to 44s 64 for good to fine y010 1 . 3°, 1;1' 38s 6d for low to mid, and 33s to 343 for browr i ' oc eri fined was dull, brown lumps 45s to 45 s 6d, and pd' 46s to 495. East India Mauritius has been liel u ;0 1 vately at about the previous rat , s, but Madras :71d rather lower by aucion, though ab ove 7,000 bag 9 , l° , o od, buyers; loci and grocery sold at 33s to 35a 6d, en" good to fine at 36s to 395; good soft brown 26. to 2 4 t apt yellow 28s 6d to 325. Bengal s old at 38. 6d to ,7 by mid to fine white Benarrs. Foreign—Not muc h been dune. Porto Rico sold at 34 s 6d to 378 for ,"4 mid, anti at 37s 6d to 421 for good and fine. w ell s io ri f , l) : COFFEE.—The market has bee n p ar ti cu larly ported. and moderate dealings h ave t a k en place. r fi o tation Ceylon sold at fully previ o u s ra t e s, good to fin 60s to 645, peaberry 60 s to 65v, mid and good tkiv A 7sr marks 555 to 70s, and triage 39s to 455. Good o r " 6d. tive Ceylon bas bern sold 4 395, and fine ord at 403,63 St. Domingo has been sold to a small extent at 38 0 for good ord pale. Io other descriptions there ha ve DO transaction., and prices are much the same. (of Cocos.--Grenada has been taken in at 38s to 40139, mid and good red, and ord and mid grey at 369 0 „ Dominica was taken in at 35., and Trinidad at 3 ' c i 41s for mid to good g re y, an d 47 s to 5 0 . f or good r e 5d has been rather dull at sid t° ,‘, per lb. Jamaica Ginger s o ld a t 49 s up to 746 Per e. SALTPETRE.—SaIes have been made at 26s 1 0 26a drsi for Calcutta mid 9} to 7 per cent refraction. 3 a re' was taken in at 25s 6d to 263, for 8 to B,k per e ' 99 fraction. RlCE.—This article has been dull, and in f a vour t ,er buy. rs; Bengal good to fine white 9A 6d to lOs pk• d l COTTON.— The demand has continued good and lge sales have been made at full prices. 0 04 TEA.—Not much activity has prevailed, low to P ord Congon having reached 9d to lOid per lb. Si. Arnow-RooT.—Jamaica has been sold at 3 1 - `" Vincent at 20 to 4d, and Bermuda at is per lb. , 6 J TALLOW.—New Y.Y.C. has been very fine at 35 ' to 398 per cwt. 0 l a GREEN FRUIT.—A .ing „110 ..• steady consumption goi, ce all kinds. 500 boxes and baskets Pears from Havre, s lips of Onions trots Oporto have been sold by N (3 fell and Hunt at public sale, and the latter article being e , early for the consumption r e ali s ed a moderate fig: o o, The market fairly supplied w ith L e mons from o f and an imp.rtation of 200 boxes have been revelled autumn Malaga. Nuts without inquiry. SECONDARIES'.---(THIS DAY') (Before Mr. 6eeuudary POTTER.) There were only tw o cases oft the hat, a nd 00 ll° defended. ZUCCANI V. ICOREWRIGIIT. Dd The plaintiff in this ac.ion in K cabinet makers do defendant a lieutenant, R.N., residing at Sheerne,i; di action was brought to recover the sum of 191. for meld. t a id Defendant pleaded that h e was no t i n debted, bu r at not appear to support his ple a , an d th e evidence of and delivery' b•itig conclusive, a verdict WaG gl"n° for the amount claimed. INCREASE OF BUILDIINGS 11V LOlv- 4 - - ,,,te0 It appears from the census return recently pre; to Parliament, that the nu m b er o f i n h a bited hottlema London, in 1841, was 263 ; 737, and in 1851 Oast p e increased to 307,722 ; or at t h e rate o f marl) l og cunt (16 7). The number uninhabited in 19 4 '585, 11,324, and in 1851, 16.819, b e i ng an inc rease of d' o et or 49 per cent.; while the number building at Ihe i ,: e sti B period was 4,032 and 4,817 res p ec ti ve l y , b e i n g an re' of 785, or 19i per cent. The facts shown are vedir tnarkab!e illustrations of the rapid growth of e °llll3 dition tricts and the decrease, or almost stationary, CO: bee.of others. Take, for instance, Kensington 'lBs l ' 10 962 inhabited houses in 1841, and 17,29 2 JD i (0 1 showing an increase cf 6,330, or about 60 per c , en ;eoe e the same time bea r i ng in mind that the rate 01. Di bee of all London is u n d er 17 per cent.); wh il e the 1:5a"5-Ito uninhabited- in 1841 amou n t e d to 485, ` and in ,7,.57 per w 1.111, being an i ncrease o f 626, or upards of :40 in cent I—the numbe r b u ildi ng, 656 in 1841, and th e 1851. If we add the inhabited to the uninbabite 10 results will show that the total number of building! or Kensington in 1841 was 11,447 and 18,403 in 1,82n1 an increase of 6,956. Again, in the Cit of LoncT o oll inhabited houses in 1841 numbered 7,921 and IS h 5 ; lea f 7,329, being a decrease of 592 I—the umber %Pin - bl in 1841 was 573, and in 1851, 1,127, or an inceee-to 554, or nearly double. It, however, we add th ese n a in re.ults together th e y w ill s h ow in 1841, 8,494'1, .- Cill 1851, 8 454, or th e actua l d ecrease of houses in LI the or London to be 40; while, at the same time' per' number building wa) 82 and 17 respectively. baps, the most striking circumstance discloSed, s e ro B enormous increase which has taken lace in I s ' lljr leti The P f i n " bi 1 during the last tea years. number t , l B5 houses in this district in 1841 was 8,508, and t 0 in' 111 ‘ they number e d 13,558 , being an increase of 7, `"= e ete , habited houses, or 83 per cent. in ten years ( 9 ' Bl ' l eottl . the period between the two censuses not being te n - 03, plete years). The number uninhabited in 184 1 °its lf° and in 1851, 653, or more than d ou bl e; w hile 3 14 - building in 1841, and 539 in 1851.—Builder. t DIED —At Alton, Hants, on th e 28th I 0 , .OSt• 01 house of her brother-in-law, William Clement, Esq. , , a ce, the wife of Joseph Hyde-park. lot ter o : Thompson, Esq., Gloucester -ter' NICARAGUAN GRANT.—It is reported in d from Washington that the steam-ship Sarana esil - ;,,g Philadelphia on the 14th, bearing dispatches coot bite protest of the United States Government against the " gation of the Nicaraguan grant. ita tef REMISSION OF RENTS. — On the HaWarden v e- 1 3 110 the tenants of the Ri g ht H on. W . E . Gladstone, BI'L been allowed a reduction of 16 per cent. on their res P -t. 0 , rentals for the half-year. Sir Richard Brooke, 138 r Norton Priory, has made a reduction of 10 per cent. of SINGULAR AND FATAL Accmgrr.--The ai l t i b oo l Henry Sudell, E sq ., o f A s hl ey H ouse, Wilt s , r esulted ; r ibs a somewhat r emar k a bl e cause . Mr. lidell had called 05"000 Queen's Head Inn, at Box, and whil s t co n versing wi t i , / 8 01 gentlemen there he saw a oog suddenly spring at o r' them, Mr. Lewis, of Colerne. Mr. S u d e ll q uickly 00 forth to restrain the dog, and Mr. Lewis being equa'fidag the alert, simultaneously aimed a blow at it with his f s , r ocit , tick; but unfortunately, instead of striking the aniine ,s "o it Mr. Sudell's hand. Inflammatio n was t h e result , % g ee having alarmingly increased, the assistance of Dr- SP r i pto, was obtained; but notwithstanding that gantlemen'il li ors' mortification took place, and Mr. Sudell expired og day last. An inquest was held on the body on ""'" r clo last by Mr. Whitmarsh, when the jury returned a Ye of " Acci lental death."- Bath Chronicle. e DISCOVIsRT or H UMAN Y- 'tek•ogrdo i, - morning, while several wo r k men were engag ed in rna- Do drain to communicate with t h e sewer in New Coo D o street, City, they discovered a quantity of human bones' re. men, after competing their labours, bad the remain moved to the church-yard, where they were interred. for, EXTENSIVE P LUNDER OF SILK. —Yesterday In t he t he mation was received a t Scotland-yard Police Station Oa' flies silk warehouses of S. P earson , Esq., at Macclesfield, flies been entered and plund er ed of raw silk and silk nuw u c l e at tured goods, value upwards of 9001., the thieves getting away with their booty. A tea some ZOOLOGICAL LEARNING.—A person who us- some little smattering of zoological lore, said one day,stri novice that crocodiles were often seen in tears. " 014 nothing," rejoined the novice, " I've often myself seen blubber." f l a dle° THE BLOOMER COSTUME.—A committee o of New York are arranging for a floral festival in SePteT, a d. They They are all to be dressed in " the Bloomer costutne.;cia'io, dresses are to be delivered by eminent divines , P h YV e oe sc and ladies, and a procession of ladies, all dressed in t " fashion, is to take place at the close of the meeting. el of laNEWlast w C e euknnFo deta il s n theD l S p P a E r t r i u t A l a c- so T f h a e n/Ifewedcuicrealfo:reil tintibovt troublesome kind of dyspepsia especially character.Lllia;', flatulency and acidity, lately discovered by Dr. " car' Jeuner, one of the Professors at University College. It sista in the exhibition of the sulphite of soda (not the Alto): Ind pro tiAeq to be of great utilitY. DERBY TO Sm,—Th„ course, won t not being abl the quondam bo twutistandl standings an him at Donm Great St. Le! nearer. My s 01 Jervaux) v ° .,,ho,at last ui his usual posi desirabl e fi-s1 Stake s in .N been set do, ictthoitt takin chance, which idea that Wai II u pt?lcr e e.ll3P d tbPty : P P PlCar: a inar h t as (third), Mont teat it may hest nothing You take into prepared, anC W al a very or meeting I obs a "have Prestig J oe 0' Sot in f avourite for Bushraner J oe °' S ot a a or Joe Miller ~..'l o hn Stakes; instead Goodwood stt should have ri Vuniced upon „ 41 ° 4 tb, b e f ore -ag for the 4 bout four len toorp afford to k or any other he Could accor The next tad the servicq Aug. 29, 185 SPUR] EG el t i t° 1 agst I 1 , 0 1 agst C " 0 1 agat I a t o 6 t r , Rgat agst ( t e tt o ) agst • agst I% to n agat Phrodite Ti,,, 0 4 , kJorp, o tv,,biile and (t; ans he ats, by 11 4 i n aond) .11b ' It 5 1 , lat 4/ ( O WL 4