The Sun. — London, England, 1851-04-16 00:00:00

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' '''- '›a ifror, -.- ..--J , Th.--t. akeeeen ea // _ n- aeee. tee, --,,e4 "we gee / , , watds adjourned to the 24th for e Easter holidays. e The ' ) '•s t is , leee nt . e . EASTER HOLIDAYS. --- /4'` , f 4 , P I p.T.4 , , '---- - ' k. , , , " ~.i..,, i . a esteneatee e -- e ,n • • . .. hae. a - , r ' ,-- - - ~-,.,..,‘. - 6-t -,,-..7.. 6,-L ' r ----',-, )''.'' '''t,;:,:' /`'t' 4, ' '',`-:' / /<,,/ '4441, ..", ,rICKETS tak , ri °a TI ma a -.e Fr!,l,--, Satan - lay. or teaa. r'a a 1 , , , , •,-. - ~ , , 7a- a . 4 , ,' 1 • '4 , V; . The numbers of the new Pr sian Gazette of Berlin, or a little , ii, t Cmg 1 414: "t , ,L 4;, • _, . • ' • • , , ~ „ ~, It' ' Vi'," I s liti> . .W ->' ''*kN' 4l 'r- ' ''', " 0--'" - " , ltS - 1" \ .A . ‘ l / 4 ,1 7- ' .7:--- 'a , . *lllo3* ' _ . , a .Na'a . , , ) r 'l 7 Na a , .0 . _ A - 4, / a/ d frous e- , . sue J our ' ,-, k ,,,,, , ~i , , „,_ .„, . . , i, : ,_ ,„ , i '' ' ' ' '...;, 'Y Vt,• ' A Vii t ' '' '''' . . 2.' : ''N'4 l .' .' d----7 s d ' ci ..—' 3. _ Jtii‘' If:— + 0 ', -0 ~,' —1,.., .. ~' .‘, 2 - ... - )5 ,- -.-:, 'l - ,,, , It. — , --....., ) 1,,,,i 1 ~ of the 13th, were seized by the police of that city but e , ae,t aeY up to, arid hicludaig Ta_aday, the 2ad metant. .., /;-:, )..k, A - -be , ,on tego' j . ' . .. _ .. , ..„, By- order, , aa . a .„. 2,.t ta ,_ ~,t , . ,______ < . tr ~.`, .a. a , ;1 •, 1„ ,t z . 7, ,fif, a , a ~, oe vr • ~s s , toa a_ . ~% . 0 L ,<:*;,,, Dv r a , \ it, ~ atave. , / N-4Fr '.:''' fiat 1 4. the cause of this proceeding is not stated in the letter h the woo t " te n _ , C. I'. RONEY, Secretary'. ' 'ale.r.-thea! `,- - ' ' a r s .. ''''''o` -- te l 4' " ''''''''', : DI: F- ' '' ' ' -. '''' ' I " i, ,„,`';,r , '' -.' , ,y, ',eel, eOIT '• ' -/ w‘ o . . which announces the fact. g , 0 14 Pogue swa n , gi an ehtd... la before , li A Berlin journal states that a Russian camp of -------.--_ , GUDi IN' ONDOv ~ . _ _ _ 64,000 men is to be founded near Lowiez, and that the ;o fief '-, AND NORTH - WESTERN ~ ..s. ... ' ' . -es_ -- - undo' 11 , RAILWAY. ' a a . . _ EMPEROR will go to it to review the troops. whom was . t t n e een - a nnuRs ___EASTER, HOLIDAYS. tt, ' . ein 'e -5 '..ti - , Prince WILLIAM DE SAYU WITTGENSTEIN, Grand d C t°'''''' 4 0 ' c fif ' Z kcF. ', 1 / 4 , , a- ' - ' 1 'lia RLAND MAIL a b '11: e l : : : r h i e t o p t u l t r c h h e as s e al : 5 a u , ,„,, , de ; hi ' ?, le , ofr A ecoen P stio ß mat 111 16 1851. FPRIcE SD. ie an eo d sae eION TRAIN from LONDON to LEAMINGTON N o . 18 972 ] and BACK. ~-e . .. , ar. a-a& ''''' 'l '4 1 . A. ', -.. ~ 0,.. y ... , • 1 ) Caamberlain and Minister of the Household to the two warl' il A il os Ictil Train will be dispatched from the Euston-square Station LONDON, WEDNESDAY I : : :_ 4 7_, ________ __ ____ __ _______. - _____ ______ "sY n King of PRUSSIA, died at Berlin on the llth. th them. , r e :pali ng an o exi, the 21st instant, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, _ .oa-a - - -- - --- emaa a .aseaseawaaaesesee...... A w bele ... . 4 loi l l leen worth eeortu n i ty to the public af visiting the splendid Ruins ''''''-es"" LAURENT'S GRAND CASINO, REP ÜBLIC ____ __ pot of 13 ' ti° ...and w,, Castle, and the interesting Scenery around Learning le , allpick 'Y:tttlhe 2 2c1;at . Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 vola, Licensed by Act of Parliament. ages, chiefly for America, Prices for this decri • s ed at 32 e k f out 16 chops, on which an advance of tael Ito tael 14 ril - I' F RENCH ' s l :d E PTe r ee,in i g t s: t li l e 3 :o fo N f : 7 !in S ;on s . ) g ince laet month are 1 T -I ! I ' el T A LE S OF HUNGAR Y. OA E I a sixpels' e o f , Ille s L ni Tr a i n ARGYLL ROOMS, GREAT WINDMILL season:- on previous prices has been paid. — nte _____ . ese IfieowoDfir itilct i h: .ei ere Res E T ( ei g u sx tr e ocoah s i n i g : : oud e i rbro e wy, ua e a i d ef t emiAp l norc s r. vt- 5 1 , 11 .1„1 1 . eave Leamington on the following day, By FRANCIS and THERESA PULSZKY. . , t , STREET, ST. JAMES'S. . , a f (FT P OM A t i h t e I :t: es 00. G I 3 ilog i "A series ef national le g ends and tales, as instructive as intares - _ It h A a v s • s e e r m e b e i e e i e v e lt d Ta t t h io e m P i a e ris t lo n u e r u n n a e l s e s o f a e .I : d le trial. a t Fares for the Double Journey. INDIA AND CHINA. • ,00 pac - tea have ruled high, beiug nearly equal to those p o t f l ' on la o st proprietorship in the following terms :- Yes'earng7.° which I C ll ' e A i First Class. e. We lenolit'd, , %hal ata-nage9;s-oftlee, Second Class. ss. in g , brin g in g before us with g reat vividness the habits and thoughts !Sole Lessee, Char4 E E Nh a E ile v Aa t i f en E ju s n i . N , 5J, , Brompton-square.) of the nations of Hun g ary."--Britannia. With LAURENT'S UNRIVALLED BAND. ---a e s.-____ ASSESSED TAXES ACT. bt . t yc e 4 d Bomr a nGr n .e d ewßeoci a . g ir3i r i: e ll tpli e , :, " We mistake the taste of the reading public if these del: , ghtf r ul y k o i - Principal Cornet-a-Pistons, M. Boulcoert. to Feb. 22, 1851 .... ..... 31,456,000 3,666,000 35,122,000 poi " t A anc e 3 Oe: a g v e e h d a e S si j r n e ; i t t b h e a e t ll 7complis ee h fir. e n d itai : , n heis t u h n e wioil p nl r b o oe • f. By order. lames do not take a permanent place in literature. -NI ee .y Doors open at Half-past Eight o'clock-Dancing to commence eit We have received from Marseilles dispatches in 2dry In on i' me e " -- ----_____________Euston Station, April 14, 1151. Chronicle. anticipation of the mail which left Bumbay on the Black. Green. Total. 153.000 t i t ; e l e : gvrei o ,e f awt t es h la e enan A de e n s tt ;: bi b;e telaff it e., :a rpt ti av o .r n ft a oy i:. Men of political lin e Wil Apr, ea Is Export from Canton from July - 1 ' :w it3l so olh i : p ,Ndv a y a ali l a p b ddd 1 o e itn vs i I . i is( er E Lt la l dhd a t r i ts tr d e , s sst eph I s V ei:t a edi i l y e n : , r! , 3.:, a ou n rs p d de F B I e or i tl i et c ih k i iil ;- gi crovi — - uSTER RAC E S• eiilnTecg.stici,ifzeztseteeiriiitt=%ltle:sr U f g i v: lz' t e te n d o t t t Nine and terminate atLa i l t f i r o s t t 4 Ex:z h o ming 'cloc, precisely. in and t' onlY 17th ult. The intelligence they contain has been in a x lBso, .e., port from ehanglial from july _ fusionist part w y h . h ea.•-• r, Hotline° 'lot o ctet _ GRAND nue DAY. ''' ° ZSPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN from LONDON to r A e i to s n oo o; er fl . ction which will be eagerly explored by many readers."- t _____ _ _ _,. _ THE COUNTRY MARKET'S. great measure supplied by the telegraphic dispatch 1, 1850, to Feb. 22, 1851 ...... 4 15 6: 4 8 3 8 2 8: 0: 0 0 5 1 :3 7 8 2 7 1 :0 00 j0 0 5 1 Export from CaUton from July 1, 2 7 ,275,000 this journal should szeseionnc n o ?m b e nde C to CHESTE R and BACK, in ONE DAY' IPSWICH, APRIL 15. , sent by way of Trieste, and published in The Sun of , ._, .0 ........ 29,673,000 4,693,000 :4,6 - 6 -6,00-0 , t r h h e e d u e o ve w lo p p r m o e p ri r t ie o t f or t s h a e re pr s i a n i cipl o es R e nd th , e . policy which i n abotht ee e e 'k e et tegg ,, FOR TWENTY SHILLINGS. Colburn and Co., Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. , tho Assemblee Nationale has con ' s ot t : he n: l l: d supported." o s,P , kt re tsb, t y xPT ! Train will leave the Euston•square Station, on .1 , three Monday last. 1849 to Feb 92 185 ritual a tn ,... ,: y pttrpcin _, ivRNING, April 30, at a Quarter before Six punc- rr HE LOND ON LITERARY JOURNAL The wheat trade was very - dull to-day, and what sales were _X_ THE CRITIC, of this day, No. 241, contains :- made were at a reduction of 6d to Is per quarter upon last "ci t b MM GUIZOT and The Go . v t e t rnor-General was expected at Attock , on Export from Shanghai from July yu e l l e e la sa r ro et o ur E n r in e g oi t o 'ro g m the General Station, Chester, at the Schedule marked (A) to the said Act annexed, shall to say,- uroughout Great Britain, according to the . and 0 4°4. 4 week's prices. The supply was not large. Barley was 1, 1849, to Feb. 22, 1850.... • • 12,230,000 501,000 12,731,000 DUCHATEL, be levi d _ Snow's Voyages-Mara. s Golden Horne- a s y Lieber on Vocal S or ds-Euph_ranor-L p iv i c z s k of, s th T e m P e ln o c r es H se t s to - , neglected by the malsters, and could only be sold at Is per the 4th of March, and at Peshawur bylthe Bth or 9.h. o and assessed upon Inhabited Dwelling Houses ____ t d p es Y Ce d sa b r. y " titled " The Speetre Rouge " which niay be co ' nsi ':s Barbisr %ha a nt. Fares for the Double Journey. quarter reduction. Beans and peas maintain their price. His arrival was looked for at the frontier .with hopes 41,903,000 .5,194,000 47 097 000 o, with M. MOLE, are the leaders of the •"•• 255. 1 Second -•• • • 30s. I First .... • • .... 40s. in e g E tto a. household and other offices, yards, and gardens there tin. ha 1 P -Religion- uca on- e c . . g ary 7 C a the Erl n d e E t r i lof-V r l e u N k ote l s tTe S ro e t c o o r n e d - L r o o y e e p - s B to ei t i o n e t t h t ' e s P o o p e e m ro s PIER QUARTER.' class paper and American credits, ss. to ss. ld.; on dO• tile k '', M. DE ROMIEN has just published a Pamphlet en- annual vain th f • n j th o i ltr o 43 4eng e , ___,. Enclosed Carriages. House-Art Journal-Blusic -Science-Gossips of the Literary PER QUARTER. that he will be able to devise measures" , for rendering . Exchange-On Englan - nen a an , 55.; hrst- e ereo ,in the manner following; that is dered as a further develop:le:it of the monomania dis- Y Inh.ahned Dwelling House, which, with the t h T i s h u e n f u o n r i t v u e n r a s t a e l g d i e s n e t a l s e e m a i n s , a i Il e e e h r i d s a rwo , h 1.,,,_rd ..... will be taken up at the following stations :- World-Fun of the Time, Ste. Wheat, red India, the rate for Company's bills has ranged from 236 r. l en panie° le t a il a , ... ''•• • • • 6 A.m. Bletchey •• .. •..... 6-50 a.m. This is the largest Literary Journal in Europe. A Copy sent to Ditto, white. 44s to 48s Oats Ons to 00s o os 5 ,,, 00 , present. Outrages were almost daily coMmitted by the For ewer ~ whethQr sa at e .. • ..... 6-20 a.m. Wolverton .-•• • ....• 7-10 A.m. ps Quarterly Part for 1851, Barley, malting ... 2-is to 26s Rye se a ets nil ••• • • 6.30 A.m. Blisworth • • ........ 7-20 A.m. any person enclosing six postage stem . 00s to 00s hill robbers even within musket-shot of the cantonment he en"' ite asr ea , 'B, and Information can only be obtained of Mr. H. R • rice 35., now ready. Ditto, grinding ... 21s to 006 Malt Freights-2/. ss. with occupied and charged, is or shall be worth the rent lisa ' Mena e 13 Office 29, Essex-street, Strand. I3eans ntienagn t _ I§State-strger and conductor, Crosby Hall Chambers, and 25, ' rom Shanghai our ates come down only to the 14th M. DE ROMIEN, Red Republicanism ; the universal of twenty pounds or upwards by the year; AVERAGES FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 12, 1851. Grantham of her Majest 's 98th Re 'talent, was set • Where any such D ' 3110 WWI PI ! , , 110 . _ o et, London. MAY'S PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE. Wheat tpotism, eit er amperia or os h T 1 C welling House shall be occeupied could be e_,' rif rmation can be given at the Euston Station. , Second Edition. 1,117 25s 4d upon and severely wounded by fire hill robbers Chinese holidays, siuce when business had not generally sack, or both. ntr by any person i ade, who shall expose to sale, and Barley likes; 1 i'llv trin, This day is published, Bvo., 21s. cloth, 00s Od (supposed to be Affreedees), while ;riding hut at been resumed. sell any goods, wares, or merchandise in any shop or I S. t Egi.si ` - ''-' 4 AL LOAN FUND LIFE AND A PRACTICAL TREA:TISE on the LA.W, - ft The Constitutionnel has th fll • • e o owing important . 1 0 . ok ) , TABLE FIRE LNSURANCE COMPANIES Beans. 5 ~ 263 0,1 Peshawur with a young lady, whose horse, as well Tea-Of congou about 25 chops had been settled for observations on eh • warehouse, t ie i ng part of the same Dwellin H sud g ouse, muninei e ltst -.111, LONDON. PRIVILEGES, PROCEEDINGS, and USAGE of PARMA -7 26s 5d e fortifications of Cherbourg :- s . Peas MEN la By THOMAS ERSKINE MAY, Esq., of the Middle Tern HULL, APRIL 15. r any longer the execution of the , o n it lu n n te s ir ta , DIREcToss. ple, Barrister-at-Law ; one of the Examiners of Petitions for Prt lady found her way back to the cantonments, when greens there were no transactions. thereof; works at Cherbourg, situated as it is Et the entr f , LeYi "1 1 0 43 .41 .13. 11 '' LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. vote Bills, and taxing Officer of the House of Commons. Secon 's Circular states :-There has Messrs. Taylor and Bright . ~. a litter and some native troopers were dispatched ank-Very little of this article remained in the mar- the channel, aud (wily _ ance o And also, where any such Dwell' mg House shall be $ .„a its e n t rt e rea aanett, Esci. 4`John Rawson, Esq. Edition, revised and enlarged. been a ause in the trade during the past week, and previous 95 leagues distant from the erson who shall be d - Ir., - ap , o ta es Es q . Privile es of Par- P for Captain Gra.ntharn, who had been' left for dead. d kat, and previous quotations maintained. Nos. 2an 3 Englieh coast. In the tinae of Vauban it was call d , occupied by any r uly licensed by ol he l ei ejitith 4 • 14, h, F n *John Shaw, Lace CONTENTS : -Book I. Constitution, Powers, and g ement.-Book rates have been scarcely attainable. We had a fair supply of e t" the laws in fo to sell therein by retail b rce eer, ale, wine, ge , a ._ ° out , a . .g, ttEdmund S. Symes, Esq. liament.-Book 11. Practice and Proceedings le i l'arl :.he Practice in wheat from our own growers to-day ; millers had rather the Captain Grantham was wounded in seven places, . te Tsatlee, 440 dolls. to 390 done Export from China hostelry of the Channel, becaus e it was the only refuge Ist We e te ts'''tter• - tkt• i*Clement Tabor, Esq. 111. The Manner of passing Private Bills, show ng e July 1, 1850, 16,300 bales. or other liquors, although the room or room s . „ a i e a a er, E ,. d 0 most recent advantage in buying, but the market was not quotably lower. and very severely, but hopes were entertained of his sine open to vessels against the north•west wind thereof, in s hwa • 0 , , . '")", Es q .' t Joseph Thompson, Esq. both Houses, with the latest Standing Orders, an le Very little business passing in foreign wheat, but not much on Shirtings-Quotations had advanced being for grays lent in that uarter The Emperor u recovery. An officer's servant was Eliot dead while . $ - ' q • s, so preva sed to say that which any such liquors shall be exposed of l i a l i: cl isez ee eh sho o to sale, sold, ad hee a l e ; ' t*Augustus Vigne, Esq* Precedents. ths Law Booksellers and Publishers, 7, board ship. We note no alteration in the value, but anything 2 dolls. sc. to 2 dolls. 90c.; whites, 2 dolls. 10c. to Cherbourg was au eye to see and an arm to s ' drunk, or consumed, shall not be su p r warehouse AUDIToa. London: lintterwor , g entering the city gate on the night o the 223. A 2d , i , T Wrike. All a f tbe ; 0 i tnroressor Wheatstone, F.R.S. Fleet-street. ont of condition is bad to quit. A fair demand for barley, ca 5. Bec. he sales were estimated at 65,000 pieces. the Governments which have succeeded each othe • -s aforesaid; , scoundrel who was challenged by a tsentry of the farmh e occupi cupicd and used f i c a si r i lvl e i g ht s ieff : ' ty . ,..... YIITSICIAN. E h xc ange-On. England-Bank post hills, ss. OP.; 'B9 to the present time-the Revolution, the Em ire And also, where any such Dwelling House shall be a age' , 1,0 w renlotson, M.D„ F.R.S„ 37, Conduit-street. l 'l. aot- - - - A R T-J OUR. N A L and ILLUSTRATED s though hardly on so good terms as last week. Oats sell freely inimediately ca - irom the ship at fully our quotations. Peas are neglected. Guide Corps fired on, him, but WaS . . p American credits, ss. lid. to ss. 2d. On Indibt-Come tlae Restoration, and the Government of July, p ' i .I,lttZ;l:dTdora j i b. t : h n e cai;t e rou f l I Choi!, e s • eon_ a StmeEoN. . have With moderate arrivals of linseed, and a fair demand from the tured, together vvith a trumpet he haciatolen from the pany's accepted bills, 237 r. per 100 dolls. ous ed by a tenant, and bona fide used for the purpose of husbandry only,- , 'awe wse., 77, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor-square. made it a point of honour to continue this remarkable aforesaid, le of Z o e CATALOGUE of .the GREAT EXHIBITION. -` ' v hugs of the Zi n n Mr Q ACTUARY. There shall be charged for every twenty shillings of g uaranteed -must e b sent to the Office on crushers, the article is well supported; best quality of Hull Artillery, and nightly alarms are said , to occur from .breights-The rate had been 31. 103. tO 41., bat a de- enterprise ; nnd the auMs hitherto expended have Advertisements to secure insertion in the May Number-of which a circulation 0f,2e1.000 Is ess ed a '" do , '-• E. Woolhouse, Esq., F.R.A.S., See. cakes are not procurable under our top quotations, and a good the lawless villains lurking about a who all earry five- cline was expected. the annual value of any such Dwelling House, the sum or before the 19th instant. amounted to 151 millions. Thanks to the works now ex be bad n 3 ti eo - SECRETARY. Office, Marlborough Chambers, 49, Pall mall. sale for fine foreign. 'The rapeseed market, is very dull, and arms and use them without scruple. At Kohat all (From the Bombay Times.) ecutcd the harbour is good and sure, offering safe refuge *D. T. Lyons Clanchy, 'Esq. r3bocli• d id SUPERINTENDENT. was quiet, though the tribes in the neighbourhood t t o e p e :e t :: : t i ll: The Money and Share Markets-Since we last went seen, anchored, behind the breakwater, to brave the t n h al e a t n e e e y z : a r rke L t a has _been in a state of much BOMBAY', SATuRDAY EvENING, MARCH 15. to vessels of every size; and lately our squadron was t . h r e e n tei y ah, les ' *W. A. Hawkins, Esq. quietness, and, if anything, a batter feeling may be said c a h iab nue ! ; 23 e eti il llg fpc, 1 u l t I fr i er t o i s: s uov e len ; y : oi d i. t l niani n; mtpy b ea e r ins cht. ,tiSe 0 , ... The following are the present prices of grain:- 8. s. . a s were still quarr p elli p ng anu g sng - themsely;s :bout :he A LL S 0 PP'S EAST INDIA PALE and other BURTON ALES. h 00k II"' d 1‘311418 . 011 lk BANKERS. 41 •"• Ridlifax, Mills, and Co., 67, Lombard-street. Wheat, English, red 36 to 40 Peas, white and yel. 27 -30 black mail we ro ose to ive for kee in the ass most violent tempest without damage. At present that • e w Fi t v e e 5 17: 8 ; i• a c t e o s m e p f an in y t , e a re F s o t o a r r s e , s a t b r l a e g e t o ti e m a o k i o n t t h o e f h t h a e r b v o e u r r y s h o i g e h x c e e s t l 1 e i n ai t p a o r o t n a e n - o e t , h j e t e i s s s a e l n s 0 - a et ef 03 ,1 1 i ts %el ~,, The public late's - pee - tfully informed that these favourite Ales may Do. white .... - by great patience, labour, and expense, we have been gibed, n` ' B -' 4 , Eames, Omm w a rlut nne l ;EMl Prudence, 6, Basinehau. t b i e ve ha s e to G re e s nu a i s n un e, d iz e i r C , a w slt h s e o re f a lB lio Ga a llo L n is s t a o n f d t u be wa ri r e d t s t , le a r t s tle a ir y r b e e sp e e b c : Linseed, Black Sea. 48 - 50 . Securities are dull. N . zarees have had a skirmish with the rear-guard of TIMBER AND , sell ~ *w. street. tained :- nigsberg 42 -46 Do. Petersburgh ... 42 -48 sa , still ma' • intamed, but a fall is looked for before long. tial is to defend dkc • If CI- , • • COFFEE DUTIES ACT. din th e ril Ittai Tatham, Esq., 22, Throgmorton-street. The Brewery, Burton-on-Trent. Dantzic and Ko- Pomeranian and Do. Riga&Archngl. 38 -42 Iv alsh's 2d Puitjaub Regiment, the baggage of which an -ep it. ,eroourg is in a The undermentioned Resolutions were r eported and 1 Ilst wa Ili oxen LOAN FUND LIFE OFFICE. Stores, 61, King William-street, City, London. Hamburgh . 37 -40 Do. Konigsberg .... 38 -42 they in vain tried to capture. The mode of dealing 81,1; Transfer Loan, 110; Sicca Fives, 10 9 ; Sicca I) Fours, the most exposed point of the whole coast. In the pre- d t dth B'll gree 0, an e i ordered to be brought in by Mr. " Gpoit tk evnTri_ CAPITAL-500,000/. Cook-street, Liverpool. Danish, Holstein, & Per ton with these tribes has yet to be devised. It does not 85. Shares are also dull at-Bank f - , Bernal, the Chancellor o Bombay, 14 per of the Exchequer, and Mr. rsbare 4 1 ,7 1 the n . s I4 ..AWAL TABLE of the Society affords to the ts- t Big, n street, Birmingham. Friesland 3l -37 Lins. c,Hull 7/ 5s Od to 717 s appear that they are at present actuated by any hos- cent. sent state of thines steamers from Port-mouth can reacn - L • g leaf• t eti co rta an est Possible present and prospective advantages t 3 . . The. Exchange, Manchester. 61 5s - - premium; Oriental Bank, 17 per cent. discount; Che b • • ° l-1 , h - " s „ Cmenneall emus:- Russian and Odessa 34 -38 Do. fine foreign e ti ee at-red by Elf As 0 this Tabie the Assured is 33, Virginia-srreet, Gla•gow. tile motives beyond the mere love of plunder. Regular Commercial Bank, 16i per cent. discount; Agra Bank, 1. That, in lien of the Duties of C t h - e t h e .etm y ti .3 surance. n 16 - 20.D0. inf. foreign... 0/ to 5115 s . , us oms now c arge , ' 'a kt exte nt or ane, to receive at interest an immediate adv . ance, I military operations against them are clearly ineffe.c- icles nd - able on the art u ermentioned, imported into the .. , . t al te4 .u t ke ,, e , one-han the amount of the paid annual Premiums, ..Q OIC E R'S UNIVERSAL SYMPOSIUM, Do. Danish... t ey cannot e prevente ne ca. to kelo t t /If f " , eity, esp Personal 11 bility or deposit ef the Policy, but by , 18 - 20 I Rape cakes..,B2s Gd to 00s 0.1 tual, but it was ezooli festival wlaich commenced - thought that the head man in each , to day, native dealers f United Kingdom, the following duties shall b d e charge , e ri ° t 4 ' --111 a ' ' ' Pk._Y Gore House, Kensington, the residence of the late celebrated Do.Friesland rem passing the breakwater fixing themselves before • ke t out of the market durin fl i n g A , a t g wi n , „ ant thereon •or the half Premium may be with- Do. Russ. ez Odessa 00 - taew a res, E ng li s h ......35s - 003 village might be made answerable for outra ges t P. . g the past fortnight, and the arsenal, and burnine it. *ould it not be the hei ht viz.:- d. -- - DIP P l t Or ` Lee at l ' . f the Policy Also in the Countess of Blessington. y er ed P g ee QI I „ te e gg „ 0 e oontinuance o . • an d unique establishment is rapidly progressing 25 28; Do. foreign 23s - 323 mane ' This magnificent Barley,malting committed within its boundaries, and that a well- times in imports have consequently been to aof iraprudence to allo:the lace to remain ex g Coftae, the lb. ... ••• ••• ••• ... ... 3 hag , tit i t , .'ured at any time not re q uinng to continue the P posed to Ale 13 0 9 5 , e ) , PI nd will he OPENED to the public at the latter , s r . _. , 21 22;Guano 6' to 10/ Itis limited exte n t. Thc holydays terminate on the 19th, - Kiln-dried roasted, or ground, the lb. 6 did e 'dirreneer one-hall of the annual payments will be towards completion, a . . d terior and a uo. f e l-11101E1 6 organised patrol of irregular horse, occupying such an eventuality ? The question being laid down in such d ited w" - le Y the s od end ot the month ; a description of the interior an ex , 25 -28 1 Bones, do 95. OJ to 00s Od , . a when it • is expected business will be resumed with ac- i m ' • • 9 . Tha • 1 . 'f hD t• f C - tin neu o t e u ies o ustoms now charge aki . ..Ned p at eV. f prices will shortly be issued. Season tickets Beans comprehensive scal . e o 25 271 Rye Meal tivity. In exports there has al will be issued in Do..foreign , ttsrs cies Dia b wed without fine, on proof of health e e nt 4f . Y e rene ' • 1 S slum for admission to view Soyer s Universe ympo and supported by the troops at Kohat, peshawur, and demanded for the defence of the harbour of Cher- • a hee l of arrears of Premium without interest. • ket One Guinea ; Double Ticket, Cotton Piece Goods-As reported in g _awe - Age a few days. Single Season Tic , our last, the into the United Kingdom, the following duties shall be hree Gui- Attoo,k, might, if organized on the footing of a police, demand has been chiefly for grey goods, in whic' bourg could not meet with any opposition. What ft 1 0 414, 1 8 t 0 m ak ellaleut of Policies registered and ackaowledged, One Guinea and a half ; Family Tickets admitting Four, T RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. chareed viz.:- tad, a I d a ' Part e 6 theta available as securities ha the hands of neas ; none of which are transferable. uccessful in cheekin their de redations. It tolerable fair business has been d a a ever reserve the coneition of our finances ought to ' ' ' P n e m elli. vi a' l 14 4tr ''' The Season Tickets will be procurable at Mr. Mitchell's, Bond- THE STOUR VALLEY.-We learn that the London and prove s g p , ono. In grey shirt- impose on us, we could not hesitate In case of Upon Timber and Wood Goods not other- zs. ( i s made, t Il ts e ant e r e all-mall ; and at all the Principal Libraries have, with the view of' show- would be difficult to organize sucls a force without ings sales to the amount of 24,850 pieces, at prices war . wise charged with Duty:- el'. .0;1 . ,4, eree ea , ea or any other charge beyond the Policy Stamp. street ; Mr. 'ams's, P North-Weatern Company , a great catastrophe, like the destruction and • he co-operation of Dost Mahomed ; but negotiations varying from nr. to 6r. 31a. per piece. The udoon Patel, , en tt; t he ' nrnial income of the Society from Premiums is and Music W arehouses. rg. oug no ,a t e cora- Boa Ltre was iee ta to :eau,. m a l reuxit covered by the Policies of the Society is A nearly ail ualines 40 and 43-inch makes has one down It Com an iven were it is said going on between the latter and Lora q g mencement of hostilities, to afflict and humiliate the rds Staves , , Handspikes, Oars, Lath- A r in" th te a Wer e & _ e reserved profit applicable to future bonus to S , s UNIVERSAL SYMPOSIUM. with the Shrewsbury and Birming am py, g , , 0Y E R .. . instructions for the Stour Valley line to be completed Dalhousie, which will, it is hoped, r a trifle ano. to effect lar e sales it has bee 'a - esult in the re- , g , .. n l lend nes country; consequently the Bill was adopted. With the wood, or other Timber or Woood, sawn, peabee e te , t k.lot i , re,,Laiounts to 82,4541. 55 , . 6d. At the last annual hives- h b M. SOYER begs to inform the nobility, gentry , and t epu - cessary to force them on the market. Jacconets -Iw:were:jaded in May, 1850, the bonuses declared to the As ac that in order to complete the extraordinary arrangements con- fortla with. establishment of amicable relations between the Aff- e six millions now voted, Cherbourg aril! be placed in a split, or otherwise dressed, except hewn, sales, 77,000 pieces, at 1-Ir. to lar. per piece. In good and not being Timber or Wood therwise ciene lee state f d f p . o e ence on the seaward side. Four l as , or s '2:Ption of a return of 15 per cent. on their Premiums neCted with the decorations of his Establishment, NO VISITORS THE LOCOMOTIVE MANAGEMENT OF THE GREAT gahns and the British Government. Lord Dalhousie d ' D • ' s " - ~, to - °lk e " ' - e ebrsiouary addition to the original sam assured by can possibly be ADMITTED to the Symposium AFTER THIS „, 1.Y.-We hear that the efficiency of tbe . n d callcd on Dhost Mahomed to deliver up to tae le e. , emanu. omestics- ales, 2,650 pieces, at sr. 3a. to ports, three of which belong to the breakwater, will pro- h d •h D o c arge wit uty, the load of 50 cubic :erts 1,1- ,0 -,,_ t utu. , 'IL, _ e a' from 20 to 65 per cent. INO Tlita-RN RAILW DAY, the 14th .April, till the day of opening, of which due notice It a . et.. per piece. Madapollams-Sales 2,650 pieces, at feet ... ~. ... tect the port, and when those works shall have been ••• ... ... 0 7 6 Vertigo', '',‘ 1 . - -----___ OF BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED. will be given. ' .h . 1 . id ‘h h hhh t a locomotive department of tis me, wte as 1 er o British authorities Sultan hlahomed Khan, the trea- 2*r. t ° ^ 5 o ... a. per piece. T. Cloth-Sales, 400 pieces Deals Battens Boar& finished, an enemy rash enough to enter the harbour AIT ' 2 , ~ or other Timber, or Georgera le ; • cherous Affghan who betrayed Colonel Lawrence and 33as' 24, at Rs. 3-8 6, and 600 at Rs. 3-7-0 per piece. In would pr bb' tbl de • I • re oou sawn or split, and not otherwise oed s se-ets '" ' t 4 nue 1 . IR s „,_ a Polley Bonus in Penne nent Re- ANOTHER CURE OF COUGH BY creased by the employment of some of the old and ex- . oaiy no euc y enoag ito get out again. 3fl ': 're" tak R LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAFERS. . d • d • h lef - the eervice of the Lon- his family into the hands of Chuttur Single at the feir demand. In bleached goods sales have been to a The whole of the defensi - - 1 fCh b t via WO..KS 0 Er ourg are o charged with Duty, the load of 50 cubic wa ltz( e . r a i n ._ en addition Bonne in auction of D . partence envie- rivers w o s sa ---". eat in to sum Cash. Annual From Mr. J. Sergeant, Bookseller, Linton. ; nai a commencement of the late campaign, and good hopes 1. ted extent. Shirtings 9,100 pieces, at 4ear. to 6r. sa. feet North-Western Company about three montes don and . comprehend, independently of the fortifications in the - - - - ••• ... 010 0 • Premium. " Mr. Mitchell, of Abin g ton, a respectable cooper, for upveards Staves, if exceeding 72 inches in length, 7 Assured. blest drivers in tho were entertained of the Governor-General's demands per piece; jaconnets, 1,800 pieces, at Rs. 2-7 to Rs. 3-9; wa ^ • ff t th h' ht b h t •la t " . " ........-- 1" - ---- toil _ A 8 it. X s • d .£ s. d. the chest. He has been under the treatment of our neighbouring country ; and looking to the fact, that their characters being aceeeet 'a to. dimity, 750 pieces, at R s . 3-15 ; lappets, 400 pieces, those last d k f -name woe s are o a less urgent caaracter , inches in breadth, or 3i inches in thick ana P ic ibi H 18 37 292 6 . 9 139 16 9 22 13 1 surgeons, with Out receiving any benefit ; but before he took half the ~. , . d f d m from accident with their trains Lord Dalhousie was expected at S 40 salo at Rs 2-1 and 300 at Rs 2-3 imla about the , • , . . A few other and it has been considered that they may be adjourned , Less, the load of 50 cubic feet ... „, 09 0 II grees l Or le3B 267 11 4 126 17 2 19 19 7 contents of a small box of Dr. Locock's Palmonic Wafers, he expe- Wl' sobriety ttn rze 0 . are unexceptionable, and that they are now fully sensible middle of May. During his tour he had made per- sales have had effect, which will be found noted below. without danger. It has also been thought that as Cher- 11 lid ik a sp es, not eaceeding 7 feet in length, 1 a nd 10 1 ep t 4 _. 1839 241 18 6 113 17 7 le e 5 d . • 1840 93 16 8 17 8 8 rienced almost miraculous relief, and has since continued in the en -14 010 joymQat of health to which he had previously for a lone period been of the folly and mischief of disputes between masters manent the various stations in the Punjaub, and the - In dyed and fancy goods there have been few transec- bourg ought to be some day or other in communication the 120 ... ... ..• ••• ••• 0 6 ts a p at i e; co t 74 3 4 193 12 6 . s and the value of s non , ome few descriptions has declined. , exceeding 7 feet in length, the 120 012 0 1841 189 12 6 89 510 13 511 a stranger. - e and men, they will be a valuable acquisition to the Great negessar e with the ca •tel b 1 th f 1 e pi - y a rai way, e aci ity to aansport - grant ,oed 1842 162 16 8 76 18 4 11 8 3 "J. SERGEANT. y buildings are to be erected at once. . Cotton Yarn-The sales amount to 143 bales water h.nees, under 5 inches square, the 120 ... 03 0 ride h w Northern authorities, who appear to p t emselves there in a few hours forces and store.. Lai ht render uu• %Vest, og g 1843 115 10 10 55 10 10 81 10 Price Is. I eed., 2s. 9d., and ils. per box. Sir Dudle li'll cl . th S . h' dd• •s;on y i , comman ing e ir in ivi . b I 1 ' ", g --, 5 inches anti under 8 inches square, and 115 aesmu e twist, and 20 bales orange yarn. In neceesar art of th ols d • d b . 1 . • e y p t & e x r e esigne ymi nary en et the n .int 'a 1844 77 19 2 38 15 10 59 11 Sold by all druggists. Also, upon the rate at, and regularity with which, their pas of the Ben al army, died of apoplexy g at Umballa on the two former, 20'S have slightl advanced, 30's remain • Y the 120 ... ... ... „. ... 012 0 , ente , ~, .. 1845 , 66 15 0 44 10 0 410 1 DR. LOJOCK'S FEMALE WAFERS, er-treins are worked. We regret to hear, that the gineers. The question of the land work coqscquently i thee 001 t ' t. e'ul ded to females. They have an a g reeable taste. sens e the 26th ot February, and Captain J. D. Cunningham, in demand, 40's are dull, while for 50's the value has Lathwood, tho fathom of 216 cubic feet ... 012 0 a ngr O f thern ivesto o t e on on an has been reserved." 4 ee e se eat_ it ae 'Prince% L y box. Price Is. 114 d., 2s. 9d., n w e , hands upon the sou A . Oars, the 820 ... ... ... ... ... 2 5 0 an d 0 5 s ti "s‘rx t e tura pre ft _:ave granted without extra Premium Full directions are given with ever North-Western Railway have not been found quite "up *lthe "on the 28 vanced. For coloured erns h ae author of " The llistory of the Sei s, th, somewhat ad y t e in..ket Two reports were presentedtto the ssetn It la.st s - Thel •t• ral m for Residence in Tropical Climate& and lls. per box. at the same station. has been dull for the past month. pars or Poles under 22 feet in length, and li. e e ZQUITABLE FIRE OFFICE. / All Pills under similar names are Counterfeits. to the maik."- Herald. year on the Paris and Avignon Rgitway Bill. One a nd ler le pital--500,000/. ......... _ - -- -- Sir W. Gomm arrived at Delhi on the 4th of Woollens-Nothing doing. under 4 inches in diameter, the 190 06 0 I, ett i nn aneareorat d Ca of them gave rise to a very importsMt discussion: the ________, e under 7 and 8 Viet., cap. ma ARRIVAL OF FOREIGNERS. RAILWAY SIIARE MARKETS. March. The Indian Government have decided on Metals-Some descriptions of copper and iron have 22 feet in len th • d cl . g an upwar s, , ' 43 01 ' n g Mad 1 ‘ Assembly decided that the railway should not be exe- and under 4 inches iu diameter , la Pla na , ees of this Office are -Moderate and equitable If any proof were 'wanting that London begins to all, it BRISTOL, APRIL 15. nominating an officer to conduct the prosecution of imProved during the fortnight, but sales have been small, the 120 012 0 a ss _ e ai sles ,, al for each class of risk-Annual division of Profits. would be foand in the fact that the lodging-house keepers are cuted by the State, and that it shlild be conceded to —, of all lengths, 4 inches and under - Mine, ''''Y ef colleetin IC EXCHANGE.-The share market continues firm, and confined to English bar, nail rod, and sheet iron. r tli li ke it „a to leek , g the elements on which to proportion dl fll in each other's example, and ttskin g down their bills ain ost on S'rc'c Jotee Penshand. The trial, which is ag p p ed„ . n i s. ~ ' , tat th . _ 1.11 Inserance against Loss by Fire has been so rapt yoow g - two distinct and independent companies. Three days 6 inchce., in diameter the 120 ... ... 1 4 0 " b use and it is a good reason, they are and business brisk. The transactions to-day were as follow :- • W la t 1 b Cocameal aid Saffron- e ear o'nosa es ut f " apartments to let, eca , .. . . will be a monster one-the list of witnesses consider- I. tt. '",eal eteati v' o. !atea at present charged are more the result of g uess ° nearly all en g aged. The various exhibitions in London are highly Midland Stock, 63-Great Western, 89-Lancashire and . the price of both has improved, and tho stock of ? the ago t ..... p LI he Minister of Finence rete ed a Bill for the Wood planed or otherwise dressed or pre he ,:85 b ee fi .,u' patronis'al by wondering strangers, who seek novelty until the Glass al ii-South Devon, 1754. 1 b ably exceeding 200, and including a arge num er of ared for use, and not particularly enume- Yorkshne, latter has become low. direct concession to a company of the Paris and Lyons P a tot ;4 11 t t Est u a tn u s lt e 't,b7, experience, that the total annual losses of the shall be open for their reception ; but there is no exhibition Palace LI VERPOOL, Amin 15. officers of high standing scattered over the whole ex- meratsd or othervvise charged with Duty, , Beer-The firet arrival of the last October's brew of Railway. The following are the principal conditions e eries ''' lt is cif an neal b e "meanies have not been proportionate to the that has excited so much wonder and admiration as the splendid es- STOCK Exclaim:ow-The ehare market was Rat to-day. tent of India. per foot of cubic contents.. 0 0 4 2 tt'S 5 4 . 10 tlk t Of th e ili ,,,..taemlum s received by each. taellshment of Messrs. E. MOSES and SON ; foreigners of all nations Bass's beer has just arrived by the Stornaway, and has of the Cahier des Charges of the Ministerial project • ••• ••• „ a usie d IN „„ken a , r u ' o " i mPortance, both to the Ineured and Insurers, enter the spacious show-rooms, and are struck with astonish- Tbe transactions were as follow : -Birkenhead, Lancashire, Nothing further has transpired regarding the been eagerly bought up at 80r. to 85r. The quality is And further, for every 100/. 'value ... ... 10 0.0 which was yesterday distributed to the Assembly :- en o ne ' 1• 41,.'dk be made. ta4dY shoeld cease, and an ap qoximation to the ' d deli ht at the superb decorations and the enor- and Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 20 , 4-Caledo- aa , aaa lbo at a s e Fire insu- merit' an g . h th t B k ee ortn- tv estern an frauds, but an order prohibit- reported to be excellent. Allsopp's last October brew a Or, in lieu of the Duties imposed noon wood by the e, ~.,,, t! , Th e nipany i s en l t ge,eure this object the Equitabl mous stock. It is well observed by some of t eixi, a nian, 15 5-16-East h• r " L h . Y Lancas ire, r-a s - ancas ire and ork- The duration of the concessicn fixed at 99 years, as • ted dae gi geh ?tie, tree rate et pc' e l n ue t a• Napoleon, when he called the English 1, a n f at t io r n we ofassh:lompi shire. 62-Ditto, Fifths, 6 11-16 dis.-Liverpool, Crosby, ing military officers from taking any share whatever has not yet arrived; a great demand exists for it, and k in the preceding projects, and the guarantee of interest load, according to the cuble content, the Importer may verPan,o "eat, _._"ed through Class Ur n for Fire Insurance can only be ap keepers, never contemplated that such apa ace 1 dNth W w 121 1 in the management of joint-stock companies is said to it is much wanted. Of Tennent's a sale of 30 hhds. is have the o tion, at the time of assin "th fi p p g e rst entry, AleP l " to It.hTetently acted oifin catio n ana Average, which has not hitherto of E. eIOSEe and SON could be erected. S 'trangers who visit the and Southport, n p.-London an eor - es ern, o t _ reduced to four t d . 5 per cen . ming 0 years, are compen- of entering Bettens, Batten Ends, Boards, Deals, Deal bet ,f Ths l , lo o 11 '1 l a Le'rer be th e ~ or systematically applied. establishment daily in great numbers, are invited to walk through Ditto, New Quarters, 5.?./ e erted at 60r per hhd. 10 hhd. porter have also been , p.- Ditto, Fifths, 5% c. p. -Man- be about to be promulgated by order of the Court of reP • sand for by the important obligatious impoeed on the —, red yd "mina' rat th b nus or return periodically to r ''' i i k i My U det e' e° ' tf . • as show-rooms and warehouses, and every step they take e h es t e r, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 35N-Ditto, Prefer igno . se e a gain ., erraine the true Premium equitably payable, as re . .pacio . Directors. sold at 50r. per hhd. company. It takes on . itself , ' in the first place , Ends and Plank, by tale, if or from Foreign Countries, etiott! ee e' sk i ,,!gely i ns .Z_. , lesS for a -0 great a calamity as flre, and the Insurer excites their amazement. le WI ther they purchase or not, the same ence, 12 c.-Midland, 63 1 -;,-Ditto, Halves. 13 dis.-South- aa r rom Nepaul there are accounts of Jung Balsa- . Wines aud Spirits-Sales of 4 hhds. and 6 butts of to terminate at ite h - eisk d '1 th whole of c aree, . ,an pen , e c rdi tthi 11 • d• • 'di' • at. o ng o e o owing imensions, vi e wet.- aitors of all nations, and -3 4-York and North Midlan 27 Eastern and Dover, 2, . , a, sherr wine are reported at 300 r. per 130 gallons. In and flos s ,- s Ni t anta sg a sSsested in this question and will consult his interest by civility and attention are show ,; n oN to vi k bre ute all over dore's having narrowly escaped from a plot laid by y the railway comprising the passage through Lyons . Above I+ 00 O W ' 11 B.ll a A'rer' Y a ste lli where, by a ea'refel combinatioa of Classifica- although Messrs. E. al , iSES and e . lea - st a ila n o o f w t u be y p MANCLIESIER, APRIL la. spirits we hear of little doing, the only sale reported t N t ke itqw,,,g4, the Premium will be prcpertioned to the risk. extent of their the world, nobody can form th STOCK EXCTIANGE.—Tbe market has been very active some of his relations and rivals in the Durbar for as far as Perrache; to teke on iteelf half of the .Not abovelNot above inch, and l et „ mel ee _ - zee Fire °flee will, by a constant analysis of its own Establishment, u t k ntil the see the enermous size, and view the still being one of 800 kilders. of gin, at 11r. per kilder. expense of the constpiction of the terminus which is to 7 inches inil a inch in not above and prices have an upward tendency. The transae- his assassination. The Nizam lately appointed an I emu,. thickness. 2-a in Y But accustomed as many forei g ners are to-day, Marine Stores-No sales to report, and the dullness be foamed in thas rtninsula, and so const - tat Vaisie ki ll s f a a oa s i ie u r o4 tim e to time, adopt such rates of Premium as the more enormous w s „ 1 ° r e e • food and labour are cheap, the low price at tions were as follow :- Birmingham and Oxford Junction obscure person, one Gunneesh Row, as Minister, but formerly mentioned continues to prevail for all atticlee • • 1 • • • .. ft ~d rim , tweeness. et ? et.lhegadtaretare May justify, and will decline to enter into arran g e. to !ow prices, e article in Messrs. E. MOSES and SON'S (vith a guarantee), 2a 1/,- Caledonian, 1514 -Eastern Coun- entire yat its expense, a sta.ton or e,OO s and passen 1 , 6 a s tariffa with other offices. which they see every . th R • 1 t h • b . d h • t . , d 1 • h d , . e esiaen aving o jecte to t e nomina ion on com,ng un er tus ea . a cre to t -a ' of -es vi ew h bth the m e country like this, w ere o are ' - 1.4 Great rt ern, 1 - ancas ire an orashire No h 8 L h• d Y gers. Independently of these expeuser, which aro esti- £ s. el. X s. d. II a we ,pe ta t ea, _an annual investigation will be made into each stock marked in . t blishment appear to them alto g ether one ties , , •-- lird" Union k% di3 ---Utt I' f ' the score of his incompetency the appointment was EXPORTS. mated at from 80 to 90 millions, ti e company engages to Battens and Batten Ends :- • / V' I ilia's. tj 11 4 , 11 is wi ni i 3e .ad a return of one moiety, or flay per cent. of the nett l e ill for e n'ade to all classes of Insurers whose Policies have verse, makes the . es d a of the g reatest vt on , ers of the British metropolis, and Messrs. 62%-Ditto (West img ), __ • _ i 0, re er- ix determined that it shall be so- ence, 6 per cent, 13 9-IL—London ano Wor s 11 d. th- Vestern (Man- ca e e • Cotton Wool-The purchases during the fortnight reimburse to the Slate on the works enecuted the sum of Not above'6 feet in length, the ,e'a e ll ; ase ; e, ie r e for th re e r , ep ees e e years. E. MOSES and SON have I d clothing marts for the whole wort( ,an c ester an irmin e , , h d B otham Quarters, (C), 3 1-16 p.-Man- The ship Buckinghamshire' has been burnt at amount to 2.850 bales. The prices of nearly all deseriP - 100 millions of' francs. A material alteration has been 120 ... ... ... ... ... 0930 18 6 are Bnt7tei's g • ? ca ge _ against Loss by Fite are effected by this Company upon that tkeir marts shall be . the usefulness, the cheapness, chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 361 A-Ditto 10/. Pre. tions have fallen 4r. to sr. per candy since the dispatch Above a feet, and not above 9 Calcutta, it is supposed b h L y er ascar crew. introduced in the periods of payment: 20 millions are to .e Pri nce il 1 , 1 " , r reiag l i eTto n of Pronerty on moderate terms. that no nation shall rival them in very article they sell. The fo- f rence 12 y - N'orth British 10% - South-iastern and of the lest steamer owin to the unfavourable advices feet in length, the 120 .. ... 01311 1 7 9 gs aa ~ tla 'stette s t s' e k Insured at 3s. per c nt, svithout the Average Clause. the style, and g eneral q uality of . e bishment of e , 8 ' ' • ' . • Peci Ibrahim Sahib Bahadur, the British agent at • , g be loiged in the Treasury before takiug possss.sion; 22 at a' is a , at sa, 0 2sans every informatio a n may be obtained, on applies- rei g ners who g o ho ~ me with clothing trom the este, 1 . r ' 51 hall flnd no alteration, except York and North Midland, 26-y t . Dover, 2.7%- , _ , . , • to band by last mail. Above 9 feet, and not above 12 millions hefore the end of next year, and the surplus in feet in lenath, the 120 . 01861 16 11 New i l ;). I • .-ue, or to any of its Agents. Messrs. E. - MOSES and SON in 18 , s d they may be assured that by send- BIRMINGHALI, Anat. 10. Bahawutpore, where he did good service during the Optum-The price of best Malwa has risen to 1,030 r. . w ell °Wet t thitt eggi , for the better, in after years, an d the sa me treatment as if STOCK EXCTIANOE.—The only transactions reported to-day Moultan campaign, is Dow at Bombay, on his way to ten annuities, by means of negotiable boas, bearing in- Abov . .." ". e 12 feet, and not above lo ,saiolob ,, s ti t. %th aw - ` 4 all Pund Lite Assurance Bocietas. ing tor what they require, they will fin ' for such his been the system adopt y ed b MOSES were-Shrewsbury and Birmingham (A), 4/. 33. 9d. dis.- Europe and the Great Exhibition, and the Peninsular r • to 1,055 r. per chest, but we do not hear cf much doingd terest at 4 per cent. Except with a reeerve, stipulated feet in length, the 120 ... ... 1 3' 2 6 3 p 1 aCe, 1 51 ....., t ot 4 ~i e Ft, they came for it, uniform ; a system founded on small , Birmingham, Wolverhampton. and Stour Valley,lol. 16s. 3d. and Orient 1C - a ompany have advertised an additional •reights-The rates of the day are, to Liverpool for in Article 3of the Cattier des Charges and which Above 15 feet, and not above 18 e nd lt issi e t , ese. e adnees. and SON that all dealings are d large returns. It is by that straightforward system that 21. 17s. 6d. for first-class vessels, and 2/. 103. to 21, 15s. was necessary to guarantee tho Paris and 'Lyons Rail- feet in length, the 120 ... ..• 1 7 82 15 4 4itte l 7 - ------, profits an 1 b ' that 1 recedent in trade ;it s 3 steamb oa t a o r the.conyeyance of those proceeding from for second class; to London, 2/. 10s. per ton; and to - sweat eadeaseott OF PROFITS AND LARGE REDUCTION ey th have succeeded beyond el p tur ass all others. Another imprevement in the daeuerreotypic art has 1 ,. es way against the disastrous effects cf an anticipated com. Above 18 feet, and not above 21 system that their establishment has g rown up o s p nem to etngland on that occasion, China, 12ir. to 13r. per calmly. Taese rates show an I OF PREMIUMS. fldence of " the ' - have secured the con Jtlet been made public by Mr. Beard, the gentleman who petition, the interests of the Centre are fully protected, feet in length, the 120 ... ... 12 3 3 4 6 ( 411 0 -IN -HA N D FIRE and LIFE it is by that s ystem that they people" of this g reat empire, a n d that they hope to secure the patron- first introduced to this country the curious discovery of improvement on those ruling at date of last report. arid the Government preserves full liberty for the conces- . ----- . ow II IT° , INSURANCE SOCIETY. a g e of the people of all countries. .the ingenious Frenchman, Daguerre. From the day when CHINA Exchanges-The present rates on Loudon are- - mon ot the prolongation of this line from Moulins to Alx ve li LV °V bis tit „; a, , -New Bridge-strer t, Blackfriars, London. Lar ata 4aeu in 1696. Extended to Life Insurance, 1836. A handsome Almanac, for the year , application. 51 can be had gratis, on the rocess was first ractised in En land it has been the 18 P P g The Ad ort subject of innumerable experiments, and many improve- . vic h• . es from LC Ina are to the 27th of six th Credit bills, 28. Oid. to 2s. Old.; document bills, 2s. ind. Roanne n, , • 'i mon s e ght, and for the former three months' sigiit Not above Not above inch, and: 9i inches la inch in not above --,uIA.TE, DIIFERRED, AND SURVIVORSHIP The new edition of " Everybody's Book, containing4 at en p r o e i p by 'merits, upon the original crude plans. The pictures F b at first e ruary. The following is a letter, from Hong- 2s. Oid.-showing a fall in the two first mentioned since The Journal des Daats announces its intention to in width. thickness, 31 in give the M" f ' •1 • h fll • inistry a cur tria in t e o owing con- thickness. ANNUITIES GRANTED. of the late important trial, may be had gratis, on app fcould only be obtained of a small size, and all the faces had Kong, dated Feb'. 27 :- last mail of lid. and lid. Banks' rates have fallen to- n Boards, Deals, Deal Ends, tinel E • 11: iion.,„ 4„ 40 n s ,-Ilarn Ashley, DIRECTORS. E. Fuller Maitland, Esq. letter, post free. E. MOSES and SON have no conne o • xi n with any other house In an opaque ghastly look. These drawbacks were k ra- . T • bot g he mail-stea mer arrived here on the morning of six months' sight, 25.; three months' sight, Is, 1 l g d.; P 5 tem tuous terms :- Plank ;- ,g,t t e et ;aar Edward Cast The Hon. Chas. John Murray. or out of London, except the following :- dually removed, and larger and pleasanter, and, at length, the 15th, bringing us dater a from E n • th ' h 1 1 3 30 days' sight, Is. lied • gland to the 24th o. two mon 5 sig t, s. 11„ .; g• , "The new Ministry received at the day of its birth Net above 6 feet in length, the, h k "' es a "'''re hiliot E ' 156 and 157 Minories, 83, coloured, portraits were obtainable. The action of time, nearly as man names as we sometimes find given at the ..' 014 11 I 910 41' n Maile E ' sq. William Scott, Esq. London City Establishment, 151, 155„ , . December. . and sight, ls. 1 lid.-these latter being lid. less than , . , .Y . a t e e t. , , s q . John Sperling, Esq. 81, 8 , 5 and 86, Aldgate, opposite the Church, all communicating. 2 •however, ITtIS found to be injurious to the pictures, and even " Ile - Y • t ' h' E na turn of nnces of the blood. It has been called a Above 6 and no ... t above 9 feet in ~ ea tes yss ip nterprise, Captain Collinson, she rates ruling in the end of last month. The scarcity P P dt h 1 G aa a' arenh ar , Rae' Henry Wilson, Esq. West end Branch, 503, 507, 508, New Oxford-Street, 1, , when carefully glazed the air found its way under the len h ' gt , the 120 ' 1 2 3 2 4 5 London - one of the Yeasels which left England • J Mmistry of provocation a Ministry of defiance a, ti l l ° tee e taer Xeare 'E t• • 5,....... The a _ • s q . Robert Winter, Esq, stad 3, Hart-street, all communicating. ' glass, gradually oxydized the ailvered surface of the plate, . , a . in anuary, 1849, of paper of all sorts has been much felt by remitters. Oa g „,.. . . ? R Ilen. Col. Cust, Thos. Fuller Maitland, Esq., Bradford " Yorkshire" Branch, 19, Bridge-street. f the in rearm or Sir John Franklin, art' sth Calcutta the rate is:9B- I r. er 100 r. and on China 216 r. tu and thus i , jured, it it did not destroy the aspect o wed here on the 1 4 P 9 9 .... . • ' Above 9 and not aboa7e . l2 feei ... unstry of coups d etat, a ministry of exclusion, an . in leneth the 120 .. I ... 1 972 19 2 4 1t - Oat James Esdaile, Esq. Sheffield Branch, 36, Fargate. impossible Ministry. For our part, who involuntarily • Shoe- work. A Mons. Mansion has now found, and Mr. Beard has instant. She made the ico in June last, but quitted in to 217 r. per 100 dolls., 60 days' sight. Ab b ' I le g: . ae:---ittessrs. Gosliegs and Sharpe, 19, Fleet-street. Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters, Hosiers, Furriers, Boot and contributed to this nomen y a p clature b callinn it a deca i- • ove 12 and not above 15 feet' .0 s th t , a ThOrn - , le - -as le. Chambers, M.D., 1, Hill-street, Berke yr k d General Outfitters for Ladies and Gentlemen. perfected a plan, for coating the surface of the daguerreotype August. s The sails from th• lo again early in April for CBINA SHIP NEWS. in length, the 120 ... .. ... 117 1314 2 z ls ,„, Ins erg, an kind of remorse in n tated Ministry, we felt a ot having A df a e t Friday to filmset Eta- with a kind of transparent enamel, which effectually ex- the Polar SE n'• The Investigator was see , on t h e 4th o f .0 ' " I n-lles square. The Establishments are close om suns HONG-KONG, FEB, 27. bove 15 and not above 18 feet srs. Lumley, Nichol], and Smyth, 18, Carey terday, when business is resrreed till Twelve o'clock. 'eludes the air, renders a glass unnecessary, and permits, August by her Z-- 4 tiestY's sloop Plover westward of Point ARRIVALS FROM ENGLAND. given it a more gracious welcome, when it had not itself in length, the 120 ... - ••• 2 4 648 11 street. Ici l'on pule Francaise. Qui si parte Italian°. moreover, the application of colour more effectually than by B arrow . yet done anything, but we are tranquillised in now Above 18 and n i , ACTOARY.—JarrieS M. Terry, ESQ. Iller spricht man Deutsch. Aqui se liable Espanol, any mode previously attempted. We may, indeed, now re- " The noted pirate Chin-Ap At Hong-Kon 7: January 30-The Menace, from . h seeing ours 1 d t .e ves range among i s supporters and its ' ot above 21 eet 2 11 10 5 3 8 on, who was the chief in- London. February 10-The Bangalore, from Liverpool. ,• ' . in length, the 120 ... •-• ••• t a,,Altt e a °ugh t BECRETARY.—Robert Steven, Esq. FIRE DEPARTMENT. TA R. CULVERWELL'S NEW W . ORKS gard these sun-pictures as capable of the high and elaborate • m. •. finish of miniatures in oil, whilst they enjoy the indestruc- stigator of, and actor in, the niurd e i F b • r n eiu , F ary 1849, At Shan hai• Januar 21-The Old En land from menus. The truth is, that with regard to thr M• ' t .3 inls ry _____ __se— ebeve .0 0 e n ne,, ~he lowest rates of premium consistent with security alte y e tia,rged by the Office, It has for many years been enabled J a e , To be had of Sherwood, 23, Paternoster-row ; Carve or o : able adjuncts of a metal plate with a vitreous facing -the on this island of Lieutenant da c osta, of the Royal an- Liverpool. g • Y g $ we feel our conscience equally free from eith r e good or oi inches, ••• S e,TII ar iarge returns to septennial Insurers. Fleet street • Mann, 39, Cornhill ;or direct from the auth lel, - „. , likeness safely ineers arid Lieutenant Dw e lodged, between the two, undimmed an un- g , g , . , Yen of the Ceylon Rifles, and DEPARTURES TO ENGLAND. bad feelings; it is impossible for us to be impassioned en 0: aboN i .e n lll, .0 -A l e itt im , e _ LIFE DEPARTMENT. ptco Ono Shilling each ;by post, Is. 6d. tor whose &Action a reward of 100/. was offered, was From Hong-Kong: February 5-The Hugh Walker, either for or against it. It is poseible that it may not a s .It e bs ' , lnt advantages offered by the plan and constitution of ENJOYMENT OF LrrE. , damageable by time: , ~ .• brought on board the Phlegethon steame ti have strength enough to save the co n• • b t • u at, u neither in width. i tli a ." et an:Pertinent of this Society are- "Realth, Recreation, and rational Use of Time." s_ __ l. ,e n - 1.1113 UNITED STATES' TARIFF.-LIYERPOOL,TUES factories at Cantors, and arrived h r lying off t- eto London. February 7-The Georgia (American) to , ~ . . do we think that it has strength enough to sacrifice it; length, the, Not above 6 feet in ~, 4 r e ' IS /I, e'en are protected by a large invested capital, upon which Corriners:-Early Rising-Spriag and Summer Me ng 7. Hills DAY -Our eecounts by the steam.ship Arctic, from New 'la hII d F h ere on t e 16ta. e Leneon. eeruary 11-The Rose stanuish (amencan) d .., a ul7lll 15 10 to t ,t , (I,,,wli?terest. to pay, and for which no deduction of any kind versions about the Environs of London-Tne Parks, Lanes, has been .. . sufficiently identified and with the best inclinaticn in the world to be enininted fet in Loaa °ll a, klie g eh enables the Directors to en e t 'he whole of the Profits • ntr 'Y k ' im nrtans feature i the new law of appraise- Forests, Fields, High-roads, and other pleasant places-L t oa_ om Y or , notice an p ,- t. n 1t • • ll g awaiting his trial next month. , and is now in goal, to London. February 20-The Lady Peel, to London. Above 6 and not above 9 e or to be serious we cannot E . ' rd fr SW' 1,. ?1tt,... M. tat p'eratiers. Tries and Ramblee-The Sea-London at Nighta-Eveninga aLI. , 0 , naent for tariff purposes, namely, that the va . u tion wi e From Shanghai: Junuary 24-The Sir George I 01- , , ee in any one particular length, the 120 ... _... ... 1 6102 13 8 ted, " Pirates still abound in the n inhb h d • ife member of the new Cabinet what may be called a fetal d t above 12 feet 11' 'elt" ' st em , rents are divided annually' amongst all members of five _Music-The Drania-On Eating, Drinking, Sleeping, Bathing. Asr according to the price paid originally for the goods impr _ our oo , inte .r- lock, for London. January 24-The John Bunyan, for Above 9an no ine greatly with the native trad o e d. , de ,ea I ,t , it e -- aIK and • d educing life insarances to the a nt , Ease, Occupation, fee., 3eo. no: upon the market value at the period such goo s are ~, man. Ail nlarm appears to U 3 out of season and out of i n l e n g th, the 1 -° ••• ••• ... 11510 3 11 7 applied towar s r London. January 31-The Viscount Sandon, for .London. et. he 9 IM ' G 2( aaor- eneral d not above 15 feet o pens • jo r le e Assibl e ' -o t4 M ich .., rates of premium. imported. Fur example, if A buy manufactured goods in 'On t , . , Stavely, under warrant seaxn, end we think that in scunding the tocsin for no- Above 12 an Ora 1 4 1 ra m wile table exhibits the Abatement Of rremium that has T"ehlefunews FROM THE MOUNTAM. TwO Vol& th the 120 ... ... May, at 153., and import them jute America in July, when from Prince Alber., inveeted his Excellency Governer -- - thing, there may be a risk of its not being attended to in leng 1 ~ ~ e for the Voll. THE FRIMLEY MURDER. ... 2 410 4 9 7 Past nine years to members ef five years' stand- Above 15 and not above 18 feet bi 2 e z e_______ e VISIT TO THE TART: , . ,_ S • SKFTCH OF EDINBURGH, &a. prices have declined to 10a, duty on the larger amount will Bonham as Knight Commander of the Most Hon. Order wheu sounded for sonataing." . DISPOSAL OF HIRAM SMITH, THE APPROVER.-This in length, the 120 .. .day , 0 . , ~, r, of Vol. IL have to be paid. of the Bath, The Lyons journals state that the spproach of the ... 213 9 5 7 6 ve 18 and not ab • - ove 21 fee the c ee visa s N 4 . Rate of Years of Rate Of THE LAKES OP KILLARNEY; RENDIUSGEMEO OF Alas. Tnoemare's NEW NOVEL, " SECOND LOVE, ‘' Major-General Stavely, c o man who was the associate of the two crtminals who ~, mmander of the Forces ' • pericd for collecting the silk crop has caused a decline Ales in length, the 120 t i5O fe i --... tthd Abatement. Division. Abatement. .8 42 ----v ----- ---- DUBLIN, &e. HI. OR, BEAUTY AND INTELLECT.'—If the attraction of the title i , were executed vesterda mornan in the murder and ieaves by this steamer for setenbay, to assume the i - - y g, f 5 t 6 t i the rice of silk, and a decline per cen . n p • .. ... 3210 6 5 8 -fir 84 _ 3 4 ' l B Per Cent_ I see I X5O Der Cent. WHAT TO EAT, DR_LNK . , AND AVOID. - El of this novel is great, that of its contents is still greater. The __ea__ -e ..1.- ~i.,.....,,,,,,,. 111.— r0..,-.11,-,,,,,, na narMi. a nerfecE portant command which has been aisigned t li . • h -_, o im in t at m robbery at Friailey, also several burglaries in Sussex and o „ o SurtaNT hog haan ,inna tha trial annAnna ar,,,,,,, tha nri. Or from 12 to 15 per cent. is shortly expected. _ Not aim- _ eteeeaaeree_________ t ______. _mneenawnwowg„„g ° 11.0 A n - -- -- ---- Bo di nn t s io i n n ~ rt t.. raitua ll e 4 .. a . l Puoilleeny ad n Perms: ent Re- ANOTHER CURE OF COUGH BY Bonne in auction of D R . LOCOCK'S PULMO NIC WAFERS. out in to Sum Cash. Annual From Mr. J. Sergeant, Bookseller, Linton. ...... "..........,..., Assured. Premium . " Mr. Mitchell, of Abington, a respectable cooper, for upwards ----- ------- of twelve months has been suffering from a cough and oppression of A s. a. X s d. £ s. d. t he chest. He has been under the treatment of our neighbouring 1837 292 6 9 139 16 9 22 13 1 surgeons, without receiving any benefit ; but before he took half the 1838 267 11 4 126 17 2 19 19 7 contents of a small box of Dr. Locock's Pnlmonic Wafers, he expe it, 43 8. d. . 18 39 241 18 6 113 17 7 17 8 8 rienced almost miraculous relief, and has since continued in the en .o 7 4 3 4, 111888444420 11 1 8 9 62, 3 12 42 6 86 93 16 8 14 010 joyment of health to which he had previously for a long period been 1841 89 510 13 811 a stranger. 76 18 4 11 8 3 "J. SERGEANT." 1843 115 10 10 55 10 10 8 110 Price Is. 134 d., 2s. 9d., and lls. per box. 77 19 2 38 15 10 5 9 11 Sold by all druggists. Also, tt.....5 , 66 15 0 44 10 0 410 1 DE. LOJOCK'S FEMALE WAFERS, f.,,,,-..`an ThAv hnvp an arrreeable taste. • - Another improvement in the daguerreotypic art has just been made public by Mr. Beard, the gentleman who first introduced to this country the curious discovery of the ingenious Frenchman, Daguerre. From the day when the process was first practised in England it has been the aubject of innumerable experiments, and many improve lin:tents, upon the original crude plans. The pictures at first :could only be obtained of a small size,. and all the faces had an opaque ghastly look. These drawbacks were botk gra dually removed, and larger and pleasanter, and, at length, chloured, portraits were obtainable. The action of time, , imwever, was found to be injurious to the pictures, and even when carefully glazed the air found its way under the 'glass, gradually oxydized the silvered surface of the plate, and thus irjured, it it did not destroy the aspect of the work. A Mons. Mansion has now found, and Mr. Beard has perfected a plan, for coating the surface of the daguerreotype with a kind of transparent enamel, which effectually ex cludes the air, renders a glass unnecessary, and permits, 'moreover, the application of colour more effectually than by any mode previously'attempted. We may, indeed, now re gard these sun-pictures as capable of the high and elaborate finish of miniatures in oil, whilst they enjoy the indestruc tible adjuncts of a metal plate with a vitreous' facing—the likeness safely, lodged, between the two, undimmed an un clamageable by time: . : • : 4' THE UNITED . STATES'•TARIFF.—LIVERPOOL,TIJES.. 'lsAlr.—Our accounts by the steam.ship Arctic, from New 'York, notice an important feature in the new law,of appraise meat for tari ff purposes, namely, that the valuation will be according to the price paid originally for the goods imported, no:: upon the market value at the period such goods are imported. For example, if A buy manufactured goods in May, at 155., and import them into America in July, when prices have declined to 10s., duty on the larger amount will have to be paid. Mits. TEOLLOPE'S NEW NOVEL, " SECOND LOVE, OR, BEAUTY AND IsrrELLEar."—lf the attraction of the title of this novel is great, t s hat of its contents is still greater. The execution of the story proves Mrs. Trollope, as usual, a perfect writer of tales of domestic fiction. The great majority of characters introduced bespeak our interest even at their entree. The principal personage satirized in the story is the,Rev. Wil liam Selcroft—a clerical Pecksniff, less apparently pompous, but equally selfish, oily, and time-serving. lie is an amazingly clever and gentlemanly man in the eyes of his family, is deeply ambitious, and thirsts after pluralities, a deanery, and lawn sleeves. He is the favourite toady of the Low Church Bishop of M--, but is soon metamorphosed into a cringing Puseyite to propitiate the Tractarian BiAhop of the diocese in "which Harley Court is situate.— Observer. REPRESENTATION OF BOSTON.—Mr. Alderman Wire is a candidate for the representation of Boston, vacant by the death of Captain Pelham. At present Mr. Wire is .unopposed, but several competitors are named. ' TESTIMONIAL TO MR., JERDAN.--.A. meet ing was held on Monday last, in the rooms of the Royal Society of "Literature, Mr. B. D. Cabbell, M.P., ip the chair, to consi; ter of the best means of testifying public respect to Mr.-W. E ;Jordan, for the constant and great serves he has zentiered ' to the literature, science, and art of thiistountry, as Editar of 1 , the Literary Gazette during the long•iod froth- its'ealae 1 blishment in 1817 to the close of last ear. :The meeting, was well attended by gentlemen conn ted witli, 4eratiii% and science, who all entered warmly into he objects ;ctijklu ii, A they were assembled. It was deterthiued to '4,ise ..s.'s 1 `;scription, to form a fund for the purp 'e of fehioreibq a . 1 Jerdan's declining years as comforta 43 , ,Ppirasfbre, htt i ;committee was formed for carrying t & ' - objd . ar% ~' ~,„., ilcontaining most of the leading names °Wit -4%9A : ' off! ;day, such as Bulwer, Dickens, Hallam, artAinuatetisk. . ipr lor i e o i l e 1 M i , Mackay,i 1 ises, Swain,Lover, artisrt j*°lll kr ' ei l str 14 . 1 4d acli ii i Forster, : Stanfied, Barry, Cruikshank, and Durhas.- - 'l6:scienee, Mar ,chison, Forbes, Grove, Captain Smyth, Francis Ainsworth, and others, with a good sprinkling of Nobility and Members of Parliament. Mr. Joseph Arden was appointed treasurer, and Mr. Thomas Wright and Mr. John Shillinglaw undertook The duties of honorary secretaries. I N: 2, :-----.... h i iirs o vi s i o IL f N --............, N 2 ii4a 844 45 ' 84 6 s--- ------ v N IIV take 1945, at an an )6,. pr emium Jr out on or before the 24th of June, le as th i s kbl r 'I Pren-“.,,„' 1001 , pill consequently be charged 471. s• 4tt.41 - ' , atthelz--a•zellyttornade.is expecttd that an equal abatement will in ,41i . ':: p pl en er , n s :F scs in : u ri a : their own lives, or the lives of others. may it i sure at a low er - willing to forego the profits kiti follovring ta r a te than tkat charged to members. Di will s of re participation in 2 144 11 rnade by the Socie ty how the effect of the reduction P in for • e t on ~. AZ, s-- --• e -L -- h ut Wh en f ..embers' Policies that have been five tired . ." - ---... 1 do DISPOSAL OF HIRAM SMITH, THE APPROVER.—This man, who was the associate of the two criminals wbo were executed yesterday morning, in the murder and iobbeste at Friel'ley, also several burglaries in Sussex and Surrey, has been since the trial confined among the pri soners for remand, and through them he gleaned infor mation when the former would undergo the sentence of the law. On Monday, night he was very restless in his bed, and several times, exclaimed to his fellow-prisoner, " I did not shoot him; I hope they will confess." It appears that he had heard from some who have recently entered the gaol, that the public and the authorities sus pected that he was the party who shot the Rev. Mr. Hol iest. He remained in a state of great agitation yester day, and in the evening he was visited by the Governor of the gaol, and some of the authorities, when it was announced to him that Harwood had confessed to shoot ing the reverend gentleman, and had asserted that his (Smith's) evidence was all true, and that Mrs. Holiest was mistaken. He was also told that Jones made the latter observation a few minutes prior to his leaving this world. The prisoner seemed very much relieved at re ceiving the information, and declared that he never in tended anything but to speak the truth. He hoped after that that the Government would pardon him, and give him the reward offered. No allusion was made to the latter by the authorities, and the prisoner was left to his meditation among his fellow-prisoners. ' He will, how ever, be detained in Horsemonger-lane Gaol until the Surrey Summer assizes, when he will be arraigned en t he coroner's inquisition ;: but it is probable that the Govern ment will not offer any evidence against him respecting the Frimley tragedy. He will be tried for a b ur g lar y at Farnham, in the same county, as sufficient evid h ence will soon be adduced to prove his connexion wit od a a re d cent robbery, then in company with S am"Harwood u the parties who were executed. He is also con nected_with them in the burglaries in Sussex.;shthineer:tfofroer hishe o w ff t e l o l, o n c o s t . escape meeting with a severe pun i shment THE LAKES OF NILLANNE Y ; REMINISCF.NOES Or DUBLIN, &c. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. That three score years and ten our course may run." A popular review of almost every form (cause and cure) of ner- Voasly-debilltated health and enfeebled constitution, that harasses th 3 young, besets the m an of pleasure, business, or study, and em bitters old age, with tables and rules for the diet and physical nem- Salon- of every-day life. IV. " Major-General Stavely..Co mman d er of the Forces, leaves by this steamer for Bcrabay, to assume the im portant command which has been assigned to him in that presidency. " Since the Chinese holidays there has been little ac tivity in import business either at canton or Shanghai. " Our advices from the latter Ore are not later than to the 14th of Nbruary. A vessel that was to have left on the 20th inst., with the Shanghai mail, has not arrived. . . . The Lyons journals state that the approach of the period for collecting the silk crop has caused a decline of 5 to 6 per cent. in the price of silk, and a decline of from 12 to 15 per cent. is shortly expected. Not withstanding this, manufacturers are• without orders, and the machines are unemployed. The last letters received at Lyons from America state that the sales by auction continued, and paralysed all other sales. The market was incumbered with plain silks, an ar ticle which` forms the principal part of American pur chases in Lyons. The spring sales in Lyons have been nearly concluded in the wholesale houses, and they h ave generally been inferior by a third to those of preceding. years. On the whole, the manufacturing an d corn .Q mercial situation is.unfavourable, and disquietud e i s felt, but it is hoped that the termination o f t h e Mi nisterial crisis will cause improvement. The Toulonnais says—" Letters froth Algiers of the sth announce that the Governor-General, General D'HAIITPOUL, has definitively abando ne d the i d ea of . t a king the Command of the e'"s"vedition t o Kabyl i a, lus plan of campaign not having been approved of in all points by the Government. It is even said that he is shortly to return to France. The general who is to command the expedition in Kabylia has not yet been named." or* . pOO 0 _ d e reP f 5 KAI 11 ;ii be 5 0e be :0 0 ut re st elf £ 45 per Cent. 45 1847 48 " 1848 50 ,+ 1849 50 '' 1850 £5O per Cent. 50 Jf 52% „ 62% „ Foreign THE GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851. At the rec eption, Al bert, of th e by his Royal Highness Prince oreign on a_ i Commissioners at Buckingham Pa lace, Monday, April 14, Monsieur Sallandrouze de leittnornx was depated, by his co-adjutors, to express to his Royal Highness the sentiments of the Govern ments severally represented by those gentlemen. This be did in a terse and succinct address, thanking his Royal 'Highness, on the part of the Foreign Commissioners. for his gracious reception of them, and for taking the lead in the formation of a grand Exhibition of the pro ducts of industry of the whole world. " The assembling together the results of the inventive and executive faculties of mankind in one spot, where, nevertheless, sufficient individuality would be preserved to exhibit the nationality of each, was a high philoso phic idea, demonstrating depth of thought, and a prac tical consideration for the welfare of the manufacturing world, worthy of a great mind. In a political point of view, it was calculated to exercise the most beneficial influence, by increasing the immediate connexion be tween nations and individuals, from whence the most important results might he anticipated, whilst the manner in which the idea has been carried into execution,re fleeted equal honour on , those engaged in it, and on the country possessing the resources which had been called into action. "For this the world was indebted to his Royal High ness the Prince, and to her Most Gracious Majesty, who had been pleased to accord her assent to, and assistance towards i ts e xecution. " All honour," said Mr. Sallan e to your Royal dr 011Et', , Highness for the conception of this grand idea, and equal honour to her Most Gracious m a j t , ey , who „has so nobly favoured its execution. Thanks to this illustrious influence, the era of barbarous wars might be considered as terminated; but new lista for cembat were opened to the world, and the struggle of progre's and civilization to overturn by its over whelming moral force the remains of former antipathies and prejudices. "lii this struggle the conquerors and conqueredlwould be equally benefited, whilst demonstrating the advan tages and blessings resulting from a new order of things. "This the world would owe to his Royal Highness, and for this the Foreign Commissioners begged to offer their grateful thanks." His Royal Highness listened with attention to this simple but energetic expression of respect, and replied that he received with much pleasure the spontaneous exhibition of good feeling on the part of the Foreign Com missioners, and he was much gra tifi e d to observe the alacrity and zeal of every country in contributing t o t h e h e Exhibition,dha which, from w h at o doubt, pr ove f u ll y , h in e te h r a e d s t a o l f re t a n d i this Universalseeh would, worth of the codtribators, and would enhance the i Commis;• sioners severally repu tation of the countries c ontributin g . VI ' The Earl Granville presented th e Fore to his Royal Hig hness, who addressed a few remarks to each on the nature of the contributions of the countries represented by them, and the deputation. withdraw, much pleased with their reception. THE PASSIONS. " What passiois hurt the body—what !mini% Truths as relined as Athens ever heard." Bus.rocr -Litb's pilgrimage, from infancy to old age. The advent Ofthe passions. Chastity and its infringements. The casualties o. licentiousness and dissipation, with illustrations, graphic, narrative, and remediative. Advocacy of early marriages.. th e ' at k bay - f r 11 be b y j o gs, the of to A.1th,.„94. ___. " In both places there has been more demand for black tea, and an advance of 1 to li taels has been paid. There is at present less inquiry. The total export from China, of all descriptions to date, is 62,376,0001 b , agninit 47,100,0001 b. last year. • "Of silk from China the total is 16,300 bales, against 12,000 the previous year. " Freights still continue very low. First class Ame rican vessels are loading for England at V. sa. Many fast sailing American vessels are expected this season, and unless British shipbuilders arouse and exert them . - selves, and produce vessels equal to compete with OW, Ihe carrying trade will in a great measure fall into the ,hipids of the Americans. Her Majesty's ship Cleopatra ;t4ileil to-day for Manilla. ~, 4 . In Harbour--Her Majesty's , sorew - slobP Reyttrd; Majesty's ship Enterprise, and the surveying-vessoi • , yalist repairing. . - ~ il ia Majesty's brig Pilot is at , Virhampoa; the stea mer $" ilegethon, at Canton; her Majesty's:brig Serpent, at . , n(03; and her Majesty's brig Contest , at Shanhai. ''', °Mir latest dates are—from England; Dec. _ 9 4; I I ; nited States, Dec. 13; Calcutta, Jan. 17; Bombay, an. 18; Singapore, Feb. 5 ; ,Sydney , Dec. 5 ; :and Manilla, Feb. 11." THE MARRIAGE STATE. " To be or not to be, that is the question." Iflogamaxa:.Laws and obligations of nature, society, and re• marriage, to be observed by either sex. Time and li g ien regarding choice, on both sides, as to ago, temperament, complexion, and tlgure, to secure healthy offspring, with the art of rearing them. Physical defectiveness and its removal. Sterility and its conversion. Oases, go. By R. J. Cam' fl dve yearsWEL 'ML, M.D. (1841), M.R.C.S. ( 1827 ), L.S.A. wemyedical and Forensic Referee in these 1824). T namintor hours •ially till live tavanings. omen till nine. 10 Argyll-place. Regent-street. Sunl - Insumd. Annual Premium for first live years. X s. d. 2 13 5 3 7 11 13 7 1 16 19 7 38 19 2 67 18 4 194 15 10 Reduced Premium the '-- X 9. cl. 1 5 6 1 12 3 6 7 0 8 1 3 18 10 1 32 5 2 92 10 6 le &h o t' sso an VIS h o I , 3l tera embers r eduelyg the premiums affords immediate benefit , or enabl es them to insure a furthe r s um upon their Nti al t mere than one-third of the 'Dracut policy, 'without any - ROBERT STEVEN, Secretary. ---:.------ IN SIX LANGUAGES —FORTIETH EDITION. CONTAINING THE REMEDY FOR THE PREVENTION OF pISEASE. Illustrated by One Hundred Anatomical Coloured Engravings on Bteei. • ON PHYSICAL DISQUALIFICATIONS, GENERATIVE INCA PACITY, AND IMPEDIMENTS TO MARR EIAG. 6d. A. New and Improved Ed ition, enlarged to 196 pages, price 2s. by post, direct from the Establishment. as. 6d. in postage Authors stam have , All Communications being strictly con9dential, the discontinued the publishing of Cases. THE SILENT FRIEND, a Medical Work on followea ,- excessive e exhaustion and physical decay of the system, produced by m ; r indulgence, the consequences of infection, or the abuse of with explicit directions for the use of the preventive lotion, , ~,.... _ ,_ . ny observations en the Diarried State, and the disqualifica don. Publish V - :"` an ^ d uLe . bievent it. Illustrated by 100 Coloured Engravings. By Published PERRY and CO., 19, Berners-street, Oxford-street, Lon don. • A by the Authors ; and sold by Strange, 21, Pater dornl3ll.46l.Letreadats ot aY ' s 6 t:' vh. ,n e a t, London. and Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; and Ger mans, and is illustrated.by t° 27, Y „PAST 11. treats of the coos and physiology of the re-prodrietive Coloured Engravings. from excessive in dulgence', and their larcuuernr• resulting mental and bodily weakness, n'°, effects on juoapacity. Illustrated by io the system, producing us excitement, and - generative ' p.aNnIII. treats of the diseases Explanatory resulting E fr n o g n r :i vin nfe g o s tion, either in the Primary or secon d ary form , and contains explicit directions for th e ir treatment. This section is illustrated logs. by 62 Coloured Englav- Prej f entionof Disease by a PART IV. co ntains a Remedy for the simpleimaPpoPlirtase3tit ° p n a ' rt of th by whi e eh W th ork e d sho en ul ge d sot escape the reader's r infection is obviated. 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Perry, a-a In attendance daily at 19, Bernars-Stu Oxford-street, Lon don, from Eleven tin Two, and Five to F‘iiillt ; on sun IAY, from Eleven to One. The Akbar of Algiers announces that the Go vernor-General left Algiers on the Bth for Philippe vile, and was to return on the 14th. The 1 3oUrse was heavy, with a tendency to a fall in the price of public securities. The Five per Cents. opened at 92f. 80c., rose to 92f. 95c., fell sub sequently t o 92f. 70?,. and closed at 92f. 85c. Th e Three per Cents. closed at 57f. 30c. Orleans Railroad Shares, 835 f. ; RcuPn, 642 f. 50e.; Havre, 2681. 75c.; Avignon, 205 f.; Vierzon, 441 f. 25c.; Paris and Stras burg, 373 f. 75c.; Tours and Nantes, 2781. 75e. i ~.. TON Tam SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH it, P l eas Directions for their Prevent ion ON i. - ' put; ‘,.,_ AT COLOURED ENGRAVING'S tch Spanish, and with 11"-. AND lIATURITY. and Cure. AT , EEL 1.,.... the .._ l, tab ' e eed, hi Preach, English, German, Da S , e; -- 4 in a 5 her ; to Gated Envelope, 2s. 641., or post-free, uul" I :P f°rt7 . "t" StamP6 ' vATI 0 N ; a 44 . k edicia _PnE S E R marriage , and on , t 'N' met , Axetise on the Physiology of . 41 e . r s sties and Disorders of Youth 'kb. e tc at as early period of life, w' _ _ ....,.., c al and mental powers diminish and enfeeble tnl, r z t r c z l and h e hde Maturity, s destroy I,T,',tt P eti t e exhaust the vital energies (4 Manhood ; with Trea t ment of iik,,, i 'v, Nic'',Vie °litho certain Prevention and successful _ las, t tl lt 1, uebllity, Local and Constitutional Weakness, SYP from India -41.'1 2 e. e nd all Diseases and Derangements resulting . ___. 1 11.4 f' tt e doPted by Lallemand, Rieord; and other eminent % s e.. ittv t tan g f ecliltY in France. With Tty coloured Engravi , 4 ' 4 1 - C 6 the e-ilatomy, Physiology, ; nd Diseases of the:.eitme -1,.h t'.l, 6 %ens; as xis, their stractares, uses; and flu " ' 1; e vario .. '‘. ex,......." "'Pries ,that are produced in them by eolitarY e,re, and infeetios. VP SAMUEL LA'MEItT, M.D., kNet.hie BED PORD , SQUARE, LONDON. Edin. V. ;ha/ „ediclile. Matriculated Member of the University o f li!' mtiet°e";OrarY Member of the London Hospital Medical Society, t.an , qlci t i g o e c t APotheearies' Hall, London, Member of the Hun en N b t, -w ort ety of Edinburgh, &e., Sze. to t ,4. k ad „ contains a plain and complete description of the ana ill ,qlllo,a.iinlYsiology of the reproductive organs, and of their relative Ryalll4.l ''.,, health and disease. The anther, who has taken the ites;r7oeal honours, as evidenced by the diplomas and testimo th 1, 14 `ed hi the work, is the only legally qualified medical man 0 t„eaclusively, and for many years, devoted his studies to ~kat.,—_"!nont of these complaints. lie be consulted NN ith ad '''tke6 e Y all those t t , tb4,. whose constitution ma y y have become debill ., tat er _.gh secret practices acquired IA youth, or by the excesses %.- -e4 rrif ea re, Whereby the pleasures of alfe are marred, the objects ''ehl t --'0 frustrated, and existence itself rendered a term of un -1,541.1:11'erY and regret. )r i ttr_ ro, 4 by the Author, and may be had of J. Gilbert, 49, Pater % k l erhe, ll ,-! L uneY, 63, ' Oxford-street ; Stacie, Titchborne-street, tzh... , uerdon, „146, Leadenhall-street ; Mann, 23, Cornhill, b e - 44st for fbrtyAwo stamps, frorkthe author's residence, who na te s t u t ul tik tod on these disorders personally, or by letter, daily, ...., , Aitgl4,olla sin till eight, k.:11 .. • COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CANTON MARKET REPORT. HONG-KONG, FEB. 26.—bincethe Chinese holidays the transactions in our import market have been of a limited scale, but we look shortly for more activity. Cotton—The business done in this article during t 6 month has been small. The quotations are; for Bum.: bay, 8.8 teels to 9.5 taels; Bengal, 9 tads .to 9 .5 taelsi Madras, 9.2 tads to 9.8 taels. About 9,000 balei have' -changed bands. Stock about 40,500 ladles'against 36,000 bales at tho same period 1850. , Cotton Yarn—Sales ;have: been fiery imamate § and` ; prices show little alteration on last mont h . Nos. 16 . -24 . :29 dolls. to 301; Nos. 28-32, 32 dolls. 6.34 dolls.; Nos: 38.42, 34 dolls. to 374d0115. ° Shirtings—Owino•" to large sales by the Chi nese, prices have doelined, but impanels are firm. Greys are quoted, 2 dolls. 25e. to .3 dolls.; whites, 2 dolls. to 3 doll& 103. Woollens—Spanish stripes quoted 90c, to 1 doll.; long ells, shoat 5,000 pi.!-ces have been sold; assorted quoted; 7 dolls. to 7 dolls. 300.; scarlet, 7 dolls. 50e. • Iron—Qlsotations are for raid, 2 dolls. 35c. to '2 dolls: 50c.• ' bar, 1. del/. 900. to 2 dolls. 10 e.; round, 2 dolls. 70c. to 4 dolls. 20e.; hoop, 2 dolls. 600. to 2 dolls. 70e. Tin Plates-9 dolls. to 9 dolls. 20c. Cochineal-90 dolls to 115 dolls. Turkey Opium has declined to 330 dolls, -------- FALL OF A SlLWER.—Between 4 and 5 o'clock last evening, considerable alarm was created in the Westminster mmense m assofearthhavi i ta r g orn g . i .t v eri way road, owing to an i in Mount-gardens, a paved passage_. leading he Main probable loss of human. street to Philadelphia•terrace, and forming a nearly'p a ymi e j, line with the South-Western Railway, weeahvimeahtoosrhtesewrzetregabeveises reports i isie - Iv l a c n r e e . In circulatedth .a e first sat to e instance vtherea t excavators x li life, as it was Opp's,- M u:: beneath the sell: Happily, however, the accident; though. quite serious •-enough to call for. searchin g i nqu iry by the', Commissioners of Sewers, has , not been productrte of aiii fatal result's. , •Only three of the men employeilAtectrtS works were subm er g ed. • A. "tiumber of expert.asifibifil and labouters,were put , in requisition, and after thskiving'-iip ~ the soil, which being loose was rapidly effected;ithey catei to'one man , who ,th o u g h much ex hausted from thienorniona ' pressure, was speedily revived by brandy, whemihe steed. that he could hear the moans of two other men,. W119'1144 4 been working lower down. A sufficient opening taping made,. brandy was passed in like manner to those belo '' And after incessant application the three men were extr, ate4..,,frizni,„ 1 their perilous position, and, though all more or le' Sbtuisedi' they are likely to recover. The last - was emlficlUrfa nearly five hours. There was a vast concourse ,ztiitke4lOns. a bout the 'spot the who'e time, b u t the attentr , s eti t ttri* detachment of the A division of p o li ce tended titi•rei,k4 1-order. BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE LONIION STOCK EXCHANGE, APRIL 15. CLASSIC 'HARMONIC SOCIETY. Last evening ~ Perry's oratorio; The Fall of Jerusalem, was performed by the members of this society, at the Druid's Hall, Farringdon 'dstreet. The principal solo-parts were sustained by Mrs. T. C. Gretton, Misses ChamPion, Milner, Sophy Law, Mr. Man.: ,ley, and Mr. Gadsby, who each rendered their respective parts with a precision and correctness that must have proved Ihighly gratifying to -the; talented composer, who wielded• the oconductor's baton. We must especiallybe allowed to comp& good people of te app-ears anent Miss,:i. Law, Mr. Manley, and Mr.,(4dsbv, for the talent find ability they displayed on the occasion. l'be chpru.s•was numerous and effective. "The hall was ciowded.,:. e De it v e r arpoenrfTec..-t-fTurt talented athog th a e rtis h i‘ a l v " e s xc - Phil a delphia, where she has been performing in a new tra . gedy, entitled Charlotte Corday., On the right of her benefit the Chestnut-street Theatre was crowded to suffocation, and -many were obliged to leave the house, unable to gain -admis sion. One of the journals says—" Never was actor or actress :more popular in Philadelphia." The Lord Advocate (Mr. Moncrieff) was elected Member for Leith on Monday, without oPposition, in the place of Mr. Rutherford, elevated to the bench. t The Rev. J. Garbett, A.M., Professor of Poetry in 1 the University of Oxford, and Rector of Clayton, Sussex, is advanced to the Archdea.conry of Chichester, vacant by the ,resignation of the Rev. li. E, Nanning. Boulogne ;end Amiens, 976 - Central 'of Frwice (Orleans and .3Tierzon),,; 18- Dutch Rhenish, 3-11Iaria Antonia, 7% — Ditto, New, A—Northern of France, 14%-Orleans and ,Bordeaux, 4y 4 -Paris and Strasbourg, 10% - Rouen and liavre,lo s 4-:Sambre and Meuse, 3:-;? 1 7 -Tours and Nantes,6% . . . ~ r,% ' SPAIN. Madrid journals of the IGth ham arrived. ,--: The Gsgeta publishes a decree, '-ordering the elec. ttonsio cortmence on the 10th May, and summoning thatew Chimbers for the Ist JUDO. 4 GERMANY. - Iri the sitting of the Second Chamber of the States of. Priissia4 on the 11th, the communal decree was aiiciiised DE PATow charged the Ministry with heiPpt proff:ulgated laws, the execution of which they kriewoitits i M pos.sible. M. DE MANTLEFFEL pro teited against such a charge, and added that he had i :o44ocotoi2to . render to M. DE PATOW OS to the manner iin which the Ministry had executed the decree in g ues tion, or even to the Chamber, notwithstanding the ~_, ---Th ---- e Chamber aftctt ( ;. it.Af 'or e Easter holidays. • sian Gazette of Berlin, le police of that city, but is not stated in the letter 0 12 0 totiool holm is sr 101 '" 1 Bor L9ic to sated s- aloof arke► 3 lat° o f 7 12, of --- - - -- - i 1