The Sun. — London, England, 1851-08-21 00:00:00

. THE SUN, LONDON, TI-lURS DA It EVENING ) . AUGUST 21, 1851. ____ - _ _...._ ' Association should be met by the immediate crgani- TEE FRENCH REPUBLIC THE SHARE LKARKETS ledglN3 ITER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. iDeeersarotr-Nttind FeS W. -cloudy. 1 NE-ArcAsn , g ee Ind W -ti n e, • Ma die,. CERITO. zetion of a Protestant Defence Society. ----ae-___.... __ see __ lee Subscribers are respect et . •, fully 'ettomed that an enga ement has 1 tHeArroCX-Wind S.E. gentle breezae-partially cloudy. tecee We have received the Paris journals cf yesterday. neitztristee St itilsWittill. eel& : been effected with Mettle. CEitlro for the last two remaining nights J 13 envi sion-Wind E - cloudy. of the eusscri ; Olen, and 'hat she will have the honour to appear on GLABoOW-Ve ind S W.-fine. The question whether the two branches of the legal e . .— .. The A,zeele says-" We are iefermed that the SAITIRDAY aud TUESD el' next. EDlNRunciii - Wind S. by W. - fine. profession are to remain separate and distinct bodies, Union Eiectorale has just dieso!ved •itself. Eaeh of Railways. Paid. Nominal Prices Badness done • t o ..a a y. Asturian .... • • • • ...... 15 The returns from the followina places indicate the state of ________ . Australian •... lIE li. MAJEsry's T tiENTRE. . , . .or whether the strident boundaries that divided their the frections of that coterie bad ibe pretension to di- , . , A. A BBinae m be ahn e rti a: / g r a t r saut a . : d • rw , c ei voonn e l, : t i r3 ne yh : Dam . h7r wp • :,.; all : . .9 9 . : 1: 1. 9 0. : LAST NIGHT but 0 ••• Eof the STrBeCRIPTION. the wind and weather on Tuesaay morning at nine respective provinces are to be annihilated, and each to rect it. The Bopapertis . ts wanted to , make y it _ain in- 9 % % Baroesa Renge .. • • ... tl3 0 Illaenarvott Iron =demi all LA FIGLIA. DEL REGGIMENI'O -Madame e 0 N TAG. o'clock :- ONDINE-Ma. lie. CERiTO. be permitted at pleasure to trespass on the domains strument for propagating their dogma of prolongation Button, &E. 'Dineen ts% 4% -4% 4% % Bolanos Scrip .......... - of powers ; the Legitima'ists desired to use it to the British Iron.. •• .. • • .... 13 5 On SATURDAY next, August 23, will be presented Donizettl's PooLF.--Wited v .E., gentle breeze-cloudless. LEIGHTON- ‘ Ind E , gentle breeze-cloudiess. Brazilian Imp. (Is. 51. p.) 24% Deere, entitled of the other, must speedily be decided. It is one of LA FIGLIA GEL REGGI Sel - ENTO. Realty-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-pal - Halle cloudy. PETERBOROUGH- li hid S. W profit of the Count DE CHAMBORD • the ounver I. lt 6s C . h atl ei t. 26 13 "'-' 11 als• Do. Cecaes and Cuiaba all Do. St. John del Rey • • lb vast importance, not only to the parties more imme- - branch reckoned among its members devoted friends. Bi . j rk un en c t, la L te an 33 ., The amalgamation of these heterogeneous elemects Cobre Copper ..... .. • • 40 Maria, Mad ime Scotts; Tonto, ei e nor Gardoni ; Corporate, Signor D s o o . l. C a he 2 s s t i ..& ca ß a ir sa k ii enh dai d al Balanchl ; Sergente eulpizto, Signor F. Lablache. . . Ferrvia cloudy. ~ gentle breeze-partially diately concerned, but to all classes in soeiety through- Copiapo ..... ..... .. .. 14 Between the Acts a Grand Pas, in which Mauna* A Caews.--Wind S , gentle breeze-fine. could oely be momentary. The candidature of General. and M. Charles will appear. 'WHITBY-Wind S.S. W., gentle breeze-principally clear. out the length and breadth of the land. We say to au -- --- Mexican &S. American 9 To conclude with a selection from the admired Ballet, " all clews," from the highest to the lowest, because the Panora. DE JOINVILLE was the signal of war in Do., do., eOl. .. .. .. ley i .. .- •• Real Del Monte, Gareg. - ONDINE. DARLINGTON-Wind S.S.W., gentle breeze- partially cloudy. Bristol and Exeter.. ~ 100 79% - 80% Do. Black Debentures. - the result will materially affect the due administration the midst of the self-steled union. The parti- Caledonian •• .. .. 60 llon - 10% 10% Ondlue, Madlle. Cerito (her first appearance these three years) ; sans of Orleanism exchanged bitter recriminations Ceestor and Holyhead .. all lb% - 15% 15 % % Do. Red Debentures .. - Matteo, M. Charles. Santiago de Cuba ...... 10 nce at Eight. Applications for Boxes, Stills, and Tickets to be made at the Box-cffice ot the Theatre. The Opera to comme THE WEATHER.--Ses OFFICE, Auouse 21, of justice in all its departments. An enlarged and with th i e membe . rs of the society of the Dix Decem- Direct Lend. eed Portent 6 % • . -• • Dublin and Belfast Junct. 45 22 -20 dis. ana we are informed that, at tbe end of a stormy Dublin and Kingatowe.. all .. -•• Tin Croft .....• •• •••• •• 7 United Mexican . •..... 28 2 8% THERMOMETER, IN THE Slum comprehensive view should therefore be taken of the bre? sitting, the dissolution of the Union Electorale was 50XNT STOC . 11 E R M A JESTY7S THEA. T R E 73-highest since noon yesterday. subject. It should be considered, in all its aspects, Dundalk and Eaniskillen all .. ss" •• Australasia ............ all 55-lowest this morning and during the night. with that care and attention which it so eminently pronounced." Dundee, Perth,aud Aber- British North America.. 56 deen Junction .. - all •• •-• •• ANNA. hOLENA. Colonial -.. .. ... ..... 25 Last Night of the Subscription. 73-this day, at noon. deserves. A crude or hasty judgment should be es- M. FOULD, the Minister of Finance, has left Paris Do., New .. .. .. all .. -•• On TUESDAY next, Augus , t '26 will be presented (for the first East Anglian Me L. & Commercial of London.. 20 time these five years) Donizetti's Opera, BAstostrrere, 30.15. pecially deprecated, for if an error be committed it E. and L. & D.) .. .. all 2% ..... 3% 3 . London Joint Steck .... 10 ANNA BOLENA. • London and Westminster 20 Anna Bolena, Madame Barbieri Neil ; J , ane Se•mour, Madame WIND S.W.-light breeze and fine sunshiny weather. may not be easy to retrace our footsteps, or to regain ' The Journal de la Nqvre says-" M. DUPIN, the Do, (181. E. &He .. all In, -2% for Tarbes. National Provincial Eng. 35 Ma tlie. Ida Bertrand ; 1 ercy, Signor Calzolarl ; the position we have abandoned. President ot the Legislative Assembly, is at present _Eas la t t e e rn E U u ni s e h n ar , es elass A, all 44 _ 4% Eastern Ccunties .. .. 20 b% - 674 5 % % I 10 Giuliani ; emeaton, . at his estate of Raffigny, in this department. He left Henry the Eighth. Signor Lablache. National of Ireland ...• 22% With various E n tertainments in the Ballet Department, in which TO CORRESPONDENTS. And, first, it is desirable that we should know the Previncial of Ireland.- 25 Madlles. Cerito, Carolina Risen, and Amalie Ferraris will appear. t ins ~ a eir eying ta en eave o t e Paris on the 12 h• t ft le ' k 1 f h De. • de . . do. :: 6 ..- -.. Do. New .. ........ a n Stalls, and Tickets, to be made at the Box- Do do B& C shares all 8% - 344 No communication can be attended to unless authen- nature of the alterations which are in progress, and PRESIDENT of the Republic, with whom he had an ' '' • - which must inevitably be carried out. When the East Lancashire •• •• all 13 - 13% 13% % Union of Australia .... a u Applications tor Boxes. Office of the Theatre. Do. New ............ 2% . To commence at Eight o'clock. ticated by the name and address of the writer. Do. New quarters • . all • • -•• Union of London ...... 10 ~. ... ~ .. ~ . tee ., merely to give additional facilities for the ree Rejected communications cannot be returned. county courts system was introduced, it was intended The Bourse remains in the same state of inaction , hour's conversation." r ti n i bu g h m att:T a n:t w o 5 ,2 'I% z 29 . , f which has prevailed for some days past. The Five per " ' - - Union of Madrid .... all Q.T. JAMES'S THEATRE. Exeter and Exmouth .. 110 .• -• • lentscauel. eorery o Cents. opened at 95f. 75c., and closed at 95f. 65c. for Glasgew and South- Weat, IGO .. -.. Caneda •• .. •• •• 32% CI) Mr. BARNUM, of New York, respectfully announces that demands not exceeding 201. sterling. It was, how- the end of the month; the Three per Cents. closed at Gen. Steam Navigation he has made arrangements with the Lessee of the above Theatre eenea f e- , ..„-,7. ';''.. f r , , ever, speedily discovered that the machinery prepared .. h h al al v v e e s a: A B: Do. do. G. D. &C. stack 8 6 8 .. -.. (which will commence immediately after the French Play Season), e edeed"k r c,'• antenn e , tee': 4, 57 f. 40c. ; Oeleane Railroad Shares, 880 f ; Rouen, 610 n; Great Northern •• • • all 16 3 ' •••• 16% 16% % Penin. & Oriental Steam. all Ditto ditto 5 for the purpose of introducing to the British puelic those celebrated x ee de l ? eiekdi , d ee esee,,, , esi k t -__„ Hem , '4‘) ,. 50c • Great Northern, 46f.; Avignon, 207 f. D E) : fi de p f e e r et. all ail 1 5 2% 4 --- 1 5 2 % % 12% % Royal Mail Stezun ..•• juvenile dramatic artistes, o,'<tV Of` ___...-Aerneree',A j i'resds . . t . ,,,.'5q; for that purpose might be advantageously applied to '-- • .' KATE AND ELLEN BATEMAN. • ' - Jrsee J l om at ''-e d `d o e - ; !,rdeee 3 `i c )t' ' .4 - A other objects. Th • ' 50c.; Vierzon, 431 f. 25c.; Basle, 152 f. 50c.; Bordeaux, Great rtonthern and (We cannot be answerable for the (Only Eight and Six years of age.) e s., . ~,,-7,7 ~_., , ..e r eeqlrea, -re e e e. _ . ,e7%,, ,- _._, L e e juoges were, accordingly, em- mt. 75c ; Paris and StrasburK, 36 If. 2513.• Tours and Western, Ireland .. all 28% - 39% [x. ' will not be influenced by interested These chi'dren have excited in their own country the mest un- e ~,- o s _ ee e f e et e OFT•rs on ' , eriorteeeelse - " -- er - e- Great Western .. .. 100 79 -80 x.d 79X 80 ' ere u ,73 / 4 5 .. 0.. --- _, ' ______ ~g , .'et. l / 4... L .,„ . 5 -- powered to hear and adjudicate on cases of insolvency Nantes, 271 f. 250.; Amiens to Boulogne, 270 f. Do. New, 171. .. -. all lit % - 13% x.d x.d bounaed enthusiasm, and Mr Barnum feels confident that the ex '' - -neettWee 44e,, B Unite eniS Oteei te IN YU KEIGN Anal, ri Aele AT THE Lancsater and Carlisle .. all 80 -82 80 MONE I and COMII treordinny developtneat of intellect which characterzes all their occurring within their respective districts. After some - personatione will secure the approban on ot a community where ......,,,,....dd.,...... ......„ 50n meeme5ee..........--e ________________ ....--es-e.-............ . t • t . LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, AuG. 20. Do. thirds .. .. .. 11 13 4 see - 9 p. P Cl 7 True genius has ever been aelsnowledgee a nd appreciated. ime, be providons of the 9th and 10th Victoria, cap. Boulogne and Amiens, lOna-Dutch Rhenish, 3N-Lux- Lancaster and Preston .. 47% • • -• • The salzs of Cotton at Liv To give due effect to their reprotentetions he has secured the .. Ilie es, ' 95, were extended to debts, damages, and demands embourg, 2 ee-Namur and Liege, 5%-Northern of France, LanThire and Yorkshire 100 471 - 18% 48 %14 sere °es of a TALENTED AND EFFICIENT DRAMA.TIC e r...., Italy) it t a ttit 14 1 ,4-Orleans and Bordeaux, 4%-Paris and Strasbourg, 1. 0 ) . quarter shares .. all •• i = . 2 . mated at 12,000 bales, of w COMPANY, comprising many dietropolitan Favorites. - 1 7' 1 1 1 : I not exceeding 50/. In the early part of last session eltet-Rouen and Havre, 914-Sambre and Meuse, 3k. o. tuths .. . .. 11% 9,4 % dis. 2% taken for export, and 2,000 t - k Do. West Riding Union 11% .. -•• d. The First Performance will be given - ' l W' --. ket closed with an upward tot On MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25th, 1851, a further extension Bill was introduced, by which it Leede Noithera •• .. all 9% - 10% 10 X On which occasion will be presented the Fifth . Act of Shakspere's LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1851. was proposed to confer powers analogous to those of SPAIN. Liverpool, Crosby, and to In, and the current cittE Southport .. .. .. 17% .. •-• .. Tragedy of higher; other gents without RICHARD 111., 411 , Masters in Chancery, but the Chancellor, Master of Madrid journals of the 15th have arrieed. They Loudon and Blackwsal .. all 6% -6% 8% Share Market was rather bet In which •• contain no news. Do., Tilbury Ext. Scrip 1% .. -• • doing. ELLEN' BATEMAN will appear as "KING RICHARD ete." The great meeting of the Roman Catholics has the Rolls or any of the Vice-Chancellors might re • 1 The Boise was closed. London, Brighton, and South Coast .. .. 100 91)4 - 92% 92% % , The six weeks' average pri and fer inquiries to be taken before the county court KATE BATEMAN as "RICHMOND." taken place in Dublin, and it was left to Mr. JOHN London and N.-Western 100 118 -119 118 %% 34 turned at 42a. sd. per quartet In addition to which wilt be pr duced, for the First Time . in L .h on- d.. f InEYNOLDS Mr. KEOGH, Mr. MOORE, and the gentle- judge, who was also to be enabled to take pleas and GERM AN Y. Do. do. quarters .. 22 Do. fifths .. .. .. 12 al% - 3 is. ete -3 p. 14% The West India adrices re den, an entrely new Petite Comedy (translated from the e rene u o , , answe. rs in matters endin in Chanc •r a d e sh. 11 &IS e 1 the weather as being nnfavou M. Scribe, "Le Marriage Enfautin," expreesly for Kate and Een man who calls himself Roman Catholic Bishop of p g Ey,n to ad- A Berlin journal has the following, under date of L Do. 10 , . ( ) 1% - 2 P. 2 % ondon and 5.-Weetern . 100 80 -81 x d x.d great cry, however, in Jamai Bateman), entitled minister oaths &c. Alt , . hough, as we have re- Vienna, 15th instant :-" M. WARRENS, principal THE YOUNG COUPLE. Edinburgh, to do the violent, and to ostentatiously Do. new 501. .. .. - 42% 10% -9% dia.ad 32% tor more labour. Even Et With other Attractive Emertaininents. violate the law, the Irish Prelates cautiously abstain- cently stated, this measure did rot become law, it e ( - litor of the Austrian Lloyd's a Conservative journal t t - ' Manchester B t d Do. new 401. .. .• 3t BS e - 7% dis.x.d stated, would be very 'useful. Full Particulars will be duly announced. d at Mr. was merely because it was so long detained in tbe has been banished from Austria in such a peremptory ' ax ''' an Matlock .. .. .. lee let - 2 lee Englishmen, at any rate, Private Boxes, Stalls, sod 'Dente may be s i e r i th re e princl pat tug from so doing, none of them, with the single ex. ''' manner, that only a fortnight was given him to ar- Manchester, Sheffield, & Mitchell's Royal Library, 33, Old immeetreet ; at a f the - Theatre c tion of the " ^ ' D House of Commons that there was not sufficient time Southern climes did, woul Libraries and Minic Sellers ; ane tet the Dos-office o . ep - t ewee, OVe of Elphin," evens venture range his affairs. This order is based on the ground Inme°l ' ultlfa ••• - leo 26% - 27% 26% 27 toil in a tropical cli wh ch is open daily from 11 till 5 o'clock. ______ emes - iog to rem:nine:id other 3 to do it ; and the dove itself oefore the prorogation to enable their Lordships to of M. Wenneeis not being an Austiian citizen. He Do. Manchester and e ----o-----• __________ Lincoln Ulan .. 42 0 3% -2% dia. dls. [% % give the following states 11-R efA.TESTY'S TITEA TEE. was content with cooing out a vague generality, that consider the various alterations and changes that had is a Stride by birth, and was naturalized in North Midland •• .. .. •• 100 391 - 404 40% 41 40 %14 customarily well informed re Do. bOl. shares - •• 35 21 - 20% dia. 14% 11 te % GRAND EXTRA e.TIGIIT. " any law which was contrar t l • d • y o more ity an in- been made during its progress through the Lower America. Tee order was given by the Emrenon De. Binning & Derby 100 19 % -21 from Trelawny, observes: -' THA L BERG'S New Grand Oper?., ...,,,,, 500,000 souls added to our p himself, but it is not eet known at whose suggestion Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 47% .. -.. • FLOBINDA ; or. THE MOOtte IN el'Ain fringed on the rights of censcience no Christian was ' House There can be no doubt, however, that, ; oi - -- Newcastle and Carliale- all turn the tide of European in: (For the Last Vane.) Nieh• will take iddition to his other functions, the county court „ it was done." •• -•• De. quarter shares .. all .. -.. sturdy sons of the North to mi • It is respectfully anneunce • . d d teat a Grand Extra . e • i ee prattle d the new bound to obey," a generslity, however, which we Ihe Augsburg Gazette states that the Countess DE eevrmarket •. .. .. au 7X -7% place TH 1 s EV EN IS G • w hea " " -: st •'.3 Theatre by Sigis. Would Ca .4. 4: t judge will be constituted an officer of the Court of B rI. temper', nbergavesuay, he the menus of elevating -sd exrre•sty ;sr her efa j es 5 . utieusly advise the dove from aft ~ empang 0 1t i '1 f th d eCAlteie, who was u.e.y tries or 9 MU, , -.l' ot uer Grand Opera, compose • - , the itelien Lemetto by Gian. and Hereford .. • . 6 514 -4% dis. % present inl:ebitents. We h in•and ,Tealiterg, tn.e Poem by :scrim:, ventilate in the atmosphere of Iteme, sheuld he agair Chancery, and that he will he compelled _to under- brother, has Olken up her residence at Kceoigs- Newry find Enniskillen- 7 .. -•• dis. a wild state of nature that nouie entitled 1• or VIE MOOlte TN SPAIN. teend the principles and practice of equity. winter, et the fort of the Drechenfels, where e h e Newry, Warrenpoint, & FLORINIM • , • vitit the batiks of the Tiber, kering that auy suet time To increase our 8' ' by Mr. Charles el arehae ; the costumes exe- ~ . , Reetrevor .. .. • . all •• -• • With new s cenery , He will thus have not only a common law and live.. retired. m Coombe. , • under tho superintendence eoltlStorl 011 hit part to the rights or conscience in the' eoncie - - .. .. leo :6 -Is increase our population. 1 cutest by Miss isrediey and J r. , , , d . . Several domiciliary visits were paid by the police Om New 701. shares. t 5 it -13 dirt. , es. COD re• the ellse en :mem , by _en A. Earns. auitable juritdiction but e l • an agricultural country. of I t ih e- - -1--- --- i: e • Je I•be • IS oemja. ' , WU,: smile Crnvelli • city, where tio religion is tolerated save the Roman 's - r f on- aso in eaties of batik- N , orthern Counties Union a% 3- 2% di/. a certain extent, rendere Ceant Julia-, signor Leo ..,, , , ~•, , T s • - ,i s d d ~ , at Coloene oe the 14. h. The library of the associa t. North British.. .. .. sb 1% - 6 Rodre,m, .e'lgaer C e izelari; i eote mom, d . (tie. .a. le enivesii : CetheliC, woUld eSsUre die , lead to tbe coeino of the Kure ' b -a uptcy end insolvency, and we ehould be by n.o means lion of werkreen lately dissolved was found concealed North Staffordshire •• 17% 91 -9% dia 7% % towards so desirable al FaViil. Mr. Sins , Reeves ; and Manuzza. seenor Cemote ' ' d eth a Grand Divertieeemeett trom 11 Prodien, by dove To.conelu e e by that Hole lequitition, the establishment. c. ' a stopithed if a criminal juriscinction in certain classes at r jeether's, and wae reken uway. Nerth-W esters-, .. .. 19 .. -.. dis. quantity of ginger that 1 M. Yawl Taelioui, c omer:sing tile cc:armed Pat de Poignards, e, e • jd , . , it eases were zeided to the list. Nor will it stop Tilt Kieg of Halloven. 'bee conferred the grand North &SthoWest.June. 1 several a: arlse , e and di .tidee. Carolina Rosati, supported by etesdiles, lechlenbere, Rosa, welt-. in eeery counlry of Europe i 3 the avowea , Oxford, Woreetter sad L e p e r e Julien, Lamoureux. Dentont, A tosaneon. Pascaies, Alle- ob;:see ( c the tY . r • - 1 ' '' coerts of Dr. PAUL CULLEN'S rnodel NI DE MAN. Wolverham ton here. The question may be pertinently asked, cross of tbe urder of tbe Guslphs upon 1 . . p.. .. au It% -15 presern yeer, is ono of tle ecetneh Central .. .. 26 15% - 15% 15% energies. Irrespective of pine Soto, aoldainsky, Emma, Eliea, Lavinia, Beale, and the ladies TLUFFEL, Preeident of the. Prwsiten ministry. of the corps ae ballet. legislator, the Count DR AI -onTALEMBERT. T/It L " Why, if a person is corepetept to decide marers esettish Mitilemd .. .. all .. -.. other articles breught to t It has been (Agreed between the Senate of Herne i Jo. Dow .. .. .. 23 % „ __ .. d GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. Amounting to 50/, should he not be equally peasant's industry. We are , . FIDELIO. Madlle. SOFIE CILUVELLI. great star of the party, although offered an engage- burgh and the General-in-Chief of the Austrian earews. & Bina., Class A all 7- 7% • TO-3TORROW will be presented (for the last time) Beethoven's meet, prudently declined to accept it. Cardinul '2ompetent to adjudicate on matters of double, troops that the letter shall evacuate the Faubourg of ~,D r ee w . s C . l assi t e i .. •• .. all 4% -41 aia. & 1 reford., Old 5 3% -3% . perseverance havinn been r or fift barrels of " su ar y g , celebrated Opera„ 2 " T quedruple, or even tenfold that amount . be ot. Pauli, and only retain a corps de-garde there Do., do., New .. a .. -.. little freehold; whilst cti FIDELIO. WisnsaaN was not at the meetieo but sent a • et earewsbury and Chaster Leensra, Madlie, Sofla Cruse:lli ; Pizarro, Signor Colettl ; Rocco, legel difficulty will be as greet in one until further orders. bourhood have had tle letter cf excuse in which he did not desig- (Nor. W. Min.) .. .. all 15 -17 Siemer Bevance ; Jacquino, Signor Mercuriali ; Marcellini, Madame - - , Giu!iate ;11 Ministro, Sigaer Casanova; Florestamo Mr. Sims nate hina3elf Archbishop of WESTMINSTIsR ' `e ' ' cese le the other. The judgment inust be founded The PritiCeSB EMMA, regent during the minority Do. Halves .. .. .. all 7% -8% and two barrels of leaves. on *he sa n • of her tun of the German principality of Waldeck . 1 e legal principles, and the result may be , , . o , ~ „. Do. New.. .. .. . Do. paw eetry • • .. all 10 -12 • i %- % dia. from their few acres, I earned by going out to f To conclude with the admired Ballet, The Cardinal prudently abstained from being and fyrinont, tas eutt ettecteu a sort or coup-a dot, 'Shropshire Linton • • •• 6% 3% - 3 1 4 d. L'ILE Dela AN101.711.3. ' , resent, hiraself, and es prutlently he no doubt re- es icoportant to the parties litigants, fOr 50/. may bear b b e b- • • , ypu as ing, in virtue o. the power invested in ber, Do., A, B, C, &D, fully perttes. lf, then, the retie Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets, to bo made at the Boa. a as large a proportion to the entire fortune of one go paid up at per cent .. - ... -.. well, with but scanty mean Office el tbe Theatre. strained than eafent terrible, HENDREN, the man of ttu electoral law setting aside that adopted by the As- uth Devon .. .. .. all 13 -14 others who may be induce The opera to commenee at Eight e'cleck. suitor as ectoe may to another. It is impossible sembly of the States recently dissolved, end establith- South-Eastern .. .. ao 21% - 21% 21% 21 damaging admissions, from attending ; at all events, THEATitie hoe AL, DictlttY-LANte. the wr . . iter of tbe Talbot letters was not present, and . to say where matters will stop. Many persons, we ing a system of voting by appel nominal, which the Soutb Wales.. .. .. all 27% -28 with some capital, would p eonth Yorksh. and River they are of induatricus habie St:recess beyond any iormer i receeent-Crowded Ilouses Nightly Under the Maneeernent of Mr. Risley-, MeCollurn, and compeny. the sham English hierarchy was represented by Dr. believe, anticipate the period, and that at no very Assembly had refused to admit. Dun .. .. .. .. le .. -.. db, "We are not all of that c Fourth ie eck ot tile incomparable AMERICAN aiti rt.:Excel eivant da • when 11 i d e, a c ell cases will be originated The Constitutionelle Blotter aus Bohmen publishes Sheff., Roth., rued Goole, Europeans cannot succeed in EQUESTRIAN l'ltOUPel. ULLATIIORNE, who declared his intention of avoidin •' ' is • it . h h V•en For • an extract from the noie wic t e i, na eign South Divisioe .. . Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 9% -10 the contrary, we are convin Public attention is directed to the present scale of prices :- - before the local tribunals, and the superior courts onl Dress Boxes, 3s ; :loxes, 2s. ; let, ls. 6.1.; Gallery-, Is. : U pper do.. 6d. eollision with the law if postible. He could not, •Y Office has addressed tu the Cabinet of St. James's, in Swenson & Loaghor, &c. all • -•• Mist he successful, if he sets - The patrons of MIL establishment are reseeettully ineermed that however, he added, " possibl *thh ld the signature ywi o resorted to for hearing appeals on legal points-all repl tL d P ' d Itth B • ti h Taff Vale -"- •• y o or ALMERSTON A caret) ar o e 1•1 S 126 168 - 170 word 'cannot' is, to us int Taw Vale Extension .. 9 .. -.. dis this popular company, consisting of Aladin. Caroline, Mr. M'Callom, uestions of fact being concluded by the report of the embasties abroad, on the affairs of Naples, which cir- Th , 111114 Haven Desk and' % * accomplish anything th ' ltt I Mr. Stone, on his Wild Horse, Mons. Loisset. Madame Brower, and of his office-which was inseparable from his person, !'l Yoang Baptiste, can only perform lo England for a short period. ludge or verdict of the jury. Whether this will culer, it ought to be remembered, was accompanied by Railway .. .. •• 17% 16 -15 dia. goes to work in right miles I °ors open at Ilaa-past Seven, to commence at Eight. and was indicative of his title, though not in tbe - Vale ot Neath .. a 18 . • -.. a. The letters from the Col _ occur or not, it is sufficient for the purposes of our copies of Mr. GLADSTONE'S letters to Lord ABER' Waterford and Kilkenny all .. -.. legal sense of the word-from certain documents, terest. The Amsterdam Su DEEN. The reply of the Auetrian Cabinet protests Waterford and Limerick, au .. -•• TiLEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. tto sa that it is b no means im s' nrgutnen y y pew ible. Waterford, Wax., Wick. was dull, both for Home a on. It ' , ewer ; -.Me imesee mat Managet, the iaroreptou. without himself becoming a recreant to the Church against British interference in the internal affairs of and Dublin .. .. 3 •• -•• TIIIs EvessteiNG. How great then must be the qualifications of the Two-and-a-Half per Cents.. Will be performed THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir of GoD, and an apostate to his high office. Therefore, other countries, end it refers to the "cruelties " which west Cornwall .. .. 9 .. -.. due The morn . buoyunt appea iud es to who^e hands s ch u extensive powers aro to the British statesmen are stated on similar occasions West London .. .. .. all .. .- .. John Falstaff, Mr. Hackett. where he could not otherwise fulfil his duty, he s- g ' Whitetiaven and Furnees all •• -.. Market at its close yeaterd, Mier winch ea entirety new Farce, entitled GRIMSHAWI BAG- be entrusted! How veiled must be his attainments, to have practised upon the Chartists and the agitators York N & B , . ewe., er Prick 25 17 - 17% 17% tained this moreing, and tie gnaw: and ItiteDSFIA.W I would append the whole designation of bis office- With .HIS FIRST CHAMPAGNE. where it was needful it should be done. Then how profound his learning, how vast his experience ! in tbe colonies. Ditto and Newcastle Extenelon .. . 20 8 - 7 die in Console at 96i -i- for pri - His judgments cannot possibly receive the same The Deutsche Reichs Zeitung states that the Cabi- • • 3 511 • Ditto G.N.E. purchase 9 %- 3% dis. gains have been made at 961 . , Tlesee THE ROYAL, ADELPHI. as to the consequences of so acting, he had come to net of St. Petershurgh has addressed a note to the York and North Midland, 60 16% - 17% teee Quarter per Cents. have be Under tee direction ot Militant» Celled*. Publicity accorded to the proceedings in the superior Tule EVEN I NG, the conchasion, after mature deliberation, that be t Governments of Austria and Prussia, declaring that Three'per Cents. 97n to n. Will be performed THE GREEN' BUSHEI. Connor O'Kenned3e, could not have recourse to the purse which was con- courts. One great check will thus bo removed which the annexation of the non-German Provinces of millyss I . 4 "SED AT TEIRID 71.1112RTIALS. perted at 215 i to The lint Mr. Parselle ; Wild Murtegh, Mr. G. Smith ; Muster Grinnidee, Me has hitherto prevented the formation of crude or Austria and their incorporation with the Germanic 475. to 48s. premium. East Wright ; Jack Gong, Sir. Paul Bedford; Miami, Madame Cele. te a fided to him for the support of the clergy and the Leasing Business Paid. Nominal rrices. Foreign Securities have Ix Geralsilue, Miss Ellen Chaplin. DT Promotion of religion, for the payment of fines in . hasty judgments ; and the other would be the presence Confederation is altogether inadmissible. liailwa Te' Companies. done to-day. -- dull. Mexican Bonds are ti To be loliowed by a now comic Opera, entitled GOOD NIG - r of a highly educated and well-informed Bar,who would Barks eminent& Spanish Three per Cents. a SIGNOR IeANTALOS. Doctor Tititorolo, Mr. Paul Bedford ; Signor e• c re. ted by this penal enactment. He was prepared at ITALY. Ex. b per Cent. Gt. Western 6 54 -• Ip. oantalen, ma Honey : tell°, Miss Woomar ; Columbine, Miss Katie- speedily detect any deficienc on the art of the re- per Cente. are worth 324. leen Fitzwiiilam. once to go to gaol.- (Tremendous cheeriog and y P P Advocate TOMMASO CORSI, the counsel for GUER- Bir. and Oxford To conclude with the Farce of FORTUNE's FROLICS. Robin. . siding judge. It must also be borne in mind that the Junc e calheduly per Cents. have been at 101 Roughlaead, Mr. Emery ; Dolly, Misa Ellen Chaplin. f h h dk If f& ) But waving o ats, an erc le s, c. should I,* is RAZZI, has written a letter, dated the 10th, to tbe paid, er with a Half per Cents. at 59n. --- --- - spiritual children feel the want of their pastor, it . vast increase of duties, and those of euch totally dif- Bilancia of Gi+l3o3, denying the truth of the assertions guarantee •. Do .. .. an 29 -30 Raiiway Shares have no ROYAL PRINCESS'S THE:ATI:IO OXFORD-SITREET. Do. without a ferent descriptions, imposed on the judge, will pre- of that journal respecting the contents of the , • " hangiog" which took plac Under the Management.) t Mr. C. KOZIM and Mr. Keeley. would be no acquiescence in the penal Act, but a guarantee .. De .. .• all 28 -29 THIS EVENING. vent the possibility of his practising as a barrister, or "n hi book GUERRAZZI has written i s own de- Birm., WoL, & but they are decidedly on th Will be performed a new Ple•y, called THE DUKE'S WAGnIt. strong protest against it for them to raiie a fund-by fence. Signor Coes' declares that GUERRAZZI Dud g ealls drily scarce that the Bears must I Characters by Messrs C. Fisher, Wigan, Wynn, Cooke, Everett; having his intellect kept bright by frequent collision paid, or witk a a penny subscription, suppose-for the purpose of limits himself to the defence of his own personal day. Mrs. Fernstariley. Mrs. Wigan, Miss Vivash, and Mrs: C. Kean. guarantee .. DO ;;e• .. 15 6 -10 p x.i. After which a new Farce called APARTMENTS. " Visitore to delivering him out of gaol. He thought the inhabi- s foren • with hi stc brethren at Westminster Hall. acts, and does not speak of Piedmontese in- Do., without a The last week's Railway ' . the Exhibition may be accommodated," in which Mr. and Mrs. guarantee -Do .. •• 16 7- 9 0 x.i this day, are in round figurei Keeley will appear. . tants of Birmingham would be ready to enter into He must devote himself altogether to his judicial triples, because there were none ; nor of Sir G. HA' Buckinghamsh. Lon. & N.W. all 174 - 17% ro conclude with a new grand spectacular Extravaganza (taleen • such a protest it needful, and that the Government duties, and it is by no means improbable MILTON'S either, that gentleman having constantly Clyclasdale June, Caledotelua all 44 -46 Great Western... teem a Tale, by Washington Irving), entitled THE ALIJA:ART:A ; acted in the most honourable manner with a view to B. L in. ' Guar ' € , or The Three Moorish Princesses. Characters by Messrs. Keeley, woUld tire of prcsecuting before they tired of deliver- - that he ma in y many instances require the , , . per Cent. .. G. Northern all 33 - 33% 33 % North-Western Harley, A. Wigan, Wynn, Cooke, Ficamore ; Mimes Murray, ViN zsb, . assistance which competent advocates on either side promote tne nest interests of Tuscany. Signor Coate Gloucester and Smith-Western Robertson. Leclerc', Keeley, Msllle. Aurni, and Mrs. Keeley. mg him out of gaol." We thielt we may gum- concludes by declaring that GUERRA= has never Ate Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 2 -- 3 p 22% Midland Private Boxes, &e., to be cad of all tho Booksellers, and of Mr. are enabled to afford to the bench ; or, that if there iiuu and Selby Yk. Se N. M. all 102 - 104 •• • I -antee to tbe l fB . • h that they peop e o umieg am t kd h t't t . I, • • ac e t o cons i u lona system, to which he still South-Eastern Idastengtem ;et whom also places may Le taken at the Box-ollic4, - - Do. n Shares Do .. .. all 61 -52 Wore -street. from Eleven till Four o'clock. will never be called upon for the penny are none to detect hi, failures, that he may lapse into f l btdtt hm t ce s una tee a tic en . Do. le Shares Do •• .. all 23 -24 North Stafford , ~ ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. subscription, if Dr. ULLATHORNE adopts the habits of sloth and negligence, that would prove By a decree of the 9th his Holiness the POPE has Leeds and Brad. Midland •• all 101 - 103 Lon. and Green. S. Eastern.. all 11% - 1, 1 Caledonian Under tbe Otanagement ot Madame Weds, eighly prejudicial to the administration of justice. named Colonel FARINA Pro-Minister of War, and Do., Pref. .. Do .. .. all 23% -24 bole Lessee, Mr. Charles Mathererl. prudent course which he bas here hid down for him- THIS EVENING. But if the Bar is to be annihilated, as it must be if entrusted him with the direction of that department, Lowestoft, fed. 4 eRIC.EI3 OF BRITIeII FUNDS self. The speech of the Chairman, Dr. Poem CULLEN, er Cont. • Norfolk • • all 14 -15 Will be performed Prince ORSINI having resigned his functions of Minis- l i ) - • Bine &eiek atterneye may hold briefs from other attorneys, or even -se., 6 per cent Do .. .. all .. -•• COURT BEAUTIES. was a cautiously-worded document ; but, cautiously ter of War. htiddleebro' and 3 ,ty Gant. Reduced Anns. To be followed by • persons who are neither barristers or attorneys may Bedew*, 6p. et Steekt.&Dar an - - - 3 oes Peet. Censnie Annnisies KING CHARMING. prepared as it was, Dr. CULLEN, in one paesege of it, T O nnnt , l.4B with be heard when they are not personally concerned, -------- N. & East, 5 8 per Cent. Annuities, 1726 .. points to the true authors, and, through them, to the per Cent. •• E. Counties . au 55 -57 N. , . 4.4 0“: c.,,,111,. eASIDII - .... AN APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC. THE NEW ROAD AND THE OMNIBUS PROPRIETORS where are perscns to be found with the necessar Do. Now .. Do • . .. 43 4 - 6 p 49 India Stock •• t 'rue object of the foreign aggression ; for when Dr. y -In consequence of the dectsion come to b • the board of Preston and IL.& N. Wel en „ aUYAL site eitee., Inilese'etsEe alialifiCations to constitute a sound and able judge? directors of the parish of St. ) N w L &La.& Y. 3 "" "- 45 India Lionele, 1,0001.- ...... ....... CULLEN says " the Catholics of this empire have t Pantras to close the ew- yre .. •• Leasee .nd Manager, Mr. W forme Do. % eharesA Do .. .. tete 8% -954 P. Ditto under iee t 0............, Whence are the vacancies on the bench f • - • road, between the church and King's-cross, prior to laying • Great Success of Angelo. done nothing to bring about the present state of o justice, Read., Guild., C inee de for Account -:). • e -.ee ' e • e down the granite Paving, a deputation from the omnibus and Reigate .. S. Eastern .. a n 21% - 22% xcheguet bele. Will be performed ANGELO ; or, The Tyrant of Padua. Chatsa e - th , , inns " he sithply states tbe thing w hi ch either of the superior or inferior tribunals, to be sup- proprie'ors waited upon the vestry yesterday with a memo- Roy. & Hitchin G. Northern 6% e% - 844 imam ters :se , Messrs. 11. Farren, Disidear, W. Farren. jum. Kiraoch, Ca. iii not. In detcribing the duties which will plied? For a few years this difficulty may not arise, dal, praying that the thoroughfare should not be entirely 0 , sleep. Ex. GO .. •• 4% 11, - 2 p SM4II. •• .... . I ton; Mesdames Stirling, L Howard, Adams, and Ellen lamer, closed but that one-half should be paved at a time. Mr. Shef., Roth. and Alter which THE FIItEsEA I'ER. devolve on the new Defence Association, but it must come in time. The present generation o- ' t d • nava, one of tle eeutatem, stated that he was a proprietor Opole, 5 per ct. Lam& York 18 11 6 .. -.. With the DREAM AT sEA. • Dr. CULLEN says-" It must in a special manner will pass away, no new corners will recruit the ranks of the Kensington and Camden-town omnibuses, and if the eouth staffords. Mr. M'Clean 8% 3% -3 Cc PRICES OF FOREIGN VINE ASPLEY's. ROYAL AeIPHITHEATISE. make every effort to have the rights and interests of of the Bar. None will be mad enough to devote their route was clnsed i . . •t weuld Mr I • re ' l, • • - f miles e one a eahe Increase v , Wear Val. 6 per F• Cent. gua. • • Stock & Dar all 25 -26 x.d 26% x.d M ..atean, .7; oar C 1 ,ex Jan Ditto, Account (Mow tku revenue ch nes Ma j esty an•.l Ms Royal illeiriteet of 2,400 miles, beodes the extra expense of tolls, which Do. do, .. Do ' ... . -.. POt•sweenese e per Car•ts. nrince Albert. our religion properly represented in Parliament.- time, attention, and money to so hupeless a pursuit. would amount to 40i, per week. The • - all • y already paid twenty De. do. •• Do es• •• all •• -•• Ditto, Converted, 1841 do , Seem' and J, , i enaeer, 'tte. W Baler Not !Drily will there be no check whatsoever en th, guineas per week tell to the Waterloo-bridge, which route wilts, Som., &, t Entertainments, (Hear.) I say of our religiou, because if this were Ditto, 4 per Cent. ..... Notwitbstencllng the great success of the pre en • . they were obliged to take in consequence of Mackfriars- Weymouth .. iGt. Western a .. ,- •• Mr. Batty has engaged 31r. Henri Frit .coni and his highly-trained e .e ec ti ted, our temporal concerns would be better pro• In•esiding judoe but he i e , wll necessarily be of an in- bridge being closed. There were 200 omnibuses on the • Ruseran Bonds Steeds, weo will shortly eppear. ferior grade, arid not competent to the discharge of road. The chairman stated that although th 4 board of di- P71333T3271.337V0N1 811./37=1. Ditto 414 per Cent ruts EVENING, sided fur at the same time.-(Hear and cheers.) For Sealant; 5 per Cont. 1840 Wlll be permemed the ' trend Spectacle, entitled MAZEPPA I . d d b C , holic truth and charit ld y Well. Ull- rectors had decided that the th roughf e shru'd be forth his multifarious and arduous duties-not comp - t t a e ar . • — Ditto. 8 per Cent • i the Wed Horse of Tartssry, which has teen revives!, in cense. men gut ey a. • en 9 with closed, it was not intended to finally close it while the Railways. I Paid. Nominal Prices. Business done Dividends on the ales): entice of numerous applications frees Persons of all Naaoue to wit- dersrand their duties to the poor and every other class we say, because however strong his natural intellect . 9 weather remained dry. ' hie application should be taken to-day. Austrian, 5 per Cent. eas the naagninceut :Spectacle. he cannot have acquired the "judicial mind," which iliz° consideration , and every: h . ng done that could be to ob- To be toliowed by new Scenes et tha Circle, introducing an en- Of people, and would act accordingly. Were it Dutch 2% per Cent. 12 Gi Aberdeen. No. 2 7 r.ct. 2 - -•• 21% dis. Viate inconvenience to the pubiic, or unnecessary loss to the • n % Weis' new Company ot Engash, French, Italian, and American Caledonian teL .. .. 10 ex _7% 7 Joliette% cecessary to seek it ' abroad, France at the can only be attained by a tedious and laborious • e übli • veh' l Th . • hkd th proprietors o p L lc ee. e deputatton tan e e , Chester and Holyhead .. all 16 - 15% To coneltde with the Farce of JACK JUNK. uld supply us with the model process. vestry and withdrew. present moment wo Dund. Per. & Aber. June, au %- U, die. LLOYD'S SHIPPI/ Lam-state °pen noui eiteven tui Four. Before then it be decided that eithe b East Anglian (31. 10s.) Stags alaae.eer, Mr. T. Thompson. of what zealous and religious representatives of lloon asc r ranch of the The Globe ba ended on Monday, at five 6 per cent .. .. .. a u 1% .... g LONDON, Auce 21.-Wind PUNCH'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATRE. the people can effect in the persons' of those legal profession may be dispensed with, before the o'clock, from the Champ de Mars, taking up three horses, Eastern Counties Eaten., upon which were mounted Madame Peitevin, M. Poitevin, b per cent.. No.l .. all p a r -X p • Pm •and fine clear weather. Lessee, Mr. W. R. COPELAND, Liverpool. noble champiens of true liberty and religion functions of barristers and attorne 6 wbi h h y , c Ave and M. Louis Deschamps. The intrepid aeronauts descended Do. No. 2.•.. .. a n m c u s - p a r par PARIS, AUG. 20.-Tbe • THIS EVENING, hitherto been kept totally distinct and separate, be at a quarter. past six o clock, at a farm in the commune de w D 0... .ew 6 p.cent.Stock 10 10% - 10% 10% SUniatra, tO Marseilles, tenet wiu be performed a new Comedy, enttUed KENSINGTON GAR- -Cella MONTALEMBERT and DE FALLOUX- Eastern Union, Scrip May 9; her master, stcond • DENS. assimilated, let us ask, can we spare the Bar ?or Charvey, t • hirty-four kilometres from Paris. M. Levan, the gutu'an. 6 per cent. .. all 11% - 11% murdered, and three of the c With a Dramatic Bubble entitled THE SHOT TOWER. Prince- whose services to their country and their creed have proprietor of the farm, invited the voyagers to dinner, and Do. 101. Deben. Shares. an .. -•• al characters by Mmers. J. Reeve, Itegere, and Miss Marshall. merited for them the applause of the whole world, hould do so ? M is it desirable that we s ost decidedly to spend the night within his house. They returned to Paris East Lancashire, 6 per G VERNSEY. -Std. Pbanto After which a new Burlesque, eetitled GODIVA, THE LADY: OF cent. quarter shares .. a u .. me.. CLYDE, AUG. 19.---Wind COVENTRY. characters by Messrs. J. Reeve, J. Rogers, Nenton, WhO are as profoundly versed in the history of the not. There is no person who has considered the sub- at two o'clock on Tuesday.-Debats. E. &W. York. Juno. sths au .. -.. , Romer, Maseell, Attwood; efesdamea Marshall, C. Horaman. E. has arrived as ject, and who is qualified to come to a correct conolue Princess Lieven at Baden. Before Edin. Per. &Dun. 51 p. et. an %dia. - par Newfoundland. Romer, Moment, and Maskell. Church and the bearing of its laws and doctrines, WATERFORD, AUG. 19.- To conclude with a new Farce, entitled MY WIFE'S FUTURE they are piousl tt h d 't t . and observ yaac e to i s prac ices sion, who will not join in the opinion, that it is a leaving germany she will, it is said, pay a visit to the Prince Glasgow & 5.-W. Censol. 100 .. ..... Gt. Northern, 5 per cent. all 13% - 13% 13% Arrd. Lady Campbell, Quet de Metternich. HUSBAND. Great South. & Western 19 • QUEEN6TOwN, AUG. . • The prices Of admission are arranged as lollew , -Orche B tra stalls , mem" Now, seeingithat 1 9 (1 t t-e -ORD. DE MONTALEMe matter of the most vital importance to retain an in- MIVART'S HOTEL.-Arrivals : Baron and Baroness (Ireland) eighths .. .. 3 A-I% Pt Barn, Pernambuco. 4 i ; - b o ae.a (first circle), as,. (second eircle)e2s. ; Pit, Is. BERT has denounced fro h 'I, fth F h telligent, a learned, a high-minded, a fearless body, Heeckeran de Kell, from Germany; Count C. Ificarcy, from Lancashire and York- Doors to be Opened at ilaii-past Six, and the performanees to mt e triune o e rem LIMERICK, Al7O. 19.-W shire, F. 201... .. .. 6 .. see .. di s . . commence at Seven preciseiy. Assembly the toleration of an th 1 . • P y o er re igion save ce- who have ever constituted one of the strongest guaran- Vienna; M. Le Duc Duzes, from Paris; Miss Pole Carew, Do. 6 per et. Stock 100 .. •••• .. New York; American Lass, A second piece will be taken to the Boxes only at 3nne o'clock from a tour ; the Baron and Baroness Braniska, from Paris; - • L d d Thirsk 6 - ee san , par WARRENPOINT.--Arrd. E -ern circle, 25.; second circle, Is. . pery as rebellion against the truth, seeing he has tees for the liberty of the subject, and that any abridge- the Baron and Baroness Puthon from Vienna. Departures • - • cent., No. 1 - •• •• 11 .• ..- •• p . Private Boxes One Guinea and a Half each. declared frona the samatribune that the re-establish- ment of the independence of the Bsr, or diminution of The Duke Maririo Torlonia an ' d suite, for Brussels, on his Do. quarters. 1848 .. II .. r• .. • p wick. ---__ - return to Rome; Mr. and Mrs. Blagrove, for Belgium. London, Brighton, and SHIELDS, AUG. 20.--Wind ' ment of the Inquisition, that high sense of honour for which it has ever been . LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF MONS. JULLIEN. or of some tribunal I ana ogous South Coast guar. 6 per Quebec. YAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. distinguished, would prove a national misfortune of HAMPTON COURT PALACE AND KEW GARDENS.- et., late Creydon thirds 100 .. ... .. RO tO it, is necessary in France and in every country SUNDEBIAND.-Arrcl. Co Colossal PICTURE dt the TEetPLE of JANITS in the . - According to a return just published, by order of the House De. pref., S s et. Stock, Danson's did e'en:merle-Performing Elephants-Prome- en reurope, seeing that hie journal, the Univers, has no ordinary magnitude. of Commons, the number of visitors to Hampton Court d l o Bs ae l, w tro g ra ma s r Lea a re r . a l t S 100 .. e- .. DEAL, AUG. 20.-Wind 1 Eternal City -Splen , f Mons. Jullien's m a t vaned Band-a Lawrence. Arrd. from the nade Concert, by the elite o l e _ English Glees over and over again declared that the time had arrived Palace during the year 1850, was 221,119; ef visitors to the " t Lonuon &S.-W., nefw .. 10 : • • .-- ' • tui Madrigals, by 2% ee 2% p.x.d Orestes, Cape and Moulmeir Solo each evening by Herr Keen d aunt, Messrs. Royal Botanic and Pleasure-grounds at Kew, 179,627. The Londonderry and Ennie those eminent Vocalists, 311" Me j ney-Cond t anvers, Young, when Protestantism must be extirpated at the point of Sir James Duke has left town for Germany. LIVERPOOL, AUG. 20.--W; Ile or, Mons Julien, visitors to Kew we find only numbered in the aggregate, but kitten, half shares .. 10 .. •••• .. Hill and Leffler -Pianoforte, :Sir. 0 . orks bg o • the sword, and seeing that M, Du FALDoux has • those to Hampton Court are divided according to the months, Manch., Sheffield, and lace, Calcutta; Robina, Bowl ' iiliant display of Drew _ , 3' otthby. concluding with abr eeffing th e P P Y d hhi • RIMROSE-HILL ARK.- elites ay t e -om Nine in the Morning. i Animals at inn - and the arrangement shows the result to agree with the Lines. cluer•ahrileßo- I. an 11% - 12% Courier, Bombay; John CI forward no Doors open from rtO Seven. Fireworks, a t H ales publicly come . only as the apologist, but sioners of Woods and Forests issued instructions to fill up natural antici • h•loT t • • t - Do. new, 1 He. •• •• an lie s -- 11% Bombay; Essex, Ichaboe; half-past Five. Concert at a Quarte pation- summer ex i 1 ing a vas maple y Do. 61. •• .. .. the different hollows in Primrose-hill Park, in order that the over the lees clement and inviting seasons of spring, wintsr, 34 - 11 P Dil ' dCon 6p e . - ne 3 Rio Grande; Gondar, Mobil Past Nine. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. the eulogist of the St. Bartholomew massacre lower portion may be converted into a cricket-ground. A d t J • rd o 1 879 F b ry 1 • 284, Do. Consol e . B e riaol & 1..., •• -• •• and the assassination of COLIGNI, we may s • an au umn. ammo reco s n y , e rut tegrity, Shediac• Herald, Qi • d • h been formed from the H pacious carriage rive as ampstead- November 1,668, December 1,258 ; but July enumerates no Binning., 6per cent... in 127 - 129 Andromache, Q ' tiebec; Ann - • .---3 E for te some idea of what is in store for us, f Chalk-farm Tave road through the grounds o rn, leading l ess th an melee, and August, the next, though not a very Do. Bristol & Gloms. 48 .. - - HIGH WAT.ER Al LONJON BRID( 14 min Sid. Providence, Rio Grai Tau D AT -m o r n ing 42 min. after 7 I Eve g.- min ..,,._ emar g I should the nominees of Dr. PAUL Climax ever into the Regent's-par . _ k and Camden-town. A numb orfolk Extension .. all 15 -- 16 er of close approximation, 49,826; whilst September exhibits a N a d 1 no. gear. ste per cent. au 4% -et Governor, St. Thomas; Ea Te-Moisow-Morning 53 nein. after 8 Evening .I . Z gravel walks have been laid down, an seats p aced for the rapid decrease, recording but 25,390. - ...------te-- --- "'"'" •- ""Ist obtain power. When we remember that during the accommodation of visitors. It is also intended to plant this - se Do. Waveney Valley .. 2 ~. Union, New York; Atlantic ...s e ___---- avEPRESENTATIVE PEERS FOR SCOTLAND. - The North British .• .. 5 4% - 5 ----------- and shrubs similar to the enclosure in St. gine, Prince Edward's Isla DAILY WEATHER TABLE. last summer MM. DB MONTALEMBERT and DE FAL- park with trees James's-park. The park-keepere appeared yesterday in their new Act to resulate the elections of representative Peers for Oaf e .Wor. BtIV 01. 15L 6 p.c 6 fehr wshury and Birm. %- I P port, Aliwal, Bombay; Atric State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following LOtee were both at Rome, and that frequent commu- new uniforms. Scotland has just been printed. It provides that a certiti- __ ew es Guaranteed . 0 10% . an 1 - The John Hawkes, of Swan places at Nine o'cl it d morning.-The statirs nications passed between oc yester ay them and Cardinal Wese- DEATH OP Tom SPRING, OF THE CASTLE, H oz ,. obe formal este from two Peers of Scotland shall be held t Shrews and Ches (N notice of the death of any representative Peer. Instead of a w ,eee et 8 Der ' ont Of. all 15 .._ us as reported), was brought ii are ar ranged in order of latitude. If" Immediatel b fre the issuing of the famous y e o BORN.- Thomas Wi n t er , w h o , u p on his first appearance in proclamation for the election of a representative Peer being s ou th Devon ...-- .. .. a u 13 -14 part ot the crew of the Brids: PLYmo " 1 --• Wind W., gentle breeze-cloudless. . • pastoral, vie cannot but consider that it is somewhat the pugilistic arena, adopted the name of Spring, as a non issued 25 days before such election, 10 days shall be suffi- South-Eastern, 434 p. et. 10 Montreal. Tito Hero, for C CHELTEmease_Wind S.- fine. . de guerre, a practice by no means uncommon with actors on eient. Peers of Scotland who vote by proxy may take the Wateriord&Kilkenny,sl. 1 •• """ "". an inward bound vessel, is WOnCesTan-.Wi n e o S.- fine • strange that Dr. CULLEN should have thus promi- another stage e is no more. After acute sufferipg from disease oath befare courts in Ireland and at other places. The title WestLondon,lst Cl. (101.) an •.: ....-- ... Poareagoter_ti--wied S.-ver ' y fin nently alluded to t them, 1 h entirely uncon- of the heart, dropsy supervening from the impossibility o f of pee r ages in right of which no vote has been given for 50 Do. 2d Class de. (par) all slight damage. Gosronr - w ind e •- e. 1t ey were York, Newc., and Berw., PeRTBIIIOUTH, AVG. 20.- _ --very fine. . taking active exercise, the worthy, manly, uprigh Is •••• 16% littlGHTon---w bad lel meted with the " The " Lion of ie mild, years are not to be called at elections if the House of Lords Gt. N. Of E. Fur. .. so recent aggression. - 4 -4% Marlborough, Calcutta. ( Ee calm-nartially cloudy brave, and urbane ex-champion expired yesterday mornin g shall so direct. Do. .. .. •• •• 8 EfIJ3TUCGS-CalM-- e i d i • - - -- ' for Anteerp. ..... ell ieea. the Fold of Judah" Was very tame and prosy. It was at a little before six. VAUXHALL GARDEI4B.-Lsst evening the third York and North Midland 10 1% -I% dis. ind I souguattegoet- sv tad &NO entle breeze-cloudless. - Evident that he had had the curb put on by his supe- HoaricesgLE GREAT HORSE FAute---iesterday IL and B. Porch. .. COWeS, AUG. 20.-W Fo LE ESToNE- Calib •dadtiallyg cloud grand floral and agriculturalfine of the season took place at Great Weetern (Witte, sera., and WWII. Stk.) 20%. Orleans. TM/BMW E-W ind . S. e c alm-eloudl y esS.. rkr. The speech, however, which he evi- this fair so celebrated for the extensive supply and sale of these gardens, on which occasion the weather was extremely OFF THE WIGINT.--Attila r ' aluabl Benneasroieß -WminS.W., gentle breeze-Tartially cloud . A * ntended to A pure, v e horses, termi na t e d, great l y to t h e satisfaction favourable, and the attendance of visitors more than usually roil:slaw. SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. 20, GREENWICH -Wind S.W. Y dently hee 1 oeliver was deli- of a large elites of breeders and dealers in horses. From the numerous. Considerfug the late period of the season the . uouioene and Amiens .. all 10% - 10% 18% Wsot Indies. , gentle breeze cloudless. commencement the trade was ex • - ceedingly brisk, and the flowers exhibited at this show were of a most attractive ! d S.W. light i s wymeee .s.. Win • . a re...pa e n a n 3 , vered by bis nominee, Mr. MOORE, who, much Central ef France (Or- FOWEY.-Slel. Good Inten W'rid N.W.-hrea. . cloudy. , biddings and sales throughout have be e n eaat e e d by great character, and it was difficult to imagine that the gazdens , leans and Vierzon) .. all 17 -17 X OXFOlsrea- I tir dS W fi to his own sathfection, was permitted to mssqueraae animatitn, and extutordinary high prices have been made of of the Horticultural and Botanical Societies had already i Demerara .. •• - all - -•• ISLAND oF bToIINA., AUG. GLOUCESTER -se ~ In . .- ne. . Coaoneseeses- Wind S.. ,:.;eotle .)reeie....cioudlese. for that occesion in the liou'a hide. Of the d ee egr young valuable korsea of hi h . dis n - • , ction g blot el. There was a nurne- e aeed the choicest produ sof the year. The osten- j Dutch Rhenish .. .. 8 4% ..- 414 dia. don, Shidds to Dublin, et: uc Bantu/arum-Wind 5. W. - 1 c oedy. of credit to be attached to the statements of Dr t small dealers from various counties at tho sible Glee rous attendance o . . . . . . . i ct of the present show was to distribute the re- , no. . Bast Indian •• •• .. 16 2% -2% p, do. do. •• 20 - -._ but got off 18. h inst., ant 'V• n 1 S. E. - very line. - , . ' leiter part of the fair, anticipating that tram the great meming portion ot the solll of 2251. awarded by Mr. l Gro " et ', l o an ponLusula.. an overbetod. not making much . STAFFOaD - ; in % - 1 P. v -en tle breezt-ebudlese. 1 o Gagees, Roman Catholic Bishop of Edinbuegb, our number of horses brought forward an opportunity might Wardell, the lessee of the Royal property, to the most sue- . pato ditto .. .. 3 % 3A -4% p. 3% GRIMSBY, AUG. 20.- i'ht itraeistoure- Wind .•,I- ~ i Noavausi-'O, ind S W..--tine. reeclets may judge from the fact of his desee n t• oc c ur for purchasing 01l se tillet.ien; het the range of prices eessful florists and pl a iit growers. Te e fl ower s which at- j Louvain ala &ensure •• Ite . -.. to Bordeeux, pat in here yes it a mg , . was such as to preclude the p y oseibikt ot their going so , th e tracted the greatest attention were hollyhocks, verbenas Luxembourg •• .. .. s 1 -1% 1% to discharge. Igswicti-Winel S.W.- fine. . tbe unfortunate and week-minded Pm Norio, who greater part ot nigh priced horses having goue into the hands fuchsias, dahlias, cut roses, and many other varieties wbich ' . Ditto •• •• •• .. 10 2% 2% DERBY- -0 oudy. Madrid and Valenti* .. 2 - eee. - ...-.______ IV very firle• , , . a is only kept in his chair by foreign bayonets, as of the opulent dealer and jobmaster. Yeurig c a r t h orses seemed to have lingered in their growth, in order to afford a Maria Antonio .. .. en 68 B,i - - - NOTTINGHAM - W ind ...- . maint a i ne d h i g h m i ce , theou o tee t th e f a i r , te e h es , o p,,ki ng taste of eummer athongst the leaves of autumn. The exhibi- Ditto New .. .. 8 -10 d o LINL.DLN- Wine N.',t'.-clou e . ~ e-cltudy. . . .. ". the • beloved and high-sculed PONTIFF." The fact 60 guinea •'. '' It 30 euineas each ; and great tion a aud tue test cart co s s , was in all res -• /I 1 I . riod of Namur 'end Liege .. .. a i n 4 :- 4 pects ne wort ly of an ear ter pe % - 6 BLOOMSBURY DISPENSaR general nieetieg of the governs) H0i.1'111 , ./.1.‘ W had S., getale ince. : . that a portion of the funds are be devoted to elec- credit la due t o th e S e ff e b s b ree ders tor the eplendid h e r s es the season, and the appeartmee Of the fi as ers o as displayed Northern of France .. 16 14% -1 f% 14% the board-room, Great Russell . iCHEsTER-Wind e,W.- ene .. and Bordeaux .. tioneeri Ir of the cart breed they h'bited at this fair. Horses aged and through the illuminations, was both novel and intereeting. Orleans 9 4% -4% Os. patients during the past year e: SuErerEete-leiind E. -cloudy. • nin purposes secured long speeches from It . inferior we - ex I luded were Paris and Orleans .. .. all 84 -86 re not so well sold, and abatements were made to The entertainments with which the evening conc ' breeze - cloudless. slows R • Paris and Rouen x d or relieved 2,108; died, 44 ;al LIVItIXOOI.-Wind N.W., gen tie aTIiOLDS, Mr. "W. KEOGH, and Mr. Sergeant effect sales. Small ' d ponies under uty were ID greatdemand, el the usual varied character, and the number of foreign , , - - all 23% - 24% x.d • MANctiesreat-Wind S. ',,, „ -rain. Seem - , and . the two former had again a partial niaking from 104 to 15e each. The cattle fair commences vieitors abundantly proved that the " lions of London" have ' ar's and Strasbourg .. 17 5% .... !,),. m e 11% Rouen and Ilavre .. .. all 9% -9% 9% During the same period 449 pat residences by the medical otfici IN-I":leren ea, „Hate- W ind N. by tn. - cloudy. this day (Thursday), not yet lost their attractions. ' Sambre and Meuse .. all 3% -3% 8% some conversation, a reeolution '-t 1' ines - Wind S. W.- cloudy. spouting bout f h • 0 t eir own after the meeting heel Tours are Name d'Tht.- . ree-s--- - a -Wind S.S.E.-cloudy. dispersed. Tee • LIVELII 00L, It .:EDNFSDA.Y.-The United States' SPoRTING EXTRAORDINARY. --- A sportsman on • .s •• .. 16 9% 9% die. Consols, part of the trust fun& le meet , Tourney eurbise Lais :en e- _ !- .o neg we consider another step in mail steam-ship Atlane c a Deeside opeeed his Twelfth of August -__ - - i t - --. i .., ___, ____. by bagging * * cep d en, fray the expenses of the late n . en...• ---' • ROUGH- Wind &E.-fine. - lc, pt. West, sailed to-clay for New and Hasselt e . am .. - - _ -., the career of aggre B • -,. „ r-Wiad a W., gentle breeze- overcast. . mon, and the Romish Aggression York viith the asual mails. „diadem Journal. WeatFlauders .. .. ex 2 2% tm being put to the meeting, el , - - . Leasing Business Railways.C ompanies. Paid. Nominal Prices. dono to-day. Barks eminent& Ex. b per Cent. Gt. Western 6 34 1 p. Bir. and Oxford Junc.,calladuly paid, or with a guarantee .. Do .. •• all 29 —3O Do., without a guarantee .. DO .• an 28 —29 Birm., WoL, & Dud g eons duly paid, or with a guarantee .. Do 15 8 10 p x.i. Do., without a guarantee Do •• •• 16 7 9 p x.l Buckinghamsh. Lon. &N. W. all 1734 17% Clydesdale June, Caledonian all 44 —46 E. Lin., Guar. f per Cent. .. G. Northern all 33 .-- 3336 33 54 Gloucester and Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 2 -- 3 p 22% Bull and Selby Yk. &N. M. all 102 104 Do. 36 Shares Do .. all 61 —52 Do. % Shares Do •• .. all 23 —24 Leeds and Brad. Midland • • all 101 103 Lon. and Green. S. Eastern all 111( —ll Do., Pref. .. Do .. .. all 2336 —24 Lowestoft, Gd. 4 per Cont. . Norfolk • • all 14 —l5 De., 6 per cent Do all .. o• illiddlebbro' and Bedew*, 6p. et Stockt.Bl Dar ail • • N. & East, 5 per Cent. •• E. Counties . all 55 —57 Do. New .. Do • . .. 43 4 6 p 49 Preston and I L. &N. W. all 43 —45 Wyre • • •• j &La.& Y. Do. 36 Shares ADo .. 10% 8% 9 5414 Read., Guild., and Reigate .. S. Eastern all 21% 223( Roy. & Illtehin G. Northern 6% e 34 6 54 o. Thep. Ex. 2 p Shef., Roth. and Goole, 5 per ct. Lanc.& York 18 11 6 .. 4outh staffords. Mr. M'Clean 33( 3 Cc Wear Val. 6 par Cent. gua. • . Stock.& Dar. all 25 —9B x.d 25% x.d Do. do. .. Do all Do. do. .. Do .• •• all .. •• Wilts, Som., & i Weymouth .. Gt. Western all —• • DAILY WEATHER TAB. ~ State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The stations are ar ranged in order of latitude. Pfma°l7.lll- Willd W., gentle breeze-cloudless. CHELTEliiim t oncEs . rta ind s.-fine. Poe.Temouir,...., c) , S ,• - • fine- G oar on T -wi nd sn-- ..-very fine. tinicavron-.wimi.,lary fine. B AErrn m B - Calm_felouAleal m - par tially cloudy. SIPTO3I -W I nd a: V i gentle breeze-cloudless. TIITIBRIDG E-Wind s. -I ,Z:r" cl oudy. gentle breeze-fartially cloudy. w ax -cloudless. BAsurasroils -Wind s. W ICH-Wind S GREEN v h. • , gentle breeze SA/tax:Kg-Wind light . cloudless. ind N.W.-fina. . PartLallY cloudy. GtouG.ESTER-.-Wind S. W.-fine. CAMBRIDON-- Wind S.. 14 el) tI e breeie....doudlear. BtrourrogAm—t6.ind S. W.-cloudy, SrAFFoaD -Wind S.F. very fine. - YARatour if- Wind w., f emle ureezt-ebudlem S W.-fide. Ipswicii-Wind S.W.- line. DERBY --C oudy. Na-m(111AM- ind W.- very one. Locci..N- Wind N. '0". -cloudy. Woo, Yti WI d breeze-cLudy. ,thamsma-Wind fine SuErnr.Ll3-I,Vind E. -cloudy. LitylwrooL-Wind N.W., gentle breeze - cloudless. AI A NCHESTF.R.—Wind S. . tlrb:litrs /I A HULL -w irid N. by cloudy. a 1 4 Wind S. W.- cloud )% -Wind S.S.E.-cloudy. • v -,.7 4 ., • summit-Wind S.E.-fine. x--wind S.W., gentle breeze overcast. 4/ lljTh BZINZG. ess said. Nominal ream t Busin o-d don. ay. . Asturian ••••.. • • • • 15 .. Australian •• . a 1% Barossa Range .. 1 13 0 3 96 Illaenarvo!, Iron and Coal all • . Bolanos Scrip .......... British iron.. •• .. • • 13 5 .. Brazilian Imp. (Is. 51. p.) 24% Do. Cocaes and Cuiaba all .. —• • Do. St. John del Rey • • 15 18 19% xd Cobre Copper ..... .. • • 40 :4 85;.4 Copiapo •••• General. MOXICAII & R. American 9 3%, -- Real Del Monte, Dareg. ► % Do. Black Debentures. • • —•• Do. Red Debentures •• • • Santiago de Cuba ...... 10 3 —3% Tin Croft •• 7 6% 8 United Mexican •• .. • 28 28% JOINT STOCK BANKS Australasia ............ all 35 —ss • British North America.. 56 45 —46 Colonial .... ••.. • ..... 25 10% —l2 Commercial of London.. 20 25 —26 ! t f London Joint Stock .... 10 18% 17% 18% % London and Westminster 20 27% —29 National Provincial Eng. 35 .. —•• National of Ireland .... 22% 18% 20% Previncial of Ireland.... 25 42 —44 Do. New. ........ all 15% 16% Union of Australia .... all 35 ••-• 36% Union of London 10 13% 14% Union of Madrid MISCEZZANEOUS. Canada •• . ••• 32% 48 —49 Gen. Steam Navigation renin. & Oriental Steam all 68 —69 Ditto ditto 5 II 9 xd Royal Mail Steam ..•• GO 78 —BO (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 salsa of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 12,000 bales, of which 2,000 American were taken for export, and 2,000 on speculation. The mar ket closed with an upward tendency, with American id. to 13., and the current qualities of Surat id. per th. higher; other sorts without alteration.—The Railway Share Market was rather better, with but little business doing. The six weeks' average price of Wheat is officially re turned at 425. sd. per quarter. The West India advises refer again to the dryness of the weather as being unfavourable for the crops. The great cry, however, in Jamaica and other places was still for more labour. Even European immigrants, it is stated, would be veryerseful. Doubting much whether Englishmen, at any rate, whatever the natives of Southern climes did, would ha equal to even light toil in a tropical climate, we nevertheless give the following statement from a Ices! and customarily well infermed source. The writer dating from Trelawny, observes:—" It is our desire to have 500,000 souls added to our population. If we could but turn the tide of European immigration, and induce the sturdy sons of the North to migrate to this island, it would he the means of elevating the moral position of the present ieltabitsnts. We have more acres of land in a wild state of nature than there aro under cultiva• tion. To increase our agriculture, then, we must increase our popoletiou. We are, strictly speaking, an agricultural country. Our peasantry have. to a certain extent, rendered their bumble efforts towards so desirable an end. The enormous quantity of ginger that has been brought to the several marines sud disposed of during the presera Teel-, is ono of the results of the labourers' energies. Irreatective of ginger, there have ben other articles br ught to market, the prod act of the peasant's industry. We are aware of one individual's perseverance hsving been rewardtd with some forty or fifty barrels of sugar, the produce of his own little freehold; whilst others in the same neigh bourhood have had their fifteen, ten, eight, and two barrels of sugar each, produced from their few acres, besides what they have earned by going out to work for the large pro patties. If, then, the native labourer can succeed so well, with but scanty means, may we not inter that others who may be induced to migrate to this island, with acme capital, would prove eminently successful, if they are of induatricus habits? " We are not all of that class of men who argue that Europeans cannot succeed in our tropical climate. On the contrary, we are convinced that any man can, and must he successful, if he sets to work determinedly. The word 'cannot' is, to us, incomprehensible. Man can accomplish anything that he determines on, if he but goes to work in right earnest." The letters from the Continent are not of much in terest. The Amsterdam Stock Market on the 19th inst. was dull, both for Home and Foreign Stocks. Dutch Two-and•a-Half per Cents. were 58 11-16. The morn buoyunt appearance of the English Stock Market at its close yesterday afternoon has been sus. tained this morning, and there is a fair business doing in Consols at 96} for present transfer. Time bar gains have been made at 96a. The New Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents. have been marked 99 to *, and the Three per Cents. 97k to Bank Stock has peen sup ported at 2154 to 4. The Unfunded Debt has been quoted 475. to 48s. premium. East India Stock is at 260. Foreign Securities have been firm, although extremely dull. Mexican Bonds are 285 4, being rather higher. Spanish Three per Cents. are at 38. Portuguese Four per Cents. are worth 324. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been at 1011, and Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 59t. Railway Shares have not quite recovered from the " banging" which took place late yesterday afternoon, but they are decidedly on the move upwards, and are so scarce that the Bears must buy hack before the account day. The last week's Railway Receipts, ascertained up to this day, aro in round figures as under:— _ 1851. Great Western.... £26 844 North-Western South-Western 18,155 Midland South-Eastern Worth Stafford Calvdonian 1850. £lB 508 52.024 13,996 25,560 17,039 5,579 8,815 CLOSVNG PRICES. 215 1 / 2 97% 96 1 ,4 2 953 , 8 931, 8 260 64 p 57 p 9tiN ONE eRICES OF BRIT/sl3 FUNDS O'CLOCK. Bank. 6tock. 3 .0. Cant. Reduced Anne. 3 :.Ar C'fr , t.C,rit , ,o!s Annuities 9 6 1 , 4% 3 per Cent. Annuities, 1726 ... ~..,,,,, :1 , -,,,, J ': %,,i.;.L. .-SalLaf - ..• 99 1 A India Stock 2bo Ildis. 80rt,15, I,ooo' ... Ditto under I. f I t !:!!........ ....... C mi.;, )i3 for Account I.c:baguet bulb. 1.,,,i. 1,.:001. 5m4 1 .1. .. .. ONE PRICES OF FOP.FIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. M -4itrate.. :•:, our t: ,ex Jan. t oup,-. Ditto, Account Pir , o..rucis4 , poi Csi , te. Ditto, Cenv , rted, 16 , 1 l 3 .'s4 Ditto. 4 per Cent. • ll'adjltill Bonds ,,,, .... Ditto, 4 1 ,E per Cent 13. i mirth 5 per .I.;,:int. I 644) — Ditto. 3 per Cent Dividends on the above payable in London. Austrian, 5 per Cent. .... -- Dutch 2 1 / 2 per Cent. 12 Guild.... 59% 44 p PRICES. LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(THIS DAY.) LONDON, Auo. 21.—Wind at noon, S.W.; light breeze and fine clear weather. PARIS, AUG. 20. —Tbo Sicilian ship Clementine, Sumatra, to Marseilles, arrived at St. Dennis, Reunion, May 9; her master, sicond master, and mate, bad been murdered. and three of the crew wounded by the Malays, GUERNSEY —Sid. Phautome, Maiseca. CLYDE, Auto. 19.—Wind W.—Sld. Ann, Johnstone, Newfuundland. WATERFORD, AUG, 19.—Wind E.N.E. to S.S.W.—. Arrd. Lady Campbell, Quebec. QUEENSTOWN, AUG. 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Eliza Barn, Pernambuco. LIMERICK, AUG. 19.—Wind S.S.W.—SId. Peruvian, New York; American Lass , S t . John's. WARRENPOINT.—Arrd. Eliza, St. John's, New Bruns- wick. SHIELDS, AUG. 20.—Wind N.—Arrd.Lord Brougham, Quebec. SUNDERLAND.—Arrd. Cornelius, Quebec. DEAL, AUG. 20.—Wind W. S.W.—Arrd. George, St. Lawrence. Arrd. from the river, Lady Sandys, Ceylon; Orestes, Cape and Moulmein; Madras, Sierra Leone. LIVERPOOL, AUG. 2 0.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Helen Wa llace, Calcutta; Robina, Bonaby ; States Rights, Savannah; Ccurier, Bombay; John Campbell, Bombay; Unicorn, Bombay; Essex, Ichsboe; Hero, Bombay; Margaret, Rio Grande; Gondar, Mobile; Ohio, Apalachicola; In tegrity, Shediac; Herald, Quebec; Resolution, Quebec; Andromache, Quebec; Anne, Quebec; Argo, Quebec. Sld. Providence, Rio Grande; Emilia, Rio Grande; Governor, St. Thomas; Emerald, Montreal; American Union, New York; Atlantic steamer, New York; Re gina, Prince Edward's Island; Oregon, Quebec. Off port, Aliwal, Bombay; Africa, Seringapatam. Birkby— The John Haykes, of Swansea (not the John Haykes, as reported), was brought in hero to-day, a derelict, by part of the crew of the British Empire, arrived here from Montreal. The Hero, for Charente, was in contact with an inward bound vessel, in the river, and received slight damage. PcBTSMOUTH. AUG. 20.—wire S. to W.S.W.—Slel. Marlborough, Calcutta. Off port, St. Leon, Arracan for Antwerp. Cowits, AUG. 20.—Wind S.W.—And. Frances, New Orleans. OFF THE WlGFlT.—Attila, Bahia. L'OUTHAMPTON, Auo. 20,—Arrd. Medway steamer, Wei Judie, FONVEY.—SId. Good Intent, Q ue b ec , ISLAND OF bTORNA, AUG. 2u —The Pandora, of Len don, Shi,kia Dublin, sit uok on this iNland 16th lost„ but gat off 18 u inat, eater thrur.ing part okrgu overb7,atd nut making much watek.. GRIMSBY, AUG. 20.— Ilse Urania, of and from Leith to Bard , . “ux, put in here yesterday leaky, and will have to discharge. BLOOMSBURY DISPEIVSARY.—LIS' evening a Apeeial general meeting of tt,e governors and subs,ribers was held in the board-room, Great Russell-Areet. The total number of patients during the past year was ;',5!9, of whom were cured or relieved 2,108 ; died, 14; and re maining under cure, 437. During the same period 449 patients were visited at their own residences by the medical officers of the institution. After some conversation, a resolution was proi , osed that 3531. 3s. 2d. Consols, part 01 the trust funds of the oho ity, be sold to de fray the expenses of the late repairs of the premises, w hi c h, on being put to the meeting, was =firmed. MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAY.) 17EnsirGATZ AND zasit.Dzigzsax.s.. The rapplies of int at on sale to-day were tolerably good, whilst the g , -zu-tal demand ruled heavy, at barely 1,4 a:ionary prices :—Beet, from 2s to 3s 2d; Mutton, 21 4d to 3s 8t1; Lamb, as 6d to 4s 8d ; Veal, 2s 6d tO 3s Cd; Pork, 2s 6d to 3s 6d per 81be, by the carcase. MAY IMIIMMETS. SMITHFIELD.-04 Meadow hay, 31 5s to 41 Os; n‘w ditto, 31 (Is to 31 12s; old Clover, 3/ 10s to 4/ 10s; new ditto, 315 s to 41 Os; and Straw, 11 ls to 11 101 per load. supply good, and trade dull. CUMBLU.I.A.ND.—OId Meadow Hay, 31 5s to 41 21; new ditto, 31 Os to 31 12s; old Clover, 3/ 10a to 4l lOst new ditto, 31 5s to 41 Os; and Straw, 11 is to 11 Ils per load. Trade dull, at barely late rates. WHITECHAPEL.—OId M.radow Hay, 315 s to 41 OS; new ditto, 31 Os to 31 12a; Old Clover, 31 12s to 4/ 101; new aitto, 31 5s to 41 Os; and Straw, 11 is to 11103 per load. A dull trade, at our quotations. NEAT maartztETs. SouTEALL, AUG. 20 —Prime Sheep and Lambs moved off steadily at full prices. In other kinds of sleek very little business was transacted:—Beet, from 2s 8d to 3s 6d; Mutton, 3s to 3s 101; Lamb, 4s to 40 10d; Veal, 3s to 3s 6d; Pork, 3s to 3s 6d per sibs, W sink the offals. ItostronD, AUG. 20.—The supplies of stock being large, the general demand ruled heavy at barely 1514 week's pries: —Beef, from 2a 8d to 3s 6d; AlutO rl ,' 2s 10d to 3s 10d; Lamb, 4a to ss; Veal, 3s to 3s 4ut Pork, 3s to 3s 4d per Blbs. Suckling Calver, ISS 20s each. CORN AVERAGES. GENERAL AVERAGE FRICES OF BRITISH CORY For the Week ended Aug. 14, 1851, made up from thr, Returns Of_,uh e Inspectors in the different Cittesand Towns in England andVia''' per Imperial Quarter. I WHEAT. I BARLET.I OATS. EYE. muss. ft"' PRICE .. 1 41 s 4d 26s 4d 1 21s 9d 27s 03 1 34s 8d 12. 2d DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. WHEAT. I BARLEY. I OAT©. I EYE. I NS. BEANS.I v• PEA,„ ° ' Is Od Is Od Is Od Is Od la Od 1 5 QUANTITIES OF GRAIN SOLD IN THE PAST arzwic ! .... Whe A t, 51,665 ; Barley, 1,897; Oats, 4,859; Rye, 65; Bs,'" 2,64.6; Yeas, 642 (limiters: YORK AUGUST MEETING. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH•) Ebor Handicap. Nmey ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• Maid of Masham 2 -••• ••• ••• ••• ••• Hungerford ••• ••• ••• ••• 8 ran. Won in a canter. miz'ib -- -tttott The Sapling Stakes. Trouseau ... ... ... Elirsuta ... ... ... ... THE DISPUTED RACE (YESTERDAY). The objection agf:inst Calculator i 4 overruled. CRIMINAL COURT.--(THIS DAY') OLD COURT (Before ts:e CosizioN :_•.EnGEANT.) George Fentvick, aged 21, described as a porter, oa James Keley, aged 21, described as a labourer, were is: utc , ect fur fehmiously breaking and entering the derev ling-house of Robert Sexton Smith, and stealing there° six spoons, and other articles, value 51. The prisoners prioners t freett-d an entrence into the prose- A toes haws threegli a fanlight over the street door, 15131 : on the fullowins- morning it was discovered that a rot number of articles were missing, which were afterward traced to the possession of the prisoners. The jury convicted the prisoners, and the Court ow tenced them to seven years' transporsation. (Before Mr. Justice ERLE.) Charles Best, aged 32, a clerk, and John Ire tabourer, aged 20, were indicted for stealing from 1 1 person of William Day a watch and chain, v alue 2 ° They pleaded not guilty. Mr. Platt appeared for the prosecution, and g r ' Ribton and Mr. Charnock defended the prisoners. It appeared, from the evidence, that the prosecutor was a trunk-maker, carrying on business in the Strand' On Sunday tight, the 27th of July, he was retursiO home from the West end, and when he got to the cornet of Mercer-street, in Lon g -a cre , h e saw th e prison er Kelly walking before him, and the prisoner Best cool across the street. A few minutes afterwards Best g ° behind him, and placed one hand on the back of head and the other arm round his neck, while the Pr seiner Kelly, who was walking just in front of hit* struck him in the stomach. He was rendered inse ll : Bible, and remained ro for some time, and when be caul. to again he found himself lying on the pavement, /ft his Nvatch and chain gone. Means bile, a mall witnessed the robbery from his bed-room window hi lt ; vied to the spot, and accompanied the prosecuthoo to the police station, where information of , outrage was given to the inspector on . and the stolen property was ultimately traf, to a pawnbroker's, where it had been pledged by a person resembling one of the prisoners. There co uld be no mistake about the identity of the prisoners , ° e t they were recognised by a third witness, who stood 6 the corner of White Lion-street, some hu n d re d yar ds 7 from the spot where the attack was m a d e , an d elle:: wards passed them as they decamp e d. This w"e assisted the prosecutor in explaining the assault to the police, and subsequently accompanied one of the ofli° who went in search of the prison ers , an d e ventually Kelly was overtaken by a sergeant of the F division. and Best, by a policeman F 57. les For the defence it was contended, that the eit o°s-- f who had corroborated the testimony w e re unworthy' ° belief, and therefore, in disposing of the case, the i° ll ought to throw their evidence overboard altogether, 0 " cept in so far as it related to the committal of the ()Wog: by some one. Of that there could hardly be any clot„ e but the witnesses were entirely mistaken saPPIZ mat the prisoners were the parties who made the at t (The jury had not returned a verdict when our ree" left.) IVEW COURT. (Before the Ra.conDEß ) tea Thistle Forrester Walker, 21, Cat map, was with feloniously cutting and wounding James Abran; t a police-c-nstabie, with intent to do him some grievoo bAily harm. J. Abraham dept.sei that he was on duty in C09 c , W ,1, road, St. Pancras-road, en the 21 of July Isar. x s „ i ViOUS to that the inhabitants had complained of per A sc4- 0 obstructing the footpath, and he had been re quested 0 keep it clear. On the day in question, about be" . . , 13 ,6 iho evening, he saw the deiead ,, tit and another "Th. sitting on the footpath, and he asked them to 0 11 " i The prisoners companion went away, but the pri 6cl3 ;; refused to remove. Attar a Alert time, however, beer up, and went a little further en, and pointing to enc ) c t *".. e o spot, Said to witness, " What would you do if j ';') - 0 down byre?" to which be replied, " I shall cert ol % lock Sou up." The prisoner not feeding this, sat and said lie would not remove for him. Witness Pie.a went towards him, whereupon be jumped IoP a fighting attitude, and m a d e use o f obsc e- § and abusive language. He followed witnes 6 m , short distance, anti on reaching the Brewers' 4 ,` 1. 1 , — '; setz , :d a pint-pot from a table, and :.truck him With on the side of the head, and knocked ff his hat' 1'; claiming at the same limo that he would knock brains out. lie then laid hold of his shoulder, and drab ging him threngh the enclosure in front of the Pi l i j, house, gave him lour additional blows on the bee Witness immediately become Senseless, and recollEcto nothing afterwards. (The pint-pot was exhibite d io the Learned Judge, and was completely doubled VP, or consequence of the violence used. Witness was O, weeks under surgical care, and had only been on 0 ' week's duty since. , Ll3O Other witnesses were called who corroborate.. - above statement. The REcoRDEa having summed up, The jury found a verdict of Guilty. sentence deterred. LAMBETH.—(THIS DAY.) . George Storey, Win. Gregory, and John Soaper, h privates of the Grenadier Guards, were brought u p ' re o :l morning before Mr. Norton, charged with having or e ° ,l l . a disturbance at Camberwell Fair, and assaulte d police in the execution of their duty. It appeared that the prisoners, who were at Ca`""t e be were enjoying thenisdves well Fair last night, °ll heir " merry-go-round," and, det erm i ne d t o di s play told proficiency as cavalry officer s f or th e n once, had ra"" o pe the wooden horses. D ur i ng th e i r r ide th e i r legs --- "ipot of the shortest—had brushed somewhat roughly og, i ; e ie certain of the crowd assembled round to watch pi t, performances, and one civilian, braver than the % / it seized Storey by th e leg, and attempted to dis o3° 0 0 him. Accepting this as a casus belli, the military P 3 o ir descended and presented the aggressor with sueh a Pa• of black eyes that when the untortunate gentlesna° to tended this morning he could scarcely grope his vis l o ,4 the witness-box. This produced an altercation , re d Storey was given in charge, but his comrades atterl'oe, to rescue, and made a terrific onslaught on the Pol. in which both sides were somewhat roughly ha t A cict Ono policemals had his coat literally torn from Ills % c o and several others displayed broken heads and cut ise this morning. On being conveyed to the atation-b,.04 the conduct of the prisoners was scarcely lees vic):7of and they there broke several lanterns and a ho " crockery ware. g 0 1 ; The Magistrate sentenced Storey to pay a "al e pea or twenty titlY imprisonment fur the first assn t a per twenty-one days' imprisonment for the second. b and Gregory were severAy sentenced to dab 8, and a fine of 20s. or fourteen days. qv tre /4 AN ACTIVE. JUI.GF..—Si! , er Sir J ,, ho - 0 ,5 his seat ie the Rods' Gaut, on the 16th of April last , " jle ciear(d off every portion of the business of the court. er Ai , has disposed of 90 causes and re-hearings; 101 turtb 5'3 ain 3 sections, pleas, demurrers, and exceptions; cl _ „s e tr• special ease , „ 160 petition.;, besides short and co nsent 0 r . ,, tions Judgment has been given in every instancdee. single exception, in which it was thought that by ar i!?, o .. a dt;i:ion the parties may be brought to au amicable 1-3' ne ra. CoAr e EXCURSIONS ON THE LONDON AND SOUTH. r Relew.ty.— The London down tra in on Sunday .( ua to to, 100 first, 414 second, and 1,595 third-class passeng L q s _ first 2,109. 'lke London down train on Monday brou 147 second, and 471 third class ; total, 655. The.,ijanTi"6ll up train on Monday maveyed 37 first, ill secenc so _ k , ga te third class ; total, 760. Thera was a train to 11 c " 400 of 141 and back on Monday, which conveyed about classes. Grand total, 3,924. —Brighton Guardtan. 45 p 28 32% 321 h 21 1 8 :36 Sty 59 `..••••••••••••....... THE pu S l o , u s ?teens:. I ltrived this af Indies, with t r ow,p, Admi the Medway 1/1".) Strong ViindS, With v ,The latest Jamaica, J 1 b n s ag na r °lll4 • eis h ia3r: se3 1181 e :: o 9A;: i. 2nd n ;u9:ll' 3v , j;(,1: °3l c l is b. Limes of c i ttei ce, 10 CASE Ittruparilla, Pecks and bu , tlo 7ll _-“%ci. Ye Q. ooyood lq • us e 3 tnptv a k Mr 4it-13 totte r c IL: