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EV E i 1:4 G , A AN: SATU It Dit Y JAN UARY 25 _ . . . . . T H E SUN, LC)N DON 1' 1 s-----....- . --....-- • • to ill ,, b _urg and Oldenburg, informing them that, in i •I'llE SHARE MARKETS. I - MINES. "---- CFIANCE It Y.-( `HIS DAY.) UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. mark and of the ratification of peace between Den- I BRITISH RAILWAYS I Business done The farther hearing of the part-heard lunatic petition OXFORD, JAN. 24. Paid. Nominal Prices. i 'ark and the German Confederation, a close has been 1 - 1 Business done to-day. "In re Franks," occupied the Lord Chancellor the whole The Junior Proctor will receive the names of under- The Que Petro that painful misunderstanding which SO long Railways. Paid. Nominal Prices. to-day. morning, graduates, who intend to offer themselves for the re- to-day. th "cl d the Duke and his people; that the inhabi- _ ' - - Anglo iiMexicanHs. 51. p.) 100 -- • • ROLLS' COURT.-(TIIIS DAY.) Tuesday, January 28, from one till two o'clock. 0 , 41 (1 , 41 of Launburg had always stood up fur legal Aberdeen.. .. .. ..I 50 10 to I , o% di x.n. 10% dia x..n. Asturian . Do. Preference ,. -••: 8 6 s %- A s. Australian .... •....... 4 314 - • 2 l% 2%7, Consent petitions and short causes occupied the Master Wednesday. January 29, from one till two o'clock. e ' l % and will, therefore hail the restoration of thepauied by D Yal Ducali n Duchy,andhid c oi1 ~ authority the E. Juncion 1 8K 61 % - 6 xis. 2% ' ~'-' Barossa Range .. •..... 11303 t - 3% Blaenarvon Iron and Coal 50 • • -.. of the Rolls the greater part of the day. Thursday, January 30, from one till three o'clock. _ Hardwick, ti , It REVENTLOW CRIMINIL in the establishment of Ayrshire and Galloway• ••1 7% '• -• ' Bolanos ;_trip ........ • • - • • -• • CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 24. Fox Maule, Belfast and County Dow 32 .. -•• British Iron.. •• •• .. •• •..... 13 5 .. -• • VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.) LIST Or TION N O E IT N R c S E3 A IE T NT T , EIE JA R N AC 2 H S, EL I O B n SI 7 ARTS CO5l- 11. Seymot: to-Vovernment, carrying out the . measures confided Berhs and liants Exten. Brazilian Imp. (is. 5/. p.) 24% .. -- • • (Before Vice-Chancellor KNIGHT BRUCE.) hefor us_ by the KING. This proclamation was read (Great Western Per- Do. Cocaes and Cuiaba 30 2% - 2 Their Rs petal 5 per 6 3s -Ip, x ri. Do. St. John del Rey.. 15 14% - 14% His Honour heard cause petitions and petitions to- Moderators: Arthur Cayley, M.A., 'Tr airy College ; Prince All , i 1 0 a large assemblage of persons, ;_by Count Eli• Birmin g ham and Oxford Cobre Copper • • .... ... 40 32% - 35% day, none of which possessed any interest. 'reir w •• Thomas Gastrin M.A.; Jesus College. Mr. Birch. kii; , CitimiNu s immediately after which the Junction, calls duly Coplapo ............ .. 14 5% -5% (Before Vice-Chaneellor Lord CRANWORTH.) "arY took the oath. paid, or with a guar... 20 29 -30 General.• Do. without a guar... 20 27 -28 Real Del Monte, Unreg. - % - % WEBSTER V. THE SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Sykes, M.A., Pembroke College. Princess Ali Binning., Wolverliainp- Do. Black Debentures. - .. -.. JUDGMENT. SWITZERLAND. tom, and Dudley, calls Do. Red Debentures .. - .. -.. His LORDSHIP gyre judgment in this case, which came In all cases of eqslity the names are bracketed. accustomed Accounts duly paid, or with a Santiago de Cuba ...... 10 9 -7% WRANGLERS. i„„_ from Berne of the 21st state that an efore him a short time since upon motion on behalf of The ban( guarantee •• • • •• 15 8 - 9 p Ti,Ti n Croft .. ••• • • • .... • • 7 10% -11 Ds Ferrers,Caius. 'Ds Rennie, Sid. t'lhb..lU'reetion bad broken out at Interlacken, and that Do. without a guar... 15 7- 8 p United Mexican •-• ••2828% 64 - 5 4 4%5 the plaintiff, Sir Godfrey Webster, of Battle Abbey, in the Castle ° basi l MISCELLANEOUS. Sussex, for an injunction to restrain the defendants, the Evans, Joh. Bedvroll, Joh. .dinner, and k r rgents, who bad attacked the Government II i , r t m n illi Stourg., NVae e r y h am p s . , •1314010 - 11 Canada ... .• . - 44 South-Eastern Railway Company, from keeping posses- Yoole, Trin. Wilson, J. A., Trin. Overture, " ti t ,"'', had been repulsed. The Stadtholder, D. Birkenhead, Lancas., and Gen. Steam Navi g ation l4 26% - 28%Calendar, Joh. Williams, R. Trin. sle w sion of or entering upon certain land for the purposes of Valse, "La li as 1 , ; had been seriously wounded. Interim:ken Cheshire Junction .. 26 .. - •.. Perin. & Oriental Steam. 50 78% -76 x. all ex. all Jackson, Caine. Claydon, / Joh. Bristol and Exeter.. • • 100 77 -79 Royal Mail Steam .. • • 'eau occupied by Bernese troops. Buckinghamshire • • • • 17% 17% - 17% x.n wt. Eastburn, Job. Lyde, S - Queens'. [ We cannot be answerable for the errors of the Official Lists, and His Lordship, after going shortly into the case, ordered Romanza, " Caledonian •• • • .. 50 lfAi - 10% 10% % %Dusautoy, Joh. Cowie, Trin. .11 - A 1,, Do. 10/. Preference .. 10 54 -5% 5% will not be influenced by interested correspondents.] the motion to be dismissed with costs. Smith, J. N. Job. Williams,W.O.,Queens' Hymn to thl "-iLdiET NEWS.-(THIS DAlt.) De. Clydesdale June. •• 50 ••- • • - „---- The Court, after disposing of most of the cases that - Chester and Holyhead - 50 16 - • 16% 1 6% 'A % MONE Y --.....,---- Searle, Pemb. Hemmens, Pet. The Que Alt h COVENT-G.Ci.N.BZX. Do. Preference .. .. 15 1 14 - 14% 14% Clarence .. •• .. .. 78 68 •• -•• CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. claims, proceeded with the hearing of the adjourns(' Clarke, Joh. Kirkman, Z Queens'. during the lo g , "eh the supply of Vegetables on sale to-day was Do. Ist Class, 6 per ct. 10 •• -•• The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were es- petitions. !tea , t ur the time of year, tho demand ruled steady, at Do. ee do., 5 per cent. 10 • • -• • timated at 4,000 bales. The market was dull.-In - QUEEN'S BENCH.-'THIS DAY.) Home, Corpus. Lightfoot, .S Trin. lections :- s sas t - - , Do. Gov. Loan, 4 pr. ct. 10 • • -• • Coltman, Trio. West, Emm. alto Week s prices. Fruit moved off freely, at late Railway Shares a fair business was done, at higher prices. Overture, " envies Direct Lond. and Portsm. 5 q •- -•• Gorham, Triu. ktendel, Trin. Selection, "] li r . ti . Dublin and Belfast Junct. 45 26 -24 Elie. The returns of the Bank of England for the week to (Sittings in Baeco.) Lees, Joh. Shears, Job. t ia lt°-Pine Apples, 43 Od to 6s per lb ; Hothouse Dublin and Kingstown.. 100 30 •••• .....- .... the 18th inst. show further changes, arising from the SIEVERICHT V. ARCIIIBILD. Liedesfreihe Chalker, Emm. Whitfield, Trin. H. A e ,4" , 3s 01 to tis ; Portugal, 8d to Is Od per lb; East s i i t d t 1 Anglian kn d ( Enniskillen 2sl. L. Russell, Juh. ' Butler, Triu. bats . ' la 6(1 to 3e 6d per dozen ; ditto, 6s to 15s per E. and L. & D.) - • • 25 . 2% -3 la lessened, ar.d there was a larger amount of bullion and grantin g a rule to show cause in this case. Cleve ; 1 % - 2Sti Matthew, Emm. ' Blore, Trin. eoe cto Apples, deesert, 3s 63 to Si per bushel ; Do. (181. E. & Ild •• 18 notes circulated. The private balances were reduced, The Court then proceeded to hear ca s e s in the Crown Dispatche lir ; ir ji: , thtto, 3s 64 to lis 03 ; Oranges, Cs Od to 103 and probably with a view partly to discharge loans cb- paper; that of " The Queen v. Wigton," having refer- Yates, s Job. nial Office Do c ' en ( t 3l i'reTr . e ) nce Pe !. 3% 1% -1% 1/, 61 ' , '2 Lernotis, 64 to 103 per 100 ; Pomegranates, 3d Do. (5'1.) 7 pr. ct. Pref. 5 1- 14 tained, for the item other securities, which comprehends epee to the validity of the order of a rem oval of a lune,- SENIOR OPTIMES. Ceylon ; disa 4r es ,, ,ach; Almonds, 65 03 to Os 01 per peck ; ditto, D0.(71.175.)7p.c.Pref. 2 % - I discounts, &c., was smaller. Compared with the p re - tic p au p e r, occupying the greater part of the morning. D 3 Gemmel), Jesus. 'Ds Hudson, Joh. High Comm 'Pe r I t ", 5 I'd to 3s Od per lb ; Brazil Nuts, 108 Od to 14s Eastern Counties .. .. 20 6- 64 6 %% % % vious week, the alterations are as follows:- Their Lordships rose early, in order to be present at Adolphus, Corpus. Smith, J. N., Trin. Governors o li roi Thel ; Barcelona ditto, 20s 01 to 22s Od per Do ia) E . x i ten.,.. per cent. 613 4 !4 - %px.d. p x.d. Notes Issued ... ... ... 27,918,170 the argument of " The Queen v. Bird," in the Eutaw Young, Trin. Clements, Emm. ar s e ; Filberts, 60s Od to 705 Od per 100 lbs. Do. No. 2 ......6 13 4 % die. -% p par Decrease ... ... ... 92,020 quer Chamber. Itlousey, Z Sid. Masheder, Magd. Qt,,,,e74letables-Savoy Cabbages, 8d to is per dozen ; Do. New preference, 6 1 Rest 3 225 214 Stewart, S Caius. Stone, Jesus. COURT 0 10% - 10% 10% %Everard, Job. 6 3 ( „k s, Is 6d to 2s 6d per dozen bunches ; Brocoli, per cent. •• - - Increase ... ... ... 30,816 COMMON PLE A S.--(THIS DAY.) Williams, J. D., Trin. 'el to Do. North. and. East. Jackson, Sid. Harris, Clare. Her Mejes le t 101 per dozen bundles ; Potatoes, 60s to 1005 6 per cent. -.. 50 63 -64 Public Deposits ... ... ... 5,847,019 (Sittings in Banco.) 2s sd °4 ; ditto 3s 6d to 4s 9d per cwt; ditto, Is 9d to Do. do. 5 per cent .. 50 55 -57 Decrease ... ... ... 608,088 DOE DEM. BAINBRIGGE U. BAINBRIGGE. Leicester, Joh. Rowe, Joh. at the Castle b et P'sr bushel ; Turnips, Is 6d to 2s 6d per twelve Do. do., New •• .. 43 4- 6 p Other Deposits ~. ... ... 10,517,783 This important case was resumed this morning. Standen, Trio. Harcourt, Z_ Trio. in the tempo. we e , Eastern Union, class A, Moudsey, Christ's. Wilson, A. Trin. as on former kil t , lsucumbess, 6(1 to Is each; Leeks, Id to 2d late E. U. shares .. 25 5% - 6 % Decrease ... ... ... 458,073 The reading of the Judge's notes and the depositions, 2s 0 , 1 ‘ 31 2b; Celery, 9d to Is 6d per bundle; Carrots, Do. do. do. .. 6 •• -• • Seven Day and other Bills ... 1,206,425 which occupied the whole of yesterday and was not Goodwin, Cath. Heywood, Trim About eigh Is 6 , 1 to 5s Od per dozen bunches ; Spinach, is Oct to Do. do., B& C shares 25 4- 44 4% % Decrease ... ... ... 41,083 finished last night, was resumed this morning and ter- Lowland, Joh. Ward, Caius. Highness th li@v e . P.,s'r half sieve ; Onions, 2s Od to 2t 6d per half Do. do., scrip, g uaran. Government Securities ... ... No alteration minated shortly after twelve o'clock. The Court then Norton, Job. Eaton, Trin. nesses the n 6 percent. •• • • 20 164 - 16% 17% lete ebw i t 'ltanieh ditto, 16s Oct to 18s Od per box ; Arti-Other Securities ... ... ... 12,619,768 rose, the Learned Judges having arranged to sit in the Loeock, Caius. Wallace, Jesus. Royal, the P East Lancashire .. .. 25 124 - 12.4 12% %ri t e ) v't, ls 6d to 2s Oct per half sieve; Endive, is Od Do. New q uarters .. 6% 2% -3% Decrease ... ... ... 891,596 Court of Criminal Appeal in the Exchequer Chamber. Downes, E. Trio. King, Christ's. coropanied b be ect a t( *) 4 Per score ; Horseradish, is Od to 4s Od per Do. 6 per cent. pref. Notes - ... ... ... 7,971,140 The case will be resumed on Tuesday morning. Burn, Trin. Harden, Magri. Royal Hight 614 •• -•• ls J Red Beet, 61 to Is Od per dozen; Mushrooms, wasL u re c o r hi s t i sn e e s , ' gun. •6 . Decrease ... ... - 161,450 Amos, Clare. Williamson, Caius. the Baron an TO Pate -Is 6,1 per pottle; Sea Kail, is 63 to 2s 6d per per cent •••. .. 25 32 -33 x,d. 32% a. Int. Bullion ... ... ... ... 14,526.447 EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. Seed, Joh. Countess of et. Edinbur g h and Glas g ow 50 28 -29 Decrease ... .. .... 115,402 (THIS DAY.) JUNIOR OPTIMES. Marchioness Edin., Perth, and Dundee 25 5% - 6 Ds Sister, Joh. Ds Tatham Joh. Hardwicke, Active Circulation ... ... 19,947,030 CRIMINAL APPEALS. , l'i 1 ,!!, tIVGA.Tra herrn LEADENECALL. Do. Newport .. .. 15 •• -•• Hubbard, job, Taylor, Pet. Lord and La "• 8, c r .t aYB, 35 6d to 9s; Geese, 4s Od to 74 04 ; Ducks, Exeter and Exmouth .. 11 0 % - % Increase ... ... ... 69,430 THE QUEEN V. BIRD AND WIFE. oCi k ; '`) 35 04 ; Tame Rabbits, Is Oct tots 9d; Wild ditto, Glas g ewand South-West, 50 .. -.. There was an improvement yesterday afternoon in All the judges of the thr ee commo n law courts, with Phillips, Emm. Wem)ss, Jesus. and Colonel 1 Leo, Emm. Langton, Joh. Her Majel et c ! ,, '',.., od; Pigeons, 6d to 9.1 ; Roasting Pi g s, 4s to 6s 6d vo. dej t g n B s , va s a to te c i l l. the rates for Bills of Exchange upon most of the Conti- the exception of Mr. Baron Platt, who is at chambers, to E4i l warr ey F owls , 6$ to 9$ Od; ditto Chickens, 4s Od Gloti o c'ester &Deaniorest 16 •• - - :•. nental cities. Paris, 90 days', was taken at 25 50 ; sat in this court this afternoon for the purpose of hearing Borrow, Joh. Batemau, Z . Joh. Viscountess t °i; Warn-door Fowls, 3s 0,1 to 6s 01 per couple; Great .Northern .. .. 11 t ,_ 25 174 - 17% 11% %4 1 f AntWerp, at 25 20; Amsterdam, at 11 174 to ; Hem- the argumente in the above case, the particulars of which Davis, Z Joh. Kennion, Z. Trin. Stanley and 0 4, s ", Eggs, los Od to OA 04 ; French dist°, Os Od to Do. halves, A, deferred 12% 6% -8% 6 % % burgh, at 13 5i to 6 ; Frankfort, at 1171; Vienna, at 12 have been repeatedly before the public. Hardwick f Joh. Holmes, 0. F., Job. Marquis of Do. halves, B, 6 per ct. 12% 11% - 11% 11% % Lyon, Trin. Bignold, Trin. Berkeley Drt te r . "l: 4 ll Irish ditto, 8:, 91 to Os 01 per 100; Fresh But-50 to 55 ; and Leghorn, at 30 60 to 65. At Hataburgh The Court was crowded to excess with strangers, and , it ) Do. 5 per cent. pref. •• 12% 12% - 128 12 %Cheese, Joh. Tore, Joh. Wemyss, eqt li tt , -1 to Is 2d per It) ; Partrid g es, is 3d to is 9d ; Great Southern and last Friday the exchange on London rose from 13 1 there was a very numerous attendance of gentlemen of 24•43, 2i Od to 25 9d ; Leveret:a 2s Od to 3s 03 ; Grouse, Western, Ireland - 50 39 -40 to 13 11. the bar. Collins, Z_ Joh. Redmayne, Z . Trin. Sesmour, ec Ik ; c, ; 1) 25 94 ; Pheasants, 2s 9d to 3s 6d; Teal, 6d to 1 7 .. eighths .. - ... 10 2 0 % 242 -- ;It m ' i. The exports of bullion from London direct, during the The prisoners, it will be recollected, were tried at the Currie, S Trio. Wrey, i Joh. Master of tht C uti ''PEs, 6d to 9ii ; Wild Ducks, 9d to 2s 04 ; W id- Gr p a o t . Z : • , ,h 4( .1 . Eng . l . and .. Week 0 Thursday last, comprised the following amounts; last Exeter Spring Assizes for the minder of Mary Ann White, Camila Seymour, Jesus. A select pi ta g ,: , 9 , 1 to Is 6d ; Plovers, ed to 9d ; Ptarmagan, Do. new 30/. .. - 30 ••- • • -Gold co i n t o Belgium, 8,510 ounces; to Dunkirk, Parsons, an apprentice girl, and ultimately acquitted. Paley, Pet. Hubbard, Caius. witness the "to 2s 3d ; and Woodcocks, 2s Oct to 3s each. Do. new 151. -.. 15 ••- • • 10,000/, and gold bars to Dunkirk, 245 ounces. Silver At the subsequent assizes they were indicted and con- Stratton, Trio. Young, Christ's. Dowager C Great Western .. .. 100 81% -82 82 83 82% 82 t . c fs NEIXrPC372.T. Do. New, 171. .. -. 17 3% -34 die. 13% 14 coin to Corfu, 22,000 0z3.; silver bars to Hatnborougb, victed of an assault, and an appeal was made to this Creswick, 1 Trin. Godfrey, Emm. Molyneux, tl ve al e s , fro m 2s 6d to 35 44 ; Mutton, 2s 10d to 3s 104; Hull and Slby.. .. 50 101 - 103• 25,000 ozi. ; to Dunkirk, 18,700 ozs.; and Shanghae, Court to quash the conviction. Foster, S - Trin. Jeckell, Job, and Rev. Ed ,as 4(1 to 4s Od; Pork, 3s 4d to 4s Od per 81bs. Do. half shares .. .. 25 50 -52 5 134 38,800 ozs. Mr. SLADE, who now appeared for one of the pri- Holmes, F. G., I Job. Openshaw, Joh. Moore, the I Do. q uarter shares -• 12% 23 -24 5 Trio. Barnard, Christ's. 03 of r "917111TMCE.113?E1.. Lancaster and Carlisle .. 50 68 -70 The state of trade in the textile manufacturing dis- wipers, Robert Curtis Bird, submitted two propositions Payne, Berkeley, Vi se a ; e's ''rem 2s 2d to 3s 4,1; Mutton, 2s 64 to 3s 10d; Do. thirds .. .. -111345% - 6 % P. P tricts is satisfactory, and prices are firm, a good spring ftioorntwhees,cotnhsaitdtehraettiorunooifsstuh:rCaiosuedrabyTthheep%sdtiporgoispwosais- Kingdon, Caius. Moorsom, Trin. Cox, and MI 13 Od to 38 104; Pork, 23 6d to 4s od per 811 as. Lancaster and Preston .. 4734 26 -27 P demand being looked for. Newenham, Christ's. Richardson, Cath. Greville, La Lancaehire and Yorkshire 100 56% - 57% 57% 58 57% Andrews, Caius. The English Stock Market has been firm, and there not presented to the jury by the Learned Judge who Bluest, Z Emm. Charles and ; l• 'e trots, , BILEaNGSGLITE. . Do. q uarter shares .. 25 10% -103 dis.l Girling. Caius. ed to roes, 4s Od to lls Od ; Brills, 8d to 15 44 ; Soles, Do. tuths .. •• • 11% 7% -74 clis.l 44 % have been several purchases for the first Transfer-day tried the case, and that if it had been, the detendants Norwood, f Queen's. Colonel the I lOs .." ad per pair; Haddocks, 6d to ls each; Flounders, Do. F. 20/. .. •• .. 6 13e -1 ew dia. next week. Consols realise 961: for Transfer, and would have been entitled to an acquittal ; and next, that AGROTAT.-Dg Sampson, Cath. Georgians Bt Do. new, guaranteed 6 86a- -,i- for Account. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per as a general rule of law, the prisoners having been ac- The examination for the Natural Sciences Tripos will Seymour, Mr Vire '2sOa pe r dozen; Cod Fish, 4e Od to 8s Oct each ; per cent .. .. .. 100 130 -135 x.i. 14:f a t t 4 L ngt', 316c1 to 6s 6d per 15 ; Eels, 6d to is per lb; Do. Plodders. & Sheff. 50 .. --- Cents. have been quoted 98-Z- to 99, and the Three per quitted on the first indictment, which included all the I : 3 3 l . :sel n di a t t h . e Senate-house, commencing on Monday, Cooper and 1 e s i,"efa, Is 3d to 3s Od each; Crabs, 64 to 2s Od Leedsljo. Westar 3 Riding rad fe rd Unio . n . 114 6 -5% dia. 50 96 - 97" 96% Cents. 97-4 is Exchequer-bills have bocn quoted 575. assaults contained in the second, could not be tried again to 605., and India Bonds 68s. to 71s. premium. for the same offence. nine o clock. Candidat,s are requested to C anning , Ml send in their names to the Professor of Anatomy, Officer of th 6a I , herrings, 2s to 4s Od per 100; common Oysters , Trumpington-etreet, on or before the preceding Friday. the Regimeni Leeds and Thirsk . .. .. 50 13% - 14% 13% 14 The Foreign Market is firm, but extremely quiet. The case was not likely to conclude to-day. tie1,;, 2 3 per bushel; Smelts, Is Od to 23 03 per doz; Do. pref. 6 p ct., No. 1 9 3% -2% dis. Peruvian Deferred Bonds have been done at 33i, and The examination for the Moral Sciences Tripos will Horse Guard he e "h• 2d to 3d per lb; aud Sprats, is 6d to 3s Od Do. pref. 6 p e t., No. 2 17 3% - 3 dig. BAIL COURT.--(THIS DAY.) be held in the Senate-house, commencing on Monday, Her Majes rusher Do. pref. 6 pct., No. 3 5 1% - % dia. Mexican ex• div. at 331. Spanish Five per Cents. have Do. pref. q rs., 1846 .. 9 %-14 P February 3, at nine o'clock. Candidates are requested ing in an ant, BREAD. been quoted 17i. Dutch Four per Cents. are 91, (Sittings in Banco before Mr. Justice ERLE.) Liverpool, Crosby, andto send in their names to Trinity College Lodge on or The Queen before the preceding Friday Jan. 31. N.B. TWO prizes, illustrious cir 'f r i l l° Prices of Wheaten Bread in the metropolis are , Olt . 7 , Southport . ... 15 .. -.. Railway Shares have been very buoyant, and there Mr. COWLING moved for a rule nisi calling , upon a of fifteen pounds each ill be given to the two candi- formauce con 1 '" t - Ad f Household ditto scl to b i d por 41b Oar . 01,. ; 0 , London and Bla'ckw • aU .. 11 637% -7% 7% 4 % heve beim ler g ely increased dealin g s at a, material ad- Mr. Longhorn, a shoemaker, in Old Hutton, in West dates who - show theg're w atest proficiency in moral phi- The follow London, Bri g hton, and va.nce on the previous rates. Great Northern, North- moreland, to show cause why a mandamus should not loeoph in this examination,if they possess sufficient SIDE IVIARALET. South Coast .. .. 100 95 -96 95% 96 95 Western, Midland, South-Eastern, South-Western, York issue commanding him to pay the overseers of that 12111b,arlset hides, 561 b to 641 b, lid to 2d; ditto, 641 b to Do. g uarteed. 5 per ct., late Croydon thirds.. 9 le% - 114 and North Midland, &c., are all higher. merit. Y %la , 24 to 2:1-d; ditto, 721 b to 8016, 20 to 3d ; ditto, Do. preference, S p ct. 150 57 -60 59 township the sum of 195/. 4s. 10d. under the following The East Lancashire Railw a y dividend is to be at circumstances:-Some time ago a man named Richard Her Majesty di tto so 881 b, 3d to 3.-1-d; ditto, 881 b to 961 b, 3/-cl to 4d ; Do. preference, cony. 5 the rate of 2 per cent. per annum. The report is Simpson was tried for murder at the Westmoreland RAILWAY RETURNS acts, 04 to 961 h to 1041 b, aid to 4d ; ditto, 104113 to 1121 b, per cent., 1852 .. 50 57 -60 tolerably favourable. Summer Assizes, and acquitted on the ground of in- Do. uew g uaranteed, 6 .61.- TR , AFFIC RETUaNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. fell, ~ ° , l. Calf Skins, light, is 6d to 3s Od; ditto, per cent. .. .. .. 100 138 - 140 QUAR7'ER TO THREE. Captain Chat nevertheless tw o parties f the detained county, in prison, assisted Basil Firebra kJ " 4 to Os Od; Horn Hides, 63 Octto Os Od; Lamb London.and Greenwich .12 15 4 11% -12 v,..ti s ‘, Console ... .. ... ... 96i i e a ,. '° 4 Odto Os Od; Polled Sheep, 6s Od to 76 4d ; Do. preference . .. 20 23% - 24%Peter Pallma •. , 11 London and N.-Western 100 124% -125 124% 125% Ditto Account ... ... ... 961 i a s a c n o i a ) shortly in . afterwards is s il io e ne w r a o s f lunacy and a surgeon, inquired into miles 1 Receipts. Tom He de it 1 41 1111(1 Half-buds, 5s Od to 5s 11d; Downs, 3s 9d to Do. do. new quarters . 17 3.4 -4 p. [125 ONE CLOSINGIBSO. 1851. Beaver ... each. Do. tuns .. .. .. 12 44 -4% p. 16 34 PRICES OF BRITISH miss O'CLOCK. the state of his mind, and certified, under the Act of_ NAME OF RAILWAY. BRITISH. RAY ZtIC.AMEMTS. Do. 10/. sh., M. & B (c) 1 2% -2% p. ~, 3 per Cent. Reduced Anna. ... 9714 % PRICES. Parliament which gave them authority to take cogni -- -- Boaz .£877 £1 237 ... I/ MI TnesELD.-Meadow Hay, 2/ 88 to 3/ 15e; Clover, London and .-Western . 100 83% - 84% 57% zance of the matter, that he was insane. Sir George Aberdeen •...........••• •- • • •.. ..... • , Chenille ... Os 8" 85 83. A 3 - per Cent. Consols Annuities... -... 96%%34% _ i875_21. opened, 96% Grey, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State, who 3 7% Belfast and Ballymena ••••••• • • • • • • • ••••::: 1,0i30-41 ForestNi col e . . 4 a te 41 Os ; and Straw, 11 Os to 1/ 7s per load. Do. new new s°l• - •• 42% 7 9 - 8 dis. NOW 314 per Cent. Ann 5............... 9874 99 .... ulod e 401. .. .. 346 dis. , 98 , N'i had power to do so under the same Act, ordered him to 17 0„ tate supply, and a steady demand. Do. new preference • • 5 '24-2% p. India Bonds, 1,000/.. et, "tloEsti seND . - Meadow Ray, 21 8s to 31 17s ; Londonderry & Coleraine 25 • • -•• South Sea Stock - Belfast and County Down.. Mons. La Ros ru de firm, at Os to 4/0s ; and Straw, 1/ is to li 8s per load. Do. half shares .. .. 5•• - •• Ditto Old Annuities BB B ro ir lis k tto e on n f h aß es da d et , k L .bu an etren eas ;ai r d. e . ,.. ..c1 . ...C . :1; . ei5ihi . ..r . .e • 53, 615 7 .:, 3188 West York •• •• 41J 621 1 Officer ... Lowestoft, g uar. 4 per ct. 20 14 -16 14% x. d. Console for Account 965, 5 3: Y4 96 , y8 ' 5 Now, Simpson is possessed of considerable property of leo Caledonian__ ........ ••,„„ „ „ ,„ 1 , 16 117:.firru, at our q uotations. D 3. do. 6 per cent. •• 20 .. -•• Exchequer Bills. I%d..fs 2d a leasehold character, while Mr. Longhorn, the party Cloy . 1-ITECHAPEL. - Meadow Hay, 2/ 7s to 31 168; Londonderry and Ennis- 1,0001. June 59 57 60 p ,60 p against whom the present application was made, held 3294% C D l u its iin ter a a n n d d il H ei e t l a yp t e j a un d.. c . tii:n . i • ................ , 23 77 4 2, 4 20 29 3 G G a a r o c le a r n ...... , . 1951. 43. 10d. in trust for the lunatic. This having been Prisoner ... k is , r ) :-;1 Os to 41 Os; and Straw, II Os to 1/ 7s per load. kinen. .. •.. • • 7% 5 .. _ .. ONE CLOSING Do. half shares • • • •b 63 Dublin Dublin and and D Kin ro ggs h t e o d w a h ...... ..... :.......... . 4 6 7 5 , 4 fg7 7 h'Y good, and trade dull. Manchester, Buxton, and PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. PRICES. ascertained, an order of justice, in pursuance of' the 16% Dundee and Arbroath •• •. •• •• •• _ - - 381 11anish Bonds, 1825,3 per cent.... -77 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 496 595 Frenchmen Matlock .. .. .. 5% 4% -3% dia. of the Act of Parliament had been served on 3 1 provisions , TU, V - Manchester, Sheffield, & M,x icon 5 per Cent. 1846, with Coupons- - Longhorn, requiring him to igive up the money to the 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen- --• • • ... 13, 155 4,,,,, -. SAILORS STRIKE IN THE NORTH.-SUNDER - Lincolnshire •• .. 100 24 -25 24% Ditto, 'Ex Jan. Coupons an.... - 67 3 ,i East An g 1ian................ - ...... 611 563 - overseers of the towuship of Old Hutton, so that they 79 - East Lancashire •.................... 2,589 3,532 Clarina Chime :' THURSDAY NIGHT.-In addition to the Wearmen, the Do. q uarters, No. 1 - 25 lOW- 11% Ditto, Account 0 ,, 1 e1l of Shields, Hartlepool, and Seaham are now out. Doniew,lo/. preference 10 104 - 10% might reimburse themselves the expenses they 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk ........ 13,6,13 12,735 Polly Pallmal Do., Cl. Preference - 2 % - % a Peruvian Bonds, 41,4 per Cent - - 95 Eastern Uni0n...................... 1,b25 1,7 " Madame La I % ti e, few of the owners, who had their vessels lying loaded Ditto Deferred 116% Edinbur g h and Glasgow .... ........ 2,45 i 3,241 Madame Viol er e , a Wear and Tyne, have paid the wages demanded, got Do. Manchester and Lincoln Union .. 4203% -2% dis. dig. Portuguese • 6 per Cents. - _ of mind and removing him to the asylum, as well as 71 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee ...... 1,940 '2,194 of t (;" and sent their vessels to sea. A meeting of upwards Midland •• -.. .. ICO 60 - 50% t 504 % 51 Ditto,4 per Cent. - 35 maintaining him there. Longhorn, however, acting un- 18 Furness Railway - . .... •......... - 141 Babette ... 0 se hi a large amen was held on the Town-moor to-day. There Do .. co n s olidate d pref :. 1( 3 )( 5 1 6 . ‘ .._- 1 19iiclis. x. 115% 16% [ 15k 1/18!i'm Bonds 4.4 - After whit - der the advice of counsel, refused to comply with the 171% Glasgow, and So . uth-Western........ 2,799 3,:( 5 1 22% Glas g ow, Paisley, and Greenock .... 833 Esq., entitled 2,0e 0 procession of Tyne seamen from mile s, about Ditto, 41 3 ( t per Cent , - 96 3 / 4 order, and as there was no other means of enforcing it P/i the overseers had been compelled to sue for the inter- Ue6i Great Northern and E. L.- -- - - Great Southern and Western .. (l . r . c . lan .. d2 Oen, o f them. A procession, three deep, of a mile in length, Do: Binnin g & * D . Derby 100 24 -26 [l6%x.i. Do. Consol. Bristol & Seale:eh 5 per ont. 184,0 2 e ri - tii , 9 9sed Of 'yne and Wear seamen, proceeded through the Birmin g ., 6 per cent. 100 125 - 127 x.d. x.d. Dividends on the above peyable in London. ferenco of this Courts 262% Great Western .• . 2,612 i: 6 , , ,1 89 01 , /, im ,th,,„'lPal streets of the town during the forenoon, and after Do. Bristol & Glouces. 46 .. -.. D Itch 21,4 per Cent., 12 Guild. .- - 5 7 3 % Mr. Justice Erten doubted whether a mandamus would 90 Lancaster and Carlisle ........ ...... 3,164 3,824 4 4 " 1 1lier returned by the same route. The . Shieldsmen Do. do. do. .. 29 16 0 - -•• Ditto. 4 per Cent. Certificates 91260 Lancashire and Yorkshire... Do. Erewash Val. pref. 50 .• - •.. 91 lie; by an action at law. 39 Leeds and Think ••..•• •• • . • ....... 660 781 Swyzel ... w e r t gene home, and everything has passed off in peace and Captain A Del ••• .. - oe COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Mr. COWLING said the Act of Parliament certainly 12% Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... ... 10,609 13,650 66 - Peter D Spyk t er races. The speakers at the meeting expressed their de- Do. Leic. & Svriuulng. 8 per cent. g uar. • . 100 Amiterdam .......... 11 16 Gibraltar...• .......... - gave the overseers the power of seizing the lunatic's pro- 5158 La n n d do o n . and and 8 .N i 0 n r e t k h w W a1 e i !t . e . rn ....... ........ 37, 5 4 3 7 6 4 38,795501 Gertrude ... lip on 11 .,e'l hostility to the Mercantile Marine Act, and looked Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 47% .. -•• unto, threemonths.. 11 17% Leghorn - ...... ••..... 30 65 perty, but as Longhorn was in Ernestine Rot e a , , the forfeiture of one day's pay for swearing, one day , s Middlesbro' and Redcar, , 171% London, Bri g hton, and South Coast.. 5,776 8,078 D ,,•T for not bein g shaved and washed on Sundays, one days 6 per cent. g uar. • • 50 .. -.. A ito a tter e d r am .......... 11 17% (:lenoa -•• • • ...... ••.•25 55 civil law iel le i , „, , .no way violating the 15 Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 114 135 Assistan e afeit • Iraq a ashing their clothes on the S un d a y, an d the Newcastle and h Carliale.. 100 25 .... -..... .... doubted whether he could bo made amenable to an ac- Brasse!s --a a a ..., 25 20 Venice ........ •• • • .... - di en ure of one day's pay by the cook if he has not the Do. q uarter s ares .. 3 _ 3% 34 li a mbur g h ......M.B. 13 6 Naples ...... •• .... •• 41% lion for trover or any other cause. If, therefore, the 1 1 34 Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. 72 100 The theatre Newmarket • • • • • • 2 3 157 es Manchester, Sheffield, andiLincolnshire 4,005 5,814 a rca _ e ready for the crew at the appointed lime, as t . he &tone ... ... -- - - - ['Werra°, perez •••••••• 124% man d amus were refused, the overseers would have no Do exteusion scrip •• 212 0 .. -•• 393 Thomas Grie op tyranny. It is expected that the principal ship- Paris, 3 days'si g ht -•-• 24 9734 Messina .............. 124% 9% Manchester and South Junction.- 311 s , remedy, and the support of the lunatic would be thrown 28 Maryport and Carlisle .............. - New Port, Aber g avenny, upon the country, notwithstandi ng that he was possessed 579 44' 1 '8 will comply with the demands of the men for an and He • • • • 6 -. -•• Ditto. 3 months .... 25 20 Lisbon.... •• .... •• •• • • 537 s Mural - Mies ••- • • ...... 25 22% 0p0rt0.......... ••.. • • 53% o p u Dint l.d g 49614 Midland ..... ...... ...... ........ 18,449 19,685 SPQR t an e.e of wages. The a g itation against the shipping- Newry & Enniskillen .. 7 .. -.. 80urdeaux......... . - Hie Janeiro ........ •• - of sufficient means to maintain himself, which would Frantforton Maine.... 117% Buenos Ares ... •.. • • - Midland Great Western Irish ...... 927 1,101 feceso 1, increasing and a memorial to the Board of Trade Newry, Warrenpoint, & toe • ' ,Vi Newcastle and Cariisie . 1,805 1,925 certainly be an anomalous state of things. There were 146 North British ...........:::::•••• - 2,922 3,057 LIVER ner1in..........„..... analogous cases injthe books to this, and as it was of im k s heir abolition has received the signature of 1,000 seamen Rostrevor • • • • • • 20 "" -' • Weights Qntiderland. Norfolk .. .. _.. 100 22 -24 23 34 26 - New York,6odays'slght - Vienna, effect fie...... 13 0 Philadelphia .... • • .... - 222 North Staffordshire ................ 3,146 4,3 . 63 I' g Do. New 201. shares.. 15 15 -14 dig. Trieste, ditt0.......... 13 0 ?Rim OP sermon. PER 01, c p u o s r s ta ed n7 h t e o t h h o o pe pr th li e e ethoautrtthweNorth-Western .. .... . .. 439 i hg ' PEAL OF THE WINDOW- TAX.-Yesterday even- I ) s s . Extension .. .. 20 1 5 34 - 1634 x.i. :1 3 7 16% Petersburgh, Sit Rble.. 37% Forei g n Geld inbars..43 17 9 47 Scottish Central .. : .:.: - - . - 1,155 1,541 Sir John sage 111 pursuance of a requisition from the ratepayers, a eo. g uar. 534 per cent. 5 4% - 5 Madrid •• ...•........ 50 Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 0 rsahnotualdrbuelefutollyshdoisw -5425 Sottish Midland .::: :: :. :. :: :: .•, :: 322 482 Do. Waveney Valley 2 .. - ••Cause. 47 Shrewsbury and Chester e tit. l i g was held in the vestry of St. George-the-Martyr,. Cadiz - -•........... 60 SpanishDoublooas 0 Northern Counties Union 4 • • -• • Sir Peter Li Vainhope :: e atit . wark, "for the purpose of considering the propriety of North British- .. .. 25 8% -8% 8% li 34 Barcelona - - ........ - New Do ll ars .....„ 0 4 11% eli a J us ti ce Eller. thought enough had been stated to 30 Shropshire Union . • 1,315 1,445 Peter Simple ta g and the Le g islature for a total repeal of the window- Do. Preference •• .. 5 5- 54 Sevilla- •• .. .• •• ••- .• - Silver in bars -••..•• 0 5 1% justify a rule to show cause, and the Learned Counsel 25384 Bout h Eastern.... . t] also also to take into consideration the propriety p of en- North Staffordshire - 1 734 8% -8% dis. 9% 0% LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--( _ m i g ht, therefore, take one, callieg upon Longhorn to South Devon• •••• • .. . 75 South Wales .. • • •..... ...... ..., - THIS DAY.) answer the facts, or to show why the overseers should 853 British Yec a aae ` l , Parliament for a representative control er the ma- North-Western .. .. 17 .. -.. 69 South York.,Doneastcr, and Goole .. - 1,173 ae; "lent and expenditure of the county rates;" Mr. Alex- Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton.. .. 50 164 - 16% 16% % % LONDON, JAN. 25.-Wind at noon S.S.E., light breeze not seize the property of the lunatic. 40 Taff Vale •• .• • • ....... . ,7 Christie in the chair. The chairman opened the pro- Preston and Wyre .. 25 42 -43 and fine. Rule nisi accordingly. 36 Ulster .••••••••• • • • •• • • ............ 731 1, 826 Lucy Neale 1 11 it n g B in a speech explanatory of the objects of the meet- Do. Halves (A) .. .. 10% 7% -8% p. SIMMINIMM• 25 Waterford and Limerick • • ........ • • - 321 Victim .., arid as ~... , denounced the tax. of which they . prayed the repeal Readin g , Guildford, and NEWPORT, JAN. 24.-Wind W. fine.-Sld. Frederick, a......... 13 West Cornwall .• •••. - • ............ 287 277 Fugitive T op -"Illst •O rtn. , impolitic, and opposed to - Rei g ate.. .. .. ~ 20 21 •-• 21% 21% City Point, Virginia; Pomona, Grenada; Berman,St. THE EXHIBITION AND ^ LIHNG.-SiF -- 12 Whitehaven Junction ............... 162 184 IT, Bui ) 293 York and Newcastle, and Berwick ... .11,343 12,872 Vincent; Tusket, St. Thomas ,• Palestine, City Point, Your readers will be glad to lea rn • t h e have felt the force 25s York d N orth Midland. •• • ..... •• 5.537 6,617 Medora ew 4 Mr. C. Palmerthen Moved, and Mr. Hearn seconded, nOyStoll and Ilitchin .. 64 7% - 8 ,if y an Fanny Ellslei m ir e - Do. Shepreth Exten.es 2% 1 -14 p. Virginia; Fortuna, Atalantis; Victoria and Albion, St. of your well-meant and kindly /4re! ,ion embodying the opinions of the meeting as ea- C e ntral .. .. 25 14 - 14% 14% I% expressed remarks as to the FOREIGN. Farnham , t ar 'aed b y the chairman. Mr. Arches supported the motion, Scottish Midland .. .. 25 7 - 8 Thomas; Sophia, New Orleans. strength of the buildin g in Hyde Park as strongly a s I 76% Amiens 1,026 and Boulo g ne. •• •• •••••• •• • • 1,107 A - 392 gi,,,,s ~ tin t. trusted that the country would insist upon the repeal being Do , new .. .. .. 22% 5 -5% L'CILLY, JAN. 22.-The Bernardus Netherlands have, that the contractor s are stren g thening the structure at a second column at each angle firml ‘: 4 3 I ) t i onTe e rel; . a . n . d . .. Troyes •••. ::::::• • • • • • • • 5 4 4 8 874 Shrewsbury & Birmin g . troefltidintional ; and Mr. Baker proposed an amendment, schooner, from Nickeni, put in here yesterday with loss the junction of the nave and transept, by the introduction of 336 Northern of France •• ••• :• :: :: 14,586 15,88 8 Rat-trap .... , bolted at intervals to tee orwans to Bour g es (Cent.) .... a 2 028 2,658 of n n(11 . g t h e demand of . t h e meeting s olely on tle:injustice Casa A.. .. .. .. 13 5 3 634 - 6 dig. 6 4 dia. Do. Class 8.. • • .• 912 a 5% - 5 et a % A des. of topmast, sails, and pumping up sugar ; hies been re- , ~, Flay-and-Hal Thsesteeting legislation in reference to the window duties Do. New Guarantee.. 8 1034 - 10% so% commended to discharge part of her cargo, being very the T h h u i Tld a i s il 3 g . , and could not safely have been left as at first constructed. A second girder ought to ou pointed out some ago, is i 72 . Orleans to Bordeaux ... ..... ~.. .... :• ' • 2:216 2.697 Shinrone .... Lion amendment fining no supporters, the original resell': . •;lirewsbiuy & Hereford . 3 ........ .. cranky. ta u v e e e r x y ls w ie e n a g k c p o a lu rt m o n f s. 8 8 5 2 I p 'a ar ri is s a a n n d d 0 R r 0 1e u a e n n 5 . .................................... 5 6 :4 0 0 5 1 4 5 7 : 0 17 1 0 0 or e 'vas carried. Mr. Edward Palmer moved the adoption Shrewsbury and Chester • The Skylark, of . _ !mil for Nantes from Waterford, se Petitate r. I,s, -.resented to the House of Cominen3 by /NT,. W. Min.) •• .. paid up 12 -14 be put in on each side, over the wide anan. I should not 59% Rouen and Havre ................ „ 2,251 2,12 1 The Young- u Tidings Paid. Nominal Prices. Bustoin_cdssa;rlone Anglo•Mexican(is. 51. p.) 100 .. —• • Asturian .... Australian .... •••• • • • • 4 33 2 l 7 2% - : Barossa Range .. I 13 0 3 Blaenarvon Iron and Coal 50 • • Bolanos trip ........ • • • • —• • British Iron.. ••.. • ..... 13 5 .. —• • Brazilian Imp. (is. 5/. p.) 24 31 -- • • Do. Cocaes and Cuiaba 30 2 Do. St. John del Rey.. 15 14% 14. 5 / 4 Cobre Copper .• ... 40 32% —35 Coplapo ............ .. 14 531 General. . Real Del Monte, Unreg. % % Do. Black Debentures. Do. Red Debentures .. Santiago de Cuba ...... 10 9 7 31 inCroft .. • • • • • • .... • • 7 104 United Mexican•• •• .• 28 28% —5% 4\ 5 MISCELLANEOUS. Canada Gen. Steam Navigation Penin. & Oriental Steam 5O 78Ni —76 x. all ex. all Royal Mail Steam .. • • [We cannot be answerable for the errors of the Official Lists, and will not be influenced by interested correspondents.] 1. 4 ,; ( ,," SAILORS' STRIKE IN THE NORTH.—SUNDER• THURSDAY NIGHT. —ln addition to the Wearmen, the tillt„, ~ell of Shields, Hartlepool, and Seaham are now out. ev , of the owners, who had their vessels lying loaded crelvti; ' e Wear and Tyne, have paid the wages demanded, got Of t („' and sent their vessels to sea. A meeting of upwards k,'o seamen was held on the Town-moor to-day. There 24 largo procession of Tyne seamen from Shields, about o them. A procession, three deep, of a mile in length, pro posedr iti of Tyne and Wear seamen, proceeded through the !he ,„ e ' 1351 streets of the town during the forenoon, and after 44, e eting returned by the same route. The Shieldsmen gliti p s igene home, and everything has passed off in peace and ter The speakers at the meeting expressed their de lipor:lled hostility to the Mercantile Marine Act, and looked l a the forfeiture of one day's pay for swearing, one day's Wien. not being shaved and washed on Sundays, one day's fo r l !t round washing their clothes on the Sunday, and the die.. elttl re of one day's pay by the cook if he has not the t r „."" ready for the crew at the appointed time, as the own'sest tyranny. It is expected that the thermrncipal ship ath."B will comply with the demands of en for an of dice of wages. The agitation against the shipping for increasing, and a memorial to the Board of Trade eir abolition has received the signature of 1,000 seamen Qn ntlerland. in "'Ear.. OF THE WINDOW- TAX.—Yesterday even & iu ra eeti pursuance of a requisition from the ratepayers, a o ot.l ,:'g was held in the vestry of St. George-the-Martyr,. k tit . wark, " for the purpose of considering the propriety of tax Wing the Legislature for a total repeal of the window '')(l also to take into consideration the propriety of peti aaoLi„'ng Parliament for a representative control over the ma aitrllent and expenditure of the county rates ;" Mr. Alex t:4.l. Christie in the chair. The chairman opened the pro- In gs in a speech explanatory of the objects of the meet 4ialr,";tici denounced the tax of which they prayed the repeal for n , — . lll, i, impolitic, and opposed to the spirit of sanitary re- Mr. C. Palmer then moved, and Mr. Hearn seconded, D;solution embodying the opinions of the meeting as ex -I),e,sed by the chairman. Mr. Arches supported the motion, 4, trusted that the country would insist upon the repeal being t r e ftditional ; and Mr. Baker proposed an amendment, ot ° uridin g the demand of the meeting solely on the injustice T li etin g legislation in no reference to the window duties. afnendment fin,:ing supporters, the original resolu of: 'vas carried. Mr. Edward Palmer moved the adoption e Petition, to be presented to the House of Commons b y y h a r yklderman Humphrey, and at the same time proposed e t ,:' Sir William Moleswortb and the members for the to ', A ro division of the county of Surrey should be requested by 4l PPort its prayer. This resolution having been seconded hi Mr. Riach, was unanimously passed. It was next ht: e v ed by Mr. Edward Palmer, and seconded by Mr. Mat- o supported by Mr. Collison, that the parishioners to „ 41(1 unite to assist in obtaining the establishment of s e ot.Y financial boards, and petition Parliament for a repre bative control over the management and expenditure of 1,1 1 e "niy rates. The resolution having been passed, and cb remaining business transcted, thanks were voted to the airill aa, and the meeting d a ispersed. NMONSTER, Pisa.—On Tuesday afternoon, a large I Woollen observed struggling by the edge of the river near s ee ' Factory, evidently in a dying state. (It had . been A the previous evning in the same spot Nicol.) l absrer who was p passing dragged it on sliore, when it was vi ui l (l to have its lower jaw broken (probably in a combat i t " 4 another fish), and from the extraordinary darkness of , f ; s cales (or rather its skin—the scales are apparently worn that t several sportsmen who have seen him are of opinion ne must have been at least two seasons in fresh water. e d Weighs29lbs., aud measures 41 inches long by 25 girth, j , When in condition must have weighed about 401bs. The Balm was inspected by most of the Angling Club, in the . tie ?? of Mr. Snowie, who intends having him stuffed as a ..; 14 specimen of a "kelt" or " shiag," to use the local term. 4nrerness Courier. _i o „ ROTAL BANK OF AUSTRALlA.—Yesterday an ad lii.,ned meeting was held before Master Richards to con it",.er the claim brought against the Bank by the North b"tish Insurance Company (comp 27,000/., in respect of a loan fthe latter to the former any, made in July, 1841. r ncrthwick, the manager of the North-British Insurance i 'lli pany, who was at the previous meeting examined by I..Selwyn on behalf of the insurance company, was now ,at„eilected to cross-examination by Mr. Daniell, counsel for ,l official manager, but nothing very material was elicited. Is closed the case of the insurance company, and the fur ther, proceedings were adjourned. However, the official mane -arr., Mr. W r vghte, proceeded to make a statement, which he 4' l he was sure would be interesting to all parties : it was, ! . t advices had been received by him from Sydney, affirm bei? that his agents in Australia had secured the property e l , °r aging to the Bank in that country. These assets were Weald to turn out very valuable, and his next letters probably give the details. P atticEss NICHOLAS ESTERHAZY.—The Earl and Co untess of Jersey have just received the gratifying intelli gence of the safe accouchement of the Princess Nicholas Es 16ru ha set.ho was confined of a son at Vienna on the THE EXHIBITION AND ITS BUILDING.—Sir, - -- Your readers will be glad to learn, if they have felt the force of your well-meant and kindly-exp resse d remarks as to the strength of the building in Hyde Park as strongly as I have, that the contractors are strengthening the structure at the junction of the nave and transept, by the introduction of a second column at each angle, firmly bolted at intervals to the e e veryn ex leftn weak i as g columns. This, as you p o inted out some ago, is the buildi n g , an d cou ld no t sa fely h ave constructed. A second girder ought to been i s a c tpo first sto n fc s . 0 be put in on each side, over the wide span. I should not have written this note, but I heard you very improperly blamed and condemned for your remarks, a short time ago, in the presence of some very disti ngu i s h e d p er sons connected with the Exhibition, and I feel it to be my duty to point out tkat the justice of your observations has been fully proved by the additions made to the building, and to offer you ray earnest thanks.—A COMMISSIONER.— The Builder. Do, new . •• S h rewsbury & Birming. •• •• •• Do. Class 8.. • • • • be. New Guarantee.. Shrewsinuy & Hereford Shrewsbury and Chester, (Nor. W. Min.) • • Do. tial ea .. • . •• Do. Oswestry • • •• Do. New.. .. .• Do. S per cent. Pref. . Shropshire Union • • • • South Devon • • • • • • Do. Preference • • • • South Staffordshire • • cranky. The Skylark, of and for Nantes from Waterford, which got on the Hat's Rocks on the 17th Jan., but came off again, has been surveyed, and commenced dis charging. ELSINORE, JAN. P'.—A small portion of the cargo ex Catherine Elizabeth, Stettin to Leith, on shore to the southward of this port, has been saved and landed hero in a damaged state; the vessel is full of water and will likely be a wreck. IlAmßunatt, JAN. 22.—The weather is mild; wind fresh at S.W., with rain.—The drift ice in the Elbe, Kohlbrand, and Reiherslieg has disappeared, and there is but little remaining in the fairway. GIBRALTAR, JAN. 17.—The Jane Cumming, Palermo to London, was in contact with the Greek brig Calliope during the gale in the night of Jan. 14; the former lost bowsprit, &c., and the latter some damage. The Philippine, from Mogadore, which was on shore on this side of the bay Jan. 15, has been got off with loss of masts, &c. The Premier, Palermo to Liverpool, put into this port Jan. 16, with loss of bowsprit and some sails. The Colonia, from Marseilles, which went on shore on the Spanish side of this bay during the gale in the night of Jan. 14, was assisted off on the 16th, after discharg ing part of her cargo; she makes some water, has been surveyed, and recommended to discharge in order to have her bottom sighted. DEAL, JAN. 24.—Wind S.E. to E.S.E.—Arrd. Co romandel, Madras. Arrd. from the River and sld., Tyrean, Valparaiso; Countess of Durham, Tobago. Sld. May Queen, Sydney, New South Wales; Bolivar, ditto; Symmetry, Adelaide, South Australia; Semarang, Hong-Kong; Lelia Rookh, San Francisco. COWES, JAN. 24.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrd. Marie Jules, Valparaiso, for London ; Falcon, Prince Edward's Island, for London, with rudder damaged, &c., having been in contact with the brig Nautilus, of Ipswich, which received considerable damage. LIVERPOOL. JAN. 24.—Wind S. to S.W.—Ara Funny Chapman, China ; Jane Black, Saldanhs. Bay; British Queen, Camaroona and Corisco, left 3d Novem ber; lon, Callao; Star, Arica; Lemina, Porto Rico; Independence, New Orleans. Sld. Carleton, Adelaide, South Australia; Ken, Shanghai; The Duke, Calcutta; Maypo, Arica ; Dumfries, San Francisco ; Harry Jones, Lima ; Apollo, Valparaiso ; Windsor, ditto ; Caroline, Buenos Ayres ; Agnes, ditto ; Margaret, Rio Grande ; Gipsy, Rio Janeiro ; Avon, Bahia ; Mirzapore, ditto; Sandbach, Demerara ; Betty, St. Thomas's; Arlington, New Orleans ; General Berry, aitto ; Sarah, Mobile ; Robert A. Parke N T e h w e C H e a m m h p r s i h e ire e , tee N te e e w r n w Savannah; je h Juba,Cu rr i e, Charleston; B estee. Y i o l r l pk;roceed to Queenstown early next week, to take on board the cargo of the Atlantic steamer, with which she will sail from thence 4th February for New York. The mails per Atlantic steamer have been delivered to the Post-office at Cork. The Lochiel Bell was lost on the coast of St. Domingo previous to 24th December. POOLE, JAN. 24.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrd. Superb, New fo n d land. FALMOUTH, JAN. 24.—Wind W.S.W., moderate breeze.—Arrd. Emma, Laguna, for Hamburgh. Sld. Frowning Beauty, Valparaiso. Put back, Haunt), Rio Janeiro. JERSEY, JAN. 23. —Wind W.—Arrd. Caroline, Brazil. paid up paid up 12 —l4 6 7 9% 10% 1 4 1 dis. 134 13% 34 3 dia. 14 —l6 11 —l3 4 314 dlB. 23% 2371 1 METROPOLITAN SEWERS COMMISSION.— Yesterday a meeting of the joint General Committee of the Metropoli tan Commissioners of Sewers was held at the chief office, Greek-street, Soho, at half-past eleven o'clock precisely, for the purpose of considering " the joint report of Mr. Frank Forster, the engineer to the Commission, and Mr. Haywood, the surveyor to the City Commissioners, on the drainage of that portion of the district north of the Thames, referred to them." There were present Sir Henry de la Beche, R.E. (chairman); S. M. Peto, Esq., M.P.; Philip Hardwick, Esq. ; J. Lawes, Esq. ; Thomas Hawes, Esq. ; Captain Daw son, R.E. ; and the undernamed City Commissioners, viz : Deputy Peacock (Chairman of the City Sewers) ; Deputy Harrison, Alderman Lawrence, and Henry Lowman Taylor, Esq. A synopsis of the proposal for the northern drainage was submitted to the Commissioners present, and approved of by them ; and, in consequence, an order was made by the Committee that the officers of the City and Metropolitan Courts should report, in full, at the next public meeting, which, it was agreed, should be held on Friday next, the 31st instant The Committee then adjourned. South-Eastern • • " Do. do. 4% per cent... South Wales.. • • • • South Yorksh. and River 23% 4 3% 21.. - 22 .. % - % PLAYING wi ru FIR EARMS .---it is certainly singu lar that Mr. Twiss escaped, but the ball, we understand, s truck the rib, not the shoulder, an d traversing the back, lodged in the muscles, whence it was extracted by Dr. Crumb, and now no apprehension is entertained. We also understand that there 1V,15 no " discussion" which could lead to unpleasant consequences, as might be inferred from the manner in which the announcement of the accident was made. Mr. Twiss resided for some time in Cork.—Cork Constitution. 4 3 dim, Dan • • • • • • • Shoff., Roth., and Goole, N. Div., guar.s p cent. - Do. do. South Div. • • Swansea Sr, Loughor, &c. raw Vale Extension •• Thames Haven Dock and .• • • 9 7 dls. Railway .. . • • • Vale of heath • • Waterford and Kilkenny Waterford and Limerick Waterford,_ Wm., Wick., 714 -6% dis. 3 10 , i 16 ADMITTING CRIMINALS TO BAIL BEFORE TRIAL BY THE JUDGES.—The judges have at length come to the i mpor t an t determination, in all cases wherein applications are made to them to admit to bail persons committed for trial on criminal charges, to order the depositions taken by that they may be read as part of the to be produced before them by the th e magistrate's p r oceedings. This is a most i mportant move i n th e r i g ht committing clerk, magistrate so direction, as it will be the mea ns o f prevent i ng some o f: t h e roost desperate thieves escaping from justice with the impu nity the former practices encouraged. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. —..The first puisne judge ship at the Cape of . Good Hope, vacant by the death of Judge Menzies, has, been filled up by the appointment of William Musgrove, Esq., to that office. MAGNIFICENT BEQUEST."---..... ty OSPITAL FOR CON SUMPTION, 13ROlirCON.—At a full m ee ti ng o f the b oar d o f mana g ement, held yesterday, the Rev. Sir Henry Foulis, Bart., in the chair, it was stated that the late Thomas An saldo Hewson, Esq., of Woburn place, h a d b equea th e d t h e handsome sum of 1,0001. in furtherance of the benevolent objects of the institution. He that abuses his own profession will not patiently bear with any one else that does so. F or w h en we a b use our own profession, we tacitly except ourselves ; but when another abuses it, we are far from being certain that this is the case.—Eliza Cook's Journal. LORD PANMCRE.—We are happy t o h ave i t i n our power to contradict the alarm i ng reports of this respected nobleman's illness. His Lordship is somewhat indisposed, bat in no respect considered in a dangerous condition, as might be imagined from the paragraphs circulated in the Scotch papers.—. Advertiser. LOYAL UNITED FRIENDS. — On Thursday evening last, the twenty-fourth anniversary of the opening of the No. 2 lodge of this important order was celebrated is a public supper, at the lodge-house, the . Rose and Crown , Fort-street, Old Artillery-ground, Spitalhelds, on which occasion a highly respectable body of the Friends partook of an excellent en tertainment served up in Treasurer Norris's proverbial good style. P.S.P. Heath was the chairman, and F. Neville deputy; and were supported by P.S.P.CIay, P.S.P. Thacker, P.S.P. Must, P. P.S. Waterlow, P. S.F. Bryan, P.S.P. Wells, P.S P. Woodman, P.P. Argent, P.P. White, P.P. Burgess (15), P.P. Bagnall, P.P. Harms, P.P. Lowe, P.P. Jeffrey, with several other influential past and present officers. After the customary loyal toasts had been given, "Success to the Order, with Prosperity to the Gift Fund," was proposed and well received. Other appropriate toasts, including the healthy of the chairman and treasurer afterwards followed, and the greatest good feeling was prolonged until a late hour. MRS. FANNY KEMBLE.—This lady, whose read ings of Shakspere at the St. James's Theatre towards the close of last season obtained so large a sh are o f popu l ar ity, will shortly resume her interesting and instructive enter tainment at the same theatre. Previoos to her re-appear ance in this metropolis, Mrs. Remble will give a short series of readings in Paris, at the Salle Herz, under arrangements already completed by Mr. Mitchell. Her short provincial tour, now on the point o f completion, has been a most suc cessful and Dublin .. Wear Valley, 6 per cent. guaranteed • • .. Do. do. do. .. Do. do. do. .. West Cornwall .. • . •• - .• 21 -22 CHILD MURIA:IR.—During the last few days the vicinity of John-street, Holloway-mount, Curtain-road, has been in a state of excitement in consequence of the dis covery of a child murder under circumstances of considerable atrocity. It appears that on Tuesday morning a man named John Dutton, a shoemaker, residing in the house of Mr. Wilson, No. 7, John-street, Holloway-mount, Curtain-road, Shoreditch, went to the water-butt in the back yard, to pro cure some water, when his attention was attracted by some peculiar sounds in the water-closet, and conceiving that it might be a puppy dog belonging to one of the lodgers in the house, he made an alarm, and on looking down the closet, they discovered the body of a newly-born child, lying in a cramped position, and whining. They took it up in a dying state, and instantly sent for Mr. Bowers, surgeon, of the Cur tain-road, who rendered it every assistance, and ordered it to be taken to Shoreditch workhouse, where it shortly after wards expired. Yesterday an inquest was he'd upon the body of the deceased child, when it was adjourned, with in structions to Sergeant Harvey to use his best efforts to trace and apprehend the unnatural mother. There is a freemasonry in sorrow which makes all brothers, and which the common children of that sad parent are seldom slow to recognise.—Eliza Cook's Journal. 8 -8% West London . I Do. I st Class Pref. (101.) Do. 2d Class de. (par) Whitettaven and Furness Windsor, Staines, and S. Western • • Wilts, Somerset, & Wey- month• . • • • • • • York, Newcastle, & Ber wick .. • • • • • • Ditto and Newcastle Extension Ditto G.N.E. purchase or preference • • • . .. --• •• 20 -21 43 —44 x.d. 19 - 19% as.l 3 - 21( 1G -17 4 -4% Do. Hartlepool • Dock and Railway • . • • York and North Midland Do. Preference • • •• 22% 23 1 4 1% I%dis. x.i. FOREIGN. 20 9% - Boulogne and Amiens Central of France (Or leans and Vierzon) • • Demerara • • • • • • Dutch Rhenish • • • • East Indian • • • • • • Do. do. do. • • Great Indian Peninsula•• 15% - 15% x.i. 4N i —4% dis. % 1 p. x.i, ELOPEMENT.--A few days ago a young lady, pos sessed of considerable fortune, eloped and got married to a policeman stationed at Drogheda, where she resided. THE EAST AND WEST INDIA DOCKS EXTENSION RAILWAY TO CAMDEN TOWN.—This railway, which will connect the East and West India Docks with the North- Western Railway at the goods station of the latter company, at Camden Town, has all its arches completed. The viaduct across the Hampstead-road is erected over that thoroughfare, and on each side it, several feet above the bridge, sheets of cast iron are being rivetted together, for there is a constant traffic under it, to prevent the transit of the trains being seen by the horses in the various vehicles, &c. The line is expected to be opened about the middle of the next month. When completed a large amount of goods traffic, which is now conveyed by vans through the metropolis, will be for warded by this line to and fro, and there can by means of it be a direct communication with all the northern parts of the country, as besides its junction with the North-Western it crosses the Northern and Eastern Counties lines. TIME THE AVENGER. By the author of "Emilia Wyndham," "The Wilmingtons," arc.—"ln th i s of fiction," says the Weekly News," there is all that intensity p assion and of power which has earned for the authoress the same distinctive character among contempora ry novelists that Ford and Webster possessed among the of the e e of homely pathos Elizabethan age. With the direct does this powerful writer strike to..t.herThheearretisinanNuvimtablietryle,sas passages of this strange sad history strength of truth, about th e book , which has very rarely been surpassed, even in th e finer fi ctions _ of Mrs. Marsh. - The work is full of the outpourings of a soul resolute in the strength of a firm conviction, and fervid with the glow of an irrepressible Wow to do good." iii - 34 P. x.i. P. x.i. Ditto ditto •- Louvain ala Sambre .. Luxembourg .. % - 1 % 2% -2% s r , , L ONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN LITERARY AND t v -4EN TIFIC INSTITUTE, NINE ELMS STATION.—On Friday b c ," i ng a concert took place at the ab o v e institut e , sup lined by the m em bers of the vocal music class ; Wyndham Esq., secretary to the South-Western Company R 4 -1 earesident of the Institute, presiding. The choruses and p.., were performed in a very efficient style, and with eat Precision, eliciting several unanimous encores from a t ronable and very numerous audience, comprising most t the railway officials. The solos and duets were also performed. A Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Gane, Miss Long- and Miss Brown each had the honour of an , encort:. . N ween the parts Mr. P. P. Newman read Cowper s esro Slave's Complaint," and "Mary, the Maid of the 0 , which was loudly applauded, and a loud demand made bras 3 a le company for Toni Hood's Song of the Shirt," .`"' same gentleman, which barely escaped with one t or yng• Too much praise cannot be awarded to the direc . of the railway for the spirited manner in which they anport this institute, for the improvement of the comfort, edification of their employes and families. Mr. Wil ,,rec.s, the teacher of the class, has proved himself to be an dent master, as was testified by the long and loud ap _l?•,e he received from all hands, and it is worthy of notice i s ',7 • 9_le class, numbering 200, is gratuitously instructed by .; . -f Williams. The concert passed off to the gratification of moat. Ditto • • • • • • • • Madrid and Vslentia Maria Antonia • • • • Ditto, New • • • • Namur and Liege .. • • Northern of France • • Orleans and Bordeaux .. Paris and Orleans • • Paris and Rouen • • • • Paris and Strasbourg .. Rouen and Havre .. 8% —B% 14% —l5 xi, 4 1 / 4 4 die. 34 —36 x.i. 26% 27% 6 dia. 10% = 11 3 Sambre and Meuse Strasboarg and Basle .. Tours and Nantes Tournay. Jurbise, Lan don, and Hasn't .. West Flanders .. 10!ii : .10 WS. - 114 —l% IC BANKS. 29 —3l 42 1 A 42% x.d 10 25 —2 5 1 A 18% 19 273 2734 Australasia ........ British North America.. Colonial Commercial of London.. London Joint Stock London and Westminster National Provincial Eng. Do. New National of Ireland Provincial of Ireland.— ---- THE MARBLE Ancn.—The necessary scaffolding, which is of the most complete description, for the raising of the marble arch at Cumberland-gate, has been erected in an almost incredibly short space of time, and, the foundations being laid, th e works will progress with a degree of dispatch quite unusual in buildings of this public character. The blocks and other portions of the arch being ready to hand, isan important point in the speedy prosecution of the opera tions. 17% - 18 42 - 41% 157 - 15 34% - 35 Do. N, ew .. ....... Union of Australia ...: 110. New ............ Union of London . VatWl of btsdrid 12% - 13% C`. COURT CIRCULAR. WINDSOR, JAN. 24. The Queen walked in the Park at an early hour to-day. His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out shoot. ing this morning. His Royal Highness was accom panied by the Marquis of Worcester, the Ear) of Hardwick, Lord Ashburton, and the Right Hon. Fox Maule, and was attended by Lieut.-Colonel F. 11. Seymour. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of \Vales and Prince Alfred took walking exercise, attended by Mr. Birch. Their Royal Highnesses the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice, and the Princess Helena, took their accustomed airing to-day. The band of the Coldstream Guards attended at the Castle yesterday (Thursday) evening, during dinner, and performed the following pieces : Overture, "L'Alcade de la Vega" Onslow. Valse, " La Corbeille Fleurie" Barret. Selection, " Le Lac des Fli?s" Romanza, " Zernire and Azor" Hymn to the Emperor Nicholas March of the Coldstream Regiment Costa. The Queen's Private Band attended afterwards dnring the evening, and performed the following se lections : Overture, " La Part du Diable" Selection, "Figaro" . Mozart. Liedesfreiheit Turkish Movement . Dispatches were sent off yesterday from the Colo• nial Office for the Governors of kiong-Kong and Ceylon ; dispatches were also sent off to the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Llends, and the Governors of Malta and the Mauritius. COURT THEATRICALS AT WINDSOR. (From the Court Circular.) Her Majesty the Queen gave a dramatic representation at the Castle last evening, the performance taking place in the temporary theatre, which was fitted up the same as on former occasions. About eight o'clock her Majesty the Queen and hisßoyal Highness the Prince Albert, with their Royal High nesses the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Ro3 al, the Princess Alice, and the Princess Helena, ac companied by the royal dinner guests, comprising her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, his Excellency the Baron and the Baroness de Brunnow, the Earl and Countess of Minto and Lady C. Elliot, the Marquis mid Marchioness of Worcester, the Earl and Countess of Hardwicke, Lady Fanny Howard, Baroness de Speth, Lord and Lady Ashburton, the Right Hon. Fox Maule, and Colonel Wylde, entered the temporary theatre. Her Majesty and the Prince were attended by the Viscountess Canning, lady in waiting; the lion. Misses Stanley and Seymour, maids of honour in waiting; tho Marquis of Ormonde, lord in waiting, Colonel Berkeley Drummond, groom in waiting, Major-General Wemyss, equerry in waiting; Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. Se)mour, equerry in waiting to the Prince; and the Master of the Household. A select party had been honoured with invitations to witness the dramatic representation, comprising the Dowager Countess of Sefton and the (two) Ladies Molyneux, the Earl and Countess of Home, the Hon. and Rev. Edward and the Hon. Mrs. Moore and Miss Moore, the Rev. Frederick and Mrs. Anson, Lady Mary Berkeley, Vice-Admiral and Mrs. Sykes, Mr. and Miss Cox, and Mr. Cox, jun., Mr. Algernon Greville and Miss Greville, Lady Frances Hotham, Colonel the Hon. Charles and Mrs. Grey and Miss Bulteel, Lieutenant- Colonel the Hon. C. B. and Mrs. Phipps and Miss Georgians Bathurst, Lady Isabella Weroyss, Lady Emily Seymour, Mr. and Miss Ricardo. Sir George and Lady Couper and Miss Couper, the Rev. William and Mrs. Canning, Mr. Birch, Mr. Glover; the Commanding Officer of the Coldstream Guards, and two officers of the Regiment; the Commanding Officer of the Royal Horse Guards, and two Officers of the regiment. Her Majesty's private band attended during the even ing in an ante-room. The Queen and Prince Albert being seated, and the illustrious circle having also taken their seats, the per formance commenced. The following was the programme:— (Br COMMAND.) Her Majesty's servants will perform a Comedy, in two acts, by Douglas Jerrold, Esq., entitled THE PRISONER OF WAR. Captain Channel ... ... ... Mr. Webster. Basil Firebrace ... ... ... Mr. Charles Kean. Peter Pallmall ... ... ... Mr. Keeley. Tom Heydey ... ... ... Mr. Belton. Beaver ... ... ... Mr. King. Boaz ... ... Mr. Meadows. Chenille ... .. ... Mr. Selby. Nicole ... Mr. Wynn. Forest ... Mr. Ryder. Mons. La Rose •.. ... Mr. Hance. Officer ... ... Mr. G. Erertt. Gaoler ... ... ... M. B. Cathcart. Garcon ... ... ... Mr. Stacey. Prisoner ... ... ... ... Mr. Daly. Mr. J. F. Cathcart. ... ... ... Mr. Paulo. Mr. Stokes. Clarina Channel ... ... ... Mrs. Charles Kean Polly Pallmall ... ... ... Mrs. Keeley. Madame La Rose ... ... ... Mrs. Alfred Wigan. Madame Violette ... ... ... Mrs. W. Daly. Babette ... ... ... ... Miss Mary Keeley. After which a vaudeville, in one act, by J. R. Planet& Esq., entitled, THE LOAN OF A LOVER. Captain Amersfort ... ... Mr. James Vining. Peter Spyk .-.. ... ... Mr. Keeley. Swyzel ... ... ... ... Mr. Addison. Delva ... ... ... . . Mr. Stacy. Gertrude ... ... ... ... Mrs. Keeley. Ernestine Rosendaal ... ... Miss Murray. Director ... ... Mr. Charles Kean. Assistant-director ... Mr. George Ellis. The theatre arranged, and the scenery painted, by Mr. Thomas Grieve. SPORTING IN LIVERPOOL SPRIN Weights for the Grand Yrs. et. lb. Sir John Vain hope Sir Peter Laurie a I 1 7 Peter Simple a 11 7 Lord George 6 11 7 British Yeoman a 11 4 Isaac Lucy Neale Victim Fugitive a 10 12 Medora a 10 12 Fanny Ellsler Farnham Agis St. Helier Rat-trap Half-and-Half Shinrone Tidings The Young- un St. Leger Little Queen 5 10 7 Maria Day a 10 5 Tufthunter Abd-el-Kader Vengeance Verax Tipperary Boy Mulligan Ttescne Bajazet TELLIGENCE. 1G MEETING, 1851. National Steeple•ehase. Yrs. at. lb. The Hero a 10 0 Heroine a 10 0 Fuglenaan a 10 0 Valeria a 10 0 Quadruped Legislator a 10 0 Make Ready 6 10 0 Mazeppa Currig Elope a 912 Come again a 912 SAM flood 6 912 The Oaks 6 912 Scavenger 5 912 Volatile a 910 Ringdovo Mefferd a 910 G roy- steel a 912 De Crinkle 6 910 April Fool 6 910 Rein Deer a 9 8 Eon gelding Venice Morris Daly a 9 6 Skipper..... Sob - eraide. a Penrith Young Dutchman 5 Stranger Ida 6 Strike-a-Light Forfeits to be declared on or before Feb. 13. Weights for the Champion Free Hurdle-race. Yrs. at. lb. ; Yrs. st. lb. Lord George 6 11 81 rally-ho Lucy Neale Fugitive Ima Red Knight 6 10 12 Prospect Vesta a 10 10 Rilston Valiant St. Helier 6lO 101 The Duchess 5 910 Little Queen 5 10 l(Wogia 5 910 Rescue Hazard (late The Empressofßussia 6 910 General) Pizarro .. ..... Miss Collingwood a 10 7; Patrick 5 9 6 Second-sight 5 10 7;Pandes, Quadruped Fuglesnan a 10 5, Defiance Acceptances to be specially made on or before the 13th of February. The true motives of our actions, like the real pipes of an organ, are usually concealed. But the gilded and the hollow pretext is pompously placed in the front of the show. —Eliza Cook's Journal. THE WIFE OF JOHN MITCHELL, TRE a ls_ rsll , ExlLE.—The Condor sailed from the Mersey on Wed er r wo c last, for Australia. Amongst the first class par' n .g as sen- Mrs. Mitchell, the wife of John Mitchell, wn" Mitchell tenced to transportation in consequence with the political disturbances in Irelanodi•a . girl. She ar takes with her four children, three boys and from Newry. rived at this port on Saturday last Y 1 b- s oled her to Liverpool her departure. The h i our supplement to o! y mars. connexion Condor.—Lirerpoel Ttoh m e ce ak l e eb th ra e te n d ec F ess at a h r e y r alirreannyon scen t :f or mentioned ' n ? ennlit the Ragged School children day, were also passengers i n Mer cury. EXTRAORDINSET RESTORATION OF A WORK OF d some few months sin ce th at a fi ne ,‘ folding- ART.—We mentione d p i c ture, by Tan Eyck (th e i nventor of o i l folding-d o or" amb le een discovered, but expressed the fear that painting), h condition it was wholly be and reclam - from its de P i P• rrobor td b • " y a tion, an opimonso a e y several eminent connoisseurs. hap py, however, now to state that by a process, the We are ocu l a rs of which are unknown to us, not only has this par lendid work been perfectly restored, but that such has been sp effected without resorting to any of those transient means by which so many of the best paintings in England and else where have been irredeemably injured, if not totally de stroyed. It is to Mr. Clark, of the firm of Clark and Melton, of Regent-street, th e public are indebted for the salvation of this invaluable production, and which, if we mistake not, will be exhibited for some days to come in the galleries of those gentlemen.—Morning Paper. DEATH OF COLONEL GARLAND, K.H.—We have to record the demise of this distinguished officer, who ex pired on the 17th instant at his temporary abode in the south of France. The deceased saw some rough service, and was the holder of a Waterloo and old war medal. He entered the service as ensign in 1805. Colonel Garland had been on the unattached list since 1825. He usually occu pied a military Brio Cottage. chateau near Dorchester, known az Quid" JOINT s' 43 ex.d 19s % 'A 66 6 23 % X % 16 15X *mint. 12 ex.int. ex.int. 15 147, x,i. ex. div. x.d..& b. ex.div, ex.div. ex.div. x.d. 1851. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Paymaster W. H. Brown (1823), late ei cretary to , Rear-Admiral Superintendent Harvey, at Malta, has been appointed clerk-in-charge at the island of Antigua. Mr. Brown is an able, worthy, and moat deserving officer, and is universally esteemed in the service. Paymaster Robertson Kippen (1512) died on the 17th inst., at Plymouth, aged 65. Lieutenant George Briscoe Skardon (18i6) died on the 15th September last, at Launceston, Von Dieman's Land, in the 55th year of his ego. THE WRECK OF TNE ROYAL GEORKE I.ND BOYNE, AT SPITURAD.--Mr. Edward Austin has, by special permission from the Admiralty, been allowed to remove the remaining portions of the wrecks of the Boyne and Royal George, from the anchorage at Spithead, with a proviso that the Government are not to be put to any expense on any account. Whatever he recovers he is to have as his compensation—the marked metal that he recovers he is to return to the dockyard, receiving a fair allowance for the same. If he s h ou ld suspend his ope rations on these wrecks ter a space of time beyond six months. during the five years he is a ll owe d for perform ing the * business, or perform it in .any way that gives dissatisfaction to the Government, the agreement may be cancelled. GRANT'S DISTILLING GALLEY.—The Birkenhead is to be ready by the 10th of next month. The shipwrights are making all possible haste in fitting her topgallant forecastle; her bottom has been scraped, and Mr. Hay is giving her a coating of his composition. It is said sh e is to take a company of artillery and other detachments of troops to Halifax; but if this is her destination site will not sail for two months to come. The coolaug and distilling apparatus (Mr. Grant's) is to be taken out of the Termagant and placed under the forecastle on board the Birkenhead, which, IL we have said before, will give much greater space for the accommodation of troops on her main deck. The Vulcan, also at Sheerness, is to have Mr. Grant's galley fitted on board. It has been so very much approved of in every vessel which has been fitted with it that it must entirely supersede the use of the old galley. We hear still further confirmation of its great utility, not only in that most desirable result—in keeping the crew of the ship in health; but also on the score of economy. We have seen reports of this galley from dif ferent officers in the Royal navy, in ships now employed on foreign stations, that are most laudatory, and confirm preceding favourable accounts of its great utility, not only in point of economy, but in the essential matter of preserving the health of the ships' crews. In the Reynard, fitted with Mr. Grant's patent galley, the average of persons on the sick-list has been, while in China, not more than 2 1-3 per cent., and this has been solely attributable to the •wholesomeness of the distilled water. The Serpent, when lying alongside the Rey nerd at Ileng•Kong, had 70 on the list, suffering from an epidemic; while the Amazon also had a large sick list. The sickness on board British men-cf-war on this station is in a great measure owing to the unhealthy water that is received on board. A Turkish gentleman b: longing to the navy, who has been for the laxt few months studying the art of ship building at the private building•yard of Mr. White, at Cowes, hsi been allowed to go on with his studies in Portsmouth Royal dockyard. Avon steam tond:tr has returned to Devonport from Woolwich. Calliope, 26, Captain Sir E. Home, is complete as far as the dockyard is concerned ; she has taken her anchors and chain cables on board, and will b© ready to go out of Dcvonport harbour to-day or Monday. Devon lighter, Bond master, sailed on Friday for Falmouth with stores for navigating the Astrea to De vonport. la . defatigable, 50, Captain Smart, is out of the hands of the dockyard at Devonport; no day is yet named for her being paid down. Volcano steam-vessel. Commander Rivers, touched the ground going into Falmouth, but having received no damn; proceeded to the coast of Africa. PORTSMOUTH, FRIDAY.—The Oberon steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander Harvey, came into harbour yes terday, and will be paid off, all standing, to-morrow, if her books are returned by that time. The Sprightly steam-tender sailed this afternoon for Devonport, with marines and marine artillery to put on board the Sampson steam-frigate for passage to the coast of Africa, to reinforce Commodore Fanshawe'a squadron. The Hecate steam-sloop, Commander Hand, has been taken under the shears to-day to receives, new mainmast, the original being defective. The Lady Kennaway freight-ship, having embarked prisoners from Cowes, returned to Spithead this after noon to wait for sailing orders. Prisoners from the con vict dept at Portland were brought up this afternoon by the Government tug Echo. The Blenheim, 56, screw guard-ship, Captain W. H. Henderson, C.B. will bo paid oil on the 3d proximo, a n d recommissioned on the following day. The Horatio, 24, screw guard-ship, proceeded down the Medway on Wednesday to try her screw. The Vulcan iron steam-frigate, was commissioned yes terday at Sheerness, by Mr. John Penn, as Master- Commanding, for troop and store service. PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY.—Tier Majesty's frigate Cal liope, 26, Csptaiu Sir J. E. Home, was worked to her sailing moorings yesterday. In consequence of the stormy weather on Monday, a liberty boat from this frigate ran ashore near the new works at Keyham, and one of her crew broke his leg when landing. The Bloodhound strainer was on Tuesday placed in No. 5 dock to have bottom examined; she will probably remain there until the 30th inst. A party of caulkers waa sent on Tuesday cn board the Fantome, 12, _Commander J. IL Genups, in the Sound. The lower yards and topmasts of the Indefatigable, 50, Captain Smart, Wen sent up on Monday. The lighter Manceuvrer, bound to Portsmouth on Monday, put back in charge of two mackerel boats, having lost her masts outside the harbour. WOOLWICH, JAN. 24.—The Argus steam-sloop went down the river yesterday to Greenhithe. It is intended, when the iron tanks are put on board, and the compasses are adjusted, to try her speed at the measured mile at Sea Reach, when her speed will be made known. APPOINTMENTS. Lieutenants—C. Gibbons (1848), to the Encounter, 12, steam-frigate, at Lisbon; Henry J. Blomfield (1847), to the Arrogant steaua-frigatr, at Portsmouth, vice De Horsey, appointed Flag-Lieutenant to the Cumberland, 70, at Chatham. Assistant-Surgeon—George Everest (1844), to the Vulcan, steam-frigate, at Sheerness. Liutenants the lion. R. F. Boyle (1843) and Henry J. Blomfield (1347), having completed their oourse of study of steam at the factory at Woolwich Dockyard, the former y esterday and the latter to-day were ex amined by Mr. Humphrys, chief-engineer, and, both having shown their proficiency in the knowleoge of the working of marine steam-engines, received their certifi cates. It will be seen by the list of appointments to-day that Lieutenant Henry J. Blomfield, !immediately after ho had passed his examination, wa s appointed to the Arrogant steam-frigate. WOOLWICH, JAN. 24.—The Cyclops, 6, steam-frinte, Captain the Hen. George F. Hustings, went down the river yesterday afternoon, to enable Mr. Lin imphreys, chief engineer at the Factory at Woolwich Dockyard, to ascertain the working condition of her engines, and they were found to be in such remarkably good order that the vessel is ordered to be paid off here on Tue: clay next, with her rigging all standing as she is, to be again com missioned immediately after she is paid off, for further service on the coast of ,lfriea. The Cyclops' engines are of 320-horse power, by Seaward and Capel, and under went a thorough repair at this dockyard about three years and a half ago; and a very trifling renomtion of several minor parts will enable them to serve ag sin for another period of commission. The boilers .of this frigate are made of copper, and after twelve years of con stunt service are found to be still in as good concTfitionaa when first put up. Copper boilers are more ex pensive than iron boilers in the first instance, but much more economical in the end, and they will now be ge nerally adopted in the Royal Navy, and fitted with brass tubes. ROYAL MARINES.—A copy of the .following letter has been forwarded from the Admiralty to each of the four divisions of Royal Marines. " Admiralty, Jan. 17. " Sir,—l am commanded by my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you that they have perused the correspondence relative to the abandonment of Port Essington with much satisfaction, and cannot bt! r t *Vail themselves of this occasion to convey to you thei ser h e i t g e n e sense of the zeal evinced by you for the publi c othfethdeisi: for so long a period at Port Essington, b climate, vantages of impaired health and which so many and of the cheerfulnees and patience an Z CaY n nil d at the difficulties were there encountered. he "My Lords desire also alit__ th e off i cers and mew approbation may be conveyed to e se , h tt o le w m e e r n o t. t — he l re atu elrd under youre xel IP:2lrmeed:lsmsrlia " J. PARXER. Royal Mariues, 'Woolwich." thin WArtliur, " Cal sHIP NEWS. LIVERPOOL, . ]AN. 24.—Th e L oc h e i l was lost on the previous to the 24th of December. Arrived —Fanny Chapman, from China; British Queen, from Corisco; Geneva, from Gibraltar; Windsor, from r. Dom i n go • Fernand, from Lucon; Limena, for Porto Rico; Jane Black, from Saldanha Bay; Independence, from New Orleans, with rudder damaged. Th e royal A " r a ic st an: mail steum•ship Cambria will leave Cork on the 4th of February with the cargo, &c., of the United States ship Atlantic, hence to New York. GRAVESEND, JAN. 24.—Wind E., light, foggy. Arrived—Herald, f rom M a d ras; Maria and Justitia, from Hamburgh; Andero Mildatel and Aurora, from Callanciborg; Columbine, from Gottenburg; John Bull, from Hamburgh; Danemark, from Copenhagen; Eme rald, from Boulogne; Nadir, from France; Groningen. for Bus. Sailed—Lionno, for Gravelines; Apprentice, m ... for on sorah ; Cotfield, for Calcutta; City of Park, logne; Gambia, for Sierra Leone. E tt i na , from VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Sir Robert Swell, from London to Hong- g, Oct. 16, in long. 107 E. Robert Grey, from Glasgow for Valparaiso, Dec. 6, in lat. 33 S., long. 45 W., out fifteen days. Hannah Salkeld, Dec. 19, in Ist. 15 S., lont, - ;. 32 W. Atteine Ker (Russian ship), from Callao for Queenstown, Nov. 28, in lot. 28 S., long. 30 W. 57,611, second distinguishing pendant, outward bound': long. Callao for IW r long W. Edward Boston, Nov. 17, in lat. 43 b., • 43 W. Al ex i n a, from Callao for Queenstown, Dec. 5, in lat. 24 N, long. 20 W. Emily, from Adelaide, South Australia, for Port Philip, Jan. 5, 5, E v erett, in iat. 39 from il" Sept. 12, off Cape Bridges ater. Madras, of Havre, Oct. 26, in lat, 56 S., long. 83 W. Theodore Korner (Bremen barque), with mainmast sprung, Oct. 30, in lat. 55 S., long. 64 W. Stadt Antwerp (Belgian barque), Nov. 24, in lat, 29 B. long. 23 W. 9 4 9 4 9 4 9 0 9 0 9 0