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• THE SUN, LONDON , SATURDAY EVENING- / DECEM:BE ....-- .......-------- vALITA.BLE CillasT HAS AND NEW YE AR'S GIFT. 1 this momentous epoch by a gigantic concourse like 1 ficial effect in the county courts to a limited amount. !On the 10th, the French ship of the line Henry ' THE SHARE MARKETS. , B A R N ES' T ESTAM ENT NOTES on NEW . herded Sage, sailed from Cadiz for Toulon. The that of the elective multitude in France is the utter - Now, if the judge be competent to decide where the i IV., belonging to the squadron which lately barn_ -41.• and ISAIAH. 12 vols. bound in cloth (5,600 pages, with nu- BRITISH RAILWAYS. naerous Engra • , Engravings, Map and Portrait of the Author), for One ante of a decree to which all human power should sum in dispute does not exceed 501., why should he other ships of the squadron were to remain at Tan- Guinea 1 Also, Notes on Job, unifarm, 2 vols., ss. Any of the bow the head in obedience. The pious men of not be qualified to ten, twenty, or one hundred gier and Mogador, awaiting the satisfactions required raid. ' Nominal Prices, Busiaeas done volumes may be had separately. The price will in a short time be by Admiral DUEOURDIEU from the Emperor of ______ RailwaYB. to-day. Britain) raised. The Notes on Revelation kCopyright in Great old seem to have intuitively recognised the truth of times that amount, more particularly if every due Britain) will be published exclusively in " Cobbin's Authorised ~...............- - • dition." what we are here asserting, a truth forced facility for appeal be granted in every case where he 1110 ROCCO. Aberdeen.. .. •• • • all 1034 to 11 10% % Post-office Orders payable to Partridge and Oakey, Paternoster upon our conviction by the supreme and overwhelm- may be supposed to have arrived at erroneous con- It being Sunday the Bourse was closed. Ambergate, Nottingham, row. Boston, &E. A/laden 8% 4% - 5 5 • ing testimony of experience, when they reduced the elusions, either on the law or the facts-the appeal ITALY. Belfast and County Down 37% .. ..! .. H lINGE RF 0 R D-H AL L, STRAND Binning., Wolverhainp., The Piedmontese Gazette contradicts a rumour, and %our Valley - all 9 -10 belief to that famous aphorism, Voxpopu/i, vox Dei I in the former case being to one of the superior courts, i UNRIVALLED COMBINATION OF ATTRACTION. has found its way to several foreign ANIMAL MAGNET'S/1.-SOIREES LASSAIGNE every Even- It is from our sense of the reality of this fact that in the latter to a jury of twelve men, under the which, it says , Blrkenh., Lan., & Chest) June., late 33/. 6s. Bcl.. 26 13 -11 d. ' I lag (Saturday excepted), at Eight' o'clock. Admission Is., 25 ., , would desire to witness the political difficulties of direction and with the assistance of one of our journals, of disturbances having broken out at St. Do. Chest. & Birkenlad., and 4s. Stalls and Reserved Seats may be secured at Mr. Sams e '= we Royal Library, St. James s-s , ' treet •at Mr. Ebers's, Bookseller to her France, as well as of other nations of the European venerable and learned judges,? We believe that of t th h e e Julien, in Savoy. It adds that the most profound tranquillity has not ceased ' to reign in every part of 501. &251. Consolidated all 16 ..- 17 Do., d0.,201. •• .. .. 17% 6% - s%dis. Majesty, 27, Old Bond-street; ant at the Manager's Office, Hanger- Bristol and Exeter.. - 100 79 -at continent, submitted to the decision of the people most bigotted and pertinacious adherent erd-hall. Caledonian •• •• •• 50 15% - 15% THEATRE of OPTICAL ILLUSIONS. a direct appeal to the secret wishes of present system, the most strenuous opponent the kingdom of Sardinia. The Bologna Gazette of the 10th announces that " SOIREES MYSTERIEUSES," Juvenile Amusements, by M. Tie b ster and Holyhead . i 4 a1 5 1 20 2 - 20% ma themselves by another band of brigands has been taken by the Dublin u an and ai sto unu .: au ! = S 1 i ' and ktadanie Langlois, ot Farts, and the celebrated Indian Juggler, the Detnocracy. Those secret wishes can only be a any change, could not indicate any real danger of Djaima, with Dissolving Views, Chromatrope, fcc., every Evening, at obtained by the organizetion of a system of universal injustice that could possibly arise from the extension Austrian troops in Romagna. They have all been Dundalk and Enniskillen all . •••• .. Seven o'clock. Aumission Is., Is. td., and 25. 6d. Dundee, Perth,and Aber- DIORA.MA.-Every Day, from Twelve to Three. Prices of Ad- and by collecting the votes of the electors or generalization of the system, accompanied, as we tried by court-martial, and shot. suffrage, loan Junction .. .. all 6% -7% Mission Is. 64., Is., and Gd. Do., New .. .. .. all .. -.. BAzaAßg_open daily from Ten A.E. to Ten P.R. Admission Free. i n the urn of the ballot. Such is actually have stated, with_a well devised and judicious power East Anglian (251. L. & NrEhliTOO.OIlp)hiCURafTTS and the 3IAGNETOSCOPE. Dr. Lager's E xperimental _Lectures every Saturdaybythings now re-established among our • of appeal, so framed as to guard against the probe- AMERICAN NEWS. E. and L. & D.) •• .. ail 3% -3% Do. (181. E. & H.) •• all 2% ••••• 2% Evening, at Eight. Admission Is. and 2s. the bold and chivalric determine- bility of frivolous and vexatious applications for the Eastern Counties .. .. 20 6% -6% the neighbours order o f ae 'n".".."'.."gw---------"-"---"-----I---'. ----- Lion of the first PRESIDENT of the French Republic. mere purpose of procrastination. A sufficient security ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. Eastern Union, class A, TELEATILE ROYAL, HAYMA.RKET. late E. U. shares .. all 4% - 5 Mr. B. Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old aretupten. 'There can be no further doubt as to th e considerations on this point could be attained by compiling the (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Do. do. do. .. 6 • • THIS EVENING, Do. de., B& C shares all 3% -3% AN' OF LAW. which compelled him, as the chief magistrate of the appellant to submit the points on which he LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY. East Lancashire .. .. all 14% - 15% ' Will be performed a new Comedy, entitled THE M . . ~... Marquis de la Seigliere, Mr. Lambert ; Raoul, Mr. L. Murray ,le Democracy, to adventure, at all hazards, upon his dissents, and respecting which he is anxious to By the Royal Mail steam- ship Asia, Judkina, Com- DC. New quarters •• -.. Destournelles, Mr. B. Webster; Bernard, Mr. Howe; Baron East & West India Docks liantiert, Mrs. Stirling ; Helene de la Seigliere, Miss A. 17ining_•__ Es. recent course of proceeding. Had he not evinced take the decision of a superior tribunal, to the judge arrived in the Mcrae short) before mender, which . .y y and Hirai. June. .. all 49 -51 After which a now Farce, entitled THE TWO IsONNYcASII, nine o'clock, we have received advices from New East & West York. June. all .. - - . 0 ~.i . Back- resolution such as that which he incontestably dis- whose opinion is impeached, and authorising that Mr. Bonnyeastie, Mr. Buckstone; Mrs. Bormycasti , -.- York to the 9th inst., and Boston to the 10th inst. Ecune.urpee h „ a an a n i a e Glasgow u nt. ee t : 96 - 28 5 -5% Ingham. played in the carrying out of his coup d'itat of the 2d functionary to impose such terms, in the shape of The United States mail steam-ship Pacific, Nye , oiaseewana ' soute-wesi. 100 .. -.. 46 With A IC ISS IN THE DARK. ---------- of December, he himself would have been hurled security for costs, as may be deemed expedient. Commander, with the mails of the 26:h ult., from De. do. G. D. &C.steck 868.. - .. x u.E.Ams. .e. , .+ X AL, 13 * wes vered from his in '-'-'-'1""'" ter Great Northern •• • • all 17% - 18% 15 rTrrler tie direction of Mr. ignominiously from office-the conspiracy which his But a still better course would be the amalgams- Liverpool, arrived at New York, at 9 P.M., on the Do. halves, A, deferred an 5% -5% 5% The popular Comedian, Mr. Wright, having Te e( ' 7th instant. The Asia has 82,000/. in specie on freight. Do. halves, Id, 6 per ct. all 13% ... 13% 13% disposition, will appear This Evening. promptitude crushed would have triumphed over all tion of the superior legal and equitable tribunals-a Great southern and Enormous success of the Yankee Comedian, Mr. josh Silsbee. ordinary schemes of opposition - and ridicule would course which might very easily be adopted when Western, Ireland • • all 35 X - 35% 3.5% ta ,a is tIVEN mad ordinary FORESTThe failure of Messrs. Hicks and f New York C 0.. , Great Western .. .. 100 85% -86 33 % 14 % Will be performed the comic Dra_if! 9 ;,.. enti . t o led have been directed against the very personage who is special pleading bad, as we suggested yesterday, ROSE! and the YANKEE PLOULlttlau i • d aathan Ploughboy, had been announced. Mr. J. Silsbee• Bellamy, Mr. Worred; Harriet Miller, Miss Col- now assailed, by the underhand enemies of freedom bsen totally abolished, and a simple state-Do. thirds •• - .. 11 13 4 11X -8% p The President had dispatched his son , M. P. Lancaster and Preston .. 4714 .. -.. P Hits; Sally Forest, Miss 1 PAUL ; PRY. Colonel_Hardy. and of justice, with hatred and maledictions. Conse- ment of the facts relied on, and the re - Fillmore to New York, to welcome Kossuth on be- Lancashire ant) orkstdre 100 57% - 57% To be lollowed by the E C . o c m ha ew p a ►l 1 t y : i go - Ellen Chaplin. r. 0. smith; Wright; Gras M 'half of the Executive, and to invite him to visit Dpoo.. faiths .1 . 1 area . .... au l3 . 8 . 14 - - 8 .. d. Mr. Emery ; Paul Pry, MT. • Mr. quences yet more fearful than this would have ensued. medy claimed, or defence set up in consequence Willis, Mr. Worrell ; Maria n ' :viler which, a ne w and lati4iatile Piece de Circonstance, France and not Lotus NAPOLEON alone would have of these facts, clearly and explicitly put forward. This Washington. Do. West Riding Union 11X 6 -5% d. NI ' Flighty e Follies 01 a Day Mr. Agricola Advices from Nicaragua of the 14th ultimo an- Leeds Northern • • .. all 14 -15 entitled BI,COMERV .- r 2,,i ..,_ 130ance, Mr. Pani ' Bedtord ; John been the sufferer. Europe and not France alone might be,accompanied with a power of interrogating Liverpool. Crosby, and Green:Mr. Honey ; the opposite party. It would then be immediately nounce the defeat and capture of Minoq and all his seutepert .. .. .. 1734 .. -.. force. irey, Mr. 0. Smith ; oar. r eakly, Mr. Worrell; Mrs. Portia La would have been involved in the catastrophe. ,se e , Woolgar. London and Blackwell - all 6% - 7 crezia Green, H a d the PRESIDENT been anticipated by his an- ascertained whether the question were legal or equi- Do. Tilbury Ext Scrip I% .. -•• London, Brighton , ' and x...) ,, z ,, I.:II.I.sC,ESS'S THEAUB, OXFORD-STREET. Advices from Valparaiso, to the 25th of October, unec: the .liztricgrin2r.in Mr. C. Kean. tagonists, Ltd the Legi-lative power of the Republic table in its nature, and there would be nothing to state the rebel iarray in Celli, numbering 13,000 men, South Coast .. .. 100 94 -95 l'lli' Ev,:,::;:tc;Lobid o an d N.-Westsria Ice 115% -116% 116 liase he same judge or bench from ronouncin a had been repulsed by the Government troops, and a Shakesoere's Comedy of THE mEgny WIPES OF WINDSOR. conquered the Executive, hal the occupant of the prevent t p g large number killed and taken prisoners. do. quarters • • 22 3 % - 3 % e Principal characters by Ressrs. Barney,l Keeley A. Wigan, flea- Do. fifths .. .. .. 12 2 14 - 2 % P. Elyi6e been removed once more to Ham, and the As- just decision. The necessity for courts of equity do .v:•, Addison. Harley, J. Vining, C. Kean ; Mesdames WlnstanieY, Her Majesty's steamer Gorgon had captured the bo n:. 101. sh., M.& E (c) 1 1% -1% p. Keeley, and C. Kean, sembly taken upon itself the responsibilities of was supposed to have arisen in the first instance from rebel steamer Araca, and taken her into Valparaiso. don and 5.-weatera 100 84% - 8.1% 84% Alter which, a new and original Comedy, In two acts, Administration, the country would necessarily-we the overstrict adherence to the too stringent rules of Peru , and Bolivia state Do. new 401. .. .. 34 Do. new 501. .. •.. 42% 8 - 7 dis. entitled TENDER PRECAUTION ; or, the Romance of Marriage, Late advices from Ecuador, 7 - 6 dis. in which Mr. and Alm Keeley, and Mr. and Yrs. Wigan will appear. re at it, and italicise it-necessarily have been the common law. A portion of the formal that those places are perfectly tranquil. Manchester, Buxton, and 51.n Ma c tl h o ei e t k er, sh . enti . el . d. . i all 2 - 234 Pr.v.ite 1 - 3 01 ,,, - . 9 B i , c ,to be bad of all the Booltsehers, and as Mr. plunged forthwith into a terrible and irresist. p ar t o f eve ry bill in Chancery states as a The United States steam-ship Ohio, from Chagres 3sag,ingliani ; el Atom also p!ft:es may ; . e ta:,:n at the Box-ordce, c. i .: , ,,i-stre , t. from Elev e n till vivo l'eloeN ible revolution. France would have had for reason for interference, " forasmuch as your and Havannah, arrived at New York on the 7th inst., Lincolnshire .• .. 100 31% - 32% ___...... Do. Manchester • and hOyAL 1. r , :taiel rtlIAT: , ,r. , the moment not one chieftain but a thousand. orator is remediless in the premises by the strict with 15,175 dollars in gold dust on freight. Lincoln Union .. 4 2 0 3 1 % -2% dis. Under the Management 0. ~.I.danaz I'w:iris. The New York Money Market was easier. The Xidian , d --'" "' 100 55% -55% 5554 % 111 IS EVE SING, Anarchy would have been the result, and that rules of the common law." This is a necessary alle- D0..,0/. shares .• .- 35 •• -•• dis. stock market was dull, but Government stocks and Do. Birmlng & Derby 100 27 -28 28 97 Vs ill to I.erformed anarchy the most frightful. Who would have gation, and if a legal remedy can be shown, a de- FORTY AND FIFTY. other leading securities were firm. Little doing in Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 4734 .. ** De. quarter shares .. all To be f olewed by led in the confusion ? Why, every faction would have murrer for what strangely enough is termed " want foreign exchanges ; bills on London, 110 to 1101; Newcastle and Carlisle.. all .. -•• THE GAME OF SPECULATION. Principal characters by Norfolk 1l o s t r e v . o . r :.. •• .• : : 10 311 0 2 ' ; -2.; Messrs. O. , ja,,thews, F. Matthews, R. Roxby, 11. Baker ; Mrs. C. seizes the opportunity. Every party would have of equity," would be allowed. Now, it is manifest Paris, 51i; Amsterdam, 411 to 41i ; Humburga, Newmarket -.. .. all 7% - st 4 ayi 36* to 36k ; Bremen, 77f to 771. 'Newport, Aborgavenny, Horn, and Miss M . . Oliver. g rappled with its antagonists in a deadly struggle that the courts of common law have only to relax Po conclude with and Ilereford .• .. 8 5% -5X dis. 2 The cotton market was firm, with an upward ten- Newry and Enidskillen .. 7 .. -.. dis. A PRACTICAL MAN. for supremacy. Th e Legitimatists would have hailed their " strict rules" to render the Court of Chan dency. Bread stuffs are very firm, with an upward trorrY , Warrenpoint, & the disordered condition of the Republic as the signal eery theoretically, as it has long been practically, use- tendency. Ashes in better demand, at 550 dollars ee I: Al. vi... I ..rti., I::ic., 1...,,... Lessee and m,,,,,,:,,r, mr. W. Farreu. T711: 4 f';V . 1 .. ... - ; 1 N(4. for a third Restoration. The Orleanists would have less, to remove the incubus that has during many sue - for pearls, and 4 871 dollars for pots. 00. New 201. shares.• is 14% - 13% dis. Will be performed MT wIFE'S DACCIIITE I S.. Mr Hoskins. striven desperately for the power which slipped from Freights to London-Flour le. 9.1. to ls. 103. per I r i o o r r t tl ier z n ri CeuLties Malec 8% 3% - 274 die. With PLOTS FOR PETTICO iTS. Frank kinish, , ~. _ 8 ip. cessive ages oppressed the country. We may here add .. .. .. 1b 6% -7% To conclude with THE LONELY MAN OF Til_K OCE.A: s . am _ es the grasp of the modern ULYSSES, and would have in the words of BLAcEsTONE referred to by our cor! bbl.; measurement goods, 255. to 30s. pzr ton; naval North Devon • • .. 9% 754 -6% dis. ported by Messrs. IL Farrell, W. 1 arren, stores, 2t. 3d. per 2801 b. to Liverpool ; cotton 3.16 North Sta ff ordshire • . 17% 8% - 8 dis.' 9% Bender, Norton, 3I ol dreamt of transferring it to the uncertain hold of a respondent, that it is quite a mistake to suppose that f Huth-Western .. • . 19 .. -.. MS. Fielding and J. Adams. TuKatxr., new AsTrAxax or of a second TELEMACHUS. The •‘ it is the business of a court of equity to abate the o a penny per lb ; flour, ls. lid. per barrel ; heavy North a: Sth.-West.Jane. 3% %dis. - par sc l o lr h et e r tr pton.. .. all 15 .- 15% 2.-I.LbC.H's YLAYIioUSN AND ST RA. Liverpool. . goods, 155. to 17s. 61. per ton. Oxford, Worcester and Lessee. Mr. W. R. COPELAND, The Warmest Theatre in London. Socialists would meanwhile have exulted in that rigour of the common law-both are equally bound al ... 25 14 -1+54 Another New Fame. sudden disruption of the state, which must have CHARLESTON, DEC. 8. by fixed rules and precedents - there is not a single Cotton is in good demand. 175 bales sold, 7i to Scottish Midland .. .. all 9 - 555 THIS EV ENING, Will bo performed SIMPSON AND , CO 6 heun . led them on to one last and tremen" rule of interpreting laws, whether equitably or 8i cents per lb. Do. new .. ... .. 23X 7 - 8 Shrews. & Birm., Class A all 6% -6% After which, BREAKFAST } OR IW . . a new Farce, entitled CIRCUMSTANTIAL strictly, that is not equally used by the judges in the The Pacific's news caused a firmer market. shrews. & Hereford.,Old 6 Do. Class 8.. •. .. all 4% -4% dons experiment. What horrors might not To be followed by 4% - 334 Ms. EVIDENCE. Characters by Messrs. Ro;crs, Belton, Bonier, then have been perpetrated, we may conjecture with courts both of law and equity." And again-" A Cotton firm and active. Do., do., New • . 5 .. -.. Misses Marshall and Mas'sell. 12,000 bales mid- N eti E ve W . ORLEANS, sales DEC. 8. Shrewsbury and Chester With STROLLERS AND STRATAGEMS. some degree of certainty, now that we have wit- little liberality on the part of the common law judges, dling, at 7- 1 , cents per lb. Reel to of theday, , • To conclude with a Farce, =Wei TEE FIFTH OF NOVEM- by extending rather than narrowing the remedial bales, being the largest of the season.-Ti mes. Times. Do. Halves .. .. .. all 7 - 8 BRIe, by Messrs. Tilbury, Roger,, Hudspeth, :Wives Saunders and messed even their late feeble attempt at systematized Do. Oswestry .. .. all 1034 - 11% 10 Maskell. rape and murder in the departments. Communism effects of the writ of trespass on the case, might have answered all the purposes of the Court ofDo. New.. .. .. • • 1 %- % dis. The prices of admission are arranged as follow :-Orchestra stalls, Shrop,shire Union •• .. 634 3% -3% d. 4, ; boxes (first circle), Is.; (eecond circle), 2s. ; Pit, ts. would then have unfurled, once for all, that red flag e ff ec t ua ll y Doors to be openel at half-peat Six, and the performances toREMOVAL of THE COURT PROM OSBORNE HOUSE Do., A, B, C, &D, ftilly which even the sublime elcquence of ALPHONSE DE Chancery, except that of obtainingpaid up at per cent .. - .. .- .. commence at Seven precisely. a discovery by the To WINDSOR CASTLE (THIS DAY). - Her Majesty and South Devon .. all 14 -16 A second price will be taken to the Boxes only at Nino o'clock oath of the defendant. " Prince Albert, accompanied by their Seven illustrious chi)- South-Eastent .: :: 30 20% ••••• 20% 20% % -flrat circle, Si.; second circle, Is. LAMARTINE could not again have repulsed under But the reform we have advocated has already been dren, and attended by the Marchioness of Ely ( Lady in South Wales.. •• - all 28% - 29% Private Boxes One Guinea and a Half each. those circumstances. Paris would have been in Stage Manager, Mr. E. Stirlinz. adopted in the United States. Our Transatlantic Waiting), the Hon. Caroline Cavendish (Maid of Honour), south Yorksh. and River Sheff., Roth., and Gisela, 4 - a d. 11% 12 flames before the electric telegraph could have an- ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. mounted the rising of the faubourgs. Property would brethren have already tried the experiment, and with the Hon. Colonel Charles P. Phipps (Keeper of the Privy Dun •• .. •• .. 15 Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal flightless Purse), the lion. Lieutenant-Colonel A. Gordon (Equerry to South Division .. .. Eti• ling end D int nnline all e -II Prince Albert. have been delivered up to the rapine of those mina- the greatest success. There have been no complaints, tllloeuPserhinoelde)), C a o n l d one t l he Myddleton Biddulph (Master of the Rev. Mr. Birch, left Osborne this Sto ckton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 11 -13 rn't) lotrr and Mn.nfwer, Mr. W. Betty. total marauders who have been already christened s morning, at ten o'clock, and embarked on board the Fairy Taff Vale .. - •. •• , 126 149 - 151 The most successful and popular Theatre in London- ° we believe, not even among the lawyers, as to the Azad still continues the Star of the Theatrical World. truly and so terribly by Mr. MACAULAY---'‘ Heathens • Royal steam-yacht for Gosport. The Royal party were re- Taw Vale Extension • • 9% .. -.. dls. THIS EV - ENING, improved system. We are not, therefore, recklessly ceived at the Clarence-yard by the usual cortege of military Thames Haven Dock and Will be produced new grand Spectacle. from the pen of E. Fitzball, in the midst of Christianity, and savages in the midst •c • andnavalofficers, and thenceproceeded,special train, on ll ' ailw4 ""- 1816 - 18 dial ' Esq., and written expressly for this establishment, entitled of . ... .. .. ,AZAEL, in which will be introduced the same highly-trained CIVIIIZ '41.013." . As f or the army-the nation must 'he South-Western R .ilway to the Basingstoke station, and Wat e rf o rd - cannot possibly be anticipated. They can easily be where another special train was in readiness to convey the Waterford and Limerick ) , all " .. Horses and Camels that appeared in the Opera at her Majesty's have looked in vain to it for avethe restoration of ord er •• -. ... Theatre, with an addition of Ostriches, Zebras, &c., &c., the whole calculated, and we have a valuable and aPProved Queen to Windsor. Her Majesty was received at the Windsor Wa terford, Wax., Wick. of the well known resources of Astley's. It has been pronounced by either in the capital or the provinces. It would have station by a guard of honour of the Grenadier Guards, and and Dublin .. .. 3 .. -.. public opinion to be the most gorgeous and effective production ever precedent to guide us in the pathway of reform, where her M willshortlyWest Cornwall -. .. 11 .. , dis. proceeded to the Castle, ayesty witnessed within the Walls of a theatre, assisted with magnificent found its authority stifled between the intrigues of if we decide on entering it. In truth ceive an illustrious circle. Whitehaven and Farness all .. -.• scenery and brilliant costumes. The new Dramatic Performers"l e York, Newc., & Berwick 26 17% -18 17% having achieved an unparalleled trinmph, will have the the honour co° Generals. No single leader could have tending we are suffering from the variety of tribunals, gal, L I VERPOOL . - The Liverpool and Philadelphia Ditto and Newcastle of appearing every evening until further notice. posseased_in its regard an in fl uence sufficiently power- f.quitable, ecclesiastical, maritime, prerogative, bank- Steam-ship Company's vessel, City of Manchester, arrived at Extension .. .20 7% -7 4. With Batty's Grand Scenes of the Arena, embracing the largest . . Ditto G.N E. purchase 9 3% -3% tl. this port at midnight, having left the Delaware on the sth Equestrian Company in Europe, represented by Foreign and British fill to reduce the other competitors to insignificance. rapt, insolvent, &c., &c. There is nothing to prevent in st., York and North Midland 50 21% -22 21% making the passage in exactly fourteen days, from Male sod Female Artists of superior talent. CHANGARNIER would have had one portion of the To conclude with MORE BLUNDERS TH AN ONE. these different courts being all merged in one Cape May to Holyhead. Tickets to he had Fit the Pox-office irom Eleven till Four daily. military assembled round him as their favourite chief - superior tribunal, assisted by a number Of local ALARMING ILLNESS OF SIR WILLIAM COOKE.- LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Stage Manaier, Mr. T. Thoinpson. have hal another • and •„ f t lag d i s t r ib u t e d thr ram h nn t th, ien,,,th, an d .......,----,_.---------..,....,------- taco. LAMORICIERE would 1 1..... g...... ..................... ._____,,..._..... ___ „,....... ___ b rea dth Daring the last few days the deepest gloom has not only Leasing ' ~,, , a ,,..,„,,,, Business pervaded the minds of the inhabitants of Doncaster, but ltailwaYL Companies. ' '"‘" '''"`" -- " t11/66 * aerie to-day, PORTRAITS BEDEAU another ; and CAVAIONAC, with his im- of the land, save that foe to all improvement, a re- those of the surrounding districts, on learning that Sir - ----- Bcd f. & Blotch mense influence as an incorruptible Democrat _pent for " vested interests," or, in other words, for William Cooke was afflicted with a serious and alarming ill- lay Lon. Se N.W. all .. -.. Oz - OF and, as formerly, the Dictator of France, must have the perpetuation of the right of plundering the come new, which placed his valuable life in a state of imminent Est m ing •i, - peril. Sir William had been labouring under indisposition l - ' SOU - LT AND WELLINGTON, found yet another division of the soldiers and that h , munity to certain privileged parties. Those who de- for some time previously; t he symptoms . became of a more guaranteed •• at. Wertern all 28 -30 23% no unimportant one, rallying in thousands under his stroyed the bread monopoly will not, however, shrink alarming character, and the opinion of his medical advisers Do., without a WITH MEMOIRS AND FAC-SIMILIES OF THEIR HAND- afforded little or no hope that be would rally, and that his guarantee .. De .. • • all 25 -29 standard. Civil war, therefore, must have risen in from attacking the less powerful clique who are dis- life would be spared to his family, hi f ' d dth ~ , s nen s, an e com- Willa., Wolver., WRITIN'_IS.& Dudley, gua unprecedented fury in the metropolis, and in the pro- tributed in the neighbourhood of Doctors' Commons munitY* The latest accounts . from Wheatley declare, we ranteed •• Do .. .. all 8 - lot are sorry to add, that Sir William was gradually sinking.- Do., without a THE MOST longed and wholesale carnage that must have ensued, and the different Inns of Court. Doncaster Gazette. guarantee .• Do • • • • all 7 -9 p SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SOULT Liberty would have been drowned in the blood of DEFENCE or MALTA.-We stated last week that clvdes Bnckinghanash. Lon. &N. W. all 17% - 18% dale June Caledonian all 41 -43 that atrocious Saturnalia. THE FRENCH REPUBLIC the Hercules, old 72-gunship, was to replace the Ceylon, E. Lin., Guar. 6 EVER TAKE N, Happily for Paris, happily for France, hap- , • 42. as the superintendents flag-ship at Malta, and the latter trr Cent. •• G. Northern all 3234 -83 BY TV YON, _ was then to be broken U. Seeing that the port of Malta is Glo u cester and pily for Europe, the peril of that fearful out- We have intelligence of yesterday from Paris, but frequently left without a single seagoing ship of war, it 11 Foreste l e e n pike G , t. Western 29 134 - 234 p FOR WHICH THE 'MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES • c I rk, New.,l ' break among the anarchists bas been dis- the journals have not arrived. would have been more advisable if the Admiralty, when and Railway 1 ant Ber. 5 all .• .•- •• ToGLTIIER WITH A sipated. At the hazard of everything dear to In consequence of the great number of electors who g. . dein a way with the old Ceylon, had replaced her with a Emu sad Selby Yk. &N. M. au tot - les PORTRAIT OF himself, life, power, and reputation, Louis thronged to the mairies to get cards, it was dec i ded seagoing s p . ports have hi . The admiral superintendents of the home available two-deckers and three-deckers to carry Do. % Shares Do .. .. all 5134 - 52% Do. X Shares Do .• .. all 24% - 95% THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON - 101% 101% Lon. and Green. S. Eastern.. all 11% - 12% from eight o clock in the morning till midnight, and afloat on such an . important station as Malta a ship first cry of success, must have sounded the alarm o f IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, - also, efficiently provided with the means of defence. At all events Lowestoft, Gcl. 4 insurrection. By incarcerating the principal leaders that the ballot would be prolonged on Saturday ' and it would have been more consistent and advisable had the per Cent. •• Norfolk .. all 14 -15 AT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, of the Parliament, he has rendered those intrigues at Sunday from eight in the morning till six P.M. Admiralty substituted for the Ceylon one of the old converted De.. 6 per cant De .. •• all .. .r, .• screw line-of-battle s hi p s, the E dinburgh, for instance, and 21liddlesbro' and PRICE ONE SHILLING. o nce and entirely innocuous. By arrestin g the most The Prefect of the' Seine has caused to be posted a so have secured a valuable addition to defence of Malta. &CAM, 6p. ct StOciEt. B4 Dar all .. ...... N. & East, 6 - ' -.. conspicuous among the Generals, he has avoided the notice warning electors of the penalties to which -United Service Gazette. per Cent. •• E. CountieB . all .. -.. _ _ _ _ _ ___ HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. they expose themselves by voting more than once, and Do., 5 per cent. Do. .. .. all 54 -56 Tars Da/ -morning 0 rain. after 0 1 Evening 58 min after 11 ruin and the civil war that must have resulted from THE SOCIALIsTS IN PRANCE.--A distil) • bed guis Do New .. Do .. •• 43 4 -3 p To-Moxisow- , Horsing 26 min. after 12 i Evening 50 min attar 12 the divided allegiance of th e soldiers. By an instan- non-electors, especially foreigners, that they will be nobleman has iVritten t _ o , to NV :----" I have received let- 't and L. &N. W. rigorously punished for taking part in the elections. tars about Clamecy, la the south of France, containing de- Prestos and .. i a La.e. y.} _ . •-,....... - - taneous display of resolution, he has spared France the The Bishop of CHAD:ins writes to the journal of tails of the proceedings of the Socialists during the time they Do. % Shares ADo .. .. 11 8% - 934 p THE WEATHER.-Scrl OFFICE, DECEMBER 20. o f the place, of the most f • h f Guild., necessity of a protracted and sanguinary conflict. He Chalon-Sur-Marne a letter of adhesion to the decla- held yo possession d rig tal description. actl. Reigate S Eastern .. all 21% - 21% THEMOMETEP, 114 TILE SHADE. ration of the Bisho U may de and upon . the truth upo .of the statements and if and has accomplished all these things by one daring . pof CHARTRES. The reason he you can put the facts into decent languageshould ' hold you Roy. & Machin G. Northern all 7% -8% 45-highest since noon yesterday. gives i s that "Gon who eat ea. Shep. Ex.. Do .. •• 6% 1% - 2 p. is with the PRESIDENT." The them up to the good people of this 43-lowest this morning and during the night. and deliberate movement; and at the same time bas . Bishop of LB MANS recommends his clergy to give their muffins over the maudlin attacks of the happy country eat Shet., Roth. and Times upon Goole, 5 per ct. Lana. &York 1811 6 .. -.. 49 -this day, at noon. called upon the nation at large to pronounce upon their active support to the prolongation of the powers Louis Napoleon." Our correspondent then goes on to say :- South Staffords. Mr. lid`Clean 934 2% - I%dis. BAROMETER, 3018. those proceedings by accompanying his Appeal to the rP : 0. ... r.nce LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. " For 48 hours Clamecy was in possession of the ruffians. Wear Val. 6 par 11 .. -.. WIND S.W.-Morning, slight rain, with occasional sunshine; People by the restoration of Secret Voting and the The Minister of War has addressed a circular to Every woman and female child was violated, and some died assaults. The Cent. gust. .. Stock.& Dar. a 28 29 Do. do. .. Do .. .. 25 - Afternoon, cloudy. under repeated as . gendarmes being overpowered D d Do ••• • 25 .. -.• re-establishment of Universal Suffrage. To-morrow the heads of legions of gendarmerie, demanding re- were aMi2/60,-..----aa.....10L,•••• , .......... • • ••••••=1••••=.0.10 publicly • ' I •! I then murdered I:1 wilts °. &SO * .. Gt. Western 100 9134 - 92 5 4 .. ...-_____•, . will be witnessed the completion of this new and ex- turns relative to those who have distinguished them. then disembowelled and stuffed with straw, and the Eastern niers' DAILY WEATHER TABLE. - selves, and to the circumstances of the families of the on their insult again perpetrated . dead bodies!!! A boys' traordinary era in the history of the French popula • entirel y ► v iolated!!.! l fc " PREFERENCE SNARES. State ot the Wind and Weather at each of the following gendarmes who have fallen in the recent disturbances school was f c. Now, if these state ' h . h places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The stations lion. The country will then have declared what are m . ea • ments be correct, oViic we fear there is little doubt, e Minister of Jastic • DANIEL, X- e, 13 re-appointed is there a sane man in France or out f F Paid, Nominal Prins. Basilian dos o Fr ance, who pro- Railways. are arranged in order of latitude. its own views in regard to this meat remarkable and to his former place of Procureur- General at Rouen, fesses to be a Christian , who would not prefer martial law to to--day. pr,vmoirrn-Wind 5 , strong breeze-rain. momentous enterprise. Whatever that decision may and named officer of the Legion of Honour. the chance of seeing a state of things prevail as we have ---.....--.. B Riarreos-W hid S.W., gentle breeze-overcast. ..., •• all •• ".. •• - di& LIASTINGs- Wind S. W., gentle breeze-overcast be, it must command the homage of the contemporary A decree appears appointing a consultation corn- mentioned? And if 3 0, Louis Napoleon deserves well of Aberdeen ibr • IT 2 7 rct 234 •• -•• Eocerusserroer-Wind S., strong breeze-partially cloudy- races of Christendom-as the sentence passed by a mittee for Algiers. France and of the sc gulph of bloodshed, rapine, and orld, for having saved society from a ojed d ent ' °. ' P . . an 10/. .. .. 10 7% -7% 7% FoLKESToNE-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast. The Petrie gives the following additional votes of • hto describe.- • horrors , such as no pen is Chester and Holyhead .. all 1534 -16 -•-• TuNIttuDGE-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partiaity cloudy, great nation on the head of its present ruler-a son the army on the question of the prolongation of the powerful enoug L -1110 ratng Herald. Dund. Pen& Aber. junc. all 1 - iii d. GREENWICH -Wind S. W., gentle breeze- partially cloudy. tents involving, moreover, the wishes of 35,000,000 DRURY. LANE THEATRE. -The fallowing is a brief gut "glint (31 ' b".) %2% STaoon-Wind S.W., strong breeze-cloudless. o f L powers OMB N APO LEON :-Garrison of Bayonne • decorations • I outline of the new s per cent. .. .. - an 2 - at this theatre:-The whole Eastern Counties Exton., . . _ _...... _rs.,•tirdlo rhyrirlsr as to the form of their future government. Behobie, and SOOOS : Yes, 1,767 ; No, 297. Artil- - of the fronts of each circle, the ceilin . s, proscenium, kc., &c., b per cent. No. 1 - all 34 - ~., P % Pis ...,A • A _ _ - ----- Tin No R .. .. .. all par -% p pm state of the Wind and Weather at each of the following p.kces at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.--The stations are arranged in order of latitude. Pr,Yourx—Wind S , strong breeze —rain. B picu rros—Wind S.W., gentle breeze—overcast. 11ASTINGi—Wind S.W., gentle breeze—overcast. SOCITHX.IIPTOST—Wind S., strong breeze—partially cloudy. FOLKH.STONE—Wind S.W., gentle breeze—overcast. TunntuuDoE—Wind S.W., gentle breeze—partially cloudy. GREENWICH —Wind S W., gentle breeze— partially cloudy. ST woo —Wind S.W., strong breeze—cloudless. Swrinoar—W ind S. , gentle breeze —partially cloudy, COLCHESTER—Wind S.W., gentle breeze —overcast. CAMBRIDGE—Wind S.W., gentle breeze—overcast. Yinatotrni—Wind S. W , gentle breeze—cloudy. BlRMlNGlrest—Wind S.W., calm—foggy. DARLOIGTON—.Wind S., gentle breeze—partially cloudy. The returns from the following places indicate the state of the wind and weather on Thursday morning at nine O'clock LudisaiTat —Wind S., calm—overcast. Mut.i..masa t —V t ind S.W., hard wind—rain. PLYstotrra—Wi n d S.E., gentle breeze—overcast- S'Arnmox—Wind S., gentle breeze—cloudy. RANI BilomcG—Wind S.W., strung breeze—partially cloudy. LivuttrooL-7W Ind s E., gentle breeze—cloudy. Wiir rßY—VV 'fla ' 6 .w., strong breeze—overcast. TO CORRESPONDENTS No communication can be attended to unless authen. ticated by the name and address of the writer. Rejected communications cannot be returned. 4- $ 311116 LONDON. SA.TURDA.Y. DECEMBER 20, 1851. To-morrow, Sunday, the 21st of December, will witnes s thii result of the appeal made to the French People by LOUIS NAPOLEON. Somewhere about eight millions of electors will then have been afforded an opportunity of pronouncing their opinion in regard to recent occurrences. They will have been enabled to do this under the shadow of secret voting, and by the newly re-established universality of the franchise. Consequently there can be no hocus-pocus in this most important, in this most vitally important transaction. - Whatever the decision may be— it must be respected by all parties as the ex pression of the real wishes of the nation in regard to their future Government. As to the possibility of any influence b-ing exerc i sed over the votes cast into the ballot-box b y such a vast and heterogeneous population, the mere noti on o f such a thing is altogether prepo sterous. As well mi g h t any given dir ec ti on living creature attempt to lure into ^. the falling leaves of autumn—those leaves which are impelled onwards irresistibly only in obedience t o the inscrutable breath of the winds of he3ven : There can be no question but that the unanimity evinced at We would earnestly invite the attentiou of the community at Jarge, and more especially of 1 egal reformers, to a :communication which will be found in another part of this day's impression, on the all important: subject of Chancery reform. Our respected correspondent, Mr. NV. CHALLINOR, offers some valu able comments on the opinion, now very generally entertained, " that there is no necessity for retaining the Court s of Chancery, as a separate jurisdictionifrom the courts of common law ; and that, in fact, the law of the country may be more beneficially and cheaply administered by one tribunal." Mr. CIIAL LINOR, who is, a veteran reformer, to whose able pro ductions on the inherent defects of our so-called equitable tribunals we have already had the pleasure of directing public notice, briefly setsf orth the parti culars of a case which, as he asserts, " illustrates the hardship and absurdity of the present state of things." He also suggests an easy remedy for many of the most crying grievances of the present system—viz., a simple enactment " that the jurisdiction of the com mon law courts shall extend to the recovery of any demand in respect of a legacy under a will, a distri butive share under an intestacy, and of the balance of a ari , p nershzp account." If such a co urse were a d op t e d , we s h ou ld no t fi n d the inlTarit ance of widows and orphans swallowed u p and destroyed, and the fun ortunate victim re duced to poverty and destitution, executor of so less cupidity of through the heart inanthe es t ate, to cons m en e t to the so me over c • autious solicitor, who would hnaovtipnegrmsoimt e h i i n s t c e l r i e e s n t t, administration of the „sots save through the interventio n of the Court, with all its oppressive and elaborate machiner y . The adop tion of the new Law of Evidence Ac t , ren pairvteiess, will, to so soon as the admissibl e suits d ei e t r h i e n r g fo t r he oragainst testimony of thelnse practice of the Superior Courts is assimilated to tha t of the county courts, by looking the wives of parties competent witnesses, deprive Chancery of any sup posed superiority for eliciting truth. Indeed, the ad vantage will now lie at the other side, in consequence of the viva voce examination and the power afforded of instituting a close and searching cross• examination in the presence of the court, and of any jurors who might be empannelled to try any disputed question of fact. A decree appears appointing a consultation com mittee for Algiers. The Patric gives the following additional votes of the army on the question of the prolongation of the powers of Louis NAPOLEON :—Garrison of Bayonne, Behobie, and Socos: Yes, 1,767 • No, 297. Artil lery of tontaubau : Yes, 330 ; N i o, 47. A number of political arrests were effected yester day. About four in the afternoon four large vehicles conducted 40 prisoners from the Prefecture of Police to the fort of Bicetre. Tha following is a list of the representatives who have been transferred to St. Pelagie :—M.M. Pascal Duprat, Antony Thouret, Laydet (le ges4ral), Bixio, Duvergier de Hauranne, Durrieu (Poulin), Joret, Renaud, Besse, Belen, Cholat, Emile Pearl, Latrade, Mint, Marc Dufraisse, Ricbardet, Bugard, Charles Lagrange, Gambon, Valentin, Colfavru, Laboulaye, Racouchet, Delbetz, Chaix, Agricole, Perdiguier, Nadaud, Faure, Greppo, Benoit, Madet, Charles Huguenin, Teillard-Laterisse. The arms of the sth and 6th legions of the National Guard, which have been dissolved, were conveyed yesterday from the Tuilleries to the fort of Vincennes under a strong escort. It is forbidden to celebrate midnight mass this year in the churches of Paris on Christmas-eve. The public works have been discontinued on ac count of the excessive rigour of the temperature. A decree is about to appear for the amelioration of the navigation of the Seine, and for the clearing of the mouth of the Rhone. The Bourse was remarkably firm, and the amount of THE SOCIALISTS IN FRANCE.-A distinguished nobleman has written to us to say :—" I have received let ters about Ciamecy, in the south of France, containing de tails of the proceedings of the Socialists during the time they held possession of the place, of the most frightful description. You may depend upo n the truth of the statements, and if you can put the fac ts into d eeent language you should hold s vheogoeordtbe people of thi s h appy country who eat maudlin attacks of the Times upon them th eir u m p uil to i the Louis Napoleon." Our correspondent then goes on to say : " For 48 hours Clamecy was in possession of the ruffians. Every woman and female child was violated, and some died under repeated assaults. The gendarmes being overpowered were publicly *e *! I then murdered I! ! then disembowelled and muffed with stra w . an d th e E as t er n ma n in France or out of France, who pro fesses insult again perpetra ted on th eir dead bodies !!! A boys' school was entirely v iolated!! ! ! &c." Now, if these state is ments correct, o f which w e f ear there is little doubt, ur i s tisn, who wo u ld not prefer mart i al law to h seeing such a st a t e o f t hi ngs prevail as we have mentioned e t n h t e s re b to be ab e a sane C it so, Loui s N apo l eon deserves well of France of the he world, for h av i ng saved society from a te chance anl o f o gulph of bloodshed, rapine, desr i t._ivo anclhT in o g rs, R s er u a ch lth D aenough r as no pen is powerful LAMB to b l lIELTRE.----The fallowing is a brief u. outline of the new decorations at this theatre :—The whole of the fronts of each circle, the ceiling, proscenium, &c., &c., have been entirely redecorated in the style of Louis XVI. The ceiling is painted in relief, and classically arranged in compartments, consisting of coves and shields, alternate with vases of flowers; these again being surmounted by a cornice and balustrade, With panels, in which are figures in a re cumbent position, and the centre of ceiling filled in with a blended ground representing the sky, and with garlands of flowers surrounding the chandelier. The fronts of the several circles are decorated in blue, white, and gold. The upper and lower ones set out in panels with intersections, and the two principal ones with draperies and fringes of dis tinct elaborate design. The proscenium, columns, cornices, &c., are finished in white and gold. Her Majesty's box has been exquisitely redecorated—the insignia of Royalty, &c., being highly emblazoned. A complete gas apparatus has been laid down throughout the theatre, and a new centre chandelier, manufactured by the eminent firm of Pellet and Co. business transacted was considerable. The Five per Cents. opened at 1001. 50c., and closed at 101 f. 10c. for the end of the month. The Three per Cents. closed at 641. 30c. Orleans Railroad Shares, 1,022 f. 50c.; Rouen, 6421. 50c.; Havre, 237 f. 50c.; Great Northern, 510 f.; Avignon, 215 f.; Vierzon, 488 f. 75c.; Basle, 175 f.; Bordeaux, 395 f.; Paris and Strasburg, 4181. 75c.; Tours and Nantes, 2771. 50c.; Amiens to Boulogne, 2701 . BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Ditc. 19. Boulogne and Amiens, 10%— Central of France (Orleans and Vierzon), 19 1 7 ; 3 Dutch Rhenish, 3 1 / 2 —East Indian, 22% —Luxembourg, 3—Namur and Liege, 614—Northern of France, 16(A—Orleans and Bordeaux, 4ji Paris and Rouen, 25k—Paris and Strasbourg, 1414—Rouen and Havre, 9%, Sambre and Meuse, 3%—Tours and Nantes, 7% ex int. SPAIN. Our accounts from Madrid are of the 14th inst. --- The Gazette publishes a series of documents from the authorities of Havannab, showing the loyalty and devotedness of Cuba to Queen ISABELLA. The P res id ent o f the Council, the Marquis of { The P res id ent BERTRAM DE LIB, and the Minister of Grace and Justice, received the Grand Cross of Pius IX., on the occasion of the conclusion of the Concordat. Railway*. Paid. Nominal Prins. Nadie done to- n lay. Aberdeen all •• •• di& Aberdeen. No. 2, 7 pr. ct. 234 • • —• • Caledonian 101. • • • • 10 7% —7% Chester and Holyhead .. all 1534 —l6 Mind. Per. & Aber. Juno. all d. East Anglian (31. 105.) per cent. .. .. • • all 2 1 / 4 — 2 % Eastern Counties Exton., per cent. No. I • • all 34 P Dm Do. Na. 2 .• par P Pm Do. New 6p. ceat. Stock 10 10% —ll Eastern Union, Scrip gnaran. 6 percent. .. all 9% 10% Do. 101. Deben. Shares. all • • —• • East Lancashire, 6 per cent. quarter shares . all •• •—• ** E. &W. York. June. stbs all . • —• • Edln. Per. &Dun. 51 p.et. all 134 1 dia. Glasgow & 5.-W. Consul. 100 • • •-• •• Gt. Northern, 5 per sent. all 18% 1334 Do.. sp. c. Redeem. Scrip 3% 34 % 3% Great South. & Western (Ireland) eighths .. all 1 34 —• 1% p, Gt. western (Barks and Hants Ex., 5 per Cont.) 6 p. Lancashire and York shire, F. 201. .. • . .. 6 .. —• • dis. Do. 6 per et. Stock .. 100 183 185 Leeds Northern, 6 par cent., No. 1 o• .. 11 P Do. quarters, 1848 .. 9 .. •_ 7 • p London, Brighton, and S. Coast, guar. 5 per et. 100 .. De. prof., b p et. 5k,1 85 1 100 • • —• • Do. new gear.. 6 per et. 100 141 0— 143 Lon. & N. West. (Coy. & Nuneat.) 5 per cent. • • 13% • • —• • London &S.-W., new •• 5 —2% p. Manch., Sheffield, and Line., guar. shrs., No. 1 all 1034 11% Do. new, 101. .. • • all 12% 12% Do., 61. • • • • • • • • 3 % % P Midland Con. 6 p.c. stock 100 •• Do. Consel. Bristol & Binning., 6 per cent. • • 100 132 133 Do. Bristol k Glouces. all .. Do., Leic. & 8 per cent. guar. • 100 •• —• • Do., Preference • • • • 5 —•% dis. Norfolk Extension•• all 15 34 i)o. guar. 5 34 per cent. all 4 —4s North British • • b 5 Wor. &R' 01.1b1.6 p.c 8 % dis par shrews. 8& Blr., nee" guar. all 10% 10 Shrews. and Ches. (Nor. W. Min.) 8 per cent. all 1534 —l6 South Devon • • • • .. 11 13 Senth-Eastern , 434 p. ct 10 .• York, Nowc., and Berw., Gt. Nof E. Far. all 1 5 34 1634 5 a Do. % 34 York and North Midland IL and S. Fuca. .. 10 1% 1 dbl. 9 ronExcusr. Boulogne and Amiens .. all 10% 10% 14 Central of France (Or leans and Vierzon) all 19 1934 Dutch Rhenish .. •• 8 4% 434 dis. East Indian •• 18 2% —3 p. 20% Do. do. do. .. 20 Greatlndlan Peninsula.. all % % P. Ditto ditto 0- 334 % % P. Louvain ala Sambre .. 7% . Luxembourg 13 3 Ditto (Railway) .. 10 2% Ditto (Canal) .. 2 34 Maria Antonia • • .. 17l 6s 8d —• • Ditto, New • • • • 8 34 • • —• • Namur and Liege .. aU 5 3 6 1 4 3 Northern of France .. 16 16 16% 16 Orleans and Bordeaux .. 9: 4% 436 d. Paris and Orleans .. .. all 38 —4O Paris and Rouen all 25 —253 G Paris and Strasbourg .. 18 3% —3% dl2. 1 4 % Rouen and llavro all 9 9 34 9% Sambre and Mense • • all 3x. 4 3 % 74 s t. Aaid r eves & Quebc . (A) 2 .. Pours and Nantes ' 7 934 934 diS.x.l 7% % I E 4 Tournay, Jurbise, Lan den, and liaison E . afl Wed Flanders n 8% ,3 The Herald° announces that Lord HOWDEN bad presented to the Minister of Finance, in the name o th f e t y he term Lo a nd c o o n nfi b s o c n at d i h on olde o r f s, a prot es t aga i ns t what the 50 p er cen t . w hi c h wss diminished on the Coupons. L or d H OWDEN was said to have caused the document to be legali se d by a notary of Madrid to use it at a proper moment. - DRAMATIC INSTITUTION, GOUGH-STREET. —An amateur performance took place here on Wednesday evening, for the benefit of the Printers' Almshouse Fund. The pieces selected were Mark Leman's drama the Loving Woman, Morton's broad farce , Nig-:he performances were in every way Wife's Second Floor, and Court ney's Time Tries All. worthy of the benevolent purposes to which the receipts will be devoted, the providing a home for those who would other wise be homeless—a secure haven for those whose storm-cost barques would otherwise be wrecked. It would be invidious to signalise any particular performer where each vied with all in exertions for the cause they had at heart; we will, there. fore, content ourselves with remarking that we were both surprised and gratified to find amateurs so capable of "catch ing the living manners as they rise," and of giving expres sion to those " touches of nature" which "make the whole world kin." The house was well attended. THE LATE DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MESSRS. COL LARD'S.—During the day the surveyors of the different in surance offices visited the scene for the purpose of learning the extent of tho loss and, if possible, how the disaster originated. Respecting the latter not the least idea could be formed, and until the ruins are perfectly cooled it will be impossible to state \via accuracy the precise amount of pro perty consumed—but ole thing is quite certain, that many thousand pounds' wortl of instruments alone have been re duced to ashes. The whole of the workmen have likewise been bereft of their toils, each man's stock being on the average worth about 25!. The majority, we were informed, were uninsured. Fortrnately none of the other premises be. longing to Messrs. Colltrd sustained the least injury, so that the business can be canied on as usual. Mr. Braidwood, in his official report, describes the damage done as follows : " The circular factory burned down, and N O3 . 23, 24, 25, and 26, let out in tenements, have their b ack fronts scorched." The report also refers to a scanty supply of water furnished by the Hampstead Company. THE LATE FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION AT SOUND WELL, NEAR BRISTOL —The adjourned inquest on the body of Thomas Waller, the unfortunate " vanger" who lost his life at the late explosion at Lower Soundwell colliery, was resumed yesterday afterroon at the Tennis Court Tavern, in Warmley. The evidence given was confirmatory of that which has already appeared in this paper. The only mate rial evidence in addition was that of Mr. Bush, engineer, of Bristol, who chanced to be on the spot at the time of the accident. He deposed that he saw the boiler a few minutes before the explosion. It then had plenty of water in it, and appeared to be in fair condition, but it was not of a good construction, and was unequal to the pressure upon it. The coroner having summed up, the jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death." The course suggested by Mr. CIIALLINOR has, as he points out, been already tried with the most bene- . - • „I w o. A r • 7,1 1 ' 1 .% . DECEMBE,ft 20, 1851 aid. I.•;, , uai.ual Prices. 11 '' 416ss c " to-day. ----•-- Agra Fria .- .... ••• • .. 2 Aneo Californian .. • • . • --- P Ave Maria ... •••• • • • % - 36 Australian 4 1% - 2 1 4 tarossa Range ........ 1 13 0 334 - Brazilian Imp, (is. 5/. p.) 2134 • • De. Coutes and Cuiaba all .. • • Do. St. John del Rey.. 15 19 -21 ex .d. Cobre Copi - ar .•• 40 33 3434 Cepiapo ..... .. 14 6 34 734 General.. • • • . all 13% —l4 Me.v.ican& S. American 9 3% 454 Nouveau M0nde...... • • 1 —1% Real Del Monte, Thareg. X % Do. Black Debentures. Do. Red Debentures Santiago de Cuba ...... 4 —3% Tin Croft .. • • • • • • .... • • 7 —8 Unitad Mexican• ....• •• 28 2 3 2 West Mariposa .. • ..... 1 —76 JOINT STOCIL BANKS. Aectralasia ............ all 38 3836 British North America.. 50 4634 49 Colonial .. 25 103 y 11 Commercial of London.. 20 25 -26 X London Joint Steck .... 10 18% —17 X Lon•lon and Westminster 20 2834 —293 f National Provincial Eng. 85 .. •• De. New ........ •• .. 10 .• • • National of Ireland 2234 18% 1734 Oriental Bank Corporat. all 27 2834 Provincial of Ireland.. 25 4334 45 Do. New .. ..... all 1534 16 34 Union of Australia ...• all 35 394 Do. New . 236 3 354 Union of London •• 10 14% 1536 Union of Madrid - all .• MISCELLANEOUS. Canada •• •••• •• • . 3234 48 4934 (en. Steam Navigation . 14 2734 28 Fenin. & Oriental Steam. all 72 —75 Ditto ditto 10 17% 18% Royal Mall Steam ...• .. 60 7936 8034 dirlEOtTS. 48 -- 494 27% 28 72 —75 17 3 4 18% 79% 80% )ccember. Ticket days for regis- Account days, 16th and 31st. is errors of the Official Mats, and d correspondents.) Ditto ditto Royal Mall Steam • • • • Settling days in tho raw tered shares, 15th 0! math of nd ZOth. able for tl intereste, (We cannot be answen will not be influenced by MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti mated at 6 000 bales. The market closed steaJily.—ln Railway Shares very little business was done. There were, during the week to the 13th instant, many important alterations in the items of the Bank of England account. The bullion increased considerably again, and without anything like a corresponding ex tension of the circulation, and with a positive reduction of leans or discounts. A reasoa, however, for the notes of the Corporation being thrown beck upon it is that the public treasury is paying in large sums as the quarter draws on. Compared with the previous week, the changes are as follows: Notes Issued ... Increase ... ... 30,279,620 ... 376.690 ... 3,129 894 ... 3,399 ... 8,534,018 ▪ 456,674 • 9,358,843 ▪ 180,340 1,152,453 ... 4,4 W no alteration. ... 11,454,732 92,311 ... ▪ 11,390 345 ... 341,920 ... 16,920.988 ... 402,404 ... 18,889,275 lecrease ... Public Deposits ... leeruase Other Deposits Deereaso Seven Day and other Bills Decrease Government Securities Other Securities ... Thcresiso Notes ... Increase ... Bullion ... Increase ... Active Circulation... Increase 34,770 The monthly circulation returns for England, Ireland, and Scotland, made up to the 29th ult., may be thus stated :-Benk of England, 19.571,3971, Private Banks 3,498,7621., Joint Stock 2,783,1901, Scotland 3,520,4591., aid Ireland 4,848,406/. This, compared with the pre vious month, shows a reduction in the circulation of all the English banks, but an addition to both the Scotch and Irish issues. The circulation was 461,2541. above the amount towards the end of November, 1850. The "Banking Almanack and Directory for 1852" has been compieted, and besides the usual general informa tion gives the banking statistics of the year, a list of private and joint stock establishments corrected up to the present date, with the London agents, and the names of foreign bankers. The circulation of all the joint stock banks is made up with great care, and the follow ing list is very useful for reference, being the dividends paid by bankrupt bankers since October, 1850:- Oct. 11, 1850. Robert Campion, Whitby, Yorkire, se cond of Is. 6d. on separate estate. Nov. 30. George Burdis, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, first of is. 2d. Shareholder in the North of England Joint Stock Bank. Nov. 26. Samuel Gundey, Bridport, Dorset, one of 6s. on separate estate. Dec. 4. Joseph Nash and Thomas Neale, Reigate and Dorking, first of 63. Dec. 4. Joseph Nash, Reigate, 20s. on separate estate. Jan. 31. 1851. Biddulph, Wright, and Co., Henrietta street, fourth of 20. total. Jan. 31. James and Samuel B. Soule, Saffron Walden, finalof 18.8 d. total. Jan. 31. Charles Warren, Shrewsbury and Market Drayton, third of Is. ad. Jan. 24. C. S. Penwick, Tynemouth, third of Is. 10d. Jan. 24. Nash and Neale, Reigate and Dorking, se cond of 23. 6c1., total 84. 6d. Jan. 24. Thomas Neale, Reigate, 20s. on separate estate. Feb. 14. John Wright, Ifenrietta-street, ceseat garden, second of Is. on separate estate. March 14. John Brewin and John Hedgers, Sheffield, second, making 20s. on separate estate. March 24. John and Charles D. Matthews, Chipping Norton end Chipping Campelen, Oxen and Gloucester shire, fourth of 1:1d. total. March 28. Broughton and Gannett, Nantwich, fifth of 4tl. total. May 9. Nash and Neale, Reigate and Dorking, third of 35., total I Is. 6d. May. 20. Messrs. Burridge, Portsmouth, fourth of 10. total. May 30. C. S. Flood and H. B. Lott, Honiton, Devon, second of Is. 9d. total. Juno 3, Whitmore, Wells,land Whitmore, Lombard street, eighth of ltd. total. July 4. John Vaughan Barber, Walsall, Stafford shire, sixth of 6d. total. July 4. John Johnson, Newcastle-on-Tyne, first and final of Is. 2d 9-16. July 18. Iloblaouee, Johnson, Phillot, and Louder, Bath, Bradford, and Trowbridge, fifth of 4d. total. Aug. 12. Field, DUD, and Barker, Cambridge, final of 4p. total. Sept. 26. Timothy Abraham Curtis, 'shareholder in Bank of England, third of 2111. total. Sept. 26. Nash and Neale, Reigate and Dorking, fourth of 2a., total 13s. 6 , 1. The rates for Bills of Exchange were yesterday after noon for the most part very firm. Bills on Paris were negotiated at 25 40 to 45, and on Antwerp at 25 35 to 371, being a slight advance. Amsterdam was very firm; Hamburgh barely so good, 13 94 to 101, and Trieste de clined to 12 40 to 45. The letters received to day from Yorkshire and Lan cashire represent trade as having been brisker. The exportation of bullion direct from Loudon, during the week ending Thursday last, has been limited to silver, viz , 172,900 ounces, but from Southampton there will be a considerable sum also taken out to-day in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer to Alexan dria, Ceylon, and Calcutta. The arrival of the Asia steamer from Boston, with 62,000/., is telegraphed. The Stock Market is firmer this morning, but without any increase of business. Console have been at 964 and are now 96k to 97. Exchequer-bills realise 48s. to 51s. premium. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 981 to I. The favourable accounts from Paris have still a good effect. Foreign Stocks are quiet. Mexican have been done at 27, and are now 261 to I f . Peruvian Deferred Bonds have been 464. Equador are at 3. Spanish Five per Cents. are called 20k to 21; and the Three per Cents. 394 to 404. Dutch Four per Cents. bring 891 to 4. Railway Shares have been steady generally, and prices are a shade better in one or two instances. Fo reign Shares aro scarcely to high. Gold Mines are nominally dearer, especially Agua Fria. QUARTER TO THREE. Como 98 Ditto Account, Jan. 11 961 BRITISII FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. (From the Official List.) 8 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 97 1 4 N 3 per Cent. Consols Anne. New 3 1 4 per Cent. Anna. Long Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860 7 India Stock — Do. Bonds, 10001 62 p Ditto under 1.0001 Consols for Opening ...,... 96704% EKchocuer Bills. 1 V t d. 1,0001. ......., .. . — 51 p loot. — 51 48 p Small — 51 49 p PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCL, Chilian Bonds, 6 per Cent lOO Equador Bonds ................. Mexican Bonds, 1846, ex Jan. Coupons Ditto Account ... ... 26 7 18 7 6%% Peruvian Bonds, 6 per Cent _ Do. Deferred ..... .. 4 3 14 Russian Bonds, 1622, 5 per Cent — Ditto 4 1 ,( 1 per Cent. lO2 Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent ripanish Bonds, 5 per Cent,l840 Dividenelo on the above payable in London. Dutch 2% per Cent., 12 Guild Ditto 4 pPr Cant. Conificatea COURSE OF EXI Ilmatem'am .• •••• • • • • 11 16 Ditto, throe months .. 11 14 Rotterdam •• •• •• •• •• 11 18 Antwerp • • ........ •• .• 25 45 Brussels • • • • .. 25 45 Elamburgh .• .. • M.B. 13 10 Paris, 3 daya'sight •• 25 22 Ditto, 3 months .... 25 45 M ar seilles ••••••• • • • • • 25 45 Bourdeaux.• . • . Prankforton Dtatna..ea 121 Berlin• • •• • • •• •• -- Vienna, effec. flo • ....• 12 45 Trieste, ditto—. • • .... 12 45 Petersburgh,S ll . Ebbe.. Madrid Cadiz •• •• •• •• •• .• •• •• 49y B a rcelona .... „....... 4 gcplll4.. • . • ;LIAN GE.-FRIDAY. Leghorn ••.. • • Zo 85 Geßoa •• ••••••••• • •• •• 25 60 Milan • • •• •• •• •• •• •• •• Venice................ Naples .... •• •••• •• •• Palermo, peroz • • • • •• .• Messina •• • • • • •• • • •• •• Oporto .• • • •• •• • • •• Rio Jtnelro .• .• •• Iluenos Ayres .. ••.. • • Yew York, 60 day s'slglit Philadelphia .. •• .. PRICES OP BULLION, PEI 01. Foreign Gold lnbars..XB 17 9 Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0 :ipanlsh Doubloons .. 0 0 0 Now Dollars .• .. •• 0 4 11 Silver In bars • 9 5 0% The Rev. John G. Lotuciale, eon of the Bishop oF Lichfield, has been appointed Reader at the Temple Church Loadon. Rest 1.. SH IPPING.---(THIr-4 Pit .) ou l i oN h a:rN, DEC. 20.—Wind a t no on S,, light airs 3rld C ' a f.. 1.; ° ao w ; u:s 11 ): 1: 1. 1 1:' tc L ll N: er. tianii9i:TßWiteinn,-ds .A•YrT PILL, DEC. 19.—Wind : 5..----Ajrrd.. Ireland, QuibtO, for Gloucester. on C e -LoucEsTEn..—Arrd. Avon, Mogaquadavie; ArgYle' FLEET Dalhousie. ' c. i . Off pert, WOOD DEC. 19.—Wind S.—Arrd, Credeßd3, POOLE DEC. * 19.—Wind W.S.W.--- ,s.Arra. Industrie, Newfoundtmr d Quebec. -- I"ississippil OFF Tonu Pho3be, Bay of Bengal; .-- St. John's N AY.— , ew Brunswick; Salisbury, Quebec. CLYD Sld. Margaret Smith,Trinidid. CROOK E ; COWES William imam elenAdsrroAdij.ntchilreidisscJeivtr Arrd. Sophia, Quebcc. ) 19.—Tho 'Trident, here, rep . , ... 4 having Epok e u the Senator, London to New ork. I jcu i, , 39 N. 34 W., which vessel was disraasted Nov., 44 N., 31 w ~ and cn the 27th intended .. to put into Fa s!. The Trident also pass l i. brig dismnsted and waterlogged 231 N0v., 31 N. , , 6 ,b 1 0 10 LIVERPO , L, DEC. 19.—Wind S.—Arrcl. 1 . 0 `, c ,'" or: Calcutta; .e Emma, Laguna; Joshua Motion, i' c ''' V !ZIT Sarah and Ann, Pugwash; Vernon, Princeeiiies; loan, :ct s , Island; Mountain Maid, Malta; Oft, Y 5 , 1 ,, 00 ,p. son, __ )9 Vienna; Magdalen, Nantes; William I'vai. Fprung ber ei 0 S i cu l n l :l pat also; )itinc3r:;HAt,:,anniGmobr;giane Ilanahurgh; Amelia:4o, Wilhelmiaa, Monte ' Video; lltiert, DeEl2—„sti, s„ e n w °dean?. ; Staed a rd S , e ß i c t :s e t n i ' goU a c v h a e ilir;RNiclibrorrEidgj'ltli:; ~,,, Montreal. Sld. 18th, Ambossadrcss, 1)1° fo i 4 0 .. 1. 1tr0 Sorella, N a pi, , F; 19th, Texian, Ls GI to t ii ii. cst State, New Orleans. The Lslls, P3l3foutb oic, port, is on shore on the Uorse Bank. ~.l ° n ' , g er I,:ii h e o t , lire , boat has gone to her avistance. 16°Aiira' uu.c. m.e i r, from Exct• r, and the Challenge!, d a mag e ' fr° '''' i_hi, lave been in contiet, and both received I DEAL, DEC, 19.—Wind s.w.___Arrd, Bondicari, Sots , !.7, New South Wales; Rokeby, Madr 3s ; C li e o%, Lj' a rn eb erara; Iler.?.m, Jamaica; Maria, ditto• V ele D c iy; , ( . 4 41v , . e . o. Arrd. from the River, EcarreEs, 'Arm 11.9' e l : i.ma, Cape of Good flop; °doss, ditto; '- 1° 'ditto; :3 , ti n .i s v io i n n ; ol, l , ll 7,l t :s. j h a e n t e h I.l E a li r i ,:e , e, Ric- r Gambia; rigir' l '' Sophie, , Rio Janeiro; G rn a b t ß h rg e a r br r b. i a2d,ole7iii.d:dr,!,;Jd'ulbl;; a' ( in i e OFF,,tto, n 1,._ , 1t t NEWHAVEN,aHonduras;uzas ; or N E p i a E t Victoria, a l , 9 IN . T — e 1;117 , k . PonTsmouTn DEC. O 19.—Wind S•S•TV . • --- ri ma d rag. Tri. A d. tirt i.:.;, ie ßwi_ s c i a, DEc. 19.--:ThhaesEblleeenn assisted ' o,i . jieer gef i • havingPb°eLentoonStt.heSiLovoanng Saud. • Led la - - ----"----'-_i____-------f---'- - n A.Y.) MARKET N EWS.—(TI-11s A ,— 0 ,6 COVENT GAUDE N. re on Large supplies of both Fruit and Vegetables to- . („a3,.. ~euerally speaking, the demand was steady, but ,„PlietVtiAge Hambirgh Pine Apples, English, is to 65 per 1 " ' 8d to I° ' Grapes, 3s Od t, 53 6d per lb ; Out-door Englih wei,hßauvleT.lft the slightest alteration to notice in t o 9a per lb Apples, ditto, bushel , ; Melons, is Cd to 3s each • Walnuts, 1 03 Q : 10 lie bushel ; Filberts, 70s to 90s per 100'lbs; 0,313g.0e5!e,,,i), IS,' , VEGETABLES.—Cucumbers, Od to Od each 010- tocifel to 2s 3d per sieve; itorsera'dish, is 6d to 65 P e t, r b ,geS , 2386da t 0 00 7s Od ; Portugal ddiitttto°,',,,6_dnd pe r Parsley, 25 Od to 2s Cd per dozen bunches; perWhitela doie,,V t_o .o l: ; Red ditto, 25 to 4s ; Red Beet, : a L l oc ,hrorms, ls to Is 6d per pottle; Turoi 8,1 to , 1 7 8 , Pears, 35 6d to 1r 1C ,3 pet t ito 4 , 3 : (; 491 ts), , s,j t p, C i op a r e r r rt o ob t nl s i , n; ( 4 .101 s ea .itooun Onions, r s 2lisc p ,t e 06 r d3 d s e t zo per.•ns. dii bi l ei : c is l i bi o e ; s . P e ; s : l7° , , s t e b fri s , 7, , --‘1:, 1 : !,, Gr eer. ~ 0 ,11), Os oa o to en uf , 503 per dozen ' bunches ; French Beans, i half sieve ; Vegetable Marrows, Ocl to Os per 0 i ,e'r Lees,le to 18 1 , I ; to 10 b ` . d to 2d per bunch; Spanish Onions, We Brocoli, 16s to 13s per dozen bundle; El ldiVe ' -° is 6 d 5s Od to Vs Od ; per score; Parsnips, 6d to is per dozen. NEWGATE AND N.,EADI/1111103511:.911erji (.1 to 3s Od; Tame Rabbits, Od to Is 9(.1;2ni ea 8d + 6 ‘o is Od is Od to 4s ''' 5 3 0; ;Pigeons, - d to 91. Pig. 4 s 0 ° Surrey Fowls, 5 ' ' P '-' , 33 -a t po s Od to 9s Od ; ditto Chickens, voo lish ~, to Barn-door . , d i tto. rhea 12s Ocl • ,French ditto, 65 Od to Os Od; Irisu lb a , , 0 C. Oilper 9 8 l-0 ; Fresh Butter, Is Od to ls 2d 11 113re!„„e, ts, 2s Od to 3s Od; Wood k. 2s Od ants, 2s Gd to 3s 6d; Partridges,d is 6u; t;'""d Geese, 5s Od to 95 .L.,,tei ditto: Is 0 to 33 od; Wil Levere to 9d; f s is 6d to 2s Oil ; Sni e 6d " s e O ' cl • Tel, 6 1 - 4 t ° d plea e ' Ducks, Is 63 to 2s ()L s'tol' "; 311 , Widgeons, Od to 5 6d to 9d each. ve ß a e l, e 3 f, s f o ro a m to 2 4 s s l o O d d ; t7o,:d3sBPd •°llMift.toll, 35 ° A a r) tr°Bl .l bs. 5 °ai Pork, 38 0 4 , Oa; lATIIITSCSII.PIO. ~ i 0 , 1 to hs. Beef, from 2s 8d to 3s C Mutton, -4 .° '„A n et S I " Veal, 2s 10d to 4s AI; 33 lv - I tern, Ee 1 1 s o , s I t 4 o s 2 p s er 20,1°11:lapse; r;l,ob' xur,LING-50.a.390. r d 0 0 0 ;a pia bushel; Red Herrim's, Soles,B l c O o S r O e d ;2°s to 3°'lls l t l et s ros: .I :: : :. ro 3 u s t , 6 7 d a p per 100; and Pork, 2s Sd to :12 ; ° 3 11 : ) , ir Pd c e s t p.b. : cc ci i g tt s , i o s ,° :_ i s a i p o j 4 O per lb; 1 Fish, h I , u 2r 'Turbots, 0 0 t s d , b t:o i tr l c 0 : 1 : 1 1 -19 . e0. 'ut ' ' ; t oo Plaice and Sprats is 6d per bushel. sre ft rozzaD. , ( ells iof. The prices of Wheaten Bread in the rae'r''' 1b '" pe r 6d to 614 d; of Household ditto, 4 1 / 4 d to 5W . ' ' 7` 2113 410 ° to 2,_0 11 ,, 1 t,0 a , r ) 1 .4 7 . t Hides,' 5 11 61 I b l) to E 6 1 4r lltidiCtf2l4 c ( i i it . t dit 6t° ' 5 9 (3 6 11bb t ; °l d to ; 3 ditto, 721 b to 801 b, 2A -d to 1 ", . dtto! . CP l ' 61! , 4 - ( 1 d ; ditto, 881 b to 961 b, 3d to iu to 4a • 011 aid to 05 4 a ; 1041 b, aid to 31d; ditto, 10410 to 11211) , 54 65 Skins, light, is Od to 2s 00 • ditto, fu ll ' 4- 55 I`l,t-i°. 104 t° horn Hides, 5s Od to Oa Od ; 'Polled' SheeP,' °W uil, " Kents and Half-breeds, 4s Id to 4s 10d ; ' r 3s lid; Lamb Skins Os Od to Os ed. A CPI, Hay 1V1AZ1L350,51 ql /5i C''p r 10 SMITIIFIELD.—Mead Hay, 2/ r's 0 0 t ° ' it O'' P - of ditto, 31 5s to 41 6s Od 7 anitS Straw, a °3 t° a. 01°f` i supply good. :Intl trod , :dull. ' CUMBERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 2/ 153 115 5° 'of I°' ' to 3 ' I / 75 I ) t A ditto, SI 55 to 41 4a; and Straw, iv, 1/ 13 t°, cloir e A l full average supply, and a sluggish deft 1 6 g ;, i 1 01/ ' WHITECHAPEL.—AIeadOW MIT, 2/ 126 to i i Els P pto, 31 5s to 41 7s Od ; and Straw, 11 03 t° Trade dull, at barely late rates. vessels.l- I g A CEItY• C r 0 I ' VA;SSr .)'' JUDGMENT.— ar ce v L i D ee w . E c L h L ane v e . ii :A T N:::: l l 3 - u E rio ;: i g oiti b t:h ic i e patent lT a t E l t t this morning, iiiS 94 " r°' TANT TO SHIPOWNEBB' 0 0 ts- i d see th e the s mornin plaintiff gave indolent in tb i3 c riet er ell° was the assignee and pr°P nroP to nas . Lowe's patent for aerferir-srOjeliol" for . owners a _ of several ships lhe belongingdfendaritogilthae I' d t; l3 s l ,l 3 leß eci t l v n a d n v l a ia n s sn d e n s i gn a i ef l rn i i n nb g gee b i nmegtewnaetne of tw. t hhnaiestr c ,,p c . , tab u to n c t ilh r : 7 ; ci 13 c o i or i P o ; 0 11 0 v e d e cr a d ci : h,o . , to means be of screw-propeller, which the Pirbo olio - c oot We t I f ide .a patent was not his case was the first taken, and therefore,', t itle co 0' upon. ca quiescencesubjects vr do proper e a r - n o t fo Holland l a y n e d a r werelas n ; i c a l t ra l : t lic i a te t a! r i te e Cl fe r i° r e o s; 3ll o. t ' i i i icl er i junction from this Court. The defeaucal acre ari t B h h e . course of their case, sixty- a patent for a ec og a t o u ld,: , , svealwida;s9ththaat,tiftihtewpolraeintin s ho d he le o 13ramah,.,' tell had been grantedfive Yearrnort sv,cliotie; and they also argued that the ail pd s it 11 : rrileaogiahe patent. t a t .rnedn The title ho eu s ir t y ol plaintiff, t e ei fro p ,u a: te e hr i ve l d t y o bad g a i i b l s e interfere, under the cireanastanaes, tint" bijohceppoP; a t gainst the parties who heal the me an al'oliditY,,o abate also COlitel.'yvertisiiticoo/i• l aware that packets had been lotig ',,, co t C ° e rt rid s li Amsterdam Screw Propelling 6:eaa r " to it,s ,i, f but had not until now thought Prer ec 0' I°loo of right, and also that the patent 1 0 ; 1 1 - t , only for want of novelty' but°ll.l4 9 Islofi't•all precision - ❑ in the specificatlon er® O Po Sim ltst, - A ts other side " it was contended that there ' v tat tbe Top, between Bramah's and Lowe's patent; that the date rtii; had asserted his right at law, god t ha n - i aiogal o _,l °c d , had conceded the plaintiff's right hY ° at eot r iceP h a agai nst b e e s t , a1c,d,01330 , 1 0:5 t.,11,,e, promise, and even had attacked the Patent kV+ ', l it facies, from which they had 6abecl- ell , 00 0- 0 thereby admitting the right of Air. Ce i h d ,: l a oot but etill°to Honour thought that the defendants bad • b". 0" tieems their case, on the ground of want of novelty as 'et coo thought that the plaintiff ought to br'' of e e t . he e,, ° ";, also stated that no Englishman establish his right at law. Atßdavits °' o f, t°' %ea' 3 belo v r g t - o f 0 8 . .0 0 0 a p n an d y,or was engaged i n wa i t i tl any P4pglienateeo that if the plaintiff or any e tber I " t)° ii3Cir $ chosen, they could obtain powers for ts-'15,00 P A r io tii h fi e in Holland. Various other vessels on tb e st raet ev of be co as those complained of had been c t . porlife sse k country, and they stated that the largev3eana of of ief` tl trade of that couutry was carried on hkoitght, D a for, c o . with the same principle of screw. tie t,l'o hale feteighoi that e ra for could h e n 3 u 2 t d of Henry withhold enr the y v VIII' r i j: o i tt e . b l l : o ° A , 00111 o ,: e is : 6 , 0 d ovfog i t i o o ,oo - : that ground, nor on that of the d° 1t o ase' il d rtgJ his was Honournot strangers should be bound by "twee of these realms. it wc' of 1/3 0 fi at, ,et for the defendants that tho us e , pet - oi elii :0 tahnougihntfroilitherinweiriset. ° .- f tflerebiC6,,c els e e ll Britis h 6 00 ,e ins use the patent, and he thought, ther,e- ;bp i ll - de , t 0 , de r; f ships could not complain of uut being , do. . ot lgiP iv' patent without paying for a licence 5 ° t o f bis J o t 0,00 the circumstances stated in the ontire°,oot g r° 00'7.0 e was therefore of opinion [bat he '' r t heir i‘o or r 7 e of, junction restraining the defendants ° a telit I tb e f be from using within these realms the ser_rete/t.,0 el James Lowe's patent, or any colourabl i''jjeee"- with ' ou. first obtaining the onnsenL and ° °l°‘ • 11 vih ic plaintiff, lie would wake no order as 4 e i ll o t° fl ' o TILE SANE V. TEg3:4l:C5l;j3 C- 5 • 0, 113 -C 0 0 His HoNotra also gave judgment in t B one 1 bie fA rcl the facts were as above, and granted th e to trY 1 , 0 be adding that as the plaintiff would©have better the at law, this and the previous cas had toget her. a tbA t col" TUE SADIE V. Boll°.flpetire . 5 5 , I or His HONOUR said in this case it Pr , 10 D i a tie t jor facts were different, for the Vaasadefendsots,•o°Da of?. 9, stated that he had no interest in the co ' the ess'ir o i co , • die be • was no longer a captain of the VCS3 foe t in a position to be so, and the r a c oat, s 0 tli ° ' far asri tia ~i o t junction would not b® granted. sa ---)" t oe i 0 he was concereed was not 03a° -- A -i - ) „45 0 ~, t o ~/, , - DEATH OF GENERAL PAUL 0-6 - a fter P io siv i rac e anguished general died yesterdan ote red toile 016 lengthened illness. General Andersea edaiioos oelioeool 1788, and passed through the earlY gi',. a f ore t i t o Yd ,tr o in a manner whtch gave premise of.haib_doiiet:_,,ej 04,10,!ci, was at the storming of the Colas-sotto ,4 " 0 0 5; 0 c o 1, 1 ,0 i‘ ; Fort, and the siege of Calve, and or 6 lef,' e d aOf co i lea t, quently in the West Indies, re eei clo pet,±,peJ'4 l lo in the side in the storming of 1110rn,.0 00. , 1 , 0 ".. jo .. A was aide-de-camp to Sir John lJloore. ! ~n ee lit,if t i i e s i oi rs's Holland -, and afterwards served ia Wu '''.l,ll,ot IP ,1,41.1 ,iek, where he was - l ' wounded bY s ders oa , t he it .l seN ere 3 l An at la ,tP the ac-ion of March 21. Gener a reSen 3 I of Flushing, and obtained a medal 1 ( 1 ,) Coione'3 l'il‘ 1, in the expedition to Walchcren, was tar o f °P l '' the deceased ()tikes was appointe.t,i. bec olri` '4 0 1 4 Foot (11 ighlanders), a cumin vliblc4' ty ,0. „309,..1,1i, ilt° his demise. a flerna".vel iPipg) FRANCONI'S CIRCUS.--"Y°1113., basteeei,toaidiolly labouring severely from the hurts, 5,, 04 . • , roinC. - ( Da accidents, has resumed his pert° acid 0000 crowded audiences by his nainne '".' feats.—.Notts Guardian* L 20% 62% 62% \