The Sun. — London, England, 1851-12-19 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON , FR I. int A Y EVENING, DECEMBER, 19 , 1t7 . 51. CHEI/f EDI - VON OF THE NOVELS AND TALES Of SIR pitality in consequence of the generous rivalry pro- as heretofore, and cases may still be decided on mat. SPAIN. I THE SHARE MARKETS. irlennrN.S EDWARD BULWER LYTTON, BART. yoked by the reception yielded to the renowned ters totally apart from their substantial merits. For Madrid journals of the 13th have arrived. On T uesday will be published, crown Bvo., cloth, 35. 6d., -en Paid. I nor ERNEST M ALTRAVE HS. Part 11. I guest of the United States by the people of the instance, a party may-by leave of a judge-plead The Gageta publishe_s a Royal decree prolonging to the end of March, 1842, the delay fixed for the pre- unrrasit ILAILWAYS. Basixess done 1 7- f g , u g a lo i re la lif7rn .. i . a '. n —. ::::-:: --- - 17 -1-2 ; Being " ALICE; or, THE MYS TERIES." Paid. Nominal Prices, With a new Preface and Frontispiece. United Kingdom. Circumstances, indeed, have pe- and demur to the same pleading at the same time, and sentation of claims under the recent arrangement re- Railways, London: Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. culiarly favoured the Magyar Leader during his it shall be in the discretion of the court or a judge specting the public debt. The Herald° mention a re- tO-da y. Ave Maria ... ••-• • .• - _— Asturian . In a few days will be p u blished, handsomely printed in Crown Svo., triumphant progress after emerging from the Medi- to say which issue shall be first disposed of, port •that M. NOCEDAL, in consequenca of his recent Aberdeen- .. •• •• all 10% to 11 10% s Australian .............4 • le price S. cloth, Vol. I. of terranean. He reached the capital of England This is a palpable improvement-the former rule, votes, has been deprived of hia functions as a Royal Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston, &E. Jancion 84 eee - ste nstro,e,a Range ........ 113 0 * T HE POETICAL and DRAMATIC WORKS precisely at the period when its inhabitants which prevented a party from joining issue in law Councillor. M. Isrunaz arrived in Madrid on 5 Brazilian Imp. (is. Si. p.) 24% .. of Sir EDWARD BULWER LYTTON, Bart. Belfast and County Down 37% .. ,-• .. De. Cocaes and Cniaba all .. NOW FIRST COLLECTED. welcome him with undi- and issue in fact at the same time, having been justly the 12th. Birming., Wolverhamp., Do. St. John del Rey.. 15 lee were prepared to With a Portrait and Vignette title. MADRID BOLSA, Dec. 13.-The Three pen Cents. were and Mean Valley • all b-- 10 Cobra Copper - • 40 e 3 London: Chapman and Ball, 193, Piccadilly. vided attention. The moment of his ad- complained of by legal practitioners, as well as by the at 161.; the Debt without Interest, at done at 37-1 for time; the Four per Cents., at 131; the , e 1a t t . 0 1k 83 13 1. 1r 6 k 5 e .. 5 8d d. .. , 26 11 -10 d. B .D ir jo k un. e c tili ch. ., Lan., & (hash Copiapo ... .•• --• .. 14 fie General..... • ......... a u I se vent was, as it were, "between hours." The community in general. It was a grievous hard- Five per Cents, Mexican& S. American 9 3 /11 a NW days will be published, 2 vols., Svo., cloth, 325. THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF season had terminated, and its successor had not yet ship that if a party to a suit (or his legal ad• 5/; and the Coupons, at V e t. 501 . &251. Consolidated all 16 17 Natives' Monde- .... • • - .. - ART HOLD GEORGE N EIBU HR. commenced. Her MAJESTY'S lieges were,*conse• visers) 'conceived that there was no right Do„ d0.,20/. • . .. .. 17% 6% - s%dis. Real Del Monte, Unreg. - From the German and Original Sources. GERMAN' Y. Bristol and Exeter.. .. 100 19 -81 Do. Black Dtbentares. .. quently, prepared to direct the whole of their obser- of recovery, or an insufficient defence either Csledoialan •• •• •• 50 15% - 1 5 34 15e( % Do. Red Debentures .. -• • With Essays on his Character and Influence, by the Chevalier The New Prussian Gazette publishes the following neater and Holyhead .. all 20 - 20% 20% Santiago de Cuba ...... lON 4 BUNSEN, and Professors BRAN Die, and LEOBEL. nation to the remarkable man who had hastened to on the substantial merits, or on some Dublin and Belfast Junct. 4!) 23 -21 d. Tin Croft .. •• • • •..... • • 7 61 London : Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. telegraphic dispatch, dated Vienna, the 14th :- Dublin and Kingstown.. all •• -.. United Mexican.. • ... ••28 2 8% 3 - c l as p their hands in friendship, as soon as it was technical defect, set forth on his opponent's " Lord WESTMORELAND, the English Ambassador, Daridelit and Enniskillen a ll .. e- • • West Mariposa .. .. Jest published, poet Svo., cloth, 145., was yesterday . presented to the EMPEROR. The Dandee, Pertb,and Aber- zoirrx. STOCK TH E HUM A N B 0 D Y and its practicable, after his release from imprisonment in pleadings, or, in other words, that these plead- MOrgen Post Journal has been suspended for eight p le o e . i: N Jun ew etio . n . ... .. a au ll .6.% - •. 7 . X Aestralasia ...... CONNEXION with MAN. the SULTAN'S dominions. This, in some measure, ings were subject either to a general or special British Nort h America.. 50 46 Illustrated by the Principal Organs. days, for publishing an article against Louis NAPO- East Anglian (251. L. & Colonial ... ••.. • ..... 25 10} By JAMES JOHN GARTH WILKINSON, ma y account for the wide-spread emotion manifested demurrer, that he should not be permittedE. and L. & D.) .. .. all 3X -3% 3% Commercial of London.. 20 25 LEON. The sisters of KOSBUTH will be shortly re eler:Ober of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. recently on the occasion of the KOSSUTH demonstrations. to avail himself of that summary defence without moved to Pesth." Do. (181. E. & H.) .. all 234 -2% London Joint Steck .... 10 181 London: Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. Eastern Counties .. .. 20 6% -6% 6X London and Westminster 20 281 .-------------' But it can by no means account for it altogether. being held to have admitted every statement put The Second Chamber of Prusaia has unanimously National Provincial Eng. 35 HRAND UITNRIGVAELLREDF C ° OM It B ID IN - ATI A ON T4 OF L 'AT S TR T .aCTION• na l s a t t c e rn E Union, o es lass A, all oi - 5 There was something more than the mere appetite for forward by his adversary. This glaring grievance agreed to the proposition ratifying the commercial Do. E. do . . dO. :: 6 .. .. .. Do. New ........•• lO .. National of Ireland .... 22% 181 ANIMAL MAGNETISM.--eOIREze nne e A sneag every Epe e- some new excitement on the part of the English will be removed. But still special demurrers, by treaty with Hanover. Do. de., B& C snares all 3% -3% Oriental Bank Corperat. all 27 ins (Saturday excepted), at Eight o'clock. Admission 19 4 . 4,; . BESELER, backed by seventy-nine Deputies, has East Lancashire •• .. all 14% - 15% Provincial of Ireland - 25 433 and 4s. etalls and Reserved Seats may be secured at Mr. to votaries of pleasure in that profound and popular which suite may be decided on mere matters Da. New quarters .. all •• -•• Do. New ............ all 15 • proposed a motion denying in effect the right of the East & West India Docks Union of Australia .... all 35 Royal Library, St. James's-street; at Mr. Ebers's, Bookseller writogheerr. manifestation. it was a manifestation, for example, in of form, rather than according to the actual and Birm. June.. .. all 49 -51 Majesty, 17, Old Bond-street; and at the alanager's Office. Diet of Frankfort to change or alter, by any resolu ore-kali. no degree restricted to the lovers of novelty or justice, are not only still retained, but greater facili- tion of the Blind, any part of the Constitution of East & West). York. Juite. all .. -•• Union of London ...... 10 14 TNEATRE of OPTICAL ILLUSIONS. amusement. Edinburgh and Glasgow 50 )7 —2B Edia., Perth, and Dundeel 25 Union of Madrid • . all Oa the contrary, those who hailed the ties are given for their being resorted to. They will Prussia. The motion asserts that the fact of the ats ee. e d w o a .G lia .D so . e a te c ..w .t e e e c a i l 100 .. - - 5 -5% • NUS CMA7 " BCntEES 31YSTERIEUSES," Juvenile Antussonenants, j by 1 31. Prussian Government having again taken part and Madame Langlois, of Paris, and the celebrated al Canada •• .... ........ 32% 48 g• v i e n ry Even= appearance of the Hungarian Dictator in the streets of receive practical encouragement under the proposed I 8 6 8 .. -.. Djahna, vrith Diasoleing iew, Chromatope , seen d e Gen. Steam Navigation. 14 273 Seven o'clock. Aemission Is., Is. 6d., and 2 7- "' ne London, of Winchester, of Southampton, of Birming- Bill. in the proceedings of the Diet, cannot limit the areat Northern •• a all 17X - 18% la resin. & Oriental Steam. all 72 DIORAMA.-Evcry Day, trom Twelve to Three. ',lees of Ad-authority of the Crown of Prussia, nor that of its Do. halves, A, deferred all 5% - 5 5% Ditto ditto 10 17: misgion Is. fid. Is., and 6d.ham, and of Manchester were fur the most part the The foregoing examples will sufficiently indicate • , Do. halves, B, 6 per ct- all 13% -1514 1334 % Royal Mail Steam .. ••.. CO 79 , Constitution ; and that if any resolutions of the Diet Great Southern and BAnAARS-.:Open daily from Ten A.M. t 0 Tilleu:.lrstes. e A v diri r issien Free. SETO 'C y ()P S E. Dr toilers in the w o rkshops and the manufacturers- our meaning. Many others of a similar character alter any article of the Constitution of the country Settling days in the month of Dem Western, Ireland all 35% - 85% 3534 3dAGNETOID CURRENTS and tared shares. 15th end nth. Acct aturday • ' Great western ... 100 80X -86 85% % Leger's Philosophical and Experitn e t ;t:al_ artizena who rushed into the highways, grimy might readily be adduced. Now, with all respect change the laws of the State, or impose any burdens two cannot be answero.ble for the el Lancatte;;indCarlisl . e - all 74 -80 Evening, at Eight Admission is. and ''''will not be influenced by interested coi ........mem.,-.........-agmca,+........m0mme.,••••mar......an dr with labour, to raise their voices in acclamation for for the L earne d c omm i ss i on ers, we ask, why or duties on the subject, they are invalid unless they Dc. thirds .• .. .. 11 13 48%-8% p. P Lancaster and Preston .. 47% • • —•• . te THE.A.TAE n.OYAL, HAY MARKET. that glorious citizen of Hungary who was naturally might not special pleading be completely receive the assent of the Chambers. Lanes-I.lllre an - s'. ) orkshire 100 57% 57% 57% n. B. Webster, solo Le.,.',!:nd...Alanzger, 01 , Bem o an . The representatives of Holland and Denmark in Do. quarter si nee .. all MONE IC arid COM 311 , T ula E . E , NING. regarded by them as the representative of the liberties abolished, and plain and simple statements the Confederation have not signed the representation- - • kR S OPER k Captain MacheathDo. .. ... 13 8% 8 cl. 4% CITY Will be performed THE, F. th E e G -Int M '' ' Filch, - , ' of Christendom. Such were the sentiments animating - of the nature and particulars of the plaintiff's demand,Do. f ifths Riddng Unto', 11 34 6 -5% d. Mr. W. Harrison; Mat -0 -_,r. II e:ss ; Mr. Luck- made to the English Government with respect to the Leeds Northern •• .. all 14 ••• 15 14% The sales of Cotton at Liverp wet , Miss Lou.sa Pyne ; Lucy Lockit, Mrs. Fitz stone ; Polly Peach the vast multitude who of late greeted KOSSUTH in and of the defendant's answer, be substituted ? The Liverpool, Cresby, and bales, of which 500 Surat were williaaa•Such also are the adoption of such a course was one of the political refugees in London. Southport .. .. 17% .. -•• , _ een . Farce, entitled TII , TWO BONNYCASTLES. England with such enthusiasm. The market closed heavily at tl After. wbic" -Mr Btichslooe; `tins. Bonnycastle, Mrs. Back- LEVAN T MAIL. London and Blackwell .. all 6% - 7 day. The sales comprbed 4,; Mr. Itonnycastle. •feelings with which the people of America are now points which so strongly recommended the We have received by the Ltvaut London, Bri g hten, and nem end Maranham at 5,1 d. 1 Inetameo'nelude with TED IRISH LION. Tim Moore, Mr. H. Bed- hailing that remarkable personage on his traversing County Courts to public favour, and if s Mail Constants -South Coast .. .. 100 94 -95 95 chiefly at 6d., and 1,000 Surat ford. nople journals to the 4ni, and Athens journals to the London end N.-Western ICO 11% —l'6% 116 15% nem The To conclude with THE JACOBITE. the streets of the principal cities of the Confederation. the principle were extended to the superior Share Market WAS steady, 7th. In the Journal de Constantinople there is a Do. do. quarters - 22 334 -3% p 4nr,....nare ..e..., 1211., All " 1... 'a . Ameng thee attractive intelligence received by us courts, we believe it would be received with almost slight notice of the dispute between the Governor of Do. fifths -.. .. 12 2 - 2%P. doing. " 1 . - • , f , e direct,on of Mr. B. Webster. the Dardanelles and the Austrian Consul, of which Do. 101. sh., M.&11 (c) 1 1% -1% p. 2% The amount of business done The popular Comedian, Mr. Wright; having recovered from his in- from the trnited States are recorded incidents of a unanimous approbetion. The Commiesioners, how- London and -Weatera . 100 84% —84% 84% % markets have not been large, a disposition, will appear This Evening.what amusing description. It is ludicrous enough, ever, appear to have contented themselves with at- an account has been given from the German papers. Do. new 505. .. .. 42% 8 - 7 din Enormous success of the Yankee Comedian, Mr. Josh Silsbee. 'lotne Do. new 405. .. .. 34 7 - 6 Ms. undergone no particular change , uis: r.ll/ r:, LI , t..., for example, to observe that a certain notorious lady tempting to sweep out a single corner, rather than to The Journal de Constantinople says-" The prudence of the Porte, which is always equitable in its rel linanchester, Buxton, and quiet, but steady. Coffee the Will be performed the comic, Drama, entitled THE FOREST , Matlock .. .. - all 2 ,-• 2% a little s te ady . Tea and ROSE: and the YANKEE nouGHBOY. Jonathan Ploughboy, a'r•r) was numbered among the Passengers of the effect a thorough cleansing and purification of the tions with its allies, is a guarantee that this difference Manchester, Sheffield, & spices in request. Mr. J. Silsbee • Belinny, Mr. Worre 1 ; Harriet Miller, Miss Col-Lincolnshire .. .. 100 32 -33 Humboldt on its passage across the Atlantic to the Augean stable. gial i tetr.. lies; Sally Forest, Miss E. Chaplin. will be soon at an end, and that satisfaction will be Do. Manchester and The accounts from abroad re To be lollowed by the Comedy of PAUL PR.Y. Colonel Hardy, United States, along of the importance of KOSSUTH, granted where it is due." The same journal mentions Unt .. on .. .. 4 10 2 0 0 5 3 5%, % -- 5251 tea. 3525% there is still much confidence Mr. Emery ; Paul Pry, Mr. Wright • Grasp, Mr. 0. Smith ; Sir. . had plainly voted him a " humbug," while KeSSUTII Willis, Mr. Worrell ; Marian, Miss Ellen Chaplin. THE FRENCH REPUBLIC a new instance of the tolerant spirit of the SULTAN Do. 50/. shares .. :. 35 •.- --••- dis. men, who write to their corn After which, a nsw and laughable Piece de Circonstance, himself, in apologising . for the ill-health caused by •in matters of religion. Permission had been given De. Binning & Derby 100 27 -28 27% dually business will improve. entitled BLCOMERI-ele or, The Follies of a Day. Mr. Agricola 4111. Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 47% .. -•• Greeu Sir. Honey ;air. Flighty Bounce, Mr. Paul Bedford ; John his recent voyage from the eastern to the western 'We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. to the priest of the Greek persuasion at Beycos, a stewcastle and Carlisle.. all The Stock Market coutiuues ire ] ,' 11r. O. Smith ; Mr. Weakly, Mr. Worrell; Mrs. Portia Lu hemiephere, unintentioeally forced upon the minds of The /V ' ion?teur publishes a decree, confirming the village on the Bosphorus, to build a house which De. quarter shares .. all .. -.. Neesmarket •• .. .. all 7% -8% 8 X shales firm, and there iS an creria Green, Miss Wooigar.hould serve as a residence and for religious worship. his hearers the fact that he also might be designated, stare of siege in AlAlgeria, as established by General aewport, Abergav merit. Consols for the openii alined. PRINCESS'S THEATRE, oxroarneenatner. The work was advancing •towards completion, when aiad Hereford .. •.: 8 15% -5% des. PELISrIER, and another placing the department of leader the Managementef Mr. C. Kean. " A very good man, no doubn but at bad sailor," like some fanatic Turks attacked the building, and de- Newry and Eriniskillen• • 7 .. -•• dia. ex. dividend. The bullion ; THEa EVENING ~, the unfortunate night celebrated by the pencil ofNewry, Warrenpoint, & OUNTRY in Jura in a state of siege. etroyed it. On the fact coming to the knowledge of ao t eoue .. .. .. .. too 20 -22 will, it is expected, sho' Will be perfermed the Comedy of TOWN AND C - , , Rostrevor •• .. .. all .. -•• The Public having inserted a letter ascribed to winch Messrs. C. Kean, Keeley, Harley, Addison, Meadows, V) igen, CatIKSHANK. the SULTAN, he immediately sent orders to arrest all again by the returns of this ei Mrs. Winstanley, Miss Phillips, and Miss Murray will appear. Profounder and more important reflections thanhave been quoted 48s. to 51; After which, a new and original Comedy, in two ,. . acts, Government, the Minister of the Interior has ad- entitled TENDER PRECAUTIONS; or, the Romance ot . Ma. Marriage, . severely punished. There is nothing of importance in North British.. es . U . kl6 . D . 25 3% 6 3% X - 734 21 di's. 7 premium. The New Three-a in which Mr. and Mrs. Keeley, and Mr. and Mrs. Wigan ii r , illapp;a n .: these, however, are forced upon us by the news just dressed the following letter to the editor on the sub- the Athens journals. North Devon •• .. 9% 7% -6% dis. have realized 98,--1- to ii-, Beet ,":To conclude with the Farce of BETSY BAKER, in w ~.h Sir. a received from tho United States. From those ac. ject :- North Staffordshire • . 1734 8% - 8 dust! Mrs. Keeley will appear.at 2t4tt. 4 .2i1r. Editor, - The Government, in interdicting rriTatc 150M.:5, R , e., to be had of all the Booksellers, and ß of Mr' counts it would appear thet the reception about to be br" in g h.m ;of whom also places may be , taken at the ex-office, attacks, cannot with propriety permit the insertion cf HAYMARKEI"fIIEATRE. sOlcax°Wo North-Western r tf t o t. t i oir'lde s c rhtha m n . t r - Ip a I'v Worcestert t .*: j . 7 a na •. 19 a i 1195 5 134 4 1 1.5 4 (112. .-1-11.45r.n; die. The Foreign Securities have Gxforentreet, from Eleven till Five o'cloce. , accorded to the impersonation of the liberties of the pretended adhesions, thoughtlessly, if not falsely gated. The /Van of Law was performed again last even- but with greater flactuation. European Continent were likely to be of a kind I have acquired tho certitude that the tter which you ing. It is a decided hit, and begins the season Scottish e l 'en an e n .. all S -9% ROYAL LYCECTA iTtlEATd.E.have been 40/, and the Ne Under the alanszement 0 ... 1 Madame Vestris. worthy of the Transatlantic Republicans. KOSSUTH, ascribe to General Cavaignac, and of which you cite a Do. new .. .. .. 23% 7- 8 TO IS EVENING, gloriously. The house WAS exceedingly well at 811rDeow. Class Cl . a ."± a ali ll ° A -- 6 4 % % The dividend on the latter • fragment in your journal of this morning, .was never Shrews. & Hereford., Old 6 w e t be .performed according to those statements, was to be publicly tended, and the audience were enthusiastic in their the conversion progresses on written by him. The Government, not wishing to de- AND FIFTY. expressionsofapprobation, and, Booth to say, their 504% -3% des. To he teillowni by received by the Senate and the House of Repro- ceive any one orders you to insert this declaration in ' ' • January next. The Fire per SP ECULATION. Principal characters by 'enthusiasm was justified, for a better comedy, better Do., do., New •• 5 .. -.. TRI GAME OF Messrs. C. Methews, F. Matthews, R. Roxby, B. Baker ; Mrs. C. sentatives. Circumstances, of course, inter- your next number. Receive, &c., "Minister of the Interior." man y mounted and better acted, has not been produced for a long day. Shrewsbury and Chester dealt in, and are nominal "A DE MORNY," (Nor. W. Minn .. .. all 14 -16 Horn, and MISS Si. Oliver. feted, such as would prevent the possi- Do. Halves .. .. •• all 7 - 8 looks firmer again, and has r To =chide with " Paris, Dec. 17. Do. Oswestry .. .. all 1034 -11 % fluctuates considerably. Al A PRACTICAL MAN. bility of any such welcome being yielded to the MM. CREMIEUX, CRETON, LEO DE LABORDE, - - Do. New.. .. .. .. 1 94 - % dis. OLY MPIC THEATRE. Shropshire Union .. •• 6% 3% -3% d. fallen, upon sales being ee.) r ee., uLlairin ruziATm.e.. leader of the Magyars by the American PRESIDENT. and PIECATORY, ex-representatives, were, L: tee and Mana g er, Mr. W. Farrell. It is satisfactory, however, to reflect that those con- D6bats, set at liberty yesterday. MM. DUVERGIEB, The tide of prosperity still continues to set in paid up at per cent • • - .. -.. THIn EVENING, done at 50. Sardinian Bonds DE HAURANNE, General LEYDET, and Bixio have to the treasury of this pretty theatre, and although Le i n ith te i lLev ste en .. . . . . all 14 -16 - Will be perforMed MY WIFE'S DAUGHTER. siderations would in no manner hold good in regard been removed from Vincennes to Sainte-Pelagie. After which A MATCH IN THE DARK. no novelty in the way of new five-act dramas has setae waies rn .. :: :: Bau 0 28%20 -- 2 2 0 0') 20% % Four per Cent. Rentes have b To conclude with BLACK EYED SUSAN. to the views entertained towards his Excellency by the General CAVAIGNAC will, it is said, proceed to Hot- been produced, still the management, deserve all the Dun .. .. .. .. is South Yorksh. and River exchange at 25 30, and the l'unLit'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND niFeAtretz. members of the democratic Congress. Throughout land with his bride. It is stated that the PRESIDENT support they are receiving for the spirited and excel- 4•-3 d. Stock has been at 35/ to 36. Lessee. Mr. W. It. coral - Asia Liverpool. the states, or at least in the more remarkable cities of of the Republic addressed Sheff., Roth., and Goole, an 'integrant' letter to !Hit revivals that have taken place during the preseiat South Division .. . 6 .. -.. per Cents. have been 58 to 59i The Warmest Theatre in London. the states, active preparations had been made to greet Stifling andlninftrenllne all 9 -10 Another New Farce. General CAVAIGNAC, informing him that he was re- week. The five acts of Shakspere have been replaced a-Half per Cents., 102 to 102 i THIS EVENING, the Liberator of the Hungarians in a manner becom- leased from incarceration, and without any conditi ons , by the two and three acts of Fit zball and other popu- Stockton and. Hartlepool 16 2-3 11 -13 Taff Vale .. • • .. .• 126 149 - 150 Railway Shares have been Will be perforated SIMPSON AND CO. After which, AP.E.-eKFAST FOR TWO. fog the position of the American democracy. At and expressing regret at the inconvenience th e lar authors, and crowded houses have been tho 'raw van, Extension .. ste .. ...... dis, been no alteration of impor To be followed by a new Farce, entitled CIRCUMSTANTIAL N York his badalready • General must have suffered from his fortnight's i m . result. Among the revivals above spoken of Thames Haven Deck and EVIDENCE. Characters by Messrs. Rogers, Belton, Romer, I. ew Excellency witnessed the . Railway .. .. ••1816 - 15 dia. Some of the smaller lines are i misses Mar.liall and Masitell. admiration with which he is regarded by its citizens. At prisonment, which reasons of State had rendered have been the _Momentous Question, My Wife's Vale of Neath •• • • 15 .• es... d • are in request, and there is a With STROLLERS AND STRATAGEMS. necessary. Daughter, Plots for Petticoats, in which Waterford andall e Limerick,Kilkenny all .. -.. To conclude with a Farce, entitled THE FIFTH OF NOVEM- Philadelphia, at Washington, and at other important all .. -. .; bourg, and Sambre and Meust BRR, by Messina. Tilbury, Rogers, Hudspeth, Misses Sauaders and Fears for the safety of Colonel CBARRAS are en- Mr. Hoskins, from Sadler's-wells, has sustained the Waterford, Wei., Wick. Maskell. resting places on his route, we doubt not a similar tertained by his friends. It was at first supposed he leading part, the Lonely Man of the Ocean, and and Dublin .. .. 3 •• -•• inquired for, but not at higbei The prices of admission are arranged as follow . :-Orchestra stalls, fervour of enthusiasm will be rendered apparent. was at 112113, but it appears that such is not the cas e . Black eyed Susan. The night before last we visited Zhesieoa ' r v n e N i v i and F .. ess - l a l .• -'' dis. The private accounts from 4s; Boxes (Iret circle), 35.; (second circle), 29. ; Pit, le. Doom to t e opencl at Half-past Six, and the performances to Everywhere he cannot but witness the passionate de- He has not been heard of since the 2 , 1 December. this theatre, on which evening we had, amongst other York, Newc., & Berwick 25 17% -18 .17X favourable character that the commence a Seven precisely. The anxiety felt by the family of M VICTOR HUGo, very excellent pieces, Black-eyed Susan, in which Di l t x o te an nsi d on Newcastie 20is expected to increase. It i A second price will be taken to the Boxes only at Nine o'clock votion with which the lovers of freedom in the new • 734 - 7 d. 12% against whom an order of arrest had been issued, has Mr. Henry Farren sustained the character of William Ditto G.N.E. purchase 9 3% -3% d. Freemunt has not disposed of -Irst circle, 25.; second circle, la. world behold one from the old, who is the very in prteate fle e c e ., One Guinea and a Half each. been relieved by information of his safe arrival i n capitally-the whole of the part was given with all York and North Midland 50 21% -22 21% pose estate, and the companies Stage eianager, Mr. E. Stirling. carnation of the democratic hopes of Christendom. Brussels. the pathos, earnestness, and fidelity which so distill- treat with now parties. ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. The reports already conveyed to LB Of the The Government, yesterday received telegraphic guish this character of the British seaman. The ca- LINES LEASED AT rixED RENTALS. Royal Mail Steam Compan) Under the Patronage of her e Mst and his Royal Regime= Princ Albert. four or five speeches even then delivered by dispatches from different parts of the disturbed dis- lebrated hornpipe-which it is as necessary should be ate Leasing Business etauwav Paid. Nominal Prices. ref 13 let-r and Man4 g er, ,Ir. W. Batty KOSSUTH to the Americans, show that they tricts. One from Gap (Hautes-Alps), of the 15th, danced in Black-eyed Susan as that the part of the -14 Companies. done to-day. ?RICE'S OF BRITIeII FUNDS The most successful and popular Theatre in London. states that one of the leaders of the insurrection in the Royal Dane should not be omitted in Hamlet-was Azad still continues the Star of the Theatrical World. were remarkable for his extraordinary adap- Bodf & Eletch- THIS EVLNING, Basses-Alps had just been arrested, and various im- eat cuted by Mr. Henry Parren and Miss Louisa ley' . - Lon. & N.W. all .. —.. 5 ate Cent. Reduced Anne. win be produced. new grand Spectacle, trona the pea of E. Fitzball, tatioll of the orator's views, and of the portant papers found on him. He had been lodged in Coleman in such a first-rate manner as to meet with Mimin g .; & Ox- New 314 per Cont. Anna-. ..e. Req., and written expressly for this establishment, entitled very style of his delivery, to the views and the prison at Embrun. The department of the a most rapturous encore, an honour 'which it really ford. l - n cion , Long Anna. to expire J an. 1860 , AZAEL, in which will be introduced tho same hi g hly-trained guaranteed .. at. Western all 28 —3O I aths Bonds, 1,000/. Horses and Camels that appeared in the Opera at her Majesty's manners the most instantaneously appreciated by his Basses-Alps was generally pacified, but a few incur- meritk,d. The house, as usual, was fully and Do., without a Ditto under 1,0e0(........ Theatre, with an addition of Ostriches, Zebras, &e., &c,, the whole guarantee .. De .. • • all 28 -29 audits; Were it necessary we are satisfied that gents s till h e ld out at Barcelormette, where they had fashionably attended. Consuls for Opening ~. ...... ~.. farm., wolves., of the well known resources of Astiey'S. It has been pronounced by y. illaged the house of the Receiver. The Prefect .1.•••••.............'....• & Dudley, guts- • xelacque; Bute. public opinion to he the most gorgeous and effective production ever • , i ' s tr 1 protean rhetorici m could at pleasure become P witnessed within the wells of a theatre, assisted with magnificent had started for that place. Another dispatch from A STIE Y'S THEATRE. ranteed •• DO •• .. all 8-10 p l e 9oo/. scenery fuel hrilliant costumes. The new Dramatic Performers for the nonce a stump orator, but without degene- Do., without a 5001. the Var, of the 14th, states that everything was quiet The enga t f the "star riders," who were , gemen o .e guarantee •• Do • • •• all 7 -9 e Smell. •• •• I having achieved an unparalleled triumph, will have the the honour rating to that attitude he has . assumed a bearing in et appearing every evening until further notice. at Toulon. All the influential men had decided to recently performing at Drurv-lane, has proved very Buckinghaansh. Lon. & N.W. all 17% - 18% With Batty's Grand Scenes 01 the Arena, embracing the largest his harangues to the free people of the United vote fur Louis NAPOLEON. The dispatch from th e attractive at Astley's. The scenes in the circle exe Clydesdale June Caledonian all 41 -41 E. Lin., Guar. 6 PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS Equestrian Company in Europe, represented by Foreign and British Melo arid Female Artists of supenor talent. States sucii as places him at once within the circle of Haate- Sneena mentions that Vesoul and all the depart- hibit some of the most wonderful and neatly executed Gloucester . a G. 14°rtileill all 32% - 33 ,lazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. To conclude with MORE BLUNDEUS THAN ONE. meta waS . tranquil. Fresh arrests had intimidated acts of equitation ever witnessed. They were pre- Ditto, New, 1829 and 183 Tickete to te. had at the Ee3.--oilice irom Eleven till Four daily. their syenpathies and on the level of their predilec- Dean Forest Gt. Western ea ite - ate P Bhenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent .itage Shuster, Mr. T. Ttiorcuw.-u. lions. Later on we shal see the happy effects pro- the anarchists. From Avignon it is stated that the ceded by the magnificent spectacle of Azael, the elartlepl Dock e Yrk,New„n all nneeicen .3 per ten, ex Jau. C department is quiet. The columns sent from that gorgeous splendour of which elicits every night shouts Bull R at il a w e a Le i ty A n . ' s i t 3E ;*eat all 104 .. ---- - Ditto, ' Account duced by the arrival of this champion of the liberties • 106 105 PORTRAITS city to Apt and Forcalquier had made many arrests. of rapturous applause. Do. % Shares Do .. .. all 51% - 82% Ditto, Small of Europe on the shores of the great American Three thousand weapons of different kinds had been ..... Do. % Shares Do .. .. all 24% - 25% Ruesian Bondi OF Republic. given up to the troops. The communication between ---------- Principal Jelf, D.D., and the authorities of Kin Leeds and Brad. Midland .. all 10034 - 101% g ' s Lon. and Green. S. Eastern .. all 11% - 12% Ditto, 4 1 4 per Cant Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. 7 SOUIT AND IVELLIINGTON, We give inanother Digne and Avignon is now open. pert of this day's impression A letter from Digne, of the 15th, says—" Yester- of the Royal Geographical College entertained on Wednesday the president and council Society, at a dinner given at the • Do., Pref. .• Do .• .. all 24 -25 L westoft, Gd 4 per Cent. ..• Norfolk •• all 14 -15 Seismal) 5 per Cent. 1840 Ditto, Passive WITII MEMOIRS A.ND FAC-SISILIES OE THEIR RAND- an sass" is of the contemplated Common Law Pro- day the Prefect entered Digne with two companies of university . , in Som b er i r on t-huse The chair was supported h _y , De.. 6 per cent De .. •• all .. -.. Ditto, 3 per Cent WRITINGS. cedure Bill of 1852, which has been framed in ac- gendarmes. Sir Roderick Murc , the president, To-day Colonel DE SERCEY arrived with . resident and Captain N . il. W. eliddle b Ditto, Now Deferred, Smyth, R.N., the ex pof the society. The toast of 6 t kt Es • Redcar, p. c Stec . Dar all .. ea .. Venezuela Bonds, 3' zif i per Ca cordance with the suggestions 1 500 infantry, a battery of artillery, and a detach and recommendations - the evening was a The Progress of Geographical Science and N. &' East, • 6Dividends on the abov, THE MOST of the Commissioners in their published reports, to relent of . hussars. We are now under military autho- the Royal Geographical Society of London,"' which was re- per Cent. •• H.Counties . all .. -.. Do., 5 per cent. Do. .. .. all 54 -56 5S French Rentes, 5 per Cent rity, and we regard the troops as our saviours. The sponded to by Sir Roderick 1 1urclaison, wo in warm terms Exchange Do. New .. Do .. •• 45 4 -6 p 48 SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SO ULT which we have already directed the public attention. most hideous disorders have prevailed here. For expressed the thanks of the society to the authorities of Preston ands L. & N.W. , .1 all .. - . French 3 per Cent .. EVER TAKEN, The Bill itself is an exceedingly elaborate decumeat, four days all the letters were opened by the insur- King's College for the friendly loan of their apartments Wyre •• •• L &IA 1- • . Exchange BY IT YON, apparently drawn up with the greatest care and at- gents at the Prefecture. A sentinel was placed at meetings of the la during the at crowded cession. THE LATE Fairer , ACCIDENT Shama Do .. • • 11 8% -9% p Read., Guild., Dutch 2 1 ,4 per Cent. 12 Gui Ditto 4 per Cent. Certifies; , , ON THE SOUTH COAST and elpie .. S. Easter* ,• all 21% - 21% 21% 34 FOR WHICH THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES ; tention. It consists of no less than 280 sections, and the door of the Post-office, and no one could go in or T— out without being searched. On the 9:h the insurgents RAILWAY•- On II eanesaay afternoon a jury was em an- Roy. & Hitchin G. Northern all 7% -8% should it receive the legislative sanction in its present intended to have made nailed at ilie Little George Inn, Hawke-street Portsea • be. ehep. Ex.. Do •• •• 534 1% - e 2p. LLOYD'S SHIPPIIS TOGETHER WITH A a regular pillage of the town ) before Mr. IV. J. Ccuper, the coroner for ' ' Shot., Roth. and form, it will unquestionably occasion very great but were deterred by hearing the borough of Goole, 5 per ct. Lanc. &York IR 11 6 - - „ LONDON, DEC. 19.-Wind PORTRAIT or . that a battalion was Portsmouth, to i nq uire into the cause of the death of Mr. So th Staffords. Mr. M'Clean 9% 2% -1% din and fine clear weather. changes in the pleading and practice of the superior advancing by forced marches.' Josiah Groves, outfitter, .of Hallinoon-street, Portsaa, who wear Val. 6 per • NEWPORT, DEC. 18.-Wit TBE DUKE OF WELLINGTON courts as they now stand. It i 3 of course impossible, 2 DE LAMARTINE has addressed the following expired on Sunday moping last. Tho deceased was a pas- Cent. s uss. •• stockle Dar. all .. -.. letter to the editors of some Government which cam • sensor in the train e into collision with another Do. do. -. Do ••• ~ 25 28 -29 SWANSEA, I)Ec. 1 S.-Wit ea TVITO -re A V PTTP.T.T , Z.PMD_ within the compaes of an article, to enter into a news- train at the Ford station on the . Do. do. .. Do •• -25- _ n Peters, Quebec. netters : above railway, on the night ..., 4,.....-7,1, ~ie• _by which the ethkor_ _Tuba 11Tort;n lost his Wilts itSomers,,Gt. Western 1 00 91% - 92% 92 34 OFF THE SMALLS, DEC. l; Principal Jelf, D.D. , and the authorities of King' s College entertained on Wednesday the president and council of the Royal Geographical Society, at a dinner given at the university, in Somerset -house The chair was supported by Sir Roderick Murchison, the pr es id ent, an d C ap t a i n W. LI. Smyth, R. N., the ex' p resid ent of the society. The toast of Ojai' Society of L on d on ," w hi c h was re thestp oe Royalae evening o u re t w The Prog ress o f G eograph i ca l S c i ence an d hby r Roderick o 3 l'lurchison, who in warm terms expressed the than ks of the society to the authorities of King's College for t he fri endly loan of their apartments during the meeting s of the l ast crowded cession. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH COAST RAILWAY. —On Wednesday afternoon a jury was empan nelled at the Little George Inn, Hawke -street, Portsea, coroner for the borough of i n quire into th e cause o f the deat h o f M r. Josiah Groves, outfitter, of Halfmoon-street, Portsea, who expired on Sunday morning last. The d ecease d was a pas senger in the train which c ame into collision with another Portsmouth,before Mr. \V to. J. Cc O Pe r, the train at the Ford station on the above railway, on the night of the . 47th ult., by which the stoker, John Martin, lost his life. A verdict of Manslaughter" already stands recorded against Pemberton , the e ngine -driver. The evidence ad duced upon the pre sent in quiry very much resembled that eli c ited at the inqu est on t he stoker, Martin, at Chichester, but ti tetaatppnlecn o appeared dt from the evidence o f D r . E ng l e d ue, th e me dical the deceased, that although his death might have been accelerated by the shock he received from the accident, yet that he had previously suffered from disease of the heart and other ailments. The jury, at two o'clock yesterday morning , delivered the foflowing verdict :—" That the deceased, Josiah Groves, came by his death from a com bination of diseases, accelerated by an accident which oc curred on the Brighton and South Coast Railway to a train, by which Mr. Groves was a passenger, on the 27th of No vember last ; and that great blame is attributable to the passerger train, for having totally driver disregardedand fi there fireman asignals.,e, We give in another part of thisday's impression an anaij ses of the contemplated Common Law Pro cedure Bill of 1852, which bas been framed in ac cordance with the suggestions and recommendations of the Commissioners in their published reports, to which we have already directed the public attention. The Bill itself is an exceedingly elaborate dceumeat, apparently drawn up with the greatest care and at tention. It consists of no less than 280 sections, and should it receive the legislative sanction in its present form, it will unquestionably occasion very great changes in the pleading and practice of the superior courts as they now stand. It i 3 of course impossible, within the compass of an article, to enter into a minute consideration of the various complicated de tails of the proposed measure. A general view can only be taken—that, however, will be amply sufficient for present purposes. The nature and bearing of the suggested amendments may be sufficiently under stood to enable the legal reformers throughout the country—and their name is " legion"—to decide whe ther the present Bill is adequate to the emergency ? whether it strikes at the root of the grievances and abuses that have been so loudly and so justly com plained of ? whether, in fact, it may be accepted as an instalment of justice sufficient to satisfy the rea sonable demands and wishes of the people ? These are important questions, deserving of calm and mature consideration, and we trust that the matter may receive that respectful attention which the learn ing, experience, and high characters of the distin guished and able lawyers from whom it has emanated so eminently merit. PORTRAIT OF DUKE OF WELLINGTON IS THIS DAY PUBLisiiED, AT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, id. DE LAMAETINE has addressed the following letter to the editors of some Government news papers : " Sir,—l observe in your journal the following lines: Letters from Macon of December 7 state that M. de Lamartine, seeing the insurrection approaching Mon. ceaux, sent to Macon for military forces to protect his residence. The authorities hastened to comply with his request.' " These facts are complett ly inexact. Neither the chateau of St . . Point, which was stated to have been sacked and burnt, nor the chateau of Monceaux, which is the present residence of M. de Lamartine, has been the object of any threat or violence. M. de Lamartine has not claimed assistance from any public force. .REFER: sa.aniss, Railways, I Paid. 1 Nominal Priem. Ilasiaass dons to-lay, Aberdeen .. •• Aberdeen, No. 2,7 pr. ct . Caledonian 101. • • • • Chester and Holyhead • • Mind. Per. & Aber. June. East Anglian (31. 108.) 7% —7% 15% 16 1 pa % r —gy p 10% —ll x.d G per cent. .. .. • • Eastern Counties Exton., " Accept, Sir, &c., " A. DE LAXAIITINE. b per cent. No. 1 • Do. No. 2 Do. New 6 p. cent. Stock Eastern Union, Scrip " Monceaux, Dec. 12, 1831." General OUDINOT has addressed the following let ter to the PRESIDENT, protesting against the appoint ment of General VAILIANT, who served under his command in the expedition to Rome, to the dignity of a Marshal of France : IiTiVRE COTTON-MARKET, DEC. 18.—Total sales yesterday, 79 6 b ales. To - day the market is decidedly to two o'ci cc k, 408 b a l es . P r i ces ra th er ;ware New Orleans fetches 79 to 79 50. dull, and Straelse.sorudpi guaraa. 6 per cent. •-• Do. 101. Daben. Shares . East Lancashire, 6 per cent. quarter shares .. E. &W. York. June. sths Edln. Per. &Dun. 54 p. ct. Glasgow & S.-W. Consul. Gt. Northern, 5 per sent. Do., 5 p.c. Redeem. Scrip Great Ssuth. & Western (Ireland) eighths Gt. western ( Barks and Hants Ex., 5 per Cent.) Lancashire and York shire, F. 201. .. .. • • Do. 6 per ct. Stock .. Leeds Northern, 6 per cent., No. 1 Do. quarters, 1848 London, Brighton, and S. Coast, guar. 5 per et. De. pref., 1 , p ct. 5k,185 I Do. new guar., 6 per ct. Lon. & N. West. (Coy. & Nuneat.) 5 per cent. .. London &S.-W.. new • • Manch., Sheffield, and Line., guar. stirs., No. 1 Do. new, 101. • • Do., 61. • • • • • • • • Midland Con. 6 p. c. stock Do. Consul. Bristol & Firming., 6 per cent... Do. Bristol & Glonces. Do., Leic. & Swanning., gx - 10% •• .. •• .. -- • 134 • 1 die. " D43embro 12, 1851 NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CONNECIING RAlL WAY.—Yesterday Master liumphry was eng-ged in the fur ther settlement of the list of contributories when the names of a great number of allottees who had signed the parlia mentary contract and subscribers' deed sere included. Mr. Roxburgh, who appeared for Mr. Goodchap, the official manager, said he thought there would be a Surplus in the case of this company, and if, as it was alleged, a number of shareholders had received back 10s. per share, his client might deem it necessary to institute proceedings against the directors to recover the amount so distributed. 13%-13% Ni - % " Monsieur le PtiLident,—Je lis dans le Monitevr de ce jour re'evation du G 6.4ral Valliant 11 la dignite de Mare3hal de France. 134 - I%P, It is impossible to deny that it would constitute a very great improvement on the existing system, abrogating many useless forms, and thus in some de gree abridging the vexatious delays and diminishing the extravagant expenditure by which the suitor for justice is now obstructed. On that point there can be no controversy, and if the only alternative lay be tween its adoption or rejection, there would be but little difficulty or hesitation in deciding the question. But, unfortunately, that is not the only point at issue, something more is required before final judgment is pronounced. Would nut the acceptance of the present Bill materially retard, if not altogether prevent, the bringing forward of the larger and more comprehen sive measures which are now so urgently required ? if it should occupy any considerable portion of legis lative time, it, together with the County Courts druent Bill, which is inevitable, will be as much in th e way of legal reform as can possibly be attempted during the session. Other and scarcely less Press i ng matters must be indefinitely if the c h ange b e not found satisfactory, the labour and wiliall be thrown away, and the profession will have unn ecess arily ineurredthe It is o impossiblefa trouble and ex pense g uirinig t the o p e n r u e w practice.sa the numerou s and com plicated provisions of the Bill without b e i ng con vinced of the thorough ac q uaintan ce of the Learned Commissioners with all the details of the subject matter on which they were required to report. Every branch, however minute, a p pears to have been investigated with the most searching scrutiny. B ut they seem to have forgotten the golden rule— " Melius est peter° fcntes pawl sectari rivulos." They have followed the numerous streamlets and traced them cut with almost painful accuracy, but they have not sought the source of these various rivulets—the fountain-head from whence all the minor evils have their origin, They have endeavoured to ameliorate the system of "special pleading," but they permit the vicious system to remain in full vitality. There must be the same attention to mere forms •• -- .. p. "Au nom de la v erit6, au nom de I'honneur, awe reArgie d'une conscience sans peur et sans reprcche, je pretcste hautemcnt contre les considerants do cette nomination. 133 - 135 .. .. .. p " Le G 6 Aral OUDINOT DE REGGIO." The Minister of Marine has ordered the following vessels to be fitted out for the transportation to Cayenne of convicts who have broken their ban, and of persons affiliated to secret societies :—The Moga dor steam-frigate of 650-horse power, at Rochefort; the Canada, of 450 horse power, at Cherbourg; the Christophe Colomb, of 450 horse power, at Brest ; the Dugueselin, of 90 tons; and the Allier corvette, of 800 tons. These vessels, we are assured, will in fiftee❑ or twenty days be able to transport to Cayenne 2,000 men. Another fleet is equipped in the .Medi terranean for the transportation of French citizens to Lambessa, in Algeria. _ imme diate personal friends (by whom he was much and deservedly —ln common with his e s t li e m V e c l l7, 7 w ß e A a :. r i e sure our readers will hear with feelings of regret of the decease of Mr. Burk, which took place at Stonehouse on the 9th inst. Mr. Burk was in his eighty , - third year, and retained his faculties to the last. He was a thorough British sailor—a regular man-of-war's-man— having entered the navy at the age of ten. He served in the Nautilus in 1785, the Perseverance in 1769, the Royal George in 1793. In the battle of the Ist of June, 1794, he was captain of the maintop of Admiral Lord Bridport's ship; and it was he who, seeing the main-topmast carried away, and the Admiral's flag in the water, extricated it from the wreck of the mast, and, fastening it to a boarding pike which he got from the quarter•deck, ran aloft with it, and lashing it to the stump of the topmas , , prevented the enemy from supposing the ship had struck. From 1.00 to 1806 he served as boatswain in the Princess Augusta, the Leda, and the Diadem. Subsequently he was appointed boatswain of the dockyard at the Cape of Good Hope. In 1812 he was appointed master rigger of Sheerness, in 1819 he was trans ferred to Plymouth Dockyard, and in 1824 he was appointed boatswain in the same yard. THE LATE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN WHITE cHArEL —Yesterday Mr. Baker held an inquest in the Lon don Hospital on the body of Mr. W. Lacy, aged 72, a master carpenter, who unfortunately perished in the fire which oc curred at Bull-court, Whitechapel, on Monday night last, the particulars of which have already appeared in The Sun, when the jury returned a verdict to the effect that the de ceased lived in a certain house, which took fire, by which he received divers burns and injuries, of v. hich he then and there instantly died; but how the said fire occurred there was no evidence to prove. The coroner said it was imps , sible to eulogise the intrepid conduct of the fireman and con doctor too much, for they both nearly lost their lives in trying to save the deceased. .. - 141 .-- 143 2% -2% P• 10% -1134 12% - %- % P 132 - 133 .. OM. .. 8 per cent. guar. . Do., Preference • • •• ' Norfolk Extension .• Do. •;, - rar. 534 per cent. North British • • .. 011. Wor. 8c W 01. 151.6 p.c Ahrewa.tz Sir., new guar. -shrews. and Che.s. (Nor. W. Min.) 8 per cent. South Devon • • • • • • South-Eastern, 414 p. ct. York, Newc., andl3erw., Gt. N of E. Pur. ; , 4 % 4 43/ 4 —5 %i dig par 9% 10!‘ The Nauvellisie of Marseilles of the 15th says : " The cLit:eau of Maligey (Basses Alpes), was occu pied for three days by 4,000 insurgents, who devastated and destroyed everything, burning the doors, windows. and even the beds. They tore up the vines and set fire to them. The houses of the poor peasants were no more respected than the château. All their provisions have been taken from them, and they are reduced to the greatest misery. Madame de Castellane, the wife of the Sub-Prefect of Forcalquier, was for thirty-six hours in the power of the insurgents, and expected to be put to death every moment." The Bourse was heavy except for Railway Shares, in which there was a considerable amount of business transacted. The Five per Cents. opened at lon'. 25c., and closed at 1001. 50c. for the end of the month. The Three per Cente. closed at 641. Orleans Railroad Shares, 1,0201.; Rouen, 640 f.; Havre, 240 f.; Great Northern, ottr BUSINESSt Boulogne, lo r og n gn , ne e5,aD02:6:1N2. Amiens, E. m 2 5 5 10i eN e en ; . Avignon, 217 f. 50e.; Vierzon, LONDO7 B S_T L O u 4901.; Basle, 1751.; Bordeaux, 3931. 75c.; Paris and Strasburg, 4161. 25c.; Tours and Nantes, 275 f.; Amiens 6 t j A —Northern of France e cp Cs; FOREIGN EXCHANGE, 1034—Central A 1 I RAILWAYS v DF A Ec Y . S iB A i T O THE lns _Orleans n i rao ls;nar r ßu a r n o r e d e and Vierzon), 4• and r Liege, d —Paris and Rouen, 25% — and Havre, 9;_ Sambre arts and Strasbourg, 14% Roueneaux, Sambre and Meuse, 3%—Tours and Nante4 7% ex int. 115% - 16 11 -13 .. - .. 15% 16% 3% —4% 1% 1 dia. York end North Midland U. and B. Purch. Boalogne and Amiens •• Central of France (Or leans and Vierzon) Dutch Rhenish East Radian • • .. 10% - 10% 11 , % 19% 5 —a dl3. 24-3 Q. Do. do. do. .. Greatludian Peninsula. • Ditto ditto .. Louvain ala Sambre .. Luxembourg • •• Ditto (Railway) .. Ditto (Canal) .. Maria Antonia .. % - X P• %- % P• • - - 3 -3% 2ii - 3 %- % MORE CHEAP OMNIBUSEB.—A new company has just started on the Surrey side of the water, ()ailed the " Union Omnibus Association," for the accommodation of the inhabitants of Lambeth and the Borough-road. The company has placed five omnibuses, that run between Lam beth-walk and the Bank, at the low fare of twopence. They start every ten minutes from the Jolly Gardeners, Lambeth walk, after eight o'clock in the morning, and proceed along the Borough road, Stones'-end, to the Bank. They also leave the latter place every ten minutes. They seem to fill very well, and there can be no doubt that the public will patronise them, especially as it is a route which never has been;attem,►ted before, and very much wanted by the inha bitants of Lambeth. Ditto, New .. Namur and Liege .. • • Northern of France • . Orleans and Bordeaux .. Paris and Orleans .. Paris and Rouen • • • • Paris and Strasbourg .. Rouen and Havre .. Sambre and Meuse •• St. Andrew's & Q unix. (A) Tours and "Nantes • • .. Tournay, Jurbise, Lan don, and Hassan _ E Went Flandtla 5% 6 1 4 16% 16% , ti 4 d. 88 40 25% 26 Nals. 9 3% —3% It is said that the Victoria Tower will be so far the time for the o p en i ng of Parliament, that ill enter the Home of 1 491C14 through it, h co e n r ipl; mi te e d sty b 3..; I- s dILL! ,-; -- •: 2 ......1% Paid. I Nominal Prices. I l'a3in"s coo tc-day. Agua Fria •• •• 2 —1% 1 % X A.i,gio Californian .. •• .. 1 ,k4 P Ave Marla ... • • •• .• Asturian . Australian ........ •• .. 4 1% nato:,,qa Range .. • ..... 113 0 33s Brazilian Imp, (Is. 5/. r.) 24% • • De. Cocaes and Cniaba all • • Do. St. john del hey • • 15 10% 21 ex Cobre Copper .. . 40 33 34% Copiapo .•• • .. 14 6% General..... • all 13% 14 Mexican& S. American 9 3% —4% .54" ,- .4lves a Monde • • • . 1% Real Del Monte, Unreg. Do. Black Debentures. Do. Red Debentures .. • • • • Santiago de Cuba ...... 10% 4 —3% Tin Croft .. • • • • •• • • 7 8 United Mexican-- ••28 2 8% 3 2 West Mariposa .. zoirrr STOCK BANNS Axatralasia British North America.. 50 46% 49 Colonial • • .. • ..... 25 10% 11 Commercial of London.. 20 25 -- 263,( London Joint Steck .... 10 18% 17% London and Westminster 20 28% 29% National Provincial Eng. 35 40 De. New ........ • • 10 .. —• • National of Ireland .... 22% 18% 1714 Oriental Bank Corperat. all 27 28% Provincial of Ireland • • • 25 4314 45 Do. New .. • ........ all 15% 16% Union of Australia • all 35 36% Do. New ............ 2% 3 —3% Union of London 10 14% 15 34 1 Union of Madrid • all •• rentSCLILMANEOTIS. Canada •• •• ••• • • • • 32% 48 4934 Gen. Steam Navigation . 14 27% 28 Penin. & Oriental Steam. all 72 —75 Ditto ditto 10 17% - 18% Royal Mail Steam .. .. 60 7914 89% ,ANEOTIS. 48 49% 27% 28 72 —75 17X - 18 793 8034 80 1 A % )ecember. Ticket days ror regit- Account days, 16th and 31st. so errors of the Official Lista, and correspondents.] MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were 6,000 bales, of which 500 Surat were taken on speculation. The market closed heavily at the decline noticed yester day. The sales comprised 4,500 American, 150 Per nem and Maranhani at 51d. to 6,-0., 400 Egyp;ian chiefly at 6d., and 1,000 Surat at 21d. to 34 3. per lb.— The Share Market was steady, with very little business doing. Tho amount of business done this week in the produce markets have not been large, and prices generally have undergone no particular change. Sugar has been rcher quiet, but steady. Coffee the same. Cotton and Ric a little chesper. Tea and Tallow dull, and moie spices in request. The accounts from abroad read well generally, and there is still much confidence expressed by commercial men, who write to their correspondents here tbat gra dually business will improve. The Stock Market continues very quiet, but is never the!ess firm, and there is an appearance of improve ment. Consols for the opening have realised 9G to ex. dividend. The bullion in the Bank of England will, it is expected, show a decided increase again by the returns of this evening. Exchequer-bills have been quoted 48s. to 515., and India Bonds 625. premium. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, have realized 984- to y. Bank Stock has been steady at 21q,. The Foreign Securities have been buoyant generally, but with greater fluctuation. Spanish Three per Cents . have been 408, and tho New Deferred Threes 164. The dividend on the latter will be paid as fast as the conversion progresses on and after the Ist of January next. The Fire per Cents. have not been dealt in, and aro nominally '2l to 21. Mexican looks firmer again, and has reached 264 g. Br:laden fluctuates considerably. After being 96i it has fallen, upon sales being pressed in realization of profits, to 93. Buenos Ayres Bonds have been done at 50. Sardinian Bonds have been at 834. French Four per Cent. Routes have been quoted 98, with the exchange at 25 30, and the Threes 62. Venezuela Stock has been at 35i to 36. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been 58 to 59k; and Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 102 to 1028. R a ilway Shares have been very quiet, and there has been no alteration of importance in the quotations. Some of the smaller lines are in request. French Shares are in request, and there is a rise in Paris and Stras bourg, and Sambre and Meuse. Dutch Rhenish are still inquire d for, but not at higher prices. The private accounts from California are of such a favourable character that the demand for mine shares is expected to increase. It appears, too, that Colonel Freemont has not disposed of his interest in the Mari posa estate, and the companies therefore will not have to treat with now parties. Royal Mail Steam Company's shares are dearer. ONE CLOSING O'CLOCK, PRIGS S Bank Stock ~e 9 Cent. Reduced Anne. New 3 1 4 per Cont. Anna... Gang Anna. to expire J an. 1860 6 15-16 7 I idia Bonds, 1,0001._ Ditto under ... 62 p Consols for Opening ...... xelacquer Bills. ! 1,000/. 5001. Small. .. ONE racEs OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. razilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. Ditto, New, 1829 and 1839 Bltenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent. 5O per et:, ex Jau. Coupe. Ditto, Account Ditto, Small Russian Bonds Ditto, 4 1 4 per Cent Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. S?ontab 5 per Cent. 1810 — Ditto, Passive Ditto, 3 per Cent Ditto, ICcw Deferred... l6l/ .2 Venezuela Bonds, 3 per Cent 35% 30 Dividends on the above payable in London. French Rentes, 5 per Cent 9Bf. 99f. Exchange French 3 per Cent Exchange Dutch 2 1 ,4 per Cent. 12 Guild 53% 8% 9 1 4 59% Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificateß LLOYD'S SHIPPIIN lx.—( THIS DA Y.) LONDON, DEC. 19.—Wind at noon W, light breec and fine clear weather. NEWPORT, DEC. 18.—Wind S.—Sld. Avon, Jamaica. SWANSEA, DEC. 18.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. Dykes, Peters, Quebec. OFF TILE SMALLS, DEC. 13.—Arrd. William, Jowin, Dalhousie. QUEENSTOWN, DEC. 17.—Wind S.S.E.—Arrd. Woodstock, Wood, Moulmein; J..tne, Meyers, Sierra Leone ; Brankinmoor, Malabar, and Emma, Callao ; Stephano,, Kerr, Valparasio ; Aspriia, Thompson, De merara ; Jemima, Thompson, Alexandria ; Coquette, Atkins, Ibraila. VALENTIA, DEC. 15.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Britannia, Dwyer, St. John's, New Brunswick. LIMERICK, DEC. 17.—Wind S.E.—Arrd. Parthion Cole, Alexandria ; Robert and Mary, Home, Ibraila. PELTAST, DEC. 17.—Wind W.—Arrd. Sylvanus, M'KeuneY, Quebec. Sid. Bellona, Colombo. Hum., DEc. 18.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Chura, Barker, Quebec ; Nonpariel, Watts, St. Michael's. DEAL, DEC. 18 —Wind S. by W., moderate and cloudy.—Arrd. from the river, Poictiers, Downes, for Cape of Good Hope and Bombay; Parrock Hall, Mof fatt, St. Kitt's; Flora, Terceira. Sld. Foster, Sydney, New South Wales; Retriever, Akyab; John Pine, Co rimbia, and Liswoyne, Calcutta; African and Governor M'Donald, Africa; Wilbelmina, Rio Janeiro;" Keppens, Surinam; Malcolm, Tobago. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 18.— Wind S.S.W.—Arrd. George, Alexandria; The Duke and Joseph Sanderson, Cal. cutta; William Carey, Emmett, Calcutta and Mauritius; Jane Monce, Brown, Mauritius; Echo, Laguna; Kos suth, Ball, St. John's, New Brunswick; Elgin, Jones, Constantinople; Helvellyn, Harrison, Madras; Mary Florence and Standard, Callao; Undaunted, Whitewsy, Cupiapo and Coquimbo; Mary Bibby, Archibald, De merara; Charles Challoner, Joshua Mouran, Arthur, and Humphrey Purinton, New Orleans; Portland, Power, Mobile; Grasmere, Vale, Charleston. Sld. Ma rion, M'lutyre, Bombay; Majestic, Africa; Industrious, Havannah; Patriarch and ELzabeth Bentley , Mo bi l e ; Warwick, Apalachicola; Pet, Azores; A. E. A., Jarvis, Terceira. Otr port, Etnana, bmy rna; Amelia and Pro gress. Or DARTMOUTH, DEC. 17.—Aegir, Terustrom, New Orleans; Elise, Sandberg, Charleston. PRICE ONE SHILLING. MGR WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tare D&' .--atcr,i a , 0 rant. after I I ! Evening 29 min after To-Sfosaow—llorniug 0 nain. after 0 I Evening 58 min after THE WEATHER—Sus thrvlcE, DECM3LBEB 19. THEratomwrmu, IN MR SHADS. 41—highest since noon yesterday. 36 —lowest this morning and during the night. 46—this day, at noon. BAZOHIS TXF, 30 . 22. WIND W.—Morning, fine sunshiny weather ; Afternoon, cloudy. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.—The stations are arranged in order of latitude. p oop —Wind E., gentle breeze—overcast. ik --K ,,,, Rl ,Lrrort—Wind E., gentle breeze — overcast. 14 . - 7%' 34 —Wind S.E.. gentle breeze — overcast. --Al ""T° l t—Wind S. W. hard wind—overcast. omorroxv.-..wind S.. gen tl e breeze—overcast. TlM Blur ",,"'",,„.Wind S.W. gentle breeze—overcast. GRE 131 a°°D —WindS ._ : W•Igentle breeze—overcast. CoicHEs ---,-„" ulrEzd c a lm —foggy. €.F3—Wind S.E., gentle breeze—overcast. riktstcouTH—Wind S.W., strong breeze—overcast. EfoLTrisr..an—Wind S., hard wind—cloudy. LeircAsYs .—Wind S., gentle breeze—p r i nc ipally c lear. DAR LL LL ,, d S .S. W ~s trong breeze—partially cloudy. ind S., gentle breeze —overcast. BmarrocK—Wind N. W., strong breeze overcast. TO CORRESPONDENT-3 No communication Val be attended to Rile ®s atitilen. ticated by the name and address of the writer. Rejected communications cannot he returned. LONDON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1851. Intelligence has been received from the United States up to the Bth inst. of the arriva , of Louis KOSSUTH on the shores of the Araerican c continent. As might l h av e been confidently anticipated, e approach of the illustrious chieftain of the Hungarians to New York was the signal for a very extraordinary, if not wholly unprecedented, outburst of enthusiasm on the part f the inhabitants. Ti.is would i n f a llib ly have been the case had KOSSUTH proceeded at once to the Republic of the new world on board the Mississippi, according to his original intention. As it was, howivfnr, our good uncle SAM, or Cousin JONATHAN, or whatever we Tilly be permitted to call r 0 77,, that distinguished branch of the Anglo-Saxon race t. .0-' mu • • 1 tifl'll,le) 1 -4 A • 1 -,,,, , 4 , ~,, J',4l4t, e , . ' L A i J Jo i,,,,,..,,m ,* 4 7.',1 , P*. •*"' 4 4l,, ti '' ' P: . 4 l e 4 ') At „, , 4 4,, , i -; 4 , . AF',4,-e:-... \ , . • • • W , ,s...,fia ,„ ,4 A i _ :±. ~ -1 . :'- 1 ,i,(,....,,.: .A. , -' r•, _ . a I 4 1_ AI fs , v - r. • 1. - "iti , , r , ,T • MO' ' R -4, MARKET N EWS.-(THIS DAY.) CORN EXCHAN GE.-(FRIDAY.) A full average time-of year supply of Eliglish Wheat —3,810 quarters—has been r eceived up to our market this week coastwise. By land carriage and sample the receipts to-day were comparatively smell. Notwith staning that the actual quantity on offer was very mode rate, the demand for all kinds of Wheat of home produce was in a sluggish state , y et Monday's prices were well supported. Not a single c ar g o of foreign Wheat has been reported; nevertheless, the show of samples, ex granary, was tolerably good. All descriptions were held firmly by the merchants; but the amount of business doing was limited. The arrival cf fixating cargoes off the coast has been unusually small. Upwards of 9,000 quarters of English Barley having come to hand; the trade fur that article was heavy, and late rates were with difficuty supported. No foreign arriv a l s . M a lt was in good supply . and heavy inquiry at late rates. The supply of Oats being small, that grain was held at full quota tions. Beans, Peas, and Indian Corn were almost nominal. A large quantity of foreign Flour-1,780 sacks and 19,290 barrels—has come in this week. The tra d e was, therefore, less active, at previous currencies. A.RRIVALB THIS WEEK. Wheat. 1 Barley. English •• .. • • Irish •••• • • • • -- FOreirM • • • • • Malt. Oats. Flour. Qrs. 1 Qrs. 1 Qrs. 3,610 9,240 4,54C0 Qrs. Sacks. 3,160 1,950 3,3(0 2,760 1,790 sks srazTurtELD. Notwithstanding that the supply of Beasts on sale in to-day's market was again wonaiyo, the deropd for 00 , that description of stock fit for Christmas COrs u a:11a good was very firm, at fully Monday's quotetions, a s sd 1, 3 id clearance was effected. The best Scots re al : i , pelt per Sibs. Wo were rather scantily supplied with ass for which the inquiry was somewhat active, sa;tll;rtnto. advanced 2d per Blbs, the primest o dDowns c ht v ' t n i i h far duced 43 6d per Blbs. Although the show ex u ° , B Veal lists and foreign Calves was on the increase, t' a frail trade ruled steady, ard the currencies adysceei,, e3 d 2d to 44 per Sibs. Pigs were in coder to st'Pr er l e atal, good request, at very full prices. -Weh Cowsl at from 141 to 18/ each, including h a. s mall us i ' t el. Am ed Per tess. to statue offal. 6. . 3 :2 s. d. to 8. d. 3 0 %10 Inferior Beasts... 2 8 3 0 Inferior Sheer ••" 4 - 'hceP 3 4 Second quality ..:•. 3 2 3 4 secon d q ual. ditto 4 0 4 6 Prime large Prime SeA s t Omen- 3 6 310 Csarse-woolleed _ i 4 0 . Large -8 :: •• •• 4 0 4 2 .outhclownli th o er.l , 3 ,L,' coarset;alves 3 2 310 Ditto out of the IT .'; 6 4 ; suckii;sllicutto. 10 ~ 0 Calves •• 18 0 21 0 Small Forker " 16 0 '' Lambs .......... 0 0 0 0 Quarter old Pigs •• TOTAL SUPPLY AT M A lga Sh ee p. calve& I i I 360 3,002 193 TV SCOTCH. Sheep. 1 Calvet'. i --• 30 FOREIGN SUPPLY. TS& B mists. I i Shoop. Ca lve & I 200 250 90 ....ralLo* /1711GATM AND LEADZP'' the ''. roi ~ " ' 1.17 Although the supplies were larg e, De g e mand ruled active, at higher rates. At per stone by the CarcaSO• g , d i t° 6 3 : d 6 0' 8. d. to s d. i Beef, inferior...... 2 4 2 . 6 , Ifutton,inferior " ; 5 : 0 ' l3 ithiling ••• • 2 8 210 I .----- rsiddiing•• 010 j 6 prmelarge .. 3 0 3 2 —_--. priroe "" .910 6 - 0 4 7al.p . r . trne small .. 3 4 3 8 Por, large •••• ' • . 3 ' •••-•••• •• 3 0 4 0 --- small •• •• •' Z10XZ041.33 HOP IVIAn1;011.' elite 14 Selected New idups are very scarce , andtOir kind dear as last week. In the middling and ,inferior " i a moderate business is doing. Yearling snd 51 10i t° are tolerably steady. New Sussex Pockets, d f s at 618 s; New Kent, 61 Ss to 81; Golding, raid bad 01°' Kent, 91 to 121 ; Yearlings, 41 15s to 51 8 6 ; 1/ lOs to 3/ 15s per cw t. es C onclearlian.3 Cation a , : bas w s e s be SUGAR.—The market for British Plan firm with a fair business doing since Tii t ' s ` l 2 We ek. however it was considered a shade under '."eaellosf' Barbadeea b auction brought 37s to 383 for an et .' bore and 32e to 33s for common. In 3lsurltitis th0;0011 been very few purchases, and prices Ili° a n d 7,1)(1° 6 0 00 8 : 16 to 03 about the same. Of Beneal between bags have been offered, and partly sold st - „ e a dos e ' 6el for lew Khaur, and 26s to 2Ss for low t ° g c j yell Ord and mid grainy 32s to 35s and s°' t 1111 low bad 2 64 to 253. Madras has bs ' a shade lows r ' y j ailo r ° mid brown 213 to 23; ea -en d id b etll ' 48'' Qr and low and in 24s to 24s 64. Refined has been dull at 433 to .A 0 0 t low to fine grocery lumps. but "' to FOREIGN. —Rather more has been dope, au ap t r any improvement in prices. Low yellow 5 ' 3 ,1 3 6d '9,t 33a 64 for mid yellew Havannab, and 34 3 to ", c1 to ns gooo. Cuba was taken in at 30s to 33 s 10r C ''Ort ° Bic l ° d grey, and at 26s to 30s for low browa• ',,, to n'; o pertly found buyers at 30s 6I to 353 fa 10 1113(14i i yellow cud grey, 35s 6d to 3Ss for good g race a r , l bro trrt s 6 to to 43s for very fine. Java was also takeo no at as 28s to 31s, and mid and good grey and Y e. -a the 35s 6d. Bahia and yellow sold at 30s per I v u pon 1 00 COFFEE. —This article has been held ti llia '' e C e Yrea whole, but there has been very little d° 13 3 . 93 63 yid Native has been sold by auction at 3 , 1 ' ! a nd fi La dvl o ll good cud. Plantation has been steadY , l o " - aloot og at 495 to 525, and triage at 373 to 435 ' 6 00 , 2 6 3. becti firm, mid clean garbled at 723 t. 72 1 ,„ to P'ol berry at 84s 6d to 85s, and triesec as 7, -- to 4 55 , 1 ' 00 Rio, .good and fine crd has been :old at 4u3 to or' A 3 1 I good ord washed at 383. Madras ord aricli ",ea 0 r.. , 3 d taken in at 40a to 4'3, and Semarang sn u A 33 63 ' - 418 to 42e. Telereherr brought 41s 64 t° ' i j to pca-borry 489 6d. Y 7 ' . n" ;led pfioei Q. .._ PlCES.—Pepper has been at full Pri ce n "; d P,r: I Sd per lb. Nutmegs have barely sur a V n te all I , 9 e alg rates; mid and good 2s 94 to 3i, a" : - ::1 - to 29 : A - 0 2s 3d. Mace has been sold for mid at 15 '... ra 31'110 steady. Pimento has been on the decline, , r e a a ° o l ' s3 ' 4-;1! to 4s cl, and good 544 d. Cechin .t." - ° 'a t ° rather dearer. Cassia Lignia was firm er ' etsegt l lii to RlCE.—There has been less activity. - j a il .' good 9s to lOs 6d, and Madras mid 53 6el. good 9s 6d to lOs 64. SALTPETRE .—Prices are barely suPPrtea. 00 CoculNEAL.—Business is rather duller. 0 ba se RUM.—The stronger qualities of pecl erB tol in request. Toic ell COTTON.—The: demand is lim ited. sir steadily at 4d by auction. lug oa 1 " a TEA.—There has been very little dc' fi a flo' ply is ample. . 1 9,•1 yd '' , i TALLOW P . .Y.C. is inactive at 3 6 i i6°'' 6 111 ' i 0 369 3d for old. : is for o g GREEN FRUIT.—A brisk demand eo . ,'" ,PI al e the near approach of the Christmas hor ; . liebs en ld bi effect on the market. Two cargoes of " o t. r aoSe. 3 !: ° o ll4 ; of Terceira, and two of Seville Chins with sat at e fib Keeling and Hunt at public sale, went w' n ' c i, nAneet'o vanced prices. Lemons in geed del : titled' - a tlea being_ in one hand and the price well stig'" on tior - s ete r ', Grapes are in request, and figure IS c- b o ug°,,, - f ici 4 l , quality and condition. The trade hsv,,,„ a eed Y p , bs" cargoes of Spanish nuts, and on st",oraDik, easetcd. Some arrivals of Seville 5 00 s ' b ipu 3ell ' , f 1 been received, the quality ;;cud for A // CHANCERY APPEAL---Cr":!INTI.S,P;O4: 3U)RISON V. 310A.T--JUDG''-- I s tesbiasel The LORDS J Lisa:leas, on taking thei r ° 4 S e 1 ° 1 '4 03 jog, proceeded to give judgment in thi' eas e' Vr' app e• al motion to discharge an order cf illiA e' ses ell ,%fr o3 , in the last vacation by his Honour Viee,'',,,,tra i % li P "; ncr, and by which the defendant Most is Ws fibs „ kit def o de selling the compound medicine c alled e n! 61° / 0 3e 0 versal Medicine," or sent' compound s o div s ,o‘ i3 bill,:i g name, and also from making or carallja in e oc tio, f i l e eines according to a secret mentiene", in cos 3 r o f `,„al from h in any manner using the s ecret tber;" l3 . oP - of tpaertiseasiadremwe e d l i i c medicine, knownor a a n s y h apvairutgoor) a p ri l i ri a cot 0 is re o u a 6 to tli a 100 the universal medicine under the nat,,eist s e tr , t o Messrs. Morison, Moat, and Co., tbe ",-11,torporSta June, 1823, Morison, at that time 5 °10 04 0 00 1 , 1 1 41 consideration Ai of the services of the d e ,, ie cot ol‘ M• Moat, in promoting the sale of the Peps, a pci S ° Of' tteal , ". dio° JO to him the secret of compounding . ' e ten ne se ( a into partnership, they at the same tit ° f ecOr r , o ' A i e d selves not to communicate the e ccret 0 0 pol ": 0 0 the medicine to a ued" 1° ' of a penalty of an person o i i n , r io forfeitures,oo . a d c 9€ 0 , in 1836, having previously i•tr°l34,llorillse//3,:tedis464l), into partnership, Morison leaving done the same, when a deed viss 1430,1!fe daring the defendant a sleeping parttl e c r g 'ajill be e r o f the elder Morison died, havieg by ~P,; 5 05 5 ,,,' t ili as t ! e s 6 te the recipe, containing the secret, to eas the iotar tlr'be tiffs. The business was carried on in ~,,", cli 'ii p ° be e the plaintiffs and defendant until the ,'",,it r o , es t s te d , e ;l e sent year, when the partnership hi t 7,,,lt 1 3 O ft e - or tween them was terminated, and th°, s ' ‘ , - ,..taseu'e a l as' divided. Shortly after this Moat au"; aril; fedi' menced a sale on his own accourit; "beiletioo3'itbettiol iiffs, who allege that Moat bads urr e P'adif i ga o 191 ! 3 ,i0 properly obtained the secret of coned for tio J e r e o c4 cine, or else through his father, oPP ile r e t ille° W ere A f iCe the injunction which the Court we -, ali vie ° 1r r'lie'P Of e . OP t), Now the Court thought that the C r oce dst e atc es called into question, for the prepor.:" l'1 0 ; ple ' c os; was greatly in tavour of the plaintiol• et ID' 011 a in his affidavits, which the Court dic 33 bs cl P o le l3 sto i sary to read in detail, stated that fined a 11 f0 13 . .01 10 ducted the business, ar.d thus obtni nc ,"e 13 ` i tol lir 0 Y compounding the medicine in neest'cr4tea r O n g; the day his father died he had constosl3.'"asrt c'eooo'es-se" recipe in writing. Now, to meet th' r e l s ' eirc i davit in which he stated that he obtsillive)11160,501800 of the recipe of the medicine o tale,th :a ct ° in the business, they 130 t he cr ib boa tbe the plaintiffs, and five of the ir .0 t he tbsv a d swore that he had no participation 1 aio ° l,4 sii , fOr 0 0 i O O , whatsoever. The Court were then , ° ' fro al c oPsoliP injunction restraining the defendant id 1 coor", selling the medicine iu question 513 ` 1 to th e 00 4 1 13 ; upon the plaintiffs giving an assurs, lic a ld t ill a e toti'eli e h tl i . they would be bound in damages, 133 ::; - inja ° ,1 3 0 1 n 13 : - I ; a further hearing, support the presee., did' sr lie. 0 11 :ga el f Court would also direct an issue to tf-Y,b e r V "0:' or the year 1835, ;the defendantS""opio O lO a o, consent of James Morison, the elde r ; r P oo 0 ( 8 10 of compounding the said medicine, ' . O if tO, o p ' o o le " no" rested the whole question; f ur i r dell to Ot / there was nothing to keep the woulddef D° : „ P e i t , O il !, and making the medicine. .Leacc to lerniiee lo: plaintiffs to amend their bill for thecspedant.olo°,o9: issue at once, the affidavit of the 3 1 0 - filec l h ' e P e " Tv an answer. The new bill must ills° and all I 'oo' Jaye, requiring no further answer/ s 0 01 aill 3 davits in the cause by the 10th of the co 3' 3 Js° or. costs of this motion to be costs to a ld "'a ° iss ° • a I" Order accordingly. e• eta est° Their Lordships intimated ths'aar, a (1 ° the Lord Chancellor to.inorrove 0 ') bankrupt laws. ...-------------- p a s jo IS cri il 'for EXCIIEQUER. -- C r° ri• oi ler ai °6 0 Nauss v. laigla ~t ig 6 set to 1 0 This action was tried at the last slaa, e a l' e s t t, e Middlesex, when the defendant o bt e scg,. o tre e r the Middlesex, e esroa 0 , o 7001. against the Sun Fire office, . 11 OS a o 1) lost sustained by a fire at his preasisea s to t , l ice t s 3 Mr. Sergeant SHEE now applied o' e rec c ted t ell' plaintiff for speedy execution. , . B , o ola e oil i te sa Mr. CREASY said his Lordship - d o w oc co x the case was tried at Westminster, , o ; for 8 ' b , r o e the Act required that an apn!ics t . i l nags• ~ for t i oiD s 3 el tion should be made at the *acne s it hat , t ha" WO' t il ,e o o Mr. Sergeant SHEE appreheDs.e,i,go i‘ cie j tO d if , r # poses of such an application, the 5 1 " c pros rO, olio and Guildhall were one. The .A .c a r t er t o of g od s / 0 should be twenty-four days' sitting„,soesit'l:sioll soeoo Court thought necessary, or the c' st 64111%aer 8 )3 required it, it might sit five daYs 00t er. to ni 0 remainder of the period at Westir', oe ded d'' P s/ I of be no doubt that the Legislature In_`. 40 . 0 _ 0 , .. 10 distinction between the twos ittinbges Do a 1; 1 1 ,, o e e r q , , ,, The LORD CHIEF BARON said liotiollr, yOlv. aci ri,4 as to his right to accede to the OP_ _ iv , DeL, O $a,,,,s consider the point. Even sapposin_lstoot of ty t o r 0 so, he could only exercise it in Obis stating that it was no a to 11 tl,j a new trial. tut ti , 0 1 t Mr. CREASY said it was his n. s ioll o i 9l ; new trial. i , y ou ~ t tilieeirvi.""teillijatioo f°fo; . The n -` cent ° 0 ' S' The LORD CHIEF 8A.R0,-- i . c oo V e 1 0SC '° give speedy execution. 011 what g 3 n si i' to move? 1400 s ' e rtl' f ill4i °, Mr. CREASY--That the P.- „,,, , c , j 1, 0 the tin: c, and hal eo int(!r!' ,. s l D Tutph,,:acisghetilisolola De Mr. Sergeant ls 4 da.ei. -e ; „ o w el better ee position,true, tilled tothe7,Boalus.TithePpirleai°riTiffe% assilne.e6 Ilcasts. 1,764 Boast 3. 16 r OREIGN. 1716 s 8d !4 li pm' lon % i.d, IN % % a% % 1 % h 3 % )41 2434, Gg 16 36 16 4% % 255 i % 106 % x. 936 3% 3: 736'6 Li 214% 97 98% 7 62 p 62 p ex d 48 p 43p 48 p CLOBIN , FRIcEs. 94 LO 26 27 102 N 83 3 4 5 1 4 404 36 96%