The Sun. — London, England, 1853-03-31 00:00:00

___ ___ THE NUN LONDON, Tarit AJO A Y EVENING, MARCI-1 81 1658 v r-- - AMERICAN SLAVERY. THE:FRENCH BUDGET OF'l . ssl. - T '' 1 ' - 7 ASSIZE INTELLIGTFINdE. ' prisoner on the previous day when he was playing, but 29. ;he refused to go, and said he was not in front of wit- PRICES OF SHA.RIIS. fouriblZbition _.__..._._ (Prom the Times.) —.0.---.... - The following is the expose des motifs of the French Budget for 1854 : ---- ' 11 " --- WESTERN CIRCUIT.—TAUNTON, MARCH ness's house. (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) Mr. Beadon inquired of Mr. Pearce if he requested the • IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER CON —. What is slavery ? " A slave," says Dr. Noah PANIES' STOCK. " Gentleman,—We have the honour to submit to your CROCKER Y. MOORE.—BREACH OF PROMISE. prisoner to go away that morning when he was playing ? Webster, in his dictionary published at New York, Mr. Slade, Q.C., and Mr. Karslake, were for the The prisoner in the negative ;he merely passed replied F rom the Official List. SUN OFFICE, Six o'clock. deliberation th bill which fixes the receipts and ex en- is a person wholly subject to the will of another PUBLISHED EVERY TUExDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING ____ ; .diture for 1854. The Government has the satisfac- plaintiff ; and for the defendant, Mr. Sergeant Kinglake him, and on seeing a constable he at once gave him into one who has no will of his own, but whose person , tion of presenting you this financial project in a and Mr. 31. Smith. The defendant had pleaded that he custody. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 29. TATTERSALL' S and services are wholly under the control of an- much better condition than those of previous years. had made the promise under the belief that the plaintiff Mr. Beadon could not convict the prisoner, as no re- • other." The learned lexicographer—and surely at To those anticipationof considerable though decreas- was a p er so n o f chastity an d v i r t ue , b u t h a d f oun d th a t ques t h a d b een ma d e to t h e pr i soner to cease from play- JOINT-3 ro .0K BANKS. (THIS EVENING.) New York men should be acquainted with the ing deficits which suceiessively amounted to 92, 63, 54, she was not, and that she had had an illegitimate child,. ing his organ on account of illness, which was necessary Dividend Amount • rights of the subject—proceeds to inform us that in and 34 millions, and under which our last four budgets Mr. Slade briefly opened the case to the jury, observ. for the witness to have done, under the Act of Parlia- Name of Company, per of Paid. Pic Annum. Share. - were fixed, has at length succeeded the well-founded ing that he did not put it before them as one of blighted ment, before he could punish the man. NO BETTING. the early ages of the world prisoners of war were _____ Australasia........... 61. per cent. Z 4O so' d. o 40 a. e d. O 92 considered and treated as slaves. " The slaves of hope of an equilibrium which is . to come to the aid affections, but as that of a young woman who had been The witness said he had requested the prisoner on a C n o r m iti m sh er is c o ia r l th o A f L m o e n ri d ez . 6 6 1 ' . . pp p e e e r r r Den t.cert cent.t . 1 0 5 , 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 i , ~ () (1), 0 0 0 00 0 7_ of public credit, encourage the spirit of enterprise, and shamefully abused and deceived. She was a person of former occasion. NORTHAMPTON RACES. modern times," he adds, "are generally purchased like horses or oxen." Our own Dr. Johnson de- restore confidence in the ef the resoureces of th t e . country as n very humble circumstances in life, being the daughter of Mr. Beadon said that was no use. He ought to have well as in wisdom .. G . verlimFn T pri a g l az i er , living in the forest of Exmoor. The defen- requested the prisoner to leave off playing on that morn- C L o o :n o i .i tt i t a .. n . d. ... C . o . u . 6 6 / ~. i. p e e_ _ _.: eant cent . . 5 02 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 fines a slave as being one 'i manse sled to a master" sepal basis of this new anticipation is, it must be con- dant was a wealthy farmer of the same locality ; and in ing, before he gave him into custody. If he had done L P r o o n vi d i r nt r oc a l a I n d o l f V l e r s e t m l a f u n d s . t r . 6 8 1 1 .. per per cent. cnt. 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 5 0 0 8 0 (THIS DAY.) I —not a freeman—a deirdent—one who has lost eased, particularly founded on that remarkable law of 1849 the plaintiff went to live with him in the capacity so and the prisoner had only played for half a minute Lo nd . Char Bk of Aus 0 0 210 0 17. ___-. 0 .--__ the power of resistance. Mr. Charles Richardson, Y of a servant. It would be shown that the defendant afterwards, he would have inflicted the full penalty of (EP ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) on the other hand, considers a slave as a person progression in the indirect receipts which so constantly testifies the favourable influence of a strong and stable exhibited great partiality for the plaintiff, and that he 40s. This was a case where a fine ought to have been London Joint Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 o o - 2 - 1 DELAPRE STAKES. " who is reduced to captivity—to servitude—to authority over the movement of transactions and the manifested considerable jealousy towards a person named imposed, but he was prohibited from punishing the pri-48 D t , New......... 91. per cent 10 0 0 10 0 0 Longbow ............................................ . ........... 1 bondage •; who is bound or compelled to serve, la- development of consumption. Thanks to this influence, Ra,wel, with whom it was thought the plaintiff Boner in consequence of the complainant not having National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 _ was keeping company, and that he at length pre- requested him to go away on account of illness. Corpora. V. p. cf. B e lbs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 59 Nat. Provneial of Eng. , 61 , per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 Kingston little trouble about a definition, and probably it re- 1846, which was the most prosperous of any which prevailed on her to withdraw her company from Zawel, The prisoner addressed his worship in Italian, to the Uni n of London Or? i n t t te al B l a e% ; -••• . . • t.I , per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 ALTHORP PARK STAKES. ceded the revolution of 1848. and to bestow it on himself. He was continually visit- effect that the complainant did not request him to leave Sou e tn Australia quires the cobbling and filing of more than one Ruby ............................................... ... 0 rt, 0 0 ~I, Eparninandos ................................................ 1 generation - to produce anything like a perfect one. commence from next year a f res h upward movement. father to write letters to her, persuading her to accept his house unless he (the prisoner) was told. si. per cent. 210 0 There are, however, certain conditions of life which The indirect revenues of 1854 have been estimated by him-as ber suitor ; and although there were not many Mr. Beadon said it was quite clear from the observa_ 71. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 17] Thirteen ran. Union of M .• • . •• adri 40 0 0 40 0 0 - any lexicographer would endeavour to include in the Government at 851,756,050 f. This amount exceeds of those amusing letters which usually enlivened cases lions of the prisoner that lie was perfectly well ac- d — - ~ _ _ _ _ his dragnet, if he were attempting to give a defini- by about 42 millions the produce of the indirect revenues of this description, he should be abl e t o p r odu ce two or quainted with the law ulion the subject, and that he INSURANCE COMPANIES. tion of slavery. We are all agreed about the Uncle of SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ' Tn...". nrirl twat - wire.] TIATI11191"11111 of till. CtrllltbArn Rini - S.( IL, - 1.,_ A _.e _-____ I._ __ 1852. But experience has shown that the produce of three, which would distinctly syose the relations existing could speak English. - _ I Dividend 1 Amount i i :I::: .:... 31. ..d.i.r2 .o.Lia. CLAIN )3/./..1. V JUL I . 2LI .EI , X .11 , Eli , LILL I. 11. / _L. , f. .V.l, 1 J. W.' J.Val . 2. .....A. , 14- , .. ,,, •.•-, • -. -.IJLIJ-1-Ll, -1:1-1.1 1. / .141• , IPLagsvaa..... ..,a ....s. F ie r wk. uay W LIVIA LIG W 43 pia jlllg, 1.1111., ~,, Ihe refused to go, and said he was not in front of wit- lin/ Ci.EIN (IP' M. - lAA/LS. COUNTRY MARKETS. , fouriblZbition-- _.____..._._ (From the Times.) . ._ . -40.---.... The followin - g is the expose des . motifs of the French Budget for 1854 :- ------•--- WESTERN CIRCUIT.-TAIINTON, MARCH zo. . ness's house. (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) Mr. Beadon inquired of Mr. Pearce if he requested the • IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- . • EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-MARCH 29. -. What is slavery ?" A slave," says Dr. Noah PANIES' STOCK. There were in the market to-day, 6 sacks oatmeal, each --- CROCKER Y. MOORE.-BREACH OF PROMISE. prisoner to go away that morning when he was playing ? _______ , Webster, in his dictionary published at New York, " Gentleman,-We have the honour to submit to your Prom the Official List. tei w ic es t e receipts and expen- Mr Slade Q.O and Mr Kerslake were for the The prisoner replied in the negative •he therely passed SUN OFFICE, Six o'clock. de . libe tion h lall la . h fix h • we sH ig ua h py in puf g reos 2 m B o o f9 lbs imperial, which sold thus-2 at 11 lls 043, and 4 at 11 10s. " is a person wholly subject to the will of another plaintiff ; and for the defendant, Mr. Sergeant Kinglake him, and on seeing a constable he at once gave him into PUBLISHED EVERY TUExDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING, Oat straw, from 5s 6 - one who has no will of his own, but whose person i . .diture ra for 1854. The Government has the satisfac- •.• ' '' • ' • • ' tion of presenting you this financial project in a and Mr. M. Smith. The defendant had pleaded that he custody. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 29. - TAI I TERSALL'S and services are wholly under the control of an- much better condition than those of previous years. had made the promise under the belief that the plaintiff Mr. Beaclon could not convict the prisoner, as no re- . EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET aI:It okiluldds MARCH 29. JOINT-SPOCK BANKS. other." The learned lexicographer-and surely at Tothose anticipationi of considerable thoegh decrees- was a person of chastity and virtue, but had found that quest had been made to the prisoner to cease from play ptahe r e t s os e t o l 7 a ns s e t o. (THIS EVENING.) New York men should be acquainted with the ing deficits which suce:essively amounted to 92, 63, 54, she was not, and that she had had an illegitimate child,. ing his organ on account of illness, which was necessary Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. P ice. Is rights of the subject-proceeds to inform us that in and 34 millions, and inder which our last four budgets Mr. Slade briefly opeued the case to the jury, observe for the witness to have done, under the Act of Paella- Annum. Share. tron ; wheat do., tis 6d to 8s Od ; barley do 5s Od to 6sod. ~ - the early ages of the world prisoners of war were were fixed, has at length succeeded the well-founded ing that he did not put it before them as one of blighted ment, before he could punish the man. - , , _ -_ NO BETTING. hope of an he aid equilibrium which is to come to . t affections, but as that of a young woman who had been The witness said he had requested the prisoner on a X s. d. Xs. d. considered and treated as slaves. " The slaves of Australasia• • • •....... 61. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 92 f public credit encoura e the spirit of enterprise, and shamefully abused and deceived She was a person of former occasion DALKEITH MEAL MARKET-MArom 28. modern times," he adds, " are generally purchased o t fid ' • h g fth t as - • ' - • • British North American 6'. per cent. 50 00•0 0 0 _ NORTHAMPTON RACES. like horses or oxen." Our own Dr. Johnson de- res ore ?on enc . e in t e resources o e coun ry, . well as in the wisdom of the Government. The prin- very humble ircu . mstances in life, being the daughter of Mr. Beadon sa : id that was no use. He ought to have Commercial of London. 61. per cent. 1 , 0 ct o ..0 0 o - a glazier, living in the forest of Exmoor. The defen- requested the prisoner to leave off playing on that morn- Colonial .............. 3/. per cent. 100 00ea 0 0 _ There were in the market to-day 51 bags oatmeal, 16 d sLi pe da r Le s m ag p a le in o l f a l r g e s . toneg of barleymeal, and 2 bags pot-barley ; sales ready. Oat fines a slave as being one ‘_i mancipated to a master" cipal basis of this new anticipation is, it must be con- dant was a wealthy farmer of the same locality ; and in ing, before he gave him into custody. If he had done lonian - meal the same as last week on the top and second prices ; gins DAY.) " I -not a freeman-a dTndent-one who has lost eased, particularly founded on that remarkatole law of 1849 the plaintiff went to live with him in the capacity so and the prisoner had only played for half a minute Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - London and County .. 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 29 0 0 210 0 17% pet-barley le per bag up. --aoste-•--- , the power of resistance. Mr. Charles Richardson, progression in the indirect receipts which so consta,ntl Y of a servant. It would be shown that the defendant afierwards, he would have inflicted the full penalty of Londii and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 8 - Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Third. (EY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) on the other hand, considers a slave as a person testifies the favourable influence of a strong and stable exhibited great partiality for the plaintiff, and that he 40s. This was a case where a fine ought to have been London Joint Stock ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - 2 - 1 U imperial DELAPRE STAKES. " who is reduced to captivity-to servitude-to authority over the movement of transactions and the manifested considerable jealousy towards a, person named imposed, but he was prohibited from punishing the pri- Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 48 Barleymeal, per ditto Longbow ............................................ . ........... 1 bondage ; who is bound or compelled to serve, la- development is influence of consumption. Thanks to th , Ra,wel, with whom it was thought the plaintiff Boner in consequence of the complainant not having Ditto, .New......... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 - Peasemeal per ditto National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0022 10 0 - Flo ;ditto -s Od -, Od. --11 "" -s Od -s Ocl --s Od 2 bour, or toil for another." There is always some the year 1852 attained the amount of the produce of was keepina company, and that he at length pre- requested him to go away on account of illness. Nat. Provncial of Eng. , 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - p Ur ' Pe Kingston ot-barley, per ditto little trouble about a definition, and probably it re- 1846, which was the most prosperous of any which pre- veiled on her to withdraw her company from Same!, The prisoner addressed his worship in Italian, to the „t i t; i t t e i lv k •• ••••• i 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - A_LTHORP PARK STAKES. ceded the revolution of 1848. and to bestow it on himself. He was continually visit- effect that the complainant did not request him to leave South AustraliCao . r . pora. 81.p.et.&68. 25 0 0 25 0 0 5914 quires the cobbling and. filing of more than one 6i. p.et.& bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 5i COAL MARKET-Meecn 30. Ruby ............................................... ... ......... 2 generation to produce anything like a perfect one. " France, therefore, is, we flatter ourselves, about to ing her when she was at her father's house. He got her off playing, and he was not to know there was illness ; .n , Union of A ustralia -.•6 ~ p. et. & las. 25 0 0 7: 0 0 77% Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market : - Epaminapdos ................................................... 1 - h ta• dit . flf If h There are, owever, cer in con ions o iew lc commence from neat year a f res h upward movement. father to write letters to her persuading her to accept his house unless he (the prisoner) was told. • The indirect revenues of 1854 have been estimated bY him as her suitor d ' Mr. Beadon said it was • I f 1 b ;an although there were not many quite c ear rom tse o serve- u Uni nof 61. per cent. - 210 0 - London ..... 71. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 171' /2 s. d. s. d• - Thirteen ran. any lexicographer would endeavour to include in the Government at 851,756,050 f. This amount exceeds of those amusing letters which usually enliiened cases tions of the prisoner that lie was perfectly well ac- nion of Madrid ..... - 40 00400 0 -- Bate's West Hart1ey......16 C Hetton dr Lyons mixed..l9 S 19 0 his dragnet, if he were attempting to give a defini- by atbout 42 millions the produce of the indirect revenues of this description, be should be able to produce two or quainted with the law niion the subject, and that he INSURANCE COMPANIEs. - Carr's Hartley l6 6 Hetton Lyons 19 0 tion of slavery. We are all agreed about the Uncle of 1852. But experience has shown that the produce of three, which would distinctly show the relations existing could speak English. Dividend Amount Chester Main 16 0 Bell . SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ' Toms and coloured population of the southern states this kind of receipts increases in times of security and between the parties. It would also appear that the de- --------- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Hartlepool West Hartley 16 0 Belmont 19 0 19 3 Hasting's Hartley 16 6 Braddyll • of the American Union. They are slaves-not only quiet. The produce of the indirect revenues rose, for fendant was in the habit of following the patriarchal MMIFICENT BEQUEST 2'o THE CITY OF Hedley's Hartley l5 0 Hetton 2O 0 ..____ CUSTOM-HOUSE-MARCH 30. in name but in fact-kindly treated, we believe, in i ns t ance , f rom a b ou t 569 m illi ons i n 1833 t o 828 millions custom of having his flocks and herds driven before the LON.DON ONARITIES. x a. d. X s. d Holywell .lB 0 Haswell ... 20 0 the majority of instances-but still esentially slaves, i n 1846, or a t th e average ra t e o f 20 millions a year. plaintiff's father's door, and telling her that all these Albion .........• •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 00500 0 90 Howard's West Hartley Lambton l9 6 ENTERED INWARDS. The Lena, from Demerara • Kone 4. Alliance Brit and For 71 4 6 la. cbs. 100 0 0 11 u 0 25% Netherton 16 0 Lumley ..- 18 6 Oscar St. Domingo • Steftsaintman Haeertip, New ' Yorkl When we endeavour to go a little further we find The calculation of improvement which we have reek- should be hers if she would be his. By these means the A muriificent bequest has just been distributed amongst Ditto Marble. * * ...... 61. p.c.& be. 100 0 0 25 0 0 55 18 6 Royal George, St. Michael's ; Slater &bow, d o . ; Janet, ourselves considerably embarrassed. A man is the oned on is therefore borne out by the experience of plaintiff was induced to return to the service of the de- City charities by the trustees of the will of Miss Hard- 6 per cent. 50 0 10 0 --• Jonassohn's Hartley 15 6 Pensher ... , 19 IP Alexandria ; Victoria, Ibrail ; Wind, do. ; Zor, Constan- h . b d • f li . I t fte • slave of is own a passions,-o is us a r gam the past. The extreme probability of its correct- fendant (which she had temporarily left), and in the wick, late of Chesterfield, in Derb h• Th . 1d ' ys ire. is ay s Atlas .. ......... ..... 138.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 ;11 A rgus Life , Longridge's W. Hartley 16 C A' New Tanfi Id Richmund 16 6 Russell's Hetton. l9 6 41. per cent. 100 0 0 16 0 0 - e tinople; Karen Louise do. ; John Thomas Carr, do• ; B t th . 11 rcel or power. u is wi sca y , do for by enlarg- ness may be seen when it is considered that the com- spring of 1852 she became pregnant by the defendant, father was in early life a surgeon in the mercantile navy, British Coni;:le; •• •• •• cial _ 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 51 0 7 North Percy Halrtley ...16 0 . arborough 18 6 Traffic, St. Übes • Deoliiada, Oporto ; Charles, Havre ; mencement of 1852 was subjected to the influence of the and bore a child ; and he had now the audacity to throw and for some yea e b; n 20 0 rs be,ore ...s eecease carried on business Cleriel.Med.& Gen. Life 6pr ct. & tis. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2014 Redheugh Main 15 6 Stewart's Agenoria, Dunkirk'; Unitioia, Guernsey ; Adonis, Bremen ; d r l'ty ing the d.efinition too Much the essence an ea i political crisis connected 'with the events of the .2d of this fact in her teeth, and to endeavour to take advan- in Bishopsgate-street as a wholesale chemist. Miss County .... ~........ 4/. 100 0010 0 0 121 Stewart's Hartle l5 6 Caradoc 19 3 Trident, Hamburgh ; Verbena, Lowestoff ; Thames, Ham- of the thing to be defined is altogether lost. December. The produce of the indirect taxes during tage of his own wrong doing After some further Ha d•k h• 1 d h hd h • r wic , is on y aug ter at is eat , withdrew her- Eagle . Crown .... •• - . ..... 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 17% Sto • y bart s Hartley 15 0 Cassop l9 6 burgh ; Albion, Boulog,ne ; Batavier Rotterdam ; Ante It may perhaps be better to begin at the other the interval from the Ist of March, 1852, to the Ist of emarks, the learned coun 1 *ed d 11 ine se pro?e . e to ca w t sses. se rely e world and lived an eccentric life Equity lf enti from th • •• •• 58. 50 0 0 50 0 7% L T fi Id M an e oor l5 9 Denison lB o and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% 0 werpen, Antwerp ; Triton, Ostend ; 'Augustine, liavre ; end, and ascend from particulars to generals. March of the t tedt 821,286 000 f I presen year amoun o , . n r C k f h John roc er, at er of the plaintiff, deposed to various in a small tt h h European Life . Tanfield Moor Butes 15 6 Hartlepool 20 Ne_pttuie, Hamburgh. co a,ge, w ere er property was pernaitted to 15s. 20 0 0 .111 paid. 20 , Granting that the negro gangs who are worked order to arrive at the anticipations which we have facts mentioned by Mr. Slade, in his • h ' 50 0 „ • Townley .17 C Heugh Hall. l9 0 ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-The John Buo, opemng speec , a,ccumulate, as she did not expend - upon her establish- gra' 5% for Hamburgh ; Adonis Bremen • Briton, Hobart To that it is only rl.-1; +b + fi- h; •-1 1. . on . sh e eo tt oß gTounds of the southern states adopted relative to 1854, it will be seen - ..• ae,„..ng, -a. a--er -. 3 oaugeter was confined, the defen- ment a hundred a year. She died about a year aeo in Guardi an ...• --•• • , V i per cent. Stock. 150 TYne Main .........16 C Kelloe 19 6 Clont ar f, oyd ne y • B; e e av i„, k o tt or d am ; B„ ga s ore : of North America, or in the sugar Planta- necessarY to suPPose an increase of 15 milliens a Year/ dant PrOMisecl several times to come and see her, and the mayoralty o f Ald erman H un t er l eav i o - "th e b u d ( o f Imperial Fire . . •.: :: •• • . 12 . i pe o r r cent 100 0 9 45 0 0 6 % West Hartley 16 6 South Hartlepool ........ 19 6 19 0 Singapore ; Auguste Adolphe, Dantzic - Britannia, Ro- tions of Brazil, are slaves, in what way should and it is difficult to entertain a more moderate hope than asked how she was getting on, but he never came to the her hL d M ' g property to t e or ayor of London, and the Imperial Life •• • .P . cont. 500 0050 0 0 -. West Wylain Trader 16 9 South Kelloe .. 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19% 19 0 Wall's End, &c. Thornley stock ; Crescent, Elsineur and Riga ; Livia, Barbadoes ;we speak of persons who are circumstanced in the that which, in a pacific state of things, supposes - such an house afterwards. Indemnity Marine I / gi, & chamberlain for the time being to act with her executor, Law Fire ** " • * 4s. 100 0 0 20 0 0 58 16 0 Factor:ye Geelong and Melbourne • Jacobus Geelong ; manner we are about to relate ? Let us consider increase. The ensenzble of the receipts for 1854 being In cross-examination, it was elicited that since plaintiff's Joseph Shi ton Es an ern'n tsr •t tCh t oa LT - • p , q., ien o ici or a es er- 7 r e............. _ .. 2s. & •is bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4.4 Gosforth 18 6 Pease's West 17 0 Dolores, Lisbon ; Wanderer, Bomiay ; ThaLes, Ham- • . d i • f estimated at 1,520,039,572 E, and the expenditure at confinement, witness"had s h •le • • too 0010 0 0 50 Herten le 6 Richardson's Tees een er drin mg spirits and field, as trustees, to be distributed amongst such of the Le,,al and General Life 17 0 burgh. them as inhabitants of a stout region- say o • 1,519,250,942 f., the general budget presents a surplus water with Rawl toneon yir . e .... - 50 0 0 20 0 5% Hedley. lB 3 St. Helen's Tees e, the man alluded to as a former lover.. charities of the City of London as they might in their 105 & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 29% Killingsworth E l6 0 Tees 2O 0 „ CLEARED OUTWARDS WITS CA7mO.-The Anna, for New Orleans-no matter about the colour of their f • h d of 1 388 630 . This surplus would even ave amounte o w n_ hip.... ..... .. 10s. & 17 0 Altona. ; Arena, Jamaica ; Gertruda Syra and Athens ; skins, and then ask ourselves what should be our " Mary Crocker, aunt of the plaintiff, deposed to having discretion select for the pu ose. It was thought that 14 1 r c i l i bs. 25 0012 10 0 28% Lawson l7 6 West Tees to 2,734,957 f., if we had not placed among the expenses seen the defendant frequently with her niece. He 'd • 1 • rP •••••.. •• •.., 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 22 Gustav, lionig-sberg ; Jenny Lind, Alps Bay ; Persever- • ' of a nation in which such things are pas it wou dbe necessary to invoke the aid of the Court of Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4%1. per ct .50 0 0 20 0 3 Northumberland E. l6 0 Dervrentwater Hartley 1 6 g opinion the annuities regulated by the vote of the , bills for the Riddell lB 6 Gawber Hall Steam, ...... 15 anee, Sydney ; Ann Nelson, Penang and Singapore ; her every attention and witness had heard h'm sa h Ch i y e ancery y by a friendl suit to have trusts of the will Minerva ............ Ip. ct. & be. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6 Allan, Konigsberg ; John Knox, Shanghai ; Princess Vic- tolerated. They are of a sex and age the least re-purchase of the different canals. Such a, result is the intended to make her his wife. rec . ogni •sed and ex ounded but two of the trustees bein N Monarch ... - • • - .... - 500 100 2Cs. Washington, l6 0 NixonMerthyr's&Cardiff22 6 toria, Melbourne ;• Anna Bremen ; R, avens b oarne A n t_ qualified to struggle with the hardships of their more advantageous, as it is to be attained without the Two letters written by the fathe th 1 • 'ff p , . . g ational Loan Fund.. 5!. per cent. 20 002 10 0 2.7 4 Eden Main r ot e p ainti at solicitors the were not unac uamted with the con- Palladium Lit 19 0 Victoria Steam 17 0 51. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 2% Well); City of London, nunkirk ; Fyenoord, R o te e ;d am ; lot-young women, for the most part, between 16 aid of any new taxes, and also in taking a large part in defendant's request, were then • ' • ' y q • °• • put in, and two other let- sumption of time and enoney that too - often has at- P ebeen ••••••••••_•. - _ _ 45 Ships at market 307 i Sold 246. Moro Castle, nalifax. an d 30 years of age. As we would not deal in ex- the construction of railways, which, although they have ters written by the defendant to the plaintiff, were also tend e d the - f h ' d' Phoenix .... _ progress o tat mysterious procee in - - 173 g Professional Life . 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 % _ aggerations, we would. premise that we take them become a periodical element of our budgets, constitute, read. In one of th em h e sa ,y s ;__ "a, friendly suit," in its way through the sinuosities P -al -- - cent Life ........ 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 41 .11,4 IL WA 7 SHA RE MA RKETS. LIVERPOOL, March 30.-The Emma Fields arrived here t their busy season just as writers upon American as regards the development which is given to them, a "Elizbeth Crocker, my dear, of that celebrated court. The executor, therefore Rock Life ............ 58. 530010 0 8% on the 28th, from New Orleans ; saw on the 23d a ship, a , apparently English, off Gnn Key light, clew up all her slavery are careful "to select the season of cotton- somewhat transitorY charge on our public expenses. I love you, dear, true and sincere ; opened a communication with the next of kin of the I s toyal . Exchange .....• 6/. p.m. & bs. Stock. all 236 • saiLs suddenly, supposed in consequence of some accident to picking and. sugar-crushing as illustrations of their "We had the honour last year to speak to you of I cannot express my mind, deceased, furnishing them with the names of the respect- un tem ...... 6 % 10s. Ditto Life . . 11. 6%. - 7 9 - LIVERPOOL, MARCH 30. her rudder. Aiaother vessel bore down to her on the 18th theories. The young female slaves, then, of whom sacrifices to be consented to ' for the development of But my heart is truly thine." able raedical man who had attended the lady for some United Kingdom • •.. .. 41. p. ct. & bs. 20 - 0 0 4VI o r7i:A STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been rather better, March, in lat. 49 N., long. 25 W. Passed a vessel steering k worked in . ill nat d gangs in -ven i e . those public works which, directed with prudent acti- " I tell you as plainly as man can speak years before her death, to satisfy them of her medical yniversal Life . . and a little more business doin,g at improved pric _ we spea , are _ e vity, would haye the happy result of placing France in I love you as true as my life, 'leteria Life ...... • • 51. per cent. - 412 6 ii % Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, ei. dis. ; Chester East, under jury -masts, apparently a brig • bore up for t ventirated. at all for capacity at the period the will was made, and up to the us rooms, or rooms that are no her but she kept on her course. On the 2ith March off ' that respect in the eminent rank which civilisation had And I shall never be easy, my dear, and Holyhead, 218 ; Eastern Counties, 12 15-16 ;Le „ Wa ' terford, passed a barque steerin ' " g eaat, with mainmast ' it is found by experience that, if air be admitted, already assigned to her aruong European nations, and Until you become my wife. time of her decease. The relations were as unwilling as BRIDGES. cashire and Yorkshire, 75 ; Lancaster and Carlisle Thira . - and foretop gatllant-mast gone. it brings with it " blacks" of another kind) which revolutions have hitherto prevented her att,aining.' If you object to me, I never will ask woman again the trustees that any portion of her intended munificence Dividend Amount 1174 f Shares 138 ap. ; London and North Western, „ el ~ PARIS, March 30.-The Eucharis, from Charleston to which damage the work upon which the seamstresses You have joined in this idea,of the Government, and you For one year, two, or ten." should be diverted from the channel in which she had de- Name of CompanY. per of Paid. Price. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 29i c. ; Midland/ "ge Bordeaux w • , hich put into St. Thomas's Feb. 7, leaky, has are employed. Their occupation is to sew from will soon see the happy fruits of it develope themselves. In the other letter defendant repeated his protestations sired that it should flow ;it was, therefore, determined Annum. Share. North British, 88 ; North Staffordshire, 44 c. d. ; Sout''' been Condemned at that island. morning till night and night till morning -stitch, The capital of France will be shortly united by railways of love. to administer the fund in conformity with the construe- - X s. d. X s. d. NEW YORK, March 11.-A brig, waterlogged and aban- • • • h h • ' h• h h Clarissa Crocker and Ric:hard Crock 1 tion to be put upon the will by Mr. Bethell and Mr. ' Hungerford...... - stitch, stitch, without pause-wit out speec - to the most important points of the seas w ic was our er were ca led to 12 ___ - cloned, marked on her stern "Washington," or " Wihning- Baggelley, the counsel retained by the City Solicitor to sonny ark ......:::• MANCHESTER, 3/EARcH 30. ton," of N.C., was passed on the 14th Feb. March 12.- without a smile-without a sigh. In the gray of coast, and the countries which join our frontiers. Great prove that the defendant had promised plaintiff marriage, advise for the interest of all parties as to the limits which Ditto New of 7% p.O 709. p; cent. I go 0 0 - - 1 - 8 STOCK EXCHANGE.-There has been a very limit ed The wreck of the Triton, from Malaga to Boston, was the morning they MUSt be at work-say at 6 o'clock wants which have been long felt will be satisfied, and and that he had recognised her child. would properly bound the discretion of the trustees in Waterloo •• • • - 100 0 0 -3% business, at full prices. East Lancashire 18 n. ; Dover, passed on the 22d Nov., in lat. 36 N.. long. 52. The Earl -havin a uarter of an hour allowed for breaking this state of affairs will, with the aid of time, allow of John Bryant, sexton of Minehead, proved that an ap- the selection of the charities leavin 't to them to de , g 1 DUO Old Ann. of - Ditto Nw ditto of 71 81. 27. 13s. Od. - 60 0 0 26 228 ex div. ; Leeds, 75 ; Midland, 74 ; 'Sheffield, Me of Ripon sailed from Matanzas on Nov. 20 last, for Fal- • g q d d h • t their fast. The foo serve out to t em is scan y others being satisfiedwhich are more recent, but not less plication was made on the part of the defendant respect- termine the proportions in which it should be distributed. Vauxhall . 2/. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 72% ditto Pref., 11. 21. 70 10 3 - 21 mouth, and has not since been heard of. e t _ deserving of interest. ing the price of a licence ; and a silversmith was called . and miserable enough, but still, in all probabili y, . The executor immediately placed at the disposal of the BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 30. - - ille • h h 1 ' • • "We are pleased to hope that the equ i num of the- to state tat t e aintiff had look at some weddm p ed WATER-WORKS. ~ and VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. more than their fevered system can digest. We do bud • ' • bill . d • get which is calculated on in the now submitte rings. g trustees the sum of 18,0001., the apparent amount of - not, however, wish to make out a case of starva- the residue after the satisfaction of trifling debts and le- i Dividend Amount all railway shares rather lower. The Susan (ship), bound out, March 24, off Barclsey. to your delibera,tions will not be materially cha d b nge y Mr. Serjeant Kinglake ha,ving addressed the jury on Name of Company. . per Paid. Price. The Falcon, Newport to New Bedford, March 15, lat. 49 tion • the suffering is of another kind-equally the opening of ulterior credits, if, as there is reason to behalf of the defendant, a great number of witnesses i 1 ft l ' e th tt - gac es e y ees ators, and the following is a list of I Annum of . Share. LEEDS, Mason 30. N - . lon,g. 10 W. dreadful of endurance. From 6 o'clock, then, till the charities elected as recipients with the amounts desire the supplementary credits should disappear from were called to prove unchastity on the part of the plain- - ' - STOCK EXCHANGE.-The little business done thie morn. awarded to each. In consequence of advertisements, X s. .d. X s. d. - t m iddle ihe Heloise Port au Prince to London, March 16, lat. 11 it is stitch, stitch. At 11 a small. piece of dry our bu ' dgets for the future, except in exceptional ca,ses, tiff, among others the man Rawle, referred to in Mr. East London ___ 125 % ing has been chiefly on speculation for the accoun , „,,_ 49 N., long. BW. several times repeated in the daily and other papers bread is served to each seamstress, but still she such, for instance, as in 1854, the establishment of the Slade's speech. . , Grand Junction . • 4/. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 69 of April. Prices are about the same as yesterday. .-t a nu:;' The Franklin (s), and George Washington (American numerous applications were received from several most must stitch on. Atl o'clock 20 minutes are allowed lines of Transatlantic packets, or the insufficiency of the Mr. Slade made a forcible reply, and the learned judge • • • • • • Kent......•.......... 41. per cat. 100 0 0 - 84% following are the closing transactions :-Lancashire e • ) t ' W M h - ship , s eenng ~ arc 22, lat. 48 N , long. 42 W. meritorious charities, with which the trustees would Lambeth . , - 100 0 0 - - Yorkshires, 74:st ; Leeds Northern Extensions No. 3, par e The James Long, steering W., Mai:ch 23, lat. 50 N , fordinner-a slice of meat and a, potato, with a glass credits voted for the bounties:allowed on goods exported. having summed up, the jury found for the plaintiff- haire been glad to comply. It was, however the o • pi- New River Company:. I 2/. 10s. - - 6 ° North Western Preference, 154 ; South Eastern ana long. 36 W. ' of toast-and-water to each workwoman. Then again ' The power of transfer from one chapter to another,' damages 300/. -- nion of counsel that it was the intention of the testator h 11 ' 5 Southwark &Vaux a. I. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 90 The Dauntless, bound to Liverpool, and John Campbell, to work-stitch, stitch-until 5 o'clock, when 15 as the Minister of Finance said in the document whice The case lasted till past 9 o'clock. to restrict her benefactions to charities within the city. VA' est Middlesex ••• • .. 6/.os. pr cut. - - lio Dovers, 234. bound E., March 26, lat. 52, long. 19 W. • minutes are again allowed for tea. The needles are we have before quoted, ' will suppress almost all the The trustees have been occupied several days in making DOCKS. . The Sarah Louisa, Liverpool to New York March 2 ' xtinctions of credit and it must therefore also su ress RAILWAY TRA EPIC RETURNS. lat. 40, long. 72. ' ' then set in motion once more-stitch, stitch-until e , PP the requisite investigations previously to the execu in the same manner almost the whole of the supple- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-March 30. Dividend Amount The I. Z., New York to Liverpool, March 8, off Nan- 9 o'clock, when 15 minutes are allowed for supper • , - tion of their award, when, fortunately for the chari- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. -----. -__...____ i for mentary credits. These are words to the authority of tucket. -a piece of dry bread and cheese, and a glass of (Before Mr. Sergeant Adams, Assistant Judge.) ties, a letter, addressed to the deceased lady, was re- h• h • d b d'ffi add • wic it woul e i cult for us to anything, but ______ The Lady Franklin, New York to Liverpool, March 7, beer. From nin.e o'clock at night until one, two ceived by the exeeutor, to the effect that if she - the week ending March 20, 1853 (283 miles) 214,185 e ~, lat. 40. 9 which we are happy to quote in consequence of the in- Timothy Mahoney was indicted for having stolen two ould send ' • h • a guinea. to tee writer of the letter, she Commercial ........ •• 41. pr cent. Stock. X s. d. X 9. el. Correspoiading week last year (2414 miles) 10,867 ;) - 1 . and three o'clock in the morning, stitch, stitch ; the bottles and three pints of porter the property of the w - - Pao re- The Liverpool (ship), bound E., March 1, lat. 42, lon 58. tentions which the 'f• y mam est. ' " should hear of something to her advantage." u pon East arid West India.. 6%1. pr cent. Stock. - - LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRB RAILWAY.-Traw , The Sabine sup d f C 1 tta to Bo , pose rom acu ston, March g• only break in this long period being a minute or " The ensemble of the financial situation resulting from London Dock Company, from their dock. application to the writer of the letter whose conditions East Country 205. per sh. 100 0 0 - - truer. for the week ending March 27, 1853 ...218,101 15 e 7, let 37, long. 66. two-just time enough to swallow a. cup of strong preceding estimates has already been, on the part ot the This case rested on the evidence of a cooper employed London .... .•••• • • 51. pr cent. Stock. - 127 15,891 10 f b eficial in ir • ' • o en te igence were immediately complied Ditto Bonds --- •• 41. per cent. - Corresponding week last year The Walter Morrice, Hong Kong to London, Dec. 2, lat. tea which is supplied. lest the youngpeople should Minister of Finance, the object ef explanations so ex- in the dock of the name of Dickens, who deposed to - - io t or n for 35 S., long. 21 E. " feel sleepy." At three o'clock a.m„ to bed ;at tended that it is unnecessary for us to add anything on seeing a person, whom he was certain was the prisoner, with he gave information which led to the discovery that ' there was a sum of 2,250/. four per cent. stock in Sc. aatharine .....• • • 4 per cent. Stock El nthampton ... -- •• 11. per cent. 50 0 . 0 50 - 0 . 0 - CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD HAILWAY.-Tramcre - railway and steam-boats for the week ending lI.M. St. Torch, steering S.E., Jan. 2. six o'clock a.m., out of it again to resume the duties the subject. We shall merely say that the floating debt, who was an extra labourer, leave a part of the premises Victoria ...........- ' 20 0 6% 23,230 15 1 M• H d •k' •h 27 • • iss ar wic s name, wit years dividend, trans- March 27, 1853 Tho Oregon, Liverpool to New Orleans, with loss of which when the report was made, on the 7th of February where he had no business to be and that he pursued 2,342 5 6 spars, Feb. 9, lat. 20, long. 50. fhf ll • da There must be a dd 1 ot e o owing y. goo ea ferred to the Commissioners for - the Redemption of the CANALS. Corresponding week last year ------ The Cerro Gordo, New Orleane for Liverpool, 28th, lat. of monotony in the occupation. last, amounted to 690 millions, was on the 15th inst. him. He only saw the back of ? the person he was fol , National Debt. The authorities of the Bank of England 2888 9 ° s ; I , 34, long. 76. But when we have said that for certain months 646 millions, including only, it is true, the part reim- lowing, but he was able to identify him by the " jumper ' , Lave evei facilit • th i f h 7 yin e r power or t e recovery of the Names of 2 Dividend p i Names of . e , Dividend Increase in 1853 The Canton, New York to Australia, March 6, lat. 40, of the year these unfortunate young persons are bursable in 1853 of the Treasury bonds given to the or smock-frock he had on, and to say that it was the e amount which (about 4 000/.) as soon as the usual Companies. Li per r ce, Companies. ~,,- pe .4 , Annurm. Price. GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WHSTERN RAILWA.Y.-Traffie ree long. 72. bank as a guarantee for the loan of 75 millions. The Prisoner. The person finding he was pursued threw faoil • • ' turiefor the week ending March 26, 1853 24,329 9 "L num. a., worked in the manner we describe, we *have not • be li cl , • h ' ' 4 An Ales ean comp . e wit , will be transferred to the _ I 3,769 5 A ordinary expenses at the charge of the State voted in down two bottles of porter, and got out of sight. The ___ ___ -____ . Corresponding week last year . said all. Even during the few hours allotted to 1852 by the Le •1 ' Bd f h 1 • f 't ' ttth f fth • li . h I gis ative oyor t e genera service o wi ness wen o e oreman o e gang in wic tle trustees. The execution of the award, in consequence of x x ..._.-. A. RARE FISH.-At a meeting of the Belfast Natural sleep-should we not rather say to a feverish cessa- the Ministries during 1853 amounted to 674 254,177 f. prisoner was working, and picked him out. the receipt of this piece of good news was delayed, and Awes& owl es 7/. p. ct. 140 Macclesfield . 100 1 , 2/. 10s. 51 Increase in 1853 2560 5 4 under the advice of counsel, these= in hand has been distri- History and Philosophical Society, the president ex. tion from toil ?-their miseries continue. They are In the present budget they are 639,142,161 f. 'A part of -In cross-examination Dickens said be was in principle l!i i,r ai l = l;;; 1 1 2 - 5 - 1 - . - ig . eit o t r li d:: :: • • 1001 IV. IT2 . CORK AND BANDON RAILWAY.-Traffio return for th• hibited a fish, taken in Belfast Lough, called the Lepto- cooped up in sleeping-pens, ten in a room which this difference is, doubtless, due to the transfer to the a Quaker,. though he was not actually a member of the buted amongst the various charities, and the form of the Birmingham 40, 41. 14 Peak Foresi . . 1 7 ° :: 31. lie. 70 week endine• March 26, 1853 2176 6 9 award has been obtained so as to include the appr e o- coveltry.. - fool 25/. - Regent's.... 33! 12. Os. 16% S . 147 1 8 nePhalus Marrissii• It is so very transparent th a t it i s would, perhaps be sufficient for the accommodation ch a r ge o f the public d e bt of the grants m ade to the Society oi Friends. He had taken the oath, ana consi- Corresponcluig week last year difficult to detect it in the seawater, when living ; its of two persons. The alternation is from the tread- retiring pension fluids of the different Ministries. But dered it binding upon his conscience ; but he had been priation t o t f the ii,oo 01 1 . as t. soo . n as it shall be re?eiv d Ilri.Lei . B 1 f:214 6 p 1. ct. V% :Lo m e b r a s : i t e 6;; . l e 5 2/. 12 eyes only axe the most conspicuous parts, being ° P a q ue, nrill - ana what a treadmill I-to the Black - Hole of independently o f t hi s transfer, you will remark on examined without taking the oath, before the Commis- r ipngs s t i tle . v i i. i x:r uni les in . the samp p n roportions as „ GranclJauctn 100 31 pi. et. 68 Do.Ll4Pdgt I N - 7 - - . and very beautiful. It is about fiv e i nc h es i n length ; Calcutta. Not a word of remonstrance is allowed, several points in the preparation of the budget of 1854 sioners of Customs. He had made complaints before, e s l ial •t• y f ill e a y re? f ew?d. It i one of tne Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. - Stirrd 54 Wore 140 281. 405 SEABORNE MAILS. - pecu ian ies o e case that i either of the three trus- q r r a an r yi ?n rr o ey 100 21. 108. - Shrewsbury.. .e and, when preserved in spirits, its opacity is increased, • • 1 1' ' 1 th 'll the application of an idea of economy, the results of and on one occasion a person whom he charged was 125 - or is possib e. Tle seamstresses may eave emi , . tees had died before the execution of the award, or if 11 ti Ili 100 11. 105. 24 Stourbrldge 2C/. 290 • • 145 (N signifies that the mails are sent front the Oeueral Post-oface so as to be then distinguishable. which show the care evinced by the Government not to committed for eight days. Kennt& Avn 39 63. On. - Severn andi no doubt, but what awaits them on the other side of they bad disagreed in the mode of distributing the money 2/ Os 24 by the night-and Mby the morning -dispatch.] WHALE-SHIPS.-Our small fleet of whalers viz tbe 'ncrease the burdens of the eo le and its desire to kee Mr. Duncan for the defence, urged that the evidence , Laleater • 100 - - Wye Rail. t 26 ' • H • Al d • erome, exan er, Princess Charlotte, and Advice ' ' ' '' the door 7-starvation if they be honest-if not in 1 PP , P . ' the public expenses within the closest limits consistent of Dickens did not prove the prisoner's identity beyond • the whole amount would, in the opinion of the lawyers, Leeds& Livrp 100. 251. 850 warwics &e z 40 all probability, prostitution, and its consequences. have lapsed in the next of kin, as the power to select Leicester ..... 100 51. 66 Binning. 5 100 4 -• Day when macle ul From what When took their departure from the harbour yesterday after- with the exigencies of the service. As an exam 1 f pe o doubt, and that the witness had shown a strange zeal hi Leicsiti &Nth 83' 41 44% warwiee&) COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port dtie In noon. The day being fine an immense concourse of They would scarcely escape from slavery that wa y. the efforts of the Government on this subject, you will making charges against his fellow-workmen. The learned the charities and to apportion the money having been ,flogoborogii 14 ' - r 100 31. 28 2 701. 510 Napton. • J Office, London. Dispatched. England. people were present to witness their movements ; but it Surely this is a very terrible state of things, and observe that the MIRE devoted by a Presidential decree counsel observed that there was also something strange vested in the discretion of the three trustees, it was M•mrnontbsb 100 - - Worcstr &/ .. ~ - ---7 necessary that it should be the discretion of the three Mntgmerysh 100 - - Binni ng , 5/ ' ..• - ameeea(eynrit.pack)N Every Friday ... Liverpool ... Each Mon. being quite calm, they were all towed out to the river one which claims the anxious consideration of the to the completion of the Louvre during 1853 have been about the witness professing the principles of a Quaker, conjointly, and the want of unanimity could not be sup- MeltnBlwbry• 100 - - Wilts & 13rks - 1 10s. 02. 7 Am n e n ta t (by United St i s 4 uoroh 30 ... . Live by the steamer Auld Reekie. Notwithstanding the ladies of England, who have pronounced themselves reduced from six millions to five millions. The budget and at the ' same time taking the oath, declaring that i ... April 4 plied by any other authority : s i sermon preached in their behalf on Sunday evening, and so loudly against the horrors of negro slavery in the of the Ministry of the Interior and of A' l I we b . nding on his conscience, and admitting that pre grieu ture las • GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Alerica ) (by V . .S . tates •• • • EDUCATIONAL CHARITIES.-Marine Society, 5501. ; packet) ..........N April 5 ....... Southampton April 8 the many good advices eiven them, we could observe United States. Had this system of oppression also undergone diminutions of a certain im ortance. viously he had given evidence without taking the oath. Christ's Hospital, 1,100/. ; City Sunday School, 1101. • Dividend Amount Australia (via South. the usual portion of drunCenness prevailing among the • ' fh ' b 11 - Y 'll -k I • h •f • • m• against persons o t eir own sex een rea y exei- ou wi remar aso wit sate action, in a P e • l The jury found the prisoner not guilty, and the fore nancia Royal British School (boys), 110/. ; London Britisn ~ Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ampton) ... ... - -Al 4th of May ..... SouthamptonkPrll 4 -Dundee Advertiser. man said they were not satisfied with the evidence of the Annum. Share. Ditto (via Marseilles) N Bth of May ..... Dover ...... April 1 cised in New Orleans, it would have elicited from and political point .of view, that the credit of the School, 110/ •Ch• t' Ch •h S h 1 110/ T • .f. . , rls S . 111 C COO , . ; xi/14.y --- - ---..- - Ditto (via Cape of Good STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE RAILWAY.-The half- th • f th f h uff em many expressions o sympa y or t e s er- War Department, voted last year to the amount of first witness, Dickens. Church Infant School (Gough-square), 110/. ; Field- 4 s. d. X s. d. Hope) ............N 2d of April - ... Plymouth .. March 30 yearly meeting of this company took place at Edin- - e 324,232,663 f. for 1853, have been brought down for British •.••••.. • - •• •• 2 _ ers, and of abhorence for the crue taskmasters who lane Ragged School, 220/. ; Juan-street Wesleyan Sun- _ - - ASrica (West Coast) ..N 23rd of the month Plymouth .. April 1 burgh, on Tuesday last; Mr. Anstruther in the chair 1854 to 308,386,046 f. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Ditto Provincial•• .. 1/ 8s 20 0 0 20 0 0 23 Alexandria ........ .. N r il 1 8,9, 24, &30of m Dover ....- P . The report was approved of, which stated that the * could. so cruelly overwork wretched creatures so " The details of the Bud t f . h Min' t 'll e ge o eac is ry wi n- 550/. ; City of • day School, 110/. ; National School (City of London), Brighton -..-.• •• •, 7. • 20 0 0 20 0 London' Ragged School, 220/. ; Fetter- City of London ...... 0 16 Alexandria-. - - ..M 4th & 20th of mon Southampton pril 4 6i. 100 0 0 150 b 0 1 195 Bahamas M 2nd of the month Southampton Ist ot ince station at Stirling was now nearl 1 y comp eted ; that the new unfitted to the toil. It is idle to use any further able you to see that the same idea, of economy has per- MANSION-HOUSE.-ElizabethArMillan, domestic lane Infant School, 110/. ; Angel-alley Sunday and In- Continental (3d Cap.)... 4/. 75 004310 0 I 67% Belgium . ..... • • • • ....N Daily.. . passenger and goods traffic was increasing ; and that, as mystification in the matter. The scenes of misery vaded the whole of the public ex It • f penses. remains or servant to Mr. Tyler butcher of Bishopsgate-street fent School 110/. • London Protestant Charit Sh 1 Equitable.... -• .. •• • • 501. 50 0 0 50 00, 27 Brazil .:L .. 81 9th of the month southampton Apri 18 y coo , Great Central'.....• • 10 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 ; 14% Buenos • A • yres.. ••• • • • •• A 11 16 a mineral line, the results had already shown it to be we have described exist at our own doors, and in us, lastly,-to call your attention to a new article intro- Without b h' b ' M ffi 1 ' ' , was roug t efore the Lord ayor, or na 110/. ; Sunday and Day Schools Poultney Chapel 220/ ; Imperial • .......M 9th of the month.. Southampton pr 31. & bonus. 50 0 0 50 0 0 ' 83% Cape of Good Hope .. N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 26 second to none in Scotland. The action against the the most fashionable quarters of luxurious Lon- duced this year in the finance law, and which has for its e nination on the char eof havin stolen 16/. in old St. An 's Soci tßoal A 1 noi ' *- 'nee es • • t .• '' -- - n e y y Ty um, . ; Cripplegate Lo Inee••••• •• •• 61 . 40 00400 0 , 46 Cape of Good Hope .. N 2ml of Apr 1...... Plymouth - Mar ch 3 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow Company, for the fulnlment of don. It is in the dressmaking and millinery ob• t rt . 1 - cl•fi • f 1 t t 1 xat • 'h 1 d g l g h igh jec apaia mo i cation 0 our aw on pa en sre a- and silver, asaw, an ot ier goods, t e property oer Infant School, 110/. ; Barbican Chapel Day School, n en- •• -"•• - - - 50 0050 0 0 - Cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 26 its guarantee to lease and work the line at 4 per cent., establishments of the " West-end." that the tive to men working at their own houses. The weaving master. 110/. ; Salter's-hall Chapel Sunday School, 110/. The pi =arl. Preference 6i. per cent. 25 0025 0 0 24% -Ceylon (see India) stood high on the appeal list of the House of Lords, and system is steadily pursued. The continuous trade is carried on in two different modes, which the law Finnis (the detective officer), upon being informed of following were apportioned 100 guineas each :-London 'Wolff ... ••• •* .* • * • * • ' •• ..••••• 3il. pr cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 - .Cey10n..............N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 26 _, 0. an early decision was expected. The directors enter- labour is bestowed upon the gay garments on patents has diff e r en tly c h arge d, In the first place, the robbery, went to the lodgings of the prisoner, and Society Protestants' School, Silver-street Sunday School, United General ...... /. • 100 0090 0 0 - Channel Isles ........N Mon.. Wed ,&Frid. Southampton Tu.Tn• . 11. 150 0 0 50 0 0 20 Chill• •••• • • • ........31 id & 17th of month Seuthiunpton April 1 tained confident expectation that the decision of the i n which the " ladies of England" love to a manufacturer assembles in his establishment a number f o und there the stolen shawl. She acknowledged that Plumtree-court Ragged School, New Broad-street Da Wests3issterChartered 51. Der cent, 160 0 50 00 39 China Y Dltto New (see India) Court of Session would be in • thoir favour. The directors adorn themselves. It is to satisfy their whims and of workmen who transform the raw material into a she had stolen the whole of the property described. and Infant School, St. Swithin's Sunday School, New . ..•• -... 51. per cent. '5O 0 A 'lO 0 0 7% Constantinople ......11 7,8,17,24,&27 of In Dover .• •• • • Marc h 3° 4 thought the shares should now be con lid t d ' _ so a e into stock; caprices that their wretched sisters undergo these manufactured article. In the second place, this same Mr. Tyler identified the shawl. The cash-box had (he court, Old Bailey Sunday School, Bishopsgate Chapel LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. Constantinople ......31 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton April Cont. of Europe M & N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twicedalli but they postponed this proposal till next meeting when e eve manufacturer delivers over to workmen out of his s a id) been broken open, and the prisoner left her place Girls' Day and Sunday School. 200 guineas each were Dividend Amount ____ Egypt (see India) they would also propose to forfeit all shares on ' which --.1- and nights of suffering and toil. It is but own premises the raw materials, and they work immediately after the robbery, without having given no- granted to the Weigh-house Chapel Schools and the Fox- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Twicedaili France ........ AL & N Twice daily-. - Dover ...• •• - . arrears of calls then remained unpaid. right that we should confess the fault does not lie them up by the aid of their families and apprentices, tiee, leaving some of her clothes behind her. and-Knot-court Day and Sunday Schools. Annum. Share. Gibraltar .... ... . .81 4,7, 17, 20, 27 of in. Southampton April a CAPTURE oil. A so much at the door of the customers as with the _______ Greece (see Lidi • a) RUNAWAY BANKRUPT IN AUSTRALIA. as would have been done in the general workshop. The The prisoner was committed for trial. MEDICAL CHARITIES.-Hospital for Diseeses of the -About seven months • of these establishments. The milliners Chest, 550/. ; St. Bartholmew's Hospital, 1,100/. ; ditto X s. d. X s. d. Bank of Scotland .... • • 71. per cent. lot, 0 0 100 u 0 192 SS 1 Hamburgh - ........N Tuesday & Friday London .._ Tues. " Greytown ..........31 2nd & 17th of mon. Southampton April 1 , since a warehouseman, trading principals manufacturer, that is to say, the general undertaker, --,,-.... under the firm of Spriggs and' Co., in the City, and who and dressmakers of the metropolis will not emploY who speculates on the creation of the manufactured BOW-STREET. -An elderly respectable-looking Samaritan Fund, 3001. ; ditto ditto Maternity Charity, British Linen Comp.... 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 210/1g Havannah ..... ..... M 2nd of the month SouthamPton Apri n l 1 _ had obtained goods on credit to the amount of 30,000/., hands enough to do the work. They increase their produce, pays a fixed duty on all the looms which he man, who gave the naine of Edward Langley, and de- 220/. ; Royal Maternity Charity, 330/. ; City Truss So- g y ed o o f igl i t o n s ß go a w nk t ank :1. p e er eent t . 10 0 0 210 0 3 ,. , os. No n l n lr ur d a; ........: : .11 11 7 11 . 11:Air & Sat. London ..... tit o r.: T i llur which he converted into cash, absconded, and embarked profits from the blood and life of the wretched employs, whether on his own premises or abroad. The scr ibed himself as private secretary to a gentleman, but ciety, 330/. ; Royal General Dispensary, 330/. ; Western Ciraeseate Bank ...... . gl, I ; e f. Z I :t: lg g g :g g g ,( 2 )113: India (viaSOUt . iiiiMpt.)lid 4th & 20t1(1)1;o m n o th n: :c o nlarnigi n i Zi 4 r A n a fictitious name on board the Cleopatra, for Australia.. creatures in their employ. Certainly the prices workmen outsidk who is aided only by his wife or un- afterwards admitted that his name was Pores, and that City Dispensary, 220/. ; City Dispensary, Queen-street, Commercial Bank ..- 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 '82120 India (via Marseilles)3l Bth& 24th of month Dover _ ..., pril 1 fiat in in bankruptcy was filed against him, and as he h d f rt • I fdr t fth tW t . c arge or a ic es o ess a any o e grea es - marrie c i ren, is exemp rom a uy. d hid ' t f ll d t If he em- he was secretary and treasurer of the Camden-town 3301. ; Hospital for Diseases of the Skin, 5501. ; Far- Eastern Bank .....• •. 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10110 s Minh &Glasgow -•• 3/. per cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4/. 8 lonian Isles (see India) s Ireland ........M & N Twice daily ... - Holyhead ... Twicedallf did not surrender a warrant was issued for his loys one or more apprentices or journeyman e and uses Auxiliary Association in connection with the City of ringdon General Dispensary, 330/. ; Metropolitan Free , aPPre- end establishments are sufficiently high-as most P Exchange:Bnk of Scot.. - 100 0 0 ill 5089 Od Li5b0n........ •. • ...M 7,9, 17, &28 of . m. South ptou April 16 bension. Mr. Charles Falconer, an intelligent and re- less than ten looms, he pays for each loom a fixed duty London Mission, was placed at the bar before Mr. Hospital, 550/. ; Metropolitan Dispensary, 330/. ; Lon. National -Bank -.• •. 6% per cent. Madeira ............31 9th of tho month Southampton April 16 English heads of families know to their cost-to 50 0 0 10 0 0 16; 2s spectable man, who was forupwards of 25 years attached e ual to the half of that paid by the manufacturer for H Oe d with stealing two newspapers from a don Opthalmic Hospital, 5501. • Seamen's Hospital enry, e arge North of Scotland Bank 5/.per cent. 20 0 0 • 210 0 41. 2s Madeira ...... • • .... N 23rd of the month Plymouth _ April 12 enable the ' • ' tors to retain a competent staff q Royalßank of Scotland 52 per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 1 5110 Malta (see India) to the Thames police as constable, surveyor, and in- of work P r Prie d the same looms. If he uses more than ten looms, he coffee-shop. Society, 550/. ; Relief of City Kitchen, 220/. ; Sheriff onton Bank of Scot. .. 81:per cent: 100 0(1 50 i Malta ...... ••• • • • ..N 7,17,19 h 29 arc peop e,,n at the same time to secure a very o 0 92/ 55 ,28, 30 em. Dover ....• • ' Spector, and who had been on the superannuation list for h d pays, independently of the fixed duty, another in pro- The prosecutor Henry Wheeler, stated that he kept Fund, 220/. Western Bank --- •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 72/ 105 Mauritius (see India) an some pro t to themselves. Wherein, then, Aps e 26 several years, was appointed by the creditors of the portion to the rent of his habitation and his industrial the Commercial ' Coffee-house, in Chandos-street. At WARD SCHOOLS.-Bishopgate-without, 330/ • Cri 1 - . , pp e . Alliance Fire and Life.. 8%1.pr cent. 'lO 0 0 10 0 0 24110 s Mauritius ...... ....N 14th of the month Plymouth • • he y 'es t remed I Will the case of these poor • British Guarantee .... 41. er cen I 0 0 11. 8. Mexico -_ ~ 5 , l e t of MO' 1 Ind of the month.. Southampton „ , bankrupt to pursue him ; and, with the concurrence of 1 ' premises Such is the economy of this legislation . the b u t half- ast 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening witness gate-without, 220/. i Farringdon-within 220/. ; Tower, Caledonian Fire Insur. 101 p t* 10 0 0 Naples.... ••• • • • per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 261. Od • ••• • • • ••N stlllsth2sthofmon. Dover ...... Pm a the commissioners of the metropolitan police, he embarked seamstresses be bettered if the ladies of E gland - • - 4- i• . Is' h h f r if. 1 . lo ' V au th p * m o spins co weaco -as -0- -- obeect to exem. t ahsolutele saw _se prisoner in the co ff ee _ room , an d, h av i n g had ow. 220/. ; Bridge, Candlewick, and Dowg:te, 220/. ; Cole. City of Glasgow Life.. 61. • per cent 25 0020 0 4i 13s Nevr Granada - - •.31 2d & 17th fm th South pton April 1 on board the Sarah Sands, an American 'screw steamer abstain partially, or in great measure, from giving the labour of the family, to exonerate in a certain mea- cas i on to suspect him previously, watched his move- man-street, 220/. ; Coleman-street Infant School, 110/. ; Colonial Life ••• - .... 5/. per cent: 50 • 3 0 1 0 0 4 1: 7, New Ze a / a nd.......... By privatZsh . r.. Variout ports incertahl bound for Port Philip. The Sarah Sandsleft Co r k i n O c t, their usual orders to their usual houses ? In that sure the work clone within the limits of domestic lif e , 'Ben t s , shortly afterwards he saw him fold up two Bishopsgate-street Within, St. Ethelburga Society Ldl g nb s T i f e h ot l : t a Inn 61. per cent . 100 0 0 15 0 0 21110 s Ppaetlstaates ........N s thlsth23tholmon. Dover ...... Ap r il 1 2 e last, and her safe arrival at Port Philip has been already case it May be said some of the seamstresses will and to reach more completely that which takes the newspapers and place them i n hi s p oc k e t ; a n d when he Society School, 2201.'; Aldersgate-street, 220/. ; Broad- Life Assoc. of sZtiane V.Te e r r c e e e nt 5 1: : : 111 6 0 4 4 1 ' g s P eru • • - ::•• - ..51 lthl7th2Bthormon Southampton -SP !, , • ......M 2d & 28th of mon Southampton Aprn 1 . announced. A serious accident happened to Mr. be dismissed to starvation, and the remainder will character of an industrial speculation. l e ft, w it n ess followed him into the street and taxed him street, 220/. ; Cornhill and Lime-street, 220/. ; Vintry, National Fire and Lir e 6L per cent. 10 001 0 0 1/. 13: Pert N . ata1: . .........N 14th of the month Plymoutk .. April 2. Falconer on the voyage out. He was standing near the be overworked as before. We freely cOnfess we "But the favour this law has desired to accord to la• with the robbery. The prisoner then took the papers 220 /. ; Aldgate, 220/. ; Castle Baynard, 220/. ; Cord- n e r t t t h is tr i tel e b IT a lir . - ISI. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 135/. 0 8 , i . ? .. ll e y a. ........ .. .. .. N sthlsth2sthofmon, Dover .... • • Al : gangway of the screw steamer in conversation with the do not see our way through the difficulty ; for we bour executed at the workman's residence has not ap- ou t o f hi s pocket, and said, " Oh, Mr. Wheeler, here wainers' and Bread-street, 220/. ; Langbourn, 220/. r " . Standard Life n . n . s . rnn. 7 5 11. pr cent. 20 0 0 , / 7 - 0 g 11. 13 s I. '" Y VeneLel .... • • •••• •.N sthlstb2sthofmon. Dover ...... 11;_, 1 steward, when a heay sea struck the vessel, and Mr. hld th t • bbl nt in our social peered sufficient. The workmen of Lyons, and the corn' are our newspapers," at the same time throwing them Billingsgate, 220/. ; Queenhithe, 220/. ; Farringdon United Dep. Assurf • ince 5 . /le e ; czll . ilg : (:). I°o 0 X°. o s , - an Dien e w,; ,••_•-...31 2c1 . 8c 17th of month Soathsunpton ril s Land (see Falconer was knocked backwards with great violence o e mos impro a e eve _ _ _ _ hio mercial organs of that city, call f or au exemptio n from the dow y n. Accordingly witness gave him into custody. Without, -; St. Sepulcre's Parochial Girl's School, *Ex Dividend. Australia) ... arrangements to be the fact that st lady of fas n by which six of his ribs were broken. He was insensible patente duty for such workmen as use less than ten The officer produced a number of prints, tracts, 220/. ; . St. Bride's and Bridewell Precinct Parochial will employ a second-rate inste,ad of a fi t at MISCELLANEOUS. for some time afterwards, and never moved out of his rs -1. e looms even when they employ workmen other than & hi hh f du on the prisoner. The School, 220/. ; St. Sepulchres Boys' School, 2201. • St. papers, c., w c e oun p berth for six weeks - after the occurrence. About three house for the purchase of her annual finery. The their own children or wives ; - they, in fact, ask to latter included a list of subscriptions to the Pratt-street Sepulchres Infant School, 110/. ; St. Bride's and Bride- Dividend Amount end weeks ago, it was rumoured that Falconer had died of leading milliners and dressmakers of London have extend to domestic labour the exemption which the law A 'limy A.ssociation. well precinat Infant School, 110/. ; St. Dunstan-in-the- Name of Company. ' [ADVERTISEMENT ]- The Earl of Aldborough A gi r im. Sh o i f tre. Paid ' P rice* in , • ' h• • ra cu. o loway s Pills.-An astounding cure by t is nu the injuries he received, but advices have been since re- hold of English society at both ends. They hold conceded only to work done by members of the workman's Th e p r isoner-Believe me, your worship, I cannot West Parochial and Infant School, 220/. iled -S ee - 1 .-- ; -- . - 7 . -___________ . lous medicine after every other means had fa • . eeived by his family, and by the assignees, o f th e run . the ladies by their vanity and their love of fine family. The claim appears well-founded, as it is in fact, think what possessed me to take up these paper s. I a X S. d. canna, "wa banken f. Assam Tea .......... - 50 0 0 extract from bis lordship s letter, dated " Villa M 20 0 0 10% th Y ----..p., conveying the gratifying information clothes, and the seamstresses by what appears to only equitable to favour a labour which is effected at the deny that I ever took any before. I had plenty of money Suction Mart- -.•- 2/. ss. 50 0 0 Leghorn, Feb. 21, 1845. To Professor Holloway. Sir-- at Mr Falconer had a • rnved at Melbourne, quite re- be their interest, and by their love of life. Now, domestic hearth, within the restricted circle of the family to purchase them if I ; bed ( 1 WORLD B W.s-- tO -0 SO. I had been NARRATIVE OF I JOURNEY ROUND THE . y . us A tralian Aericulturi It. 100 0 0 35 -0 , 85 ,, I beg to ac uaint th t ills have effected a cure covered . f• a your p days afte rom the effects of his accident, and that three love of fine clothes and love of life are two very and of some apprentices or journeymen who have not, in drinking with a friend, and Day mind must have been F. Gerstdecker. 3 vols.-Starting from Bremen for C.a- Australian Trust •• .. 6/. per cent. ...._ 35 0 g .IgYit of a dis d q ' yol h which all the most lifornia, the author of this narrative proceeded to Rio, Australian Royal Mail - Or er in my liver and stomac to 0 o 2 0 0 5 anent perso n of erds he had succeeded in apprehending the strong motive springs of human action. most cases, as yet attained the degree of cleverness orprac- affected. d the knglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 eminent . of the faculty at home and all over the con 0 , Sarah e loin he was in pursuit. It appears that the 1 correspondent who has addressed. us upon this tice which constitutes the good workina,n. But the exemp- Mr. Henry-Can you refer me to any person who and thence to Buenos, Ayres, where he exchange British American Land 15s. 0 23% ha,d not bee bl ot even the waters, I , ° 41 !•cl, , which Bailed a fortnight after the Cleo- h• ion cannotbe accorded to the workmen of L ons with- knows ou to s eak to our character ? wild seas for the yet wilder Pampas, and made his way canada ............. 88 10 0 65 n a eto effect---nay, n , ___ 61 . percent. to - ROUGH. Palra, a rnved thre da b f h su sect suggests that the ladies of England-the t Y 3 ' ' P Y • b 00032 10 Carlsbad or 'M • 0 .- anenbad. (Signed) ALDBO t _ e , iier fraudulent lerea sru e ys e ore er, and that as the censurers of American. slavery-with the Duchess • to well-founded demands from other classes The Prisoner I could do so but it would emy rain. on horseback to Valparaiso across the Cordilleras-a Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - out leading , - , . - to se These wonderful pills will cure any disorder of h 1 who had been pt was coming on shore, Mr. Falconer, of workmen in the same conditions of labour, such as If' this goes forth lam a lost man. winter passage full of difficulty and danger. From Val- Ditto, 6pr ct. Bond& 61. per cent. ' tment) at PM' of Sutherland at their -head, should refuse to give % t ie i N ri a el• g e a l t e i s o s n a Ao'cill.; 31 Per cent, - - 117)e or stomach.- Sold (also Holloway's oin Tory often in his com n' L d th eof Sedan Louviere Elbeuf St Quentin Roubaix, Mr Henr Bt it must go forth. kll I know of you paraiso he sailed to California, and visited San Francisco, - 97 Strand, London, pa yin on on, os , , , • . ~ . . . y- 11 stepped np to •him, and • • their patronage to any houses in which the twelve- - 25 0020 0 0 22% fessor Holloway's establishment, 244, :loner and upon _ . unnrediately made him his pri- Tourcoing, &c. To prevent such claims, it is conse- is that you have committed a robbery, and I shall com- Sacramento, and the mining districts generally. Thence Ditto.. •••• • • • . (B) - 25 0 o 7io 0 i 1 o and by all medicine vendorsthroughont the world. f chmg him found 10 000/. in cash in hour system was not strictly adhered to. We con- quently important to generalise the measure by applying it mit you for trial at once if you decline to state where he steered his course to the South Sea Islands, resting at Equitable Reversienry 5/ pr. e t leis possession, which h e a l e d , New Ditto .. - _ _ ..... en . 100 0 0 100 0 0 117 ...............................„--. ze on behalf of the creditors. fess We see difficulties in the way, but not greater to every kind of industry in which workmen can do yeu live.- I see by this subscription list that there are Honolulu, Tahiti, and other gems of the sea in that 50 0 0 10 ' 0 0 - ,_ Gen. Revers. & Invest A Mr. Falconer also took • -P. c.& bs 21'100 0 + boaed the _possession of the property of the than. " women's wit" might Overcome if fairly work at their own residences. The sacrifice which several contrib u t ors of a guinea each to some religious, quarter, and from thence to Sydney, marching througn Gen.SteamNavigation ~, p.m , 0 100 0 0 102% BIRTHS. bankrupt , on - uleopatra, and lod ' ' ged his prisoner brought to bear upon the question. The Custom- the favour accorded to this kind of work, considered association. Can you refer to any one of them ? the Murray Valley, and inspecting the Adelaide district. Hudson's Bay- „ .... " 15 0 0 14 0 0 30% in gaol. The bankrupt WAS subsequentl ' b h • •al h y rought before era ) t e princip st e seamstresses, are all women in some measure as domestic, would impose on the The Prisoner-That list was the result of a meeting at From Australia he dashed onward toJava, riding through Hungerfosd . . . Londo I •-• • • • - Stock. 2/. 10s. 100 0 0 100 - 0 0 22 47 OF A'S 0 N. the wife of Tho' the authorities at Melbourne, and u netittitiOn .- % On the 29th inst., at Guildford-street, ' te t t dal •h h h " Trees ry, would not amount to more than 80,000 f. the chapel of the Rev. Mr. Rogers, in behalf of our mis- the interior, and taking a general survey of Batavia, with London n - '7B 15 0 - Mr. Falconer havi The ng y are more compe n . o e wit eac ot er versiona - Wakle y, Esq. F.R.C.S., stillborn. produced a warrant signed by t o e ti me 10 u 0 000 f d the less hesitate to pro- sion. They do not know me except as a servant in the a glance a Japan and the Japanese. An active, intelli- Russell In e stitution ry 51. per cent 15 0 0 15 0 0 14 11/61'0, On the 2e.'inst at 20 Park-street, Grosvenor-so ° Seer ta w _ t e ry, and than men could by any possibilitybe. If the Suther- or . , . a year, an . we •• •• - - 12 10 0 - ~ ,„.‘„. another from one of the City ee ne aeatra.te s 1 . gent, observant ma,n, the notes he made of his adventures Price's PatentCand n Ego. i h the sworn laird-house Comm' ittee would fairly set the ex- Pose it to the Legislative Body that the genera cause • Reversiona • Co. 101. per cent. 20 0 0 17 10 0 26 the wife all: .B.W. W. " Y n- ' - depositions of some of the creditors the bankru t w duce of the patent duty is gradually augmenting. Mr. Henry-Then you decline to give any reference ? are full of variety and interest. His descriptions of __ . __ ry Int. Soc. 43e1. pr cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 - A DAUGHTER. delivered into the custody of the 'L ondon o_nper as ample, and carry out their design with sufficient pro rks on natural l ' ° "' mail Steam.. •• 41 • OF and follows the development of the public wealth. That The Prisoner (after a pause)-Then I must confess that places and persons are lively, and his rema Saith Australian S I.P. Share. 100 0060 0 0 78 the ttt , for 5 0 0 . ii,,,,,,, „ A d sk On the 28th inst., at 13, Queen-street, Cheapside, transmission to England. Mr. Falconer is now on his • -•'--------' - doubt not they could execute the sacrifice besides, would be com p ens at e d by th e sa l u t ar y m y name is not Langley, and it would be idle to say that productions, an d th e ph enomena o f e arth, see, an .y, Trust and Loan Comp. •Perßilare' 25 0 0 25 0 0 54 fraudulent b task. They did not shrink from the wholesale ee ; wife of W. S. Saunders, M.D. way to England with the ankrupt, an d i n enect oe a measure which tends to moralise the work- I was drunk. I was not intoxicated. My name is are always sensible, and made with a view to practical or uppe r c ame . - 20 0 0 30 0 - -- his last letter stated that he expected to rea c h London difficulty of emancipating the 3,000,000 or tive which refer t man, by removing him from the factory and attaching Fores. lam very well known-even in this neighbour- results. Those portions of the narra . . d 0 •••----...... 7 ._.___ e _ 00.... ______ ....____ MARRIED. in the course of the present week. The money taken 4,000,000 negroes of the United States-why more c e y o e ami y erre e, him los Itth f . 1 • 1 hood-as a respectable man. I cannot account for this California and Australia are replete with 71 sketches ; s eovny ____ s AD AND S the a On the 29th inst., at St. Margaret's, Westminster, , • IGNIFICANT. -.A Georgien from the bankrupt will secure a handsome dividend for hesitate at grappling with the London mantua- " Such are the motives which have led us to propose folly. and indeed the whole work abounds with living and ' correspondent of the Ja ' - R H Jerome de Satin, rector of Frinford, youngest the creditors., makers who are dependent for their existence upon th e provision which win be found in the 13th article of The Prosecutor-Last Monday week I saw him sena- Picturesque descriptions of men, manners, and locali. Y or k , oa _ s th nus, a German paper in New ev. enry c nt de Sails, to Grace Elizabeth, thlrai, DEPTH OF THE OCEAN.-Capta. ll ....e ; n nham R , .N., now the goodwill and patronage of their customers ? the present bill. rate four pages of the Weekly Dispatch from the other ties.-Globe. y at he was at Cedartown latel when a - y, ne son of the late ou . daughter of the Right Hon. J. W.: Henley, M.P., ° aa r a ptesecuting a scientific voyage, recently read p De 4 - iki • MOB BY STRONG-MINDED WOMEN.-The "' - " '-` 0 doubt their intelligence will find a way out of " You have gentlemen, to Vote the second law of fi• portion of the paper ; and after he waa gone the Pages CleVeiand t er o f t o e gress was hanged, and thus relates h t e case :-The mas- Waterperry, Oxon. . 'Arra , the Royal Society, in which the deepest sounding of the • difficulties which puzzle the masculine brain. We nance presented to you since you have been elected to were missing. Herald (TJ.S.) says that on the Ist inst. some 30 women d negress told her that he had sold her four chil , ren to a man to whom the , On the 26th inst. at St. John's-chnrch, Clifton 'Revell, ocean ever made was recorded. On the pas?age from should b la,d • d roceeded to th seats in this house. Since that p er iod, F rance , more , The Prisoner-allo, no ; I never read the Weekly Dis. well backed by gentlemen, P e grocery of dee , The h y were to be delivered next Raymond King, ES./., of Bath, to Mary Ann a Rio (e Janeiro to the Cape of Good Hope, In 36 deg. _ e g in eed to see any effective move- Anthony Jacobs in Ashland, and asked him to discon- hood pure a,ser was known through the neighbour- second daughter of the late George Taylor, Esq. , and more strengthened by a tutelary authority, has resum- patch. Never, believe me. est lon ei- ment afoot which would compel the milliners of the ek in order tinue the sale ofliquor and the use of a ba, as a tyrant and miser, who not onl h If- • d B • tol. 49 min. south latitude, and 37 deg. 6 min. w r, metropolis to em l ffi • sel her course of prosperity. You will, therefore, vote Mr. Henry-I shall remand you for awe , gatelle-board, his slaves but be y a starve res --------- poya su ment aumber of' hands of th which had enticed many 0 youtl nd f at them brutally at every opportunity. tude, on a calm day, the ocean was ascertained to be and e° l-I seque ' with confidence the resources asked for at present, after that the officer may make some inquiries about you. i a some o the The m ' 7,706 fathoms deep, 7•7 geographical miles. The weight h er ee , ..-, uoursently to work only for a limited num- G d k o nows, twelve hours of labour their homes He r a mature exaniination by the G over nment, t o w hom the The prisoner begged his worship not to detain him, married men from • efused, and the com •th ' f other, who tenderl 1 d y eve her children, was over- DIED. Mar' ladies chopped his bagatelle-table into le• dr ewi grie at the thought of ha,ving them sold to On the 26th inst„ at Brom t t &pi. 50, - p on-crescen , of the superincumbent water was so excessive, that a and confine country has itself confided so large a share in its destinies. but he was committed. in ing wood such a bottle of fresh water being lowered to a great depth in woman to ment are quite sufficient for any young go throueh i "E. D. PARIEU, President of the Section of -- and emptied his liquors into the street. The y then keep the chid monster. She begged her master on her knees to garnti widow of the late Thomas Davidson, M.D. ~ s Theophon , n the course of a day. For Finance. HAMMERSMITH.-Antbrose Malan, an Italian , visited another grocery and a tavern, both of which - i ren, or, if they must be sold, to let them On the 29th inst., at Spalding, Lincolnshire, ~ t e e the sea, the pressure drove in the cork, and expelled the ourselvee, we can but • I • x J st 's Justices oi cantents, the sea-water takieg the place of the fresh.- t .1 tell 'th • point to other climates where " STOURM, Councillor of State. organ-grinder, was charged with having unlawfully capitulated. go to a more humane master. But, after all her efforts Pairfa ohnson Esq., one of her Maje y ei mee le i 'dto de art on POOR LAW RELIBF IN IRE proving vain and bein • Peace, and De nt -Lieutenant aed 63. A y g Leisure Hour. its appropriate reward d. o ,an ur e e " VUlTRY,'Councillor of Skate." played an organ, after having been require p . LAND. - -According to a re- the fll • ' g driven to despera,tion, she on On th el • ' D J N°l . ' l4 e st inst at Stonehouse, evon, • these unfortunate s t 1 • turn to Parliament (yesterda 1 o owing night murdered the children. This was E p , A Locoe BUTLER.-- Much gossip bas been excited at o eave their native shores as account of illness. y published) there has be sq., aymaster of the Royal Navy. soon as -passage-money- can be sera d t 1 - PORT OF HARBURG. - The Hanoverian Government M r . D av id p earoo, of No. 24, Kens i ngtoo _ ceesceet, ! a d ecrease of pauperism in Ireland on the uart _en tie crime for which she was hanged. - ton ag ed Wells for some weeks past, from the circumstance of a pe oget ter. , On the 26th inst., at North-town-house, Tama ~ _ et who go will fine dangerously ill, i the 31st December last, compared w - th t q er ended THROWING OLD SHOES FOR LUCK.-The custom Of r • fln Ist Reg " report having got into circulation that tho bishop's Those nd a better England at the have caused a notice to be issued that the circumstance deposed that his wife was lying at hen i he correspondi g thro • eB, Major G. S. Blundell, late of H.E.I.C.'s 5 iould be kept 1 quarter of the precedin wing a shoe, taken from the left foot, after persons butler, Mr. Box, was engaged to be married to a lady other side of the globe, and these who remain will of the Port-of Harburg, on the Elhe having ceased to and her physici a n had directed that she sl , _ g year. There has been a d n e- Bengal N.l. shire, with a fortune of 60,000/. This report, so far as the find the market in a more wholesome c • • 1 f ort - owi gto the recent &storm' treaty be- YerY quiet and free from any disturbance. For Horne ' crease in the ondition. se a ree p , il numbers for the 1t fi ht other orean- the same quarters. In the f as ve years ending at i for good luck, has been practised in Norfolk from time mmemorial not only at wed& b t all occasions On the 27th inst ,at LlangattocktaCe, BreColl d 39. Hugh Hilton Bradsilaw, late of the llt Hussars, Ltg ii ta 11 a marriage is concerned, was confirmed on Monday last, Almost every week we have to record a t • Is f tween Prussia and Hanover e will not, a•a has been time pa.st the prisoner and seven or eig e , our provinces of Ireland the h / ins, uon nel W 8 n e or ' t in London Lieut.-Colo w ere good luck is required. Some forty years ago a On the 18th ins ~ , rumoured, cause the Stade duty to become Payable grinders had incessantly annoyed them by playing their or dinary expenses as poor relief in the quarter ended the c when the weddine took place in London. Whether the ' f ges among certain increase owa classes of male organs almost the one after the other every day, in front 31st December last veere 187,090/., will •th ottle dealer desired his wife to " trull her left shoe arter Cameron Forbes, Royal Engineers. , , met year fortune of the lay extends to the sum above mentioned s h •-t ' time that the turn of th a ourers---4 is e over- there. EDUCATION IN ENGLAND AND WALES.-It is stated of a gentleman's house two doors from his residence ;1 period of 1851 they were 2 00,428/. Ith I ie in e same him " , when he started for Norwich to buy a lottery On Good Friday, at the Mount, York, n in er ee 4.. f the Pre sent eve do not pledge ourselves but it seems certain that Mr had come. n e ast quarter ticket A. L. ,1...,- _re __ i_,_ __ ___ i 1.- 1,,,..1,0,1 ',sm..] 1W... m--.1,--,1 n:04.., ..,4' +1,./..f.e and amt. 0- 13ox is be come ~,„„,._ ~,.,.' ______ _,. :,, e ,„, _,. , . • worked women 2 - 1.1- _______l__l _ _ _ I_ _ _ ____l____ _ _ _ _ _l2 _ ___ - 2 a., - T_T ---- -1 _- .1 :,,, fn .-.1- 4-1-.... ....,-,. ........reve fr.!. fr,,,n them _ He he. !of 1848 there WAra n.-- _ __ ... - - IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM a..ne following is tile expose aes mows or tne e rental WESTERN CAM U Yr.-TAUNTON, MARCH 29. ' ness's house. triu tit 4, I) Wiiii4 'LIM II . - (From the Timm.) Budget for 1854 :- (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) Mr. Beadon inquired of Mr. Pearce if he requested the PANIES' STOCK. -----.. What is slavery ? " A slave," says Dr. Noah - CROCKER Y. MOORE.-BREACH OF PROMISE. prisoner to go away that morning when he was playing ? - Webster, in his dictionary published at New York, " Gentleman,-We have the honour to submit to your deliberation the bill which fixes the receipts and expen- Mr. Slade, Q.C., and Mr. Kerslake, were for the The prisoner replied in the negative ;he Merely passed Prom the Official List. SUN OFFICE, Six o'clock. PUBLISHED EVERY TUExDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING, " is a person wholly subject to the will of another plaintiff ; and for the defendant, Mr. Sergeant Kinglake him, and on seeing a constable he at once gave him into - one who has no will of his own, but whose person ; . .diture for 1854. The Government has the satisfac tion of presenting you this financial project in a and Mr. M. Smith. The defendant had pleaded that he custody. LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 29. T ATTERSALL'S and services are wholly under the control of an- much better condition than those of previous years. had made the promise under the belief that the plaintiff Mr. Beadon could not convict the prisoner, as no re- • JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Div p i e d r end Am o o4unt other." The learned lexicographer-and surely at To, those anticipationi of considerable though decreas- was a person of chastity and virtue, but had found that quest had been made to the prisoner to cease from play- Name of Company. (THIS EVENING.) New York men should be acquainted with the ing deficits which suce:essively amounted to 92, 63, 54, she was not, and that she had had an illegitimate child,. ing his organ on account of illness, which was necessary Paid. P ice. Mr. Slade briefly opened the case to the jury, observs for the witness to have done, under the Act of Paella s. rights of the subject-proceeds to inform us that in and 34 millions, and inder which our last four budgets Annum. Share. - the early ages of the world prisoners of war were were fixed, has at length succeeded the well-founde . d ing that he did not put it before them as one of blighted ment, before he could punish the man. - , , B A r u i stralasla........... 61. per cent. f 0 a d i t .f 0 a C ti O • 92 NO BETTING. considered and treated as slaves. " The slaves of hope b e! an !quilibrium which is t to of co o m o e terp to n.s t e h? aanidd affections, but as that of a young woman who had been The witner said he had requested the prisoner on a of pu lic credit, enaourage the spiri shamefully abased and dec?ived. She was a person of former occasion. . tish North American 6'. per cent. 50 0 0 • 0 0 0 - I• L c o o n n n i c d l a . o n C n h a a n % Il • k o . u o i • i f:A us : modern times," he adds, " are generally purchased 6/. pe_reent. store confidence in the resources of the country, as ve humble circumstances in life hem the dausdater of Mr. Beadon said that was no use He ou ht to have Commercial of L0nd .. 0 . n . . V.. t , i e e r r e c e e n nt i: 1 10 , g (i; ( 0 3, :. , 0 1, g g _ _NORTHAMPTON RACES. like horses or oxen." Our own Dr. Johnson de rweell as in the wisdom' of the Government. The prin- a Jazier, living in the forest of Exm g oor. The ° defen- requested the prisoner to leave off playing on g that morn- Colonial .......... 50 2 100 5 0 : 00 0 : 0 2: 0 2 00 1 00 0 0 0 0 : " I:: fines a slave as being one ‘_€ mancipated to a master" dant was a wealthy farmer of tbe same locality ; and in ing, before he gave him into custody. If he had done 25 0 0 25 0 0 --- (THIS DAY.) " I -not a freeman-a dTndent-one who has lost cipal basis of this new anticipation is, it must be con eased, particularly founded on that remarkalle law of 1849 the plaintiff went to live with him in the capacity so and the prisoner had only played for half a minute Lon D d it o t n o, J . o N ii e : C . S .. to . c . y k . .. .17 : 6 8 6 1: : p i: P e ::: c c: t e e n:E t . : --...5.--- , the power of resistance. Mr. Charles Richardson, Y of a servant. It would be shown that the defendant afierwards, he would have inflicted the full penalty of Londri and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 8 -- (EY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) on the other hand, con.siders a slave as a person progression in the indirect receipts which so constantl testifies the favourable influence of a strong and stable exhibited great partiality for the plaintiff, and that he 40s. This was a case where a fine ought to have been Provincial of Ireland. 81 er cent 100 0 0 25 0 0 P . . 48 DEL.APRE STAKES. " who is reduced to captivity-to servitude-to authority over the movement of transactions and the manifested considerable jealousy towards a person named imposed, but he was prohibited from punishing the pri- Longbow - development of consumption. Thanks t this influence la 1 ~;i.h h m „ ;,. - 0 - , saa,we., -... wee- ss was thought the plaintiff Boner in consequence of the complainant not having National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - . Kingston - requested him to go away on account of illness. Nat. Provneial of Eng. 1 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 - little trouble about a definition, and probably it re- 1846, which was the niost prosperous of any which pre- veiled on ifer to withdraw her company from Newel, The prisoner addressed his worship in Italian, to the pato, New .... - - 16/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - Oriental Bank Cor ora 81 t& b 25 0 0 • ' 1 ; p.c . s. 25 0 0 53 4 ALTHORP PARK STAKES. ceded the revolution of 1848. and to bestow it on himself. He was continually visit- effect that the complainant did not request him to leave South Australia - P ..... quires the cobbling and filing of more than one 6. p. et. & bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 5 1; , ,, Ruby ............................................... ... .n , Union of A ustralia -.•6 ~ p. et. & bs. 25 0 0 7: 0 0 77% generation to pr uce y g od an thin like a perfect one. Ditto ....... 210 0 - Epaminandos -th h ta• conditions of ere are, owever, cer in life which commence from next year a fresh upward movement. father to write letters to her, persuading her to accept The indirect revenues of 1854 have been estimated b his house unless he (the prisoner) was told. Y hinaas her suitor ; and although there were not many Mr. Beadon said it was quite clear from the observe- Uni nofLd• - • • •• Union of M c a n °II ••• • • 6 i f. per cent. - 7- per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 IN drid ..... - 40 0 0 40 0 0 --- • Thirteen ran. deavour to include in any lexicographer would en . tbe Government at 851,756,050 f. This amount exceeds of those amusing letters which usually enliiened cases tions of the prisoner that he was perfectly well ac- _ his dragnet, if he were attempting to give a defini- by about 42 millions the produce of the indirect revenues of this description, he should be able to produce two or quainted with the law uiion the subject, and that he INSURANCE COMPANIEs. tion of slavery. We are all agreed about the Uncle of 1852. But experience has shown that the produce of three, which would distinctly show the relations existing could speak English. Dividend Amount SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ' Toms and coloured population of the southern states this kind of receipts increases in times of security and between the parties. It would also appear that the de- --------- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. -. of the American Union. They are slaves-not only quiet. The produce of the indirect revenues rose, for fendant was in the habit of following the patriarchal MbNIFICENT BEQUEST TO THE CITY OF _______ CUSTOM-HOUSE-Malicia 30. in name but in fact-kindly treated, we believe, in i ns t ance , f rom a b ou t 569 m illi ons i n 1833 t o 828 millions custom of having his flocks and herds driven before the LON.DON CHARITIES. x s. d. X s. d the majority of instances-but still esentially slaves, i n 1846, or a t th e average ra te o f 20 millions a year. plaintiff's father's door, and telling her that all these 4, Albion .........• •• .. 3L 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90 ENTERED INWARDS. The Lena, from Demerara ; Kone Alliance Brit. and For. 71. I 4s. 60.6 s 100 0 0 11 u 0 25% Oscar St. Dousing° • Steftsaintman Haa'erup, New York ; When we endeavour to go a little further we find The calculation of improvement which we have reek- should be hers if she would be his. By these means the A muriificent bequest has just been distributed amongst Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c.& be.. 100 . - 0 0 25 0 0 55 Royai George, St. ifichael's ; Slater &bow, do. ; Janet, o elves considerably embarrassed. A man is the oned on is therefore borne out by the experience of plaintiff was induced to return to the service of the de- City charities by the trustees of the will of Miss Hard- Anchor ........ •..... 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 - Alexandria ; Victoria, Ibrail ; Wind, do. ; Zor, Constan- 1 fh • bad. assions,-of his lust after gain the past. The extreme probability of its correct- fendant (which she had temporarily left), and in the wick, late of Chesterfield, in. Derbyshire. This lady's Atlas ... .......... .... 138.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 ', 1% s ave o is own . p . Argus Life ........... 41. per cent. 100 A 0 16 0 0 - tinople ; Karen Louise do. ; John Thomas Carr, do. ; be seen when it is considered that the com- spring of 1852 she became pregnant b the defendant ness may . . . _ _ . y , father was in early life a surgeon in the mercantile navy, British Comraercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 5 0 7 Traffic, St. 17bes • Deoliiada, Oporto ; Charles, Havre ; or power. But this will scarcely do, for by enlarg mencement of 1852 was subjected to the influence of the and bore a child ; and he had now the audacity to throw and for some years before his decease carried on business Clericl.Med.&Gen.Lif e spr et. & tis 100 0 0 10 0 0 • d r l't ing the d.efinition. too niuch the essence an ea i y Agenoria, Dunkirk'; Unitioia, Guernsey ; Adonis, Bremen ; political crisis connected 'with the events of the .2d of this fact in her teeth, and to endeavour to take advan- in B' h • • is opsgate-street as a wholesale chemist. Miss , CounlY •••••• .. ..- .. 4/. • 100 0 0 10 0 1 12 4° 1 % Trident, Hamburgh ; Verbena, Lowestoff ; Thames, Ham- of the thing to be defined is altogether lost. December. The produce of the indirect taxes during a age o f his own wrong doing. After some further Hardwick, his only dau hter at his death, withdrew her- o i ror .... •• - . ..... 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 17% burgh ; Albion, Boulog,ne ; Batavier Rotterdam ; Ant- It may perhaps be better to begin at the other the interval from the lst of March, 1852, to the lst of remarks, the learned counsel proceeded to call witnesses slf ent• I f t• g id dr d t • lif e ire y rom ne wor an ive an eccen ric e F ag i •d L •• • • ss. 50 0 0 50 0 7% ,qu yan . aw...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% . werpen, Antwerp ; Triton, Ostend ; 'Augustine, Mavre ; end, and ascend from particulars to generals. March of the present year amounted to 821,286,000 f. In John Crocker, father of the 1•If d • ' • p ainti , eposed to various in a small cottage, where her property was permitted to European Life . 15s. 20 0 0 .111 paid. 20 No_ptune, Hamburgh. , Granting that the negro gangs who are worked order to arrive at the anticipations which we have facts mentioned by Mr. Slade, in his opening speech, accumulate, as she did not ex d h br 1 General - 50 0 5% ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-The John Bea, pen upon er este is a Globe II • • • 61. per cent, Stock. 150 for Hamburgh ; Adonis Bremen • Briton, Hobart Town ; on .the cottoa gr ounds of the southern states adopted relative to 1854, it will be seen that it is only adding, that after his daughter was confined, the defen- m en t a hund d Si • d b ' re a year. re die a out a year ago in Guardian ............ 51. per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 6 illions a ear Clontarf, syd ne y • 13;a av i„, k o ta er d am ; B„ ga s ore , of North America, or in the sugar Planta - necessarY to suPPose an increase of 15 in Y , dant Promised several times to come and see her, and the mayoralty o f Ald erman H un t er , l eav i ng th e b u d ( o f Imperial Fire... - .... 12/. per cent 500 0050 0 % • 0 - Singapore ; August'a Adolphe, Dantzic - Britannia, Ro- tions of Brazil, are slaves, in what way should and it is difficult to entertain a more moderate hope than asked how she was getting on, but he never came to the her property to the Lord Mayor of London, and the Imperial Life • 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19% stock ; Crescent, Elsineur and Riga ; Livia, Barbadoes ; we speak of persons who are circumstanced in the that which, in a. pacific state of things, supposes such an house afterwards. chamberlain for the time being to act with her executor , 1:13t , Marine.... 1 2 / 2 .. 8 1 . . , & 4s. 100 0 0 20 0 0 58 Factorja Geelong and Melbourne • Jacobus Geelong ; an manner we are about to relate I Let us consider increase. The en.semble of the receipts for 1854 being In cross-examination, it was elicited that since plaintiff's Joseph Shipton, Esq. an eminent solicitor at Chester- Law Life... :..... • • • . s bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4.4 Dolores, Lisbon ; Wanderer, Bemires, ; Tham ' es ' Ha-- the • ' ts f di t t •on- say of mas mhabitan o a san regi estimated at 1,520,039,572 f., and tho expenditure at confinement, witness' had seen her drinking spirits and field, as trustees, to be ' distributed h amongst suc of the Legal and General • Lif • e - - 11: 5 ): g? 10 o 0 50 u 2 0 0 sts burgh. 1,519,250,942 f., the general budget presents a surplus Loneon Fire .. water with Rawle, the man alluded to as a former lover h 'V fth C't f L d c an. les o e iy o on on as they might in their los & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 28% CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARA:IO.-Th° Anna, for New Orleans--no matter about the co lour of their of 1,388,630 f. This surplus would even have amounted M C k ' • • ' ary roc er, aunt of the plaintiff, deposed to having discretion select for the purpose. It was thought that Loodon -hip.. ..... Altona ; Arena, Jamaica ; Gertrude Syra and Athens ; skins, and then ask ourselves what should be our to 2,734,957 f., if we had not placed among the expenses seen the defendant frequently with her niece. He paid it would be n t • k h 'd f h ecessary o 'nye eteal o t e Court of Marine • • Mdl • • ''• •••••• • • • • • 158• per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 22 Gustav Konig-sberg ; Jenny Lind, Alps Bay ; Persever- • ' f nation in which such thinas are e . 'wild & Gen. Life 4%1. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 3 opinion o a a the annuities regulated by the vote of the , bills for the taloa, ‘3rdney; Ann Nelson, Penang and Singapore; her every attention, and witness had heard him say he Chancery by a friendly suit to have trusts of the will Minerva Allan, Konigsberg ; John Knox, Shanghai ; Princess Vic- tolerated. They are of a sex and age the 1 i eas- re-purchase of the different canals. Such a result is the intended to make her his wife. recognised and expounded, but two of the trustees being Monarch .... • .. National Loa F 'a •• , 7 500 100 2Cs. un toria, Melbourne ;• Anna Bremen ; R, avens b ourne A n t_ qualified to struggle with the hardships of their more advantageous, as it lg to be a tt a i ne d without the Two letters written by the father to the plaintiffi at solicitors, they were not unacauainted with the con- Palladium Lli n e Wei? ; City of London, .I)unkirk ; Fyenoord, R o ta e ;d am ; lot-young women, for the most part, between 16 aid of any new taxes, and also in taking a large part in defendant's request, were then put in, and two other let- sum • f • d s s , Pelican .......7 ption o time an ,money that too often nas at- 1. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 2 4 :' , , - - Moro Castle, Helifax. an d 30 y ear s of age. As we would. not deal in ex- the construction of railways, which, although theY have ters written by the defendant to the plaintiff, were also tended the progress of that mysterious proceedin Phoenix __, - 173 - aggerations, we would premise that we take them become a periodical element of our budgets, constitute, read. In one of th em h e sa y s a _ " a friendly suit," in its way through the sinuosities g Professional Life..... 51 er cent 6 5 0 010 0 1 P , i-laent Life ....... • • P & • . 11. ss. bs. 100 0 0 10 0 1 41 LIVERPOOL, March 30.-The Emma Fields a • ed h rriv ere at their busy season just as writers upon American as regards the development which is given to them, a "Elizbeth Crocker, my dear, of that celebrated court. The executor, therefore, Rock Life on the 28th, from New Orleans ; saw on the 23d a ship, somewhat transitory charge on our public expenses. Royal Exchange ...... 6/. p.et. & bs. Stock. all 236 apparently English, off Gnn Key light, clew up all her slavery are ' t 1 t the season of cotton careful o se ec 1 love you, dear, true and sincere ; opened a communication with the next of kin of the " We had the ho 1 ak t f nour ant year to spe o you o I cannot express my mind, Sun eire ...... 6% 10s. - - saiLs suddenly, supposed in consequence of some accident to picking and sugar-crushing as illustrations of their deceased, furnishing them with the names of the respect- Ditto Life . . D. 6s. sacrifices to be consented to ' for the development of But my heart is truly thine." - _ her rudder. Another vessel bore down to her on the 18th theories. The young female slaves, then, of whom able raedical man who had attended the lady for some United Kingdom • •.. .. 41. p. et. & bs. 20 0 0 4 V. 0 51A those public works which, directed with prudent acti- a I tell you as plainly as man can speak I tSniversal Life . . March, in lat. 49 N., long. 25 W. Passed a vessel steering sp k, are worked in gangs in ill-ventilated years before her death, to satisfy them of her medical 21. ss. per th. 100 0010 0 0 45 East, under jury -masts, apparently a brig ; bore up for we • °a • e vity, would have the happy result of placing France in I love you as true as my life, capacity at the period the will was made, and up to the 'lctoria Life ...... • • 51. per cent. - 412 6 15% ooms that are not ventirated at all or TOMS, OP r . . ~ i that respect in the eminent rank which civilisation had And I shall never be easy, my dear, her but she kept on her course. On the 25th March off time of her decease. The relations were as unwilling as BRIDGES. Wa ' terford, passed a barque steering t, with m • Mast it is found by experience that, if air be admitted, already assigned to her among European nations, and Until you become my wife. the trustees that any portion of her intended munificence and foretop gallant-mast gone. it brings with it " blacks" of another kind, which revolutions have hitherto prevented her att,aining.' If you object to me, I never will ask woman again Dividend Amount PARIS, March 30.-The Eucharis, from Charleston to which damage the work upon which the seamstresses You have joined in this idea of the Government, and you For one year, two, or ten." should be diverted from the channel in which she had de- Name of Company. ed that it should flow • it was therefore determined per of Annum. Share. Paid. Prico. Bordeaux, which put into St. Thomas's Feb. 7, leaky, has are em 1 d Their occupation is to sew from will soon see the happy fruits of it develope themselves. In the other letter defendant repeated his protestations sir " ' p oye . to administer the fund in conformity with the construe - been Condemned at that island. morning till night and night till morning -stitch, The capital of France will be shortly united by railways of love. tion to be put upon the will by Mr. Bethell and Mr. £ s. d. X s. d. NEW YORK, March 11.-A brig, waterlogged and aban- • •h t h tth t • ta t•ts f th hich wash our Clarissa Crocker and Richard Crocker were called to Elungerford .......... _ ___ - 12 stitch, stitch, without pause-wit ou speec - o e mos 'lli:Tor n porn o e seas w . cloned, marked on her stern "Washington," or " Wilming- Baggelley, the counsel retained by the City Solicitor to Southv ark .......... 100 0 0 - smile--without a sigh. In the gray of coast, and the countries which join our frontiers. Great prove that the defendant had promised plaintiff marriage, ton," of N.C., was passed on the 14th Feb. March 12.- without a advise for the interest of all parties atth r 1 h• h Ditto New of 7% p c 7011 - r t 50 0 0 - -16 S 0 e imi s w le ' . .pe cen . The wreck of the Triton, from Malaga to Boston, was the morning they M ll4 be at work-say at 6 o'clock wants which have been long felt will be satisfied, and and that he had recognised her child. would properly bound the discretion of the trustees in W i a l t i e t r t l e oo Old A •• • • - 100 0 0 -3% this state of affairs will, with the aid of time, allow of John Bryant, sexton of Minehead, proved that an ap- 27. Bs. Od. - 60 0 0 26 passed on the 22d Nov., in. lat. 36 N.. long. 52. The Earl having a quarter of an hour allowed for breaking the selection of the charities, leaving it to them to de- Ditto Nw dig' °f it , o o . 2L t. Od. 40 0 0 .‘2% of Ripon sailed from Matanzas on Nov. 20 last, for Fal- eir fast. eoo serve ou o em is scan y th • Th f d d tt th • t others being satisfied which are more recent, but not less plication was made on the part of the defendant respect- termine the proportions in which it should be distributed. Vauxhall ... 70 TO 3 - 21 mouth, and has not since been heard of. a t deserving of interest. ing the price of a licence ; and a silversmith was called . and miserable enough, but still, in all probabili y, ~ The executor immediately placed at the disposal of the - d h h h il . b• fth t tt thtth l• t'ffhdl kd t dd• We are please to ope tat t e equ 1 num o e- os a e a epam i a oo e a some we in WATER-WORKS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. more than their fevered system can digest. We do bud • ' 1 1 d • h bill b 'tt d • get which is ca cu ate on in t e now su mr e rings. g trustees the sum of 18,000/., the apparent amount of the residue after the satisfaction of trifling debts and le not, however, wish to make out a case of starva- , Divi e d r end Am o o f unt _ . The Susan (ship), bound out, March 24, off Bardsey. to your deliberations will not be materially changed by Mr. Serjeant Kinglake having addressed the jury on • ' - - Name of C gams left by the testators, and the following is a list of ompany. 1 p Paid. Price. The Falcon, Newport to New Bedford, March 15, lat. 49 tion • the suffering is of another kind-equally the opening of ulterior credits, if, as there is reason to behalf of the defendant, a great number of witnesses the charities elected a • • ' h s recipients, wit the amounts N. long. 10 W. dreadful of endurance. From 6 o'clock, then, till desire, the supplementary credits should disappear from were called to prove unchastity on the part of the plain- dd t h. I f d • awar e . o eac n cunsequence o a vertisements, X s. .d. A: s. 0. . 'he Heloise Port au Prince to London, March 16, lat. 11 it is stitch, stitch. At 11 a small piece of dr Y our budgets for the future, except in exceptional cases, tiff, among others the man Rawle, referred to in Mr. Et L i as ondoi 49 N., long. 8 'w. several tunes repeated in the daily and other papers, , 61. per mit. Stock. - 125% bread is served to each seamstress, but still she such, for instance, as in 1854, the establishment of the Slade's speech. Grand Junction . • 4/. per ca. 50 0 0 - 69 The Franklin (s), and George Washin n A • gto ( merman naust stitch on. Ati o'clock 20 minutes are allowed. lines of Transatlantic packets, or the insufficiency of the Mr. Slade made a forcible reply, and the learned judge numerous applications were received from several most Kent . • 41. per cat. 100 0 0 - 84% h . )t • WM h 22 ssap , s eering ~ arc , lat. 48 N , long. 42 W. meritorious charities, with which the trustees would Lau& -••••• • • • - - , - 100 0 0 - - The James Long, steering W., Mar . ch 23, lat. 50 N., fordinner-a slice of meat and a potato, with a glass credits voted for the bounties:allowed on goods exported. having summed up, the jury found for the plaintiff- haire been glad to comply. It was, however, the opi- New River Company.. 1 2/. 10s. - - 60 long. 36 W. of toast-and-water to each workwoman. Then again ' The power of transfer from one chapter to another,' damages 300/. nion of counsel that it was the intention of the testator 7uthwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 90 The Danntless, bound to Liverpool, and John Campbell, to work-stitch, stitch-until 5 o'clock, when 15 as the Minister of Finance said in the document whice The case lasted till past 9 o'clock. to restrict her benefactions to charities within the city. est Middlesex ...... 61.05. pr cut. - - 110 bound E., March 26, lat. 52, 10na...19 W. • minutes are again allowed for tea. The needles are we have before quoted, ' will suppress almost all the The trustees have been occupied several days in making DOCKS. The Sarah Louisa Li , verpoof to New York, March 2, extinctions of credit, and it must therefore also suppress lat. 40, long. 72. then set in motion once more-stitch, stitch-until 'n the same manner almost the whole of the sup le- MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-March 30. the requisite investigations previously to the execu- Dividend Amount The I. Z., New York to Liverpool, March 8, off Nan- 9 o'clock, when 15 minutes are allowed for supper 1 • , - 13 tion of their award, when, fortunately for the chari- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. -...--. mentary credits. These are words to the authority of Annum. Share. tucket. -a piece of dry bread and cheese, and a glass of (Before Mr. Sergeant Adams, Assistant Judge.) ties, a letter, addressed to the deceased lady, was re h. h't ld b crffi lt f t add h* b wic i wou e i cu or us o anyt ing, ut - The Lady Franklin, New York to Liverpool, March 7, beer. From nine o'clock at night until one, two, ceived by the exeoutor, to the effect that if she X s. d. X s. d. lat. 40. which we are happy to quote in consequence of the in- Timothy Mahoney was indicted for having stolen two ld d - •t th • f h • wou sen a guinea o e writer ot e letter, she commercial ......... - 41. pr cent. Stock. and three o'clock in the morning stitch, stitch • the • les and three ints of orter the ro ert of the - - The Liverpool (ship), bormd E., March 1, lat. 42, long 58. • , . , a . . 2 tentions which they manifest. bott p 13 P pp y " should hear of something to her advantage." "m on East and West India.. 6%1. pr cent Stock. - - only break in this long period being a minute or " The ensemble of the financial situation resulting from London Dock Company, from their dock. r East Country 203. per sh. 100 0 0 - - The Sabine, supposed from Calcutta to Boston, M;rch application to the writer of the letter, whose conditions a e - 7, lat 37, long. 66. twe--just time enough to swallow a cup of strong preceding estimates has already been, on the part or the This case rested on the evidence of a cooper employed f b fi •1 • t 11' • d• 1 • o ene ma in e igence were imme rate y complied ,on . on ... • .••• • • • 51. pr cent. Stock. Ditto Bonds •••••• - 41. per cent. - - 127 - - The Walter Morrice, Hon t h* h • u lied. lest the youngpeople should Minister of Finance, the object of explanations so ex- in the dock of the name of Dickens, who deposed to g Kong to London, Dec. 2, lat. ea, wlc is sPP with, he gave information which led to the discovery Sc. r•atharine .....• • • 4 per cent. Stock. - - 35 S., long. 21 E. " feel sleepy." At three o'clock a.m„ to bed ;at tended that it is unnecessary for us to add anything on seeing a person, whom he was certain was the prisoner, that there was a sum of 2,250/. four per cent. stock in santhampton .... a•• 11. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - lI.M. St. Torch, steering S.E., Jan. 2. six o'clock a.m. outof it again to resume the duties the subject. We shall merely say that the floating debt, who was an extra labourer, leave a part of the premises MSS Hardwick's nam ith 27 cl . 'cl d t e, w years ivi. en , rans- Victoria ...........- 2 0 0 6% Tho Oregon, Liverpool to New Orleans, with loss of • 'l a h h . hh th t d th 7th fF b where he had no business to be and that he pursued ' of the following y. There must e a good deal wicw en e repor was ma e, on e o e ruary ferred to the Commissioners for•the Redemption of the CANALS. spars, Feb. 9, lat. 20, long. 50. last, amounted to 690 millions, was on the 15th inst. him. He only saw the back of ' the person he was fol- National Debt. The h • ' aut orities of the Bank of England The Cerro Gordo, New Orleans for Liverpool, 28th, lat. of monotony in the occupation. il., 646 millions including only it is true the part reim- lowing, but he was able to identify him by the " jumper" , 34, long. 76. But when we have said that for certain monuns ' " gave every facility in their power for the recovery of the Names of il Dividend Names of . ' ~I Dividend bursable in 1853 of the Treasury bonds given to the or smock-frock he had on, and to say that it was the Price. The Canton, New York to Australia, March 6, lat. 40, of the year these unfortimate young persons are amount, which (about 4,000/.), as soon as the usual Companies. .t i l per Companies. A, A nifim. Price. long. 72. bank as a guarantee for the loan of 75 millions. The Prisoner. The person finding he was pursued threw ce Annum. Ch worked in the manner we describe, we have not facilities can b li d • h • e comp e wit , will be transferred to the _ I ordinary expenses at the charge of the State voted in down two bottles of porter, and got out of sight. The -- - ----- - - said all. Even daring the few hours allotted to 1852 by the Le •1 ' Bd f h l • f 't ' ttth f fth • h . htl gis atrve oyor t e genera service o wi ness wen o e examen o e gang in wic le trustees. The execution of the award, in consequence of Z X . A RARE FISH.-At a meeting of the Belfast Natural sleep--should we not rather say to a feverish cessa- the Ministries during 1853 amounted to 674 254,177 f. prisoner was working, and picked him out. the receipt of this piece of good news was delayed, and Ashtn& Oldh 118 7/. p. ct. 140 Macclesfield . 100; 2/. 10s. 51 under the advice of counsel, the sum in h'and has been ohs - ' tri Barnsley •• •• 160 - - Neath .... • • 1001 16/. - History and Philosophical Society, the president ex- ton from toil I-their miseries continue. They are In the present budget they are 639,142,161 f. 'A part of -In cross-examination Dickens said be was in principle 13rknkScAbrg 150 51. 92% Oxford.. •• •• 1001 13/. 132 balked a fish, taken in Belfast Lough, called the Lepto. cooped. up in sleeping-pens, ten in a room which this difference is, doubtless, due to the transfer to the a Quaker, though he was not actually a member of the b a u w t a e r d d a h m a s o n h g e s e t th e e b t v , a i r e i e o d u s e c e h a a r e i t i t e s, .a n n c l. t d h e e f t o h r mof th e Llirmingham 40, 41. 105% Peak Forest. 78, 31. 18s. 70 cePhalus Marrissii. It is se very transparent th a t it i s would perhaps be sufficient for the accommodation ch a r ge of the public debt of the g r an ts m ade to the Society of Friends. He had taken the oath, and consi- Driation of th n e 4,000/. as soon a o s l it shall be c re a c P efv r ed V3'e v i-lU tr • o _ Y :: :_•••.. in! 2 :1 1 . • ;'3' ittrc l i t at . ..... N i I 1. 2?. 5• 1 41 % difficult to detect it in the seawater, when living ; its of two persons. The alternation is from the tread- retiring pension funds of the different Ministries. But dered it binding upon his conscience ; but he had been - amongst the various charities in the same proportions as Ell .3k re menu 69 aii p. ct. 3' % ii.nir so t Coal 150 - '- eyes only are the most conspicuous parts, being opaque, mill and what a treadmill 1- to the Black. Hole of independently of this transfer, You will remark on examined without taking the oath, before the Commis the sums they have already received. It is one of the G g o nd tf D ITI ' 1 2 ( 1, 1 Pr• et- 68 Do.LIEFd si , t 12 - - and very beautiful. It is about fiv e i nc h es i n length ; Calcutta. Not a word of remonstrance is allowed, several points in the preparation of the budget of 1854 sioners of Customs. He had made complaints before, peculiarities of the case that if either of the three trus. Grand Sin:rey • ioi) - it. Pr i'o c a t . • ::--- Vrre,rwa:bwure 140 281. 405 and, when preserved in spirits, its opacity is increased, • Id T 1 - . t 1 th 'll or is possi e. le seams resses may eave emi , the application of an idea of economy, the results of and on one occasion a person whom he charged was tees had died before the execution of the award, or if Grand Union 100 11.10 s. 24 StourbrldgYe:: 125 211. 290 so as to be then distinguishable. vh . h t h lc s Jow t e care evinced by the Government not to committed for eight days. Ken . „ . 1 nt& Avn 39 Os Oit - SeverP and 14.5 doubt but what awaits them on the other side of they had disagreed in the mode of distributing the money, t 2/. Os. 24 WHALE-MM.-Our small fleet of whalers, viz., the n° ' • • increase the burdens of the people, and its desire to keep Mr. Duncan, for the defence, urged that the evidence Lalcafer • 100 - - Wye Rail. se fl bh t if t • the door 7-starvation, i t ley e ones -no, na th I 1 t• ld • th •• fhl ewio e amoun aou ,in e opinion oLa awyers, Leeds& Livrp 100 251. 850 werwics & Heroine, Alexander, Princess Charlotte, and Advice the public expenses within the closest limits consistent of Dickens did not prove the prisoner's identity beyond 1 4/. 40 'ts conse uences all probability, prostitution, and i q . have la d • I fk• h 1 l ' • pse in tre next o in, as t e power to se ect Le cester.... iOO 51. 66 Binning. 100 took their departure from the harbour yesterday after- with the exigencies of the service. As an example of doubt, and that the witness had shown a strange zeal hi Samar &Nth 83' 41. 44% WarwlckBtl , aa at noon. The day being fine an hnmense concourse of They would scarcely escape from slavery that wa Y. the efforts of the Government on this subject, you will making charges against his fellow-workmen. The learned the char ties and to a t . the h • b ested fi l l the di * ppor ion money eying een scretion of the three t reereteareah 142 701. 510 Napton. • j "'" -- 28 rustees, it was m4 nme mb s b 1 00 _ _ a people were present to wituess their movements ; but it Surely this is a very terrible state of things, and observe that the SUIIIS devoted by a Presidential decree counsel observed that there was also something strange v Worcstr & / ~,, ~ necessary that it should be the discretion of the three Mntgmerysh 100 - - Ilirming. _1 '", "" - aou ewi ness pro essing e princip es o a ua er, being quite calm, they were all towed out to the river one which claims the anxious consideration of the to the com 1 • fh L • b tth 1 f • th • ' 1 f Q k ' p etion ot e ouvre during 1853 have been conjointly, and the want of unanimity could not be sup- "Meltnillwbry 100 - - Wilts & irks - 1 10s. 00. 7 by the steamer Auld Reekie. Notwithstanding the ladies of England, who have pronounced themselves reduced from six millions to five millions. The budget and at the ' same time taking the oath, declaring that plied by any other authority : . sermon preached in their behalf on Sunday evening, and So loudly against the horrom of negro slavery in the of the Ministry of the Interior and of Agriculture has was binding on his conscience, and admitting that pre- GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. the many good advices oiven them, we could observe United States. Had this system of oppression also undergone diminutions of a certain importance. viously he bad given evidence without taking the oath. RITIES -Marine Society 5501 • E n D s CCATIONAL CHA . , . , Ch • t's Hospital, 1,100/. ; City Sunday School, 1101. ; Name Dividend Amount the usual portion of drunCenness prevailing among the •t ' fth ' b 11 • You will remark also with saticfaction, in a financial m• agains persons o eir own sex een rea y exei- The jury found the prisoner not guilty, and the fore- Royal British School (boys), 110/. ; London British of Company. per of Paid. Price. -Dundee Advertiser. and political point .of view, that the credit of the man said they were not satisfied with the evidence of the Annum. Share. cised in New Orleans it would have elicited from School, 110/. ; Christ's Church School, 110/. ; Trinity - - s--- STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE EAILWAY.-The half- th • ' f th f h uff m many expressions o sympa y or t e s er- War Department, voted last year to the amount of first witness, Dickens. Church Infant School (Gough-square), 110/. ; Field- 4 s. d. X s. d. - yearly meeting of this company took place at Edin e 324 232 663 f. for 1853, have been brought down for British .• --•• .- - • - ers, and of abhorence for the cruel taskmasters who , , lane Ragged School, 220/. ; Juan-street Wesleyan Sun burgh, on Tuesday last; Mr. Anstruther in the chair. 1854 to 308,386,046 f. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Ditto Provincial.• •' 11 - 8 20 - 0 0 20 - -;" could so cruelly overwork wretched creatures so day School, 110/. ; National School (City of London), Brighton -..-•• •• .•, 7. s ' 20 0020 0 0 2 0 0 16 The report was approved of, which stated that the new " The details of the Bud et of ea . ch Ministr will en- • 550/. • City of London' Ragged School 220/ • Fetter- City of London ... .. 6 , 100 0 0 ISO 50, 1 , station at Stirling was now nearly completed ; that the unfitted to the toil. It is idle to use any further Continental (3cl Cap.)... able you to see that the sam g e idea of econom Y h • SION-HODSE.-ElizabethArMillan, domestic la ' - ' ' ' ' ai. 75 0 0 43 1 25 yas pei- MAN ne Infant School, 110/. ; Angel-alley Sunday and In- 10 0 6714 passenger and goods traffic was increasing ; and that, as mystification in the matter. The scenes of misery vaded the whole of the public expenses. It remains for servant to Mr. Tyler, butcher, of Bishopsgate-street fant School, 110/. ; London Protestant Charit School Equitable- . .......• •• 501. 50 0 0 50 00! 27 a mineral line, the results had already shown it to be we have described exist at our own doors, and in us, lastly,-to call your attention to a new article intro- Without, was brought before the Lord Mayor, for final 110/. ; Sunday and Day Schools, Poultney Ch 7 I Great Central:- ...• •10 per cent. 10 0010 0 0 : 141 A, apel, 220/. ; Imperial ............ 31. & bonus 50 0 0 50 0 0 ' 833' Second to none in Scotland. The action ag a i ns t th e the most fashionable quarters of luxurious Lon- duce•l this year in the finance law, and which has for its examination, on the charge of having stolen 16/. in gold St. Ann's Society Royal Asylum, 1101. ; Cripplegate Independent ......... 61. .40 0 0 40 00 , 46 4 Edinburgh and Glasgow Company, for the fulalme n t o f don. It is in the dressmaking and millinery object a partial mOdification of our law on patents rela- and silver, a shawl, and other goods, the property of her Infant School, 110/. ; Barbican Chapel Day School, L ' a n n e don i s• • i • •• •• •• •• •• ._._ 50 0050 0 0 - once 6: er cent. 25 0 25 its guarantee to lease and work the line at 4 per cent., establishments of the " West-end" that the tive to men working at their own houses. The weaving master. 110/. ; Salter's-hall Chapel Sunday School, 110/. The aii - se - rlli ar . :: . P . r . e . fe .. r ... 3ii. ri per cent.. 50 0 0 49 0 0 24% stood high on the appeal list of the House of Lords, and system is steadily pursued, The Continuous trade is carried on in two different modes, which the law Finnis (the detective officer), upon being informed of following were apportioned 100 guineas each :-Loudon Ratcliff .. •• •. .. :.. - 5/. 1100 o ° o 20 ( 0 ) g -_-_ an early decision was expected. The directors enter- labour is bestowed upon the gay garments on patents has differently c h arge d. In 'the first place, the robbery, went to the lodgings of the prisoner, and Society Protestants' School, Silver-street Sunday School, United General . .... .. 11. 15000AO 0 0 20 tained confident expectation that the decision of the in which the "ladies of England" love to a manufacturer assembles in his establishment a number f o und there the stolen shawl. She acknowledged that Plumtree-court Ragged School, New Broad-street Day Wea . tn3insterChartered 51. Der cent,i 50 0 50 00 39 D.tto. New .... -• .. 51. per cent. '5O 0 0 'lO 0 0 7% Court of Session would be in ° thoir favour. The directors of workmen who transform the raw material into a she had stolen the whole of the property described. and Infant School, St. Swithin's Sunday School, New do th 1 s It is to satisf their whims and a rn emse ve .. . y thought the shares should now be consolidated into stock; manufactured article. In the second place, this same Mr. Tyler identified the shawl. The cash-box had (he court, Old Bailey Sunday School, Bishopsgate Chapel LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. ID • ces that their wretched sisters undergo these but they postponed this proposal till next meeting, when e d a a a a r m i • • • manufacturer delivers over to workmen out of his s a id) been broken open, and the prisoner left her place Girls' Day and Sunday School. 200 guineas each were Dividend Amount ____ and nights of suffering and . toil It is but they would also propose to forfeit all shares on which -•-•' - own premises the raw materials, and they work immediately after the robbery, without having given no- granted to the Weigh-house Chapel Schools and the Fox- Name of Company. per of raid. Price. arrears of calls then remained unpaid. right that we should confess the fault does not lie them up by the aid of their families and apprentices, Lice, leaving some of her clothes behind her. and-Knot-court Day and Sunday Schools. Annum. Share. CAPTUR so much at the door of the customers as with the MEDICAL CHARITIES.-Hospital for Diseases of the ROP A. RUNAWAY BA.NHRUPT IN AUSTRALIA. as would have been done in the general workshop. The Th • oner was committed for trial. e pris t s. d. X s. d. -About seven months since a warehouseman, trading principals of these establishments. The milliners manufacturer, that is to say, the general undertaker, -..a...... Chest, 550/. ; St. Bartholmew's Hospital, 1,100/. ; ditto Bank of Scotland .... • • 71. per cent. 10(.. 0 0 100 0 0 192/ 0 under the firm of Spriggs and. Co., in the City, and who and dressmakers of the metropolis will not emploY who speculates on the creation of the manufactured ROW.STREET. -An elderly respectable-looking Samaritan Fund, 3001. ; ditto ditto Maternity Charity, I ( 3 ,nt e th e l i • a in a c ja r--• 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 210/10 had obtained goods on credit to the amou n t ef 30,0001, hands enough to do the work. They increase their produce, pays a fixed duty on all the looms which he man , who gave the name of Edward Langley, and de - 2201. ; Royal Maternity Charity, 3301 . ; City Truss So- City of Glas g ow B an k '/.. I, e e r r e ce e n n t; 1 g g g ,2 0 . i c :), no 3 A C , 1 , 8 ,5 . which he converted into cash, absconded, and embarked profits from the blood and life of the wretched employs, whether on his own premises or abroad. The sc ribed himself as private secretary to a gentleman, but ciety, 330/. ; Royal General Dispensary, 330/. ; Western elYdaNdale Bank .... .. 61. per cent, 20 0 0 10 0 ' o ' S ' l ' s s in a fictitious name on board the Cleopatra for Australia. creatures in 'their employ- Certainly the prices workmen outsidk who is aided on ly b y hi s w if e or nn . afterwards adm i tte d th at hi s name was P er e s , and that City Dispensary, 220/. ; City Dispensary, Queen-street, Commercial Bank ...• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 821 0 A fiat in in bankruptcy was filed against him, and as he char ed for articles of dress at an of the eat West- married children, is exempt from all duty. If he em- he was secretary and treasurer of the Camden-town 3301. ; Hospital for Diseases of the Skin, 5501. ; Far- : s i z n ta : l a a nir -a. • • • 6/. per cent. 25 0010 0 0 101 los did not surrender, a warrant was issued for his appre. end g establishments are sufficieTatl hi h-as most Ploys one or more apprentices or journeyman a and uses Auxiliary Association in connection with the City of ringdon General Dispensary, 330/. ; Metropolitan Free Exchange:B=SCOL 31. pel• cent. lo t 0 ° 2, 37 : : 1. 4 I f : ; , 1 hension. Mr. Charles Falconer, an intelligent and re- English heads of families know to Y tl g ieir cost--to less than ten looms s he pays for each loom a fixed dutY London Mission, was placed at the bar before Mr. Hospital, 550/. ; Metropolitan Dispensary, 330 a ; Lon. National -Bank ...• -6% per cont. 50 0010 0 0 16; 2s spectable man, who was forupwards of 25 years attached equal to the half of that paid by the manufacturer for Henry, charged with stealing two newspapers from a don Opthalmic Hospital, 5501. • Seamen's Hospital is to ort a a l i ts n e k o o n f a s n e d o s t i an a d 51. p er cent. 20 0 0 210 0 41. 2s enable the ro • t • ' rs to retain a competent staff p pne o . Society, 550/. ; Relief of City Kitchen, 220/. ; Sheriff Onfon B k f 8 t aa 511* per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 165110 to the Thames police as constable, surveyor, and in- of work people, and at the same time to secure a very the same looms. If he uses more than ten looms, he coffee-shop. an o ee . .. 8 . per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 92/ 5s specter, and who had b ' een on the superannuation list for pays, independently of the fixed duty, another in pro- The prosecutor Henry Wheeler, stated that he kept Fund, 220/. West,rn Bank --.• •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 727105 handsome rofit t th 1 several years, was appointed by the creditors of the _ P _ o w. emse ves. Wherein, then, portion to the rent of his habitation and his industrial th e C omme rcial 'Coffee-house, in Chandos-street. At WARD SCHOOLS.-Bishopgate- without, 330/. ; Cripple. t .. l r ii;n . ce c4 Fire and Life.. 8%1.pr cent- -10 0 0 10 0 0 24110 s lies the remedy t be ill the case of these poor bankrupt to pursue him ; and, with the concurrence of premises. Such is the economy of this legislation, the a b ou t half-past 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening witness gate-without, 220/. ; Farringdon-within, 220/. ; Tower, t. ' n l:, aledonia c n a A t ;( t i c la;;'. It Per c e= 11g 0 g 11 g ; 261 'f s i the commissioners of the metropolitan police, he embarked seamstresses be ttered if the ladies of England spirit of which has for its object to exempt absolutely saw th e prisoner in the coffee-room, and, having had oc• 220/. ; Bridge, Candlewick, and Dowgate, 220/. ; Cole. City of Glasgow Life.. 61. • per cent. 25 00 2 0 1.1 4/. 13s on board the Sarah Sands, an American 'screw steamer abstain partially, or in great measure, from giving the labour of the family, to exonerate in a certain mea- cas i on to suspect him previously, watched his move- man-street, 220/. ; Coleman-street Infant School, 110/. ; Colonial Life ......- 5/. per cent. so 001 0 0 4 1. 7 , bound for Port Philip. The Sarah Sandsleft Co r a i n O c t. their usual orders to their usual houses I In that sure the work clone within the limits of domestic life, 'Ben t s . shortly afterwards he saw him fold up two Bishopsgate-street Within, St. Ethelburga Society Eli g n . lb s T i f e h ot L . T aw lnn• 6 5 1, per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 21110 s 17 a 41 O s last, and her safe arrival at Port Philip has b een a l rea dy case it may be said some of the seamstresses will and to reach more completely that which takes the news p a pers and place them in his pocket ; and when he Society School, 220 /•`; Aldersgate - street, 22 0/. ; Broad- Life &ssoc. of Seetland 6tl 3 l;: e e n t I: : : lio i, 4 , . 0 8 announced. A serious accident happened to Mr. be dismissed to starvation, and the remainder will character of an industrial speculation. h e ft, w it n ess followed him into the street and taxed him street, 220/. ; Cornhill and Lime-street, 220/. ; Vintry, National/Ire and Lif e 61. per cent. 10 001 0 0 1/. 13, Falconer on the voyage out. He was standing near the be ove orked as before. We freely cOnfess we "But the favour this law has desired to accord to la. with the robbery. The prisoner then took the papers 220 /. ; Aldgate, 220/. ; Castle Baynard, 220/. ; Cord- North British I Scottish Union Innssurr i:o .. U. l p . er cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 ir. 0„ gangway of the screw steamer in conversation with the do not see our way through the difficulty ; for we hour executed at the workman's residence has not ap- ou t o f hi s pocket, and said, " Oh, Mr. Wheeler, here wainers' and Bread-street, 220/. ; Langbourn, 220/. ; Standard Life -- - ••• 7 51. pe p :c c :A t .' ag g . 1 , - g gillulg: steward, when a heay sea struck the vessel, and Mr. in our soma hld h ' bbl t • • 1 t e most impro a e even peered sufficient. The workm en of Lyons, and the com- are yOlir newspapers," at the same time throwing_ them Billingsgate, 220/. ; Queenhithe, 220 a ; Farringdon United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent 10 0 0 . 1 0 0 11. O s Falconer was knocked backwards with great violence, ° be the fact that a lady of fashion mercial d olgans c of that , !ity, call for an exemption,ons the down. Accordingly witness gay! him i_nto Fucto 7 . . Wiqiout, -.---;. pl. Seimicr?" . s Papchial . Girl's Sch9el, _ *Ex Dividend. hv which six of hls rib,. ‘...,...1-.,..0...,- IT- _ ,_____ _,,_ , arrangements to Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid. I Price. Annum, Share. X 5. d. X 5. d Albion •••••••••• •• .. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 00 0 90 Alliance Brit. and For, 71. 14a. 60.bs. 100 0 0 11 u 0 25% Ditto Marine......, 61. p.c.& be. 100 0 0 25 0 0 55 Anchor ........ •..... 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 - Atlas .. . .... 135.6 d. 50 0 0 510 0 7 1% Argue Life ........ - 41. per cent. 100 A 0 16 0 0 - British Comniercial - 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 5 i 0 7 Clericl.Med.&Gen.Life spr ct. & 65. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20% County .............. 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 2 121 Crown .... ••• . . ..... 14s. 50 0 0 50 0 17u Eagle . ... ss. 50 0 0 5 0 0 7% Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5% European Life lss. 20 0 0 .111 paid. 20 General - 5 0 0 ~ 5% Globe 6l. per cent. Stock. 150 Guardian ............ 5/. per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 6 4 Imperial Fire... - .... 12/. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 - Imperial Life Indemnity Marine.... i f.st,.& sa. 100 0 0 20 0 0 58 Law Fire 25.& 7s ba. 100 0 0 210 0 4.4 Law Life,,, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - 100 0 0 10 0 0 50 Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 5% London Fire London - hip.... ..... Marine......... ••• • _ 155. per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 22 Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 4%1. per ct . 50 0 0 2 0 0 3 Minerva Monarch -- . - b 0 0 I 0 0 205. National Loan Fund 5!. per cent, 20 0 0 210 0 2 14 Palladium Lila,,, Pelican ............ - - - - 45 Phoenix - -.- 173 Professional Life-- - 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 ', p ~,,-laent Life ........ 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 41 Rock Life.. _- _ .... 55. 5 3 0 010 0 83,i Royal Exchange .....• 6/. p.m. & bs. Stock, all 236 Sun eire . 6% 108. - 7 9 - Ditto Life ll. 6 s . - ~ - United Kingdom .. .. 41. p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 514 Universal Life . Victoria Life ...... • • 51. per cent. - 412 6 5 3 ,', BRIDGES. Dividend Amount Name of Company, per of Paid, Price. Annum. Share. X s. d. £ a. d. Rungerford - - - - 12 Souther ark - 100 0 0 - - Ditto New of 7% p.c 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16 Waterloo - 100 0 0 -3% DUO Old Ann, of 81. 27. Os. Od. - 60 0 0 26 Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 72% Vauxhall - 21 WATER-WORKS. i Dividend Amount Name of Company. 1 per of Paid. Price. 1 Annum. Share, £ a. d. X s. 0. East London - 125% Grand Junction . • 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 69 Kent- .... •.......... 41. per cat. 100 0 0 - 84% Lambeth ........ -.•- 100 0 0 - - New River Company.. I 21.105. - - 60 Southwark &Vauxhall ' 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 90 Nest Middlesex • - 6/.os. pr cut. , - - 110 DOCKS. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid, Price. Annum. Share. - - £ 5. d. £ 5. d. Commercial ........ • • 41. pr cent. Stock. - - East and West India,. 6%1. pr cent Stock. - - East Country 205. per sh. 100 0 0 - - London .... .•••• • • 51. pr cent. Stock. - 127 Ditto Bonds .....• • . 41. per cent. - - - Sc. r.atharlne .• - - 8 .nthampton ...... •• 11. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 - Victoria - - 2 0 0 6% CANALS. S l ..; Dividend Names ofDividend Names of ACompanies. A per Price ' Companies. Annum. Fri "' rF Annum. , CG - ......- - .-•-.... . £ £ Ashtn& Oldn 28 7/. p. et. 140 Macclesfield . 100 1 , 21. 10s. 50 Barnsley •• • • 160 Neatis —••— 1001 161. 12rknkScAbrg 150 51. 9214 Oxford.. •• • • 1001 13/. 132 Birmingham 40 41. 105% Peak Forest. 78 , 31. Ifia. 70 Coventry.. 100) 25/. Regent's.... 331 12. Os. 1614 Derby .•• • • 100, 61. 63 Rochdale.... as' 21. 42 En ..ore &ens 69 2% p. et. 3'14 fic•rarsot Coal 150 —•— GrandJuuctn 100 31 pr. ct. 68 Do.LkFd 9t 12 Do. 6 pr.et. 10 a pr. ct. Stir/A &Wore 140 281. 405 Grand Surrey 100 21. 108. Sbrewsbury.. Grand Union 100 11. 10s. 24 Stourbridge.. 145 211. 290 Kennt & Avn 39 6s. Od. Severn andl 21. Os. 24 Lalc; , .ster . 100, Wyeßall. i 26 Leeds& Livrp 100 251. 850 Warwici & 5 I 41. 40 Leicester .... 100 5/. 66 Binning. 100 Leicsti &Nth 88' 41. 44% Warwick& 1 31. 28 ( Loughhorogh 142 701. 510 Napton . • J 1 00 31 , nroonttish 100 Worcstr &/ 78 31. Mntgmerysh 100 Birmi ng . Meltn3lwbry' 100 Wilts & Brks —10 s. 02. 7 Day when made up From what When COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port due in Office, London. Dispatched. Eugland. America(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday .... Liverpool ... Each Mon. America (by United Sts. packet) ..N March 30 .. Liverpool April 4 America (by U. States packet) ..........N April 5 ........ Southampton April 8 Australia (via South empton) ..51 4th of May • . .... Southampton April 4 Ditto (via Marseilles) N Bth of May ...... Dover 1 Ditto (via Cape of Good Hope) ............N 2d of April ... Plymouth .. March 30 _ Africa (West Coast) ..N 23rd of the month. Plymouth .. April 12 Alexandria..., N 8,9, 24, & 30 of m Dover .....• Pei 1 Alexandria.... ..M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton Inn 4 Bahamas ..... M 2nd of the month Southampton Ist of mon Belgium ... N .. Dover ... Daily Brazil 51 9th of the mouth.. southampton Apr.' 16 _ Buenos Ayres M 9th of the month.. Southampton April 16 Cape Cape of Good Hope .. N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 26 Cape of Good Hope .. N 2n4of Apr.l.. .. Plymouth .. March 3 0 Cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 26 Ceylon (see India) Ceylon ..............N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 9 6 Channel Isles ........N Mon.,Wed ,&Frid. Southampton Tu Tn. 6. Chill. • • • • • • • • • • —Ai id & 17th of month Southampton April 1 China (see India) Constantinople 7,8,17,24,&27 of m D0ver...... March 30 Constantinople ......51 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton April 4 Cont. of Europe M & N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... T/40,01111.7 Egypt (see India) France ........ M & N Twice dai1y... ... Dover TW.C edaili Gibraltar .. 51 4,7, 17, 20, 27 of m. Southampton Aril 5 Greece (see India) Greytown .......... 51 2nd & 17th of mon. Southampton April 1 Hamburgh Tuesday & Friday London ,„ ~, Tues. 011 " Havannah .... ~....11t 2nd of the month Southampton April 1 Holland M Wednesday & Sat. London mon.Thu r Honduras M 17th of the month. Southampton April 16 India (viaSouthampt.)s4 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton April 4 India (via Marseilles)3l Bth& 24th of month Dover ...... Pril 1 lonian Isles (see India) Ireland ........M & N Twice daily Holyhead Twicedellf Lisbon.. .... .. • . • M 7,9, 17, & 28 o f m. S outhamp t on April 1 6 Madeira ----Al 9th o f the month Southampton Apr il 16 Madeira ...... • • .... N 23rd o f the month Plymouth April 12 Malta (see India) N 7,17,19,28, 30 e f m. D ov er ...... Mauritius (see India) Mauritius ..........N 14th of the month Plymouth • • A pr il 26 a. M a ex l ico 2nd of the month.. Southampton let of ° Naples..., N sthlsth2sthofmon. Dover ...... 9 New Granada ......51 2d & 17th of month Southampton April 1 New Zealand,...s certain •..... By private ship .. Various ports n Pe Papal ninsula Peru 7thl7th2Bthormon Southampton April 5 eru '• • • • • • • 2d & 28th of mon Southampton April 1. Port Natal ..........N 14th of the month Plymouth .. April 2° Sicily April 9 ........ ......N sthlsth2sthofmon, Dover .....• Tuscany ........ • ...N sthlstb2sthofmon. Dover ~,,,, April 'Venezuela 51 2d & 17th of month Southampton April Van Diemen's Land (see • Australia) . .. - I 1 West Indies ........ Id 2d& 17th of month Southampton Apri , arch 29 SLAVERY. SAD AND SIGNIFICANT. —A Georgiana correspondent of the Janus, a German paper in New York, says that he was at Cedartown lately, when a ne gress was hanged, and thus relates the case :—The mas ter of the negress told her that he had sold her four chil dren to a man to whom they were to be delivered next duy. The purchaser was known through the neighbour hood as a tyrant and miser, who not only half-starved his slaves, but beat th em b rutally at every opportunity. The mother, who tenderly loved her children, was over come with grief at the thought of having them sold to such a monster. She begged her master on her knees to keep the children, or, if they must be sold, to let them go to a more humane master. But, after all her efforts proving vain, and being driven to desperation, she on the following night murdered the children. This was the crime for which she was hanged. THROWING OLD SHOES FOR LUCK.—The custom of throwing a shoe, taken from the left foot, after persons for good luck, has been practised in Norfolk from time immemorial, not on l y a t wedd i ngs, but on al l occas i ons where good luck is required. Some forty years ago a cattle dealer desired his wife to " trull her left shoe arter him," when he started for Norwich to buy a lottery ticket. As he drove off on his errand, he looked round to see if she performed the charm, and consequently he received the shoe in his face with such force as to black his eyes. He went and bought his ticket, which turned up a prize of 600/. ; and his son has assured me that his father always attributed his luck to the extra dose of shoe which he got. E. G. R.—Notes and Queries. MOB BY STRONG-MINDED WOMEN.—The Cleveland Herald (U.S.) says that on the Ist inst. some 30 women, well backed by gentlemen, proceeded to the grocery of Anthony Jacobs, in Ashland, and asked him to discon tinue the sale of liquor and the use of a bagatelle-board, which had enticed many of the youth and some of the married men from their homes. He refused, and the ladies chopped his bagatelle-table into kindling wood and emptied his liquors into the street. They then visited another grocery and a tavern, both of which capitulated. POOR LAW RELIBF IN IREL AND. — According to a re turn to Parliament (yesterday published) there has been a decrease of pauperism in Ireland on the quarter ended the 31st December last, compared with the corresponding quarter of the preceding year. There has been a de crease in the numbers for the last five years ending at the same quarters. In the four provinces of Ireland the ordinary expenses as poor relief in the quarter ended the 31st December last were 187,0901., while in the same period of 1851 they were 200,428/. In the last quarter of 1848 there were as many as 585,106 in the relief lists ;in the like period of 1849 the number was reduced to 290,015; in 1850, to 200,533; in 1851, to 166,225; and in 1852, to 141,822. The weekly mortality per 1,000 inmates of workhouses in the December quarter last was 2.4; in the like period of 1848 it was 6.6 DIED. On the 26th inst„ a t B romp t on - crescen t, ages 50, Ali bi ' On the 29th inst., at Spalding, Lincolnshire, gareti widow of the late Thomas Davidson, M.D. Fairfax Johnson Esq., one of her Majesty's Justices of tho Peace, and Deputy-Lieutenant, aged 63. On the 21st inst., at Stonehouse, Devon, J. Novae l g o Esq ~ Paymaster of the Royal Navy. ea On the 26th inst. at at North-town-house, Taunton, 4 , 58, Major G. S. Blundell , late of H.E.I.C.'s 51st Regimen' Bengal N.I. On the 27th inst., at Llangattock place, Breconsi,lV Hugh Hilton Bradshaw, late of the 11th Hussars, aged ..... Theophilus On the 18th inst., in London, Lieut.-Colonel Willis.' Cameron Forbes, Royal Engineers. Mrs. Townshend, sister of the late and aunt of the P re On Good Friday, at the Mount York, in her 91st s ent Sir W. M. Milner, Bart. ___......... A LUCKY BUTLER.--Much gossip has been excited at Wells for some weeks past, from the circumstance of a report having got into circul a ti on th a t the bishop's butler, Mr. Box, was engaged to be married to a lady with a fortune of 60,000/. This report, so far as the marriage is concerned, was confirmed on Monday last, when the wedding took place in London. Whether the fortune of the lady extends to the sum above mentioned we do not pledge ourselves, but it seems certain that Mr. Box is become master of a sum of 20,000/., which is settled on him, leaving the lady mistress of a still larger sum. Mr. Box's friends in Wells are much gratified at his good fortune. He is considered by all who know him an intelligent and highly respectable man.—Somerset County Gazette. Mr. David Pearce, of No. 24, Kensington-crescent, deposed that his wife was lying at home dangerously ill, and her physician had directed that she should be kept very quiet and free from any disturbance. For some time past the prisoner and seven or eight other organ grinders had incessantly annoyed them by playing their organs almost the one after the other every day, in front of a gentleman's house two doors from his residence ; and, in fact, they were never free from them. He be lieved the gentleman's family were out of town, and the organ-men were encouraged by the servants. He had repeatedly requested them to go away on account of hie wife's illness, but they took no notice of his request, and very often played the more. lie sent his servant to the EDUCATION IN ENGLAND AND WALES.—It is stated in the amended votes and proceedings of the House of Commons, printed since the adjournment, that on Mon day next " Lord John Russell is to state the intentions of the Government with respect to education in England and Wales, and to move for leave to bring in a bill on the subject." FIRE AT NA.RVA.—lntelligence has been recived of a fire at Narva, in the Gulf of Pinland, by which about 100,000 roubles of Russian produce is said to have been destroyed. - LONDON : Printed and Published by 111JRDO Y0170,,' of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun O ffi ce, No. 11 2 Strand, in the Precinct of the Savo in the county Middlesex. Thursday s / arch 34 "W. I