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acts, to enable t hem to carry out their offer. We propose in this bill to take away from the authorities the disquali fication which their act places upon them, and thus open a door by which justice can fairly be done; but we intend to take care that tilt) authorities shall avathemselves of this opportunity of so doing, and I shall ask the house to confer upon the Board of Tra de powers in certain cases to enforce examinations when such a course is not adopted by the authorities. (Hear, hear.) We will take care, l ocal f bodies are deaf to a ll remonstrance, and will not listen to complaints maalte to them, that there shall be another power which shall coi npel them to do justice, We desire nothing so little as central intermeddling with local affairs, but we think there mast be a remedy for some of the grievan c es complained of, and we reserve to ourselves a weapon which I trust we shall not, however, be compelled to use. (Hear.) I come now to the third por t--the Severn. The corporation of Bristol in 1809 obtained an act conferring upon them the power of licensing pilots for all vessels navigating the Severn. Since that period, however, great alterations have taken place. Newport, Cardiff, Swansea, and Glou cester have become great ports, some of them not even inferior to that of Bristol, and those ports feel greatly the tax imposed upon them by being compelled to employ Bristol pilots. The jurisdiction of the corporation extends to all ports and places in the Bristol Channel to Lundy Island. The just request of the ports to which I have alluded is that they may be independent of the Bristol establishment, as they represent that theyhave a commerce fully equal to that of Bristol. Great care most be taken by the authorities against the inconveniences which may arise from different sets of pilots belonging to these several ports, and the difficulties which may arise from not know ing to what port a ship may belong upon its arriving, or in bad weather the inconvenience which would result from checking the zeal of the pilots, who would not be sure of finding that the first on board would be employed. There are difficulties connected with this port which do not occur in the cases of the Severn and the Thames, and which require, consequently, a considerable amount of investiga tion. I cordially subscribe to the opinion of the right honourable member (Mr. Disraeli) that an inquiry of a most extensive description is required. _ I have, it must be remembered, only dealt with a few of the greater and more salient points ; there are many other Trievances alleged, of which in each particular case I do sot consider myself a competent judge. There are oom daints, in many cases, that the rates of pilotage are ex remely high, and the remuneration excessive. The ques on however, which remains to be dealt with is, how can at inquiry best be instituted ? With respect to corn ittees of this house, he would certainly be an ambitious :tuber who would enter upon the investigation of these numerable local jurisdictions with any idea that between present time and the prorogation of Parliament he aid be able to bring the inquiry to a conclusion. ving before me also the report of the commission con ted by such able men as those to whom I have referred, n not inclined again to resort to a commission for the nose of inquiry. By the aid of the officers placed in mercantile marine department, under the bill of the member for Taunton (Mr. Labouchere), we intend to ;ruct a schedule which I propose to insert in the bill, ig upon every pilotage board in the kingdom for com returns, and there are also provisions in the bill to a the making of those returns, which will not, I be found inefficacious for the purpose. We propose re sent to the Board of Trade, to be placed be e House of Commons, all the bye-laws, regulations, alifications of pilots, their numbers, remuneration, ter particulars, by which means, I trust, we shall not a temporary, but permanent inquiry, capable vision, but self-acting and stringent in its charac -ear.) We do not propose, however, to stop there. not be deterred by any impediment in any local ere will be in the bill one over-riding power of id inquiry over all existing acts ;and we shall en every pilotage board in the kingdom the neces ruing to Parliament with the information re d with public responsibility upon them, and we talc, assume that by this time next year we shall and complete account before us of the state of te. Let us now apply the provisions of this bill of the Severn port. In this case there are phy as legal difficulties to contend with. I have Have that different plans of reform are urged by ividuals ; but all agree in the opinion that some t is eAsolutely necessary and urgently called for to this port. I have asked the house to give to Council powers, not of a compulsory, but of character, and capable of exercising a strong lsion. I thought it would be too strong a tpply in the first instance for compulsory you clothe us with the proposed mediatorial ;how you how it will be exercised in the case ports. There is fortunately now in the Board tleman not only of the highest eminence in but a man who, of all others, is best ac the navigation of the Severn, Capt. Mitchell ood). If I possessed the mediatorial power ould request that gentleman to go down to investigate ton the spot all the affairs of ies. I have no reason to suppose that any e to afford the required information ; but ) assume such a case. Tinder the first pro they will be required to transmit to the ich information as may enable us to judge ndition • and under the second they will, 'lord this information, be treated as re- I think no one can impugn the mode )osals. We have insured an inquiry far (1 of a more concurrent form, than any Lined by means of a committee. This c policy of the case, I propose that you permission to introduce a bill to amend to the pilotage of the country. I per rd, connected with the office which I to hold, under the late Government, ther place to the Government with re ation of the laws of the mercantile lust be obvious to the committee that t to consolidate all the existing, laws, he growing character of our trade and be called upon to repeal that consoli -0 invite your calm and indulgent at of the proposals with respect to the volunteering, salvage, pilotage, and acts connected with our mercantile tow submitted to the committee. I auction of 25 per cent. in the rates the port of London will be very impositions of this bill are carried ded the task which the indulgence emitted me to discharge. The ,ve submitted are unambitious ielieve that many of the changes ch practical good, and at least I aking no surrender by adopting nor making any abnormal con sof certain interests. On the o legislate at a time of tran s Government only ask you to sincere convictions. You are begun by Huskisson and con name of British enterprise we stever quarter it may come, T, that in proportion as you nard of commercial freedom, on maintain the pre-eminence In mercantile prosperity and .) The right hon. gentleman to bring in a bill to amend ?IA hon. gentleman for his nent, and was glad to hear t reform of which he (Mr. ocate. The Trinity Board )re the committee of 1834, d endeavoured to effect a oast confess that they had siderable credit to them r vessels should be subject Id be placed in the posi itates, which were never try the pressure of inch , grievous burden on the was laid upon shipping, the price of the articles rinciple on which they —The ship being the )rted or imported, if a harbours, let that tax pon the goods at the to hesitated not to sly ily removed from the olidated Fund, to be vas the case with the he United States of ow why the Trinity 1? He did not corn iroperly administer he did contend that responsible board. rd to be of any use. ed in the reign of itv that nearly all ble, and brought why the Trinity the general rule. hon. gentleman ies to lighthouse red. Whilst he ould like to see n than he occu hope of obtain st provision to though, if they ley would find ()vision should s contributed. justice to the icon for com lervice of the s. So far as its approved ) far enough. he honorary I lords, and use. If he —they were Yes, they of salvage follow the " he h a d i n chick were Which the sistance to entry, but ever. li e to remain ranee and hich was the Ad nducting cause of to know s of the , ne with y made by the made ; an in tume) ty the ee to hich He rated ere ties We, no ;ht of be if ' MINES. 1 all Agua Fria lOs all Anglo Californian $ 10 2 Australasian ls —2l p 20 5 Australian 1 all Australian Cordillera par p 14 1 all Australian Freehold p 1 all Ave Maria - p 1. all Baden (Gd. Duchy of) par p 1 1 all British Austria. Gold 4 - p 20 13.5 British Iron 7 9 p 35 24? , Brazilian Imp. (issued 2 at £5 pm.) 4 4 30 all Do. Cocaes & Cuiaba 21 - - 2$ 20 15 Do. St. John Del Rey 29 —3O 30 1 1 Carson's Creek.. par 40 all Cobre Copper 43 —44 434 44 5 1 Colonial Gold 24 —24 p 34 14 Copiapo St. all CopperMinersof Eng 6O 70 25 all Do. Preference 74 —B4 p 5 all English and Austin. Copper Smeltg. Co. 14 4 d 20 all General l7 —lB 2 all Great Nugget Vein 2l p 3 all Great Polgooth 1 —ls p 1 all Lake Bathurst a 'Et— par 1 all Liberty 3 1 p 1 all Lond.&Californ.Gold Quartz Crush. Co a $ d 1 all Mario uita 8 d par 10 9 Mexican &S. Americ. 64 7 1 all New Granada P 1 all Nouveau Monde li 1 p 5 1 Port Philip 1- 1 p 24 2 1 all Quartz Rock par— p 50 all Rhymney Iron 2l —23 , 15 Do. New — 30 10i Santiago de Cuba 64 74 1 all South Australian par I p 10 7 Tin Croft ll —l2 284 all United Mexican 7 73 1 all Waller p 13 4 1 all West Granada 4 P 1 all West Mariposa — p 1 4 1 all Yuba, — A P JOINT-STOCK BANKS. 40 all Australasia 924 -- 934 50 all British N. American 20 2 Chrtd. Bnk. of India, A astralia, & China 14 2 p 34 100 25 Colonial. 100 20 Commercial of Lon don — ' 4 English Scottish and Australian 24 —24 p 20 74 Lond. Chart. Bk. of Australia 5l —54 p 13 12k 50 20 London and County ... 50 10 London Joint Stock 100 20 Loud. & Westminster 20 2 London Bank of Aus tralia and India $p 50 224 National of Ireland 25 all Oriental Bank of Corporation 5l 56 544 25 5 Do. New — 100 25 Provincial of Ireland 10 all Do. New — 5 1 itoyal Australn.Bkg & Gold. Imp. Co s-25 25 25 South Australia ... 25 all Union of Australia 7B 79 ... 2} Do. New Bl 9 50 10 Union of London — 40 all Union of Madrid MISCELLANEOUS. 100 35 Australian Agricult , 100 110 104 2 xPeel 20 6 Austrlasn.Pcifie.Mail [ex Peel &xd [and xd 10 5 Australn. Royal Mail' 384 Brit. America. Land 100 324 Canada — 5 5 Crystal Palace — 54 6 4 2 Crystal Pal. of France ... 20 1 Eastern Steam 1 1 Electric. Teleg. of Ir — , . 15 14 Gen. Steam Navigat — 31 100 50 General S.:raw Steam ll 20 24 Irish Beetroot Sugar 1 all Nat. Pat. Steam Fuel •• • 10 2 Netherlands Land — ..• 2 20 24 Nrth. of Europe Steam •• • 50 all Peninsular &Oriental ... •• • 50 25 Do. Do. •• • 100 60 Royal Mail Steam ... 824 25 25 South Austral. Land 52 54 54 34 1 1 Submar. Telegraph ... 1-h 1 2 Universal Emigration 10 and Colonisation - 100 284 Van Diemen's Land , 17 19 17 ENTERED INWARDS.—The Reward, from Guernsey; Hay ward, Maria, Marnhull, Marys, Julia, Union, Margaret, Vivid, Speedy, Tyne, Concordia, Britannia, Dorset, Pearl, Douglas, Hero, Matilda, and John Mowlem, Guernsey ; Orbit, Havre ; Leontine, Demerara • Mary Lyon, Cadiz ; dra D wo elm s : i e e r N ; a A ra in u a ;: g ß ro M ic , a h u i 7? o ti r l i o n s d: Elizabeth, Conquest, Argentina,Jersey r se d w i e z y y ; o G Gr r ku a Gratitude, it tlsabella, f a 8. Moselle, Antwerp ; Soho, Havre ; Thomasine, New York ; Tartar, Mauritius ; Speculation, Demerara • Marys, Guern sey and Jersey ; City of London, Dunkirk • Attwood, Rotterdam ; Segredo, Aveiro ; Queen of the Isles, do. ; Ann, do. ; Concordia, Rotterdam; Thea, Calais ; Eperton, Dunkirk ; Lion, Harlingen ; Magnet, do. ; Mercury, Bor deaux ; Menai , Calais ; Adonis, Rotterdam. ENTERED UTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Menai, for Calais ; Panther, Ostend ; Adonis, Rotterdam • Mattos First, Oporto; Seine, Boulogne ; Chowringee, Melbourne ; Isabella, Demerara ; Soho, Havre ; Drover, Melbourne ; City of London, Dunkirk; Rokeby, Quebec ; Tartar, Algoa Bay ; Concordia, Rotterdam ; Vergin del Pala, g As h ce ; n L si i o o nt Lion, Malaga. CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.—The Wabbina Cath ff bea a ll mbur , Runneys, Monte Video ; Argent ina, Geelon g ; Cit y of L Ca a t un ari ces n t a o , n for ; ABTesis,el Algoa •goJaohn Bay ; Medley,Arn Boulogne, Boulogne ; Gratitude, Madras ; John Banyan, Shanghae. mast be obvious that the whole fabric was coming to an end. It was, therefore, quite time that something was done to accelerate that event, and to lay the foundation of a better system. He believed the present measure would be of great benefit, and he trusted it would meet with sup port, for it got rid of the monster evil, the Cinque Ports. Mr. HASTIE expressed his satisfaction that the light dues were no longer to be applicable to any other than to light-house purposes. He was also gratified to perceive that the restriction on the manning of British vessels was to be taken off. He trusted that some of the propositions shadowed forth in the speech of the President of the Board of Trade would be embodied in a bill. Mr. INGHAM expressed surprise that a greater reduc tion in the amount of light dues was not to be effected, the more especially as the debts to be paid had become so much reduced. He also thought that, in cases of salvage, the officers of the navy ought to look to the Admiralty for remuneration rather than to the merchant service. After a few words from Mr. STAPLETON, Mr. HUDSON inquired whether it was intended to leave the question of the passing of tolls open for inquiry ? Mr. CARDWELL replied in the affirmative, DONCASTER HANDICAP. 3to 1 agst Ethelbert. 12 to 1 agst Burndale. DONCASTER STEEPLECHASE. 2to 1 agst Miss Mowbray. DONCASTER HOPEFUL STAKES. 3to 1 agst Jewess. 6to 1 agst Caliope. Bto 1 agst Contender. CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 agst Trifle. Bina. 6 per cent.... Do. Pref. 4i percent. Norfolk Extension... Do. Guar. 5i per et. Do. Waveney Valley 5 per cent. North British .... ..... North Staffordshire.. Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh. .£15,6 p. c. Do. 146 - 148 - i 224 4 -23 P - 64 The SPEAKER having put the question, Mr. S. HERBERT said this was a judicial question which the house was considering. The hon. member said that if theTroposition of the noble lord were carried, it might have the effect of depriving the house of about 50 of its members, and thereby occasion much inconvenience in 'reference to the discharge of the ordinary duties of the house. He hoped that all parties in that house would show themselves in earnest in their wish to put a stop to those proceedings. If they were anxious to preserve the confi dence of the people in the legislature, they ought to take measures for the most thorough investigation of the whole case. (Hear, hear.) Sir F. KELLY said that there were some points in volved in the consideration of the subject which were of great constitutional and legal importance. He trusted that this question would not be met in any party spirit, as it was in no respect a party question. (Hear, hear.) They ought, as far as they could, to respect the decisions of the committees appointed by that house, but under an Act of Parliament. It was said that wherever a single act of bribery was proved to have been committed, the writ might be suspended until the house had considered whether or not the writ was to issue. It was also stated that in the event of individuals petitioning that house on the ground of bribery, the writ might be further suspended. Now it appeared to him that motions for the suspension of writs under such circumstances, and discussions arising in con sequence, would not only be unreasonable, but they would have the effect of greatly interfering with the practical dis charge of their duties. He ventured to submit that they ought to respect the decisions of the committee, and pro ceed no further in the matter than the report of that com- - 24 107 - 109 25 - 26 Mr. HUDSON said that such a course would be very unsatisfactory to his constituents. They had expected that a Ministry of "all the talents" would have been prepared with a measure without resorting to an inquiry, which was always the excuse for postponement. His constituents were taxed for passing from the south, whilst Middles borough and Hartlepool were exempt. The President of the Board of Trade had said that Ramsgate harbour could pay its. own way. He (Mr. Hudson) knew it could ; but what he contended was, that Sunderland ought not to be charged with the errors of other places. The shipping in terest would view with dissatisfaction the statement of the right hon. gentleman in this respect. The people of Sun derland, exposed as they were to unrestricted competition with the foreigner, required immediate relief, not a post- 'Shrewsbury & Birm i - 14p ] 11 - 14 New Guaranteed Shrewsby. & Chester Nor. W. (Min), 3 p. c. Do. 5 per cent. South Devon Do. New l s a hi d e p l p A. n h i a d , r e s , i p n o e k e ( q o y n . LIVERPOOL—MARcH 7. Admiral?) from Charleston . to this port, 32 days out, with foremast badly sprung in a N.E. gale on the banks. From passed Feb. 21, by the William Kerry, lon. 45 the Philadelphia had remarkably pleasant weather, with light winds from S.S.E. to N.N.E., with a short sea from eastward. v , ed the fr t in rem P e hi n theT The e d 13 31 hi a l r a c d h e , lp i h n ia lat a . n54i A vessel, apparently abandoned, with part of lower The Wandsell arrived here on the sth from St. John's, N.B. threw part of cargo overboard during the passage. On Feb. 15. lat. 44 lon. 40, boarded the ship Vanguard, before reported, abandoned, and took off a quantity of sails, rigging, two boats, hawsers, compasses, two cap arr stans, &c. mas it s l t h an er d e in frtm wa G s ibraltar. The schooner Glory, of Yarmouth, from Arldow to Li verpool, got on the South side of the South Stock Light, and sank yesterday, at six p.m.—crew saved by their own boat ; the cargo consisted of sulphur ore. DERBY. Bto 1 agst West Australian. 14 to 1 agst Cineas (taken). 14 to 1 agst Orestes. 18 to 1 agst The Reiver (taken). 18 to 1 agst trmbriel (taken freely). 22 to 1 agst Ninnyhammer. 40 to 1 agst Vanderdecken. 33 to 1 agst Filbert. 17 18 1 41 7 16 17 Par I P S. Eastern (Reading Ann.) i£l Os. 6d. S. Yorksh. 4p. a. Guar. Waterfd.kKilk. 6p. c. York, Newcastle, and Eorwick, 4 p. c. Pref Do 26 —26 i 20 21 i d— par [lO3 - 102 I I - 54 BIRTHS. OF A SON. ponement of their cal). They asked for simple juitice. and having received justice from the late Government, they were not prepared to receive less from the present one. They were at the present moment subjected to a tax of 7s. 6d. a load on timber, from which they had a right t o be relieved. The tax had been imposed by the Government of the noble lord the member for the City of London, and he (Mr. Hudson) trusted that in the forthcoming budget of the Chancellor of the Exchequer that charge would be taken out of the tariff. ABERGAVENNY RACES AND MONMOUTH SHIRE HUNT MEETING. HANDICAP for tle HUNT HURDLD EACH. York & N. Midland, H. & S. Purchase..., par 4 pl st lbl Caliph .... . . . ... . .. 12 2 Justice to England... 12 0 Giblets ... . ............ 11 2 Mariana, yrs ........ 10 10 Coronation ............ 10 7 Gi1bert.................. 10 7 st lb Seaweed lO 3 Emerald, lO 0 Miss Lockey lO 0 Nanny lO 0 Banshee 9 10 GRAVESEND, MARCH 7.—Arrived the Margaret, Vivid, Speedy, Hero, Matilda, and John Mowlem, from Guernsey; Orbit, and Soho, Havre ; Conquest, Cadiz ; Isabella, De merara ; Moselle, Antwerp ; City of London, Dunkirk ; Mercury, Bordeaux. BRIDLINGTON, MARCH 6.—The Friends, from London. to Shields, put in, having been on shore, and also in col lision with th e Lady! Williamson, of Newcastle, which lost bowsprit. ST. CROIX, JAN. 31.—The remains of a wreck named the Fairy of Liverpool, supposed to be a schooner or brigan tine, belonging to Nova Scotia, came on shore in one of bays near the east end of this island, about four weeks since. ---- Mr. CARDWELL said that he had nothing to do in his department with fiscal or financial questions ; he had nothing to do with the timber duties, or with any of the questions affecting the balance in the Exchequer. He denied that inquiry was resorted to for the purpose of post ponement. The only wish of the Government was, that before dealing with public interests or private interests, they should be accurately informed as to facts. Those who thought, there would be no reduction in the duties on lights, would refer to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's . statement. The measure he should introduce was not yet before the house, and by now going into detail and the resolution some of the provisions of the bill would be anticipated. The motion being then • agreed to , thei house resumed, a first time. . t D io EBA on having been reported , the bill was read BLACKBURN EL Mr. GOULBURN wishEeTtoTEOrNe.i—nfAo ELECTION—ADJOURNED views which t he had e put ie for t h xe m o one e a a a iformer occasion to ind - ace the house of on this question. Onlooking Parliament with reference to through the various acts X t, the decision s as i on of their the powers powers of election committees , quite evident the house would be that the house was to abide by , were to suspend the of com mittee jus mittees. It appeared to him taking a very dangerous course ifuthte writs; in the absence of any report f r y om tifying such a suspension. Why, in one the house only five cases of bribery had been e cases before and in another only one, though 15 or 16 were decidedaout, be entirely guiltless. (Hear.) It used formerly,o to question for parties whether writs should be suspended ora not ; but if the house were to agree to the present motion, it seemed to him that they would be reverting to the old practice which the Grenville Act was intended to cu re . (Hear, hear.) He, therefore, must say, that the constitu tion and general g overnment was muc h more likel y t o h e infringed upon by the passing of the resolution than by mittee warranted. '(Hear, hear.) The SOLICITOR-GENERAL said it would be a great mistake to suppose that the judicial powers of the house in these cases were altogether transferred to the commit tees. The business of a committee was merely to decide the question at issue between the sitting member and the petitioner ; and when that question was decided it was for the house to determine whether any ulterior proceed ings ought to be adopted. Mr. DEEDES said that as he had been the chairman of the Blackburn election committee he hoped he might be allowed to say a few words upon that occasion. It ap peared to him that the noble lord the member for London was going beyond the limits of the existing law in calling on the house to adopt the course which he had very indis tinctly recommended. He understood the noble lord to suggest that the house should not be satisfied with the re port of the committee to whom the inquiry had been de puted, if they should see any reason to believe that bribery had existed in theborough, butthat anew committee should .be appointed to inquire into the bribery. Now, it should be remembered that the new committee could not be sword in at the table, and he could not see the justice of allowing it to supersede the sworn committee, which had already concluded its labours. He could assure the house that on the Blackburn election committee they had done everything in their power to ascertain the facts of the case. They had found that in a constituency of about 1,200 electors, five 101. householders, not freemen, had suffered themselves to be bribed. Now, he certainly did not want to justify the conduct of these men ; but, as it appeared that 2,5001. had been sent down to be spent in th e b oroug h—(C r i es of " hear, h ear, " f rom th e mini sterial r side of amount of the bribery house had d e n on ot ly b w ee o n nd p e ra r Tvleci, assure the house that if the committe cwt e ia I . 1 :1 that an ex t ens i ve system of bribery had prevailed m the b oroug h t h ey would have made 186sehdaist pd h ec at bg ise a g He ENTRANCES for the C FRIDAY, st lb Peter ....... . ........... 12 0 Peter Simples ......... 12 0 Ploughboy ............ 11 6 General ............... 11. 4 Victress .... . .... Maurice Daly, hb, a 10 13 Charlton ........... 10 8 Dearest Mae, aged... 10 6 Thurgarton .. . ........ 10 6 Ringleader, 5 yrs.... 10 4 Poll .. ................. 10 0 Friendless ............ 1.0 0 Talisman, 6 yrs... . 912 SPortsatan, 6 yr 5,1 1 .13 9 10 IPEN STEEPLE CEASE. Arum 1, Physician, by Dr. Allen, 6 yrs 9 8 Tom Bowling, h b 9 8 The Nun, h b 9 4 br g Pontiff, by the Cardinal, 6 yrs, h b, late b g by the Cardinal 9 2 Kate Kearney 9 0 b g Harkaway 8 12 b m The Doe, late IVliss Dodgsou, hb, 5 yrs 8 10 GIBRALTAR, FEB. 25.—The Trois Sceurs, of Cherbourg, to Marseilles, was stranded near the River Palmines, during a gale at East, Feb. 22. The Observer, from Galatz to Queenstown, put in here Feb. 22, leaky, is discharging part of her cargo to repair. AVEIRO, FEB. 18.—The Eglantine, French schooner, of St. Malo, from Oporto to St. Übes, took fire on the 17th Feb., and was abandoned by the crew. SCILLY, MARCH 4.—The Ann and Jane, of and from Carnarvon for Perth, was assisted in here yesterday, in a sinking state, after striking on the Western Rocks, and sustained great damage ;. she will have to discharge. PORTO PLATA, JAN. 15.—The Elizabeth Beynon, hence for Cataret, was wrecked at the entrance to the latter port, Jan. 6—crew saved. PARIS, MARCH 6.—The Eliza, from New Orleans, was driven ashore in a gale, previous to Jan. 19, near St. Louis, Senegal, and became a total wreck. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills, an Infallible Remedy for Tumours, Swellings, and Con tracted Joints. --Ann Carter, housemaid, residing with a family in Burton-crescent, had an immense tumour in her right knee, which increased to such a size that she could not bend the joint, and was in consequence obliged to, leave her situation. Her medical attendant informed her that there was no chance of cure, and it would be necessary to amputate the limb. This opiiiion not satis fying her, she commenced using Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and, by God's blessing, they have been the imeans of effecting a p er f ec t cure, and she has resumed her former situation. Sold by all druggists, and at Messrs. Holloway's, 244, Strand. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. The Caroline Chisholm, Plymouth to Australia, Feb. 7, lat. 42 N. long. 12. The Malacca, Feb. 8, lat. 40 N. long. 14 W. The Surenne, 12th, lat. 39 N. long. 15 W. The South Esk, lat. 48 N, long. 11 W. The Iris, Nantes and Swansea, to Sydney, N.S.W., Feb. 26, lat. 40 N., lon. 80 . . ..,.. 5 a THE SUN LONDON TUESDAY ETENI - NG, MARCH 8, 185 3. -......•.....-••••.••••......5M1MMNN1NP., ...............". ed If the three separate boards of management the existence of the evil which it was intended to remedy. raport upon the subject ; but they had not arrived at that THE SEARE MARKETS. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. COUNTRY MARKETS. enable t hean to carry out their offer. We propose abolish . eto be continued, he feared the could not have much (Hear, heaa, from the opposition benches.) conclusion. Now, unless the house were determined that ee bill to take away from the authorities the disquali- in eve case in which a committee had. re orted that Lea s ing Closing Prices Business —...-- w ex e p r ectation of greater economy bein y g observed. Lord J. RUSSELL.-I shall state, sir, to the house, TY . p . BRITISH RAILWAYS. Shr. Bald. RAILWAYS. which their act places upon them, and thus open a bribery had been practised, there should. !be a searching in- . which juntice can fairly be done • but we intend to Mr. LABOUCHERE had heard with great satisfaction what appears to me to be the course which the Govern qmry into the condition of the borough, a); proposed by the e ms closing Prices Business done - --.. P re that tho authorities shall avadthemselves of this the statement of his right hon. friend, in the greater part ment ought to take upon this subject. I think it is in- noble lord-and that course could not be: adopted without Paid RAlawAys. Yesterday. this day. 50 all Bedford and London & red, 40s to 508; barley, 34s to 38s ; oats, 178 to 243 ; beans, mity of sc) doine and I shall ask the house to confer of which he concurred ; but more particularly in that Part cumbent upon the house to consider, with the greatest are alteration of the existing law-unles. 3 they were deter- Bletchley.... N. West. ... - •.• Mazagan 30s to 328; middle and small, 32s to 38s ; peas, Hoes to-day were as follow :-Wheat, white, 48sto 56s ; se Board. of Traiie powers in certain cases to enforce ed by t h e of it which affirmed the hi h state of material and moral 301 - 311 white, 143 s to 428 ; grey, 308 to 325. 301 all Birm. & Oxfd. i ations when such a course s not adopt . g deliberation and caution, the determination which should mined on instituting a further inquiry i n every such case St. 100 Aberdeen it appeared to him (Mr. Deedes) that no further steps oughi 20 8i Ambg. Nottng. Bost. ties. (Hear hear.) We will take care, if p local rosperity of the British mercantile marine, and of the be come to ; and I think that the right hon. gentleman to be taken with respect to the election for the borough of & Eastn. Janet 6a - 6S 6a 1 301 all Do. withoutgr Do 291 -301 CHELMSFORD-MARCH 4. are deaf to ak remonstrance, an d w ell not listen to country. To him personally this statement was eminently w ho has just sat down was fully justified in giving us the Blackburn. He could not, therefore, vo to for the motion of 14 a ll Birmg. Wolverh. & 301 all Birm. Wolie & Prices to-clay were as follow :-Wheat, white, old 41e od to 588 Od, new 39s to 56s ; red, old 37s to 488, new 32s to ints maclie to them, that there shall be another power satisfactory, for v,s,President of the Board of Trade it had admonition which he did. At the same time, however, . the hon. member for Westminster, arid. as regarded the Stour Valley lO , 101 30 -31 othing Dudley guar. Do 458; bae•ley, 258 to 27s ; chevalier, 31s to 37s ; grinding , shall cm npel them to do justice We desire n t e been his duty to promote those measures which had created great errors may be committed on one side or the other. amendment of his hon. friend the mei nlier for Wiltshire, 31 28 Birkenhd. Lanesh. & 301 all Do.wtht guar. Do 29 -30 guarantee.... Gt.Westn 3O - 31 aas cenaral intermeddling withlocal affairs, bu w Cheshire Junct.... 6$ -6,1 d x d 218 to 278; malt, 55s to 56s • chevalier, 55s to 58s ; oats, St. 100 Buckghamsh. L.&N.W. 105 -107xd ;here mast be a remedy for some of the grievancees this prosperity. He had always believed the prosperity of at, ma y b e a very great error to refuse the issuMg of a writ he should say, that although he thoug ht it right that the 19s to 258 ; peas, partridge, 348 to 358 ; white, 328 to 34s i bled of, and we reserve to ourselaes a weapon whi h the shipping interest depended upon the commercial pros- i n a borough where five, six, or only ten persons were . moving of a new writ should not take prat ce without notice 271 , 11 Do. Chesh. & Birk., in the case of a borough in which bribory had been prac- £5O and £25 Cons. 21 -22 50 all Clydesdale Jc. Caledon 52/ -5311 W x d boiline 38s to 418 ; dun, new, 29s to 338 ; beans tick, 32s we shall not, however •be compelled. to use. (Hear.) perity of the country ; and now it was fully proved that proved guilty of bribery ; but I think, on the other hand, tised, it appeared to him that a notice o.f two or three d.ays 22 agi Do., £2O 3 21 d in d ' landon lB2 - 3 - 3 4 St. 100 E. Lincoln gr. 6 per cent. Gt.Nrthn. 150 - 152 to 34..51 Harrow ticks, 318 to 36s ; Ma,zagan, 29s ' to 325. , now to the third port;--the Severn. The corporation he was in the right. He wou ld no t th e n enter into any that the issuing of a writ to a borough where great num- would answer every useful purpose. St. TOO Bristol and Exeter lO6 - 108 25 all Glstr.&Dn.Fr Gt. Westn 321 - 331 The following is the official statement of the quantities rtol in 1809 obtained an act conferring upon them • 631 - 641 64 of corn, &c. received in the port of London from the ports controversy on the repeal of the navigation laws, but he 100 all Milli'. Dk. & Yk. New. leers are proved to be corrupt-where extensive bribery Some further discussion took place, after which the - S s t o . 10 a 0 ll C c aie l c c lo a n n amendment of Mr. Sotheron was by leave withdrawn, 5 0 all Chester & Holyhead. 22 -22 a 221 4 , wer of licensing pilots for all vessels navigating the has prevailed at every election-(hear, hear)-would be an upon the understanding that it ve ' as to be ' put as a sub Railway & Berw. ... - ... in Essex, from the 28th February to the sth March, L. Since that period, however, great alterations could not help asking hon. gentlemen, who might still con -50 all Hull & Selby Y. & NMcl ill -1.13xd 113 x d aken place. Ne rt, Cardiff, Swansea, and Glen- Bider that the present prosperity of the shipping interest error on the other side. We must, sir, consider the pre- stantive motion. The evidence taken art the case of the 20 a ll Cork, Blackrock and have become great perts, some of them not even was independent of that repeal, what would be the con- sent state of the representation-the facts which have Blackburn election was ordered to be 'printed and laid on Passage - ... 25 all Do. a Shares. Do 551 -56axd --- ato that of Bristol, and those ports feel greatly the dition of the commerce of this country at this moment if lately come before us-as well as the inquiries which are the table ; and 50 as Dublin&BelfastJunc. 1- 2 p 12i all Do. a Shares. Do 26a --27Sxd x d 13i all Lon.&Greenw S. Eastern 13i - 141 1 t :, ' sa.' ' 6 .4 r; aposed -upon them by being compelled to employ the restrictions imposed by those laws had not been re- The proposition of Mr. SOTHERON was then put from 25 all Dundee Perth&Aber et to be undertaken, in order to 'enable is to come to a 20 ' all Do. Preference o 251 - 261 x d both inclusive :- 7.., el 11 A . . 2 1 pilots. The jurisdiction of the corporation extends moved before existing circumstances had arisen ? With Y the chair and agree,d to nent. dis. deen Junction B- 9 4 ° , gl, ports and places in the Bristol Channel to Lundy correct decision. Now, the right hon. gentleman (Mr. 25 a n Do. New . . - ... 20 all Lowestoft gr. .. The just request of the ports to which I have regard to the question of lights, he believed his right hon. friend had followed a judicious course, and he was of Goulburn) has said that the Grenville Act was quite con- CHATHAM ELECTION P:ETITION. Mr. BRAMSTON, the chairman of tho select committee 25 all East Anglian (£25 L. 4 per cent. Norfolk... 19 -191xd e. d - 20 all Do. 6 per ct. Do 25 - 27 Colchester ' 51 37 400 37 54 25 400 d. is that they may be independent of the Bristol opinion that by the scheme proposed. a substantial control elusive with regard to these cases. It appears to me, sir, appointed to try the merits of the Cb.atitiam election peti- and. E. &L. & D.) 5a - 5$ . 51 all Manch. Baba L.&N. W. Harwich - 1601 - - - 360 ishmeiat, as they represent that theyhave a commerce 18 all Do. Do. (18/. E.& H.) 4 - 4a _ would be obtained over them. He (Mr. Labouchere) bore that there are two points which the house used formerly tion appeared at the bar and reported tanat the committee and Matlock & Midld. 3 - 31 Leigh - 30 319 101 - equal to that of Bristol. Great care must be taken 28 a ll Eastern Counties..... 13 - 131 13 12$ testimony to the high general character of the Trinity a a , eec a urgess serve in tlais present Perlia- 50 all Middlesbro' & Stckton & Malden 977 127 800 - 518 72 70 0 a authorities against the inconveniences which may Board, and to their sincere desire to meet the wishes of to have to consider m these matters, for one of which a haedetermined that Sir John llleA Frederick Smith was not dul 1 ted b t o • Redcar Darlingt. ... -- ... from different sets of pilots belonging to these several the Government on all possible occasions ; but at the same remedy, tolerably efficient, has been provided ; but with 25 a ll Eastern Union, Class A. (late E. U. Sh.) 11 - 111 ment for the borough of Chatham, and that the last elect- 0 , 100 . all Midld.Bmdfd. Midland.. 108 - 109 , and the difficulties which may arise from not knovi- KIRKCALDY-MARcH 5. time it could not be denied that the system which they regard to the other our legislation seemed only to aggravate tioia for the said borough was a void election. He had also Sii Do., do . - ... 50 all 'Northern and The following are the quotations for grain :- ) what port a ship may belong upon its arriving, or in administered was indefensible, and he (Mr. Labouchere) the evil. The first was, where the decision was made by further to inform the house that the con =Mee had agreed 25 a n Do., B. and C Bl - 8a Easternsp.e. E. Count. 64 - 66xd 65 x d Wheat. I Barley. Oats. I BeanS. reather the inconvenience which would result from was always of opinion that a body having the handline of the whole house, and. of course it often happened, that, as to the following resolution :-" That it •was proved to the St. 100 East Lanca.shire 73 -75 50 all Do. 6 per et. Do - xd x d ing the zeal of the pilots, who would not be sure of 50. all East & West Ind. Dk. •• • First such large sums of the public money should be responsible the decisions were dependent upon the dominant party committee that Joseph Greathead, an el ector of Chatham, 50 all Do. Fixeds pc Do - xd x d ig that the first on board would be employed. There & Binning. June.. 57 - 60 ••• Second 49s Od I 318 Od 218 Od , Os Ocl ifficulties connected with this port which do not occur to Parliament. The Trinity Board, he was bound to say, in the house, the gentleman legally entitled to the had been bribed by a situation as a lentter-carrier in the 25 all Prest. &Wyre L. & N.W. St. 100 Edinburgh &Glasgow 76 - 78 76 Third 4OB Od I 278 Od 18s Od I Os Ocl had acted in this matter in no narrow spirit. With re- seat was often deprived of it. That evil, how- Post-office, obtained for his son Charles Greathead by Sir &Ln&Yk ... - ... a eases of the Severn and the Thames, and which Oatmeal, per bag of 2801bs imperial, 29s Od to 30s Od.. spect to the subject of compensation for private lights, ever, was very much corrected by what was called Johnatiark Frederick Smith. That it was, proved beforethe 10 16 Edin. and Peebles.... Ad - p 121 lla Do. 1 Shares. Do - pm re, consequently, a considerable :amount of investiga- which amounted to a million and a quarter, he eon- the Grenville Act. The other evil, however was, that committee that a large number of the eteotors are employed St. 100 Edin.Prth. &Dundee 32 - 34 33 St. 100 - Roystn.& Hit. GtNorthn 152 - 154 -.- I cordially subscribe to the opinion of the right sidered that these lights were among the most monstrous there existed in many boroughs very generdcorruption. in her Majesty's dockyard, and other public departments St. 100 Glasgow &S. Western '6l- 63 St. 100 Do.Shepth.S tDo 151 - 153 COAL MARKET-Menu 7. irable member (Mr. Disraeli) that an inquiry of a abuses that had ever existed. It had been said that they With regard to that subject, the house was accustomed, to at Chatham ; that they are under the influence of the Go- St. 100 Great Northern Stk.. 80 - 81 80/ 25 18$ Shea Roth.and Lancasli& Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market : - extensive description is required. _ I have, it were originally eiven to individuals to be maintained by take inquisition into its own hands. and often with very vernment for tho time being ; that it appears there is no St. 100 Do., A. Stock 44 -46 45 Goole g. 5 p.c. Yorksh. ~. -xd xd. s. d. - s. cl. be remenabereel, only dealt with a, few of the them. It was a b lesurd to say so. To show the coiatrary he considerable effect. I have often had occasion to refer to instance of a candidate being elected for this borough who St. 100 Do., B. Stock • l2l - 123 1211 12 91 S. Staffordsh. M.MCleau $ --/d xd x d Cares Hartey • 17 6 Wall's End, &c. ar and more salient points ; there are many other needed only to refer to the Grenville papers recently pub- the conduct of Sir Edward Seymour, one of the most re- has not had tho support of the Govern nu int. (Hear, hear St. 100 Great Southern and 50 all Wear Valleygr Stockt. & Hasting's Hartley 17 6 Hebburn lB 0 tnces alleged, of which in each particular case Ido Western (Ireland). 107 - 108 Holywell • .18 6 Lumley 19 0 lished, where, in a note, the Prime Minister stated, that markable members that ever sat in that house, when an and laughter.) And that under those. circumstances ii, 6 per cent... Darlingt. ... -•-• insider myself a competent judge. There are man- having had an interview with George 111., and finding his objection was made by an individual to his nominees re- will be for the house to determine whether the right of St. 100 Great Western 9Ol -91 901 4 25 all Do Do ... 32a - 331, 33 Howard's West Hartley ' Pensher le 0 'ea in many cases, that the rates of pilotage are ex- Majesty in a most gracious humour, he thought it was a turned for several boroughs, in order thereby to make a returning a member should not for th e future be with- 12 11 Irish South-Eastern. 61 e•-• 7 St. 100 Wilts&Somrst GtWestn. 103 - 104 Netherton 17 6 Heugh Hall. 19 0 ly high, and. the remuneration excessive. The sines- good opportunity to ask him for a lighthouse for his PartY 50 all Lancaster & Carlisle. 90 - 95 Pelton Main l6 6 Anthracite 24 6 drawn from the borough of Chatham. (Cheers.) That it lowever, which remains to be dealt with is, how can for himself within the house. That hon. member youngest son. (Laughter.) The shipping interest had al- undertook to have, at the bar of the house an inquiry into is the opinion of the committee thiet there are strong 16! 1 11 Do., Thirds l3 -14 p pm MINES. a Ravensworth.W. Hartley 17 6 Birchgrove Graig_ola, 24 0 inquiry best be instituted ? With respect to coin- ways complained of •these lights, but unfortunately tho the case of every one of those boroughs, and he showed the grounds for believing that Stephen .Wilount, in giving his St. 100 Lancash.&Yorkshire 774 - 77$ 774 i Stewart's Yeariley .17 0 Geraen Cae Gurwen 28 6 es of this house, he would certainly be an ambitious amount was so considerable that no Chancellor of Exche- extensive corruption which existed in them, and for his evidence before the committee, has b eon guilty of wilful 20 la Do., Fifths -4g d 1 all Ague Fria - 1 p 1a South Peareth l5 0 Powell's Duffryn Steam 24 0 3er who would enter upon the investigation of these quer could be got to propose its relin.quishment, or ra th er services on that occ,asion ho received the thanks of the an d corrup t p „i nay a , 14 114 Do., Wst. Riding Un. 3 -2sd 7i ep s 9 ,11 Anglo Californian.... a _ i p Tanfield Moor Butes 17 0 Ramsay's Cannel 2l 6 aerable local jurisdictions with any idea that between the pnrchase of these lights. The late Government had house. The Grenville Act, and the others which succeeded The report was then brought up,. a , aZI ordered to be laid 50 all Leeds Northern 1 - 161 161 16 10 2 Australasian 4—2l p Townley 17 0 Wayne's Merthyr 24 0 :resent time and the prorogation of Parliament he intended to pay the residue at present due on the purchase it, have narrowed the power of this house, while they upon the table. 20 all Liv•Crsby.&Southpt. ... - ••• 20 5 Australian - 61 West Wylam Trader 16 0 I be able to bring the inquiry to a conclusion. -some 97,00ut.-out of the Consolidated Fund, and he lessened the evils. With regard, however, to individual Mr. BRAMSTON gave notice that he should to-morrow 111 all London & Black .va.ll n- 9h 1 all Australian Cordillera par -*p 11 Ships at market l5B I Sold 65. eg before me also the report of the commission con- (Mr. Labouchere) asked his right hoaourable friend whether cases, the nature of the proceeding is this : a member is committee be printed, and that th 't f r the boroueli move that the evidence taken before the Chatham election 10 3 Lond. Tilb. & Sthee 1 11 - 2 p 1 all Australian Freehold. a - i p , I Ste 100 Loud. Mgt. &S. C. . 104 i :d. by such able men as those to whom I have referred, it would not be worth his while to adopt the same prin- returned, let us suppose, by bribing 300 or 400 of his con- - 105 1041 4 1 all Ave Maria not inclined again to resort to a commission for the ciple ? At all events he was certain if would be a stituents, and the return is coraplained of. The select of Chatham be sus pended till t e he vr l l lttheof Apnl nesit. ese of inquiry. By the aid of the officers placed in St. 100 London St N. Western 119 - 1191 1181 19 • 1, a ll Baden(Gd. Duchy of) par -a p 1 1 all British Austria. Gold a - i p . 41. .gieat boon to the shipping interest. (Hear.) One of the committee having heard four or five of these cases proved, (Hear, hear.) 20 12 Do., Fifths - 3 p aereantile marine department, under the bill of the LI vERPOOL--MAncrt 7. most important portions of the bill was the pilotage ques- have heard quite enough to unseat the member petitioned 10 1 D0.,£10 Sh.M.&B. C 1/ - 11. p 20 13.5 British Iron 7 - 9 p member for Taunton (Mr. Labouchere), we intend to BRIDGNORTH ELECTION I'ETITION. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been flat to-day, tion. The abolition of the privileges of the Cinque Ports ' against, and the petitioner in the case having proved five St. 100 London &S. Western 90 - 91 91 35 24a Brazilian Imp. (issued ,ruct a schedule which I propose to insert in the bill, and the consolidation of the pilotage system, evt - iuld be On the order of the day being rea d for resuming the 50 42i Do , £5O 4l -31 d at £5 pm.) 4 - 41 and closed steady. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77$ ; ditto ig upon every pilotage board in the kingdom for corn- a or six cases, of course dens' ts from his case ; and the com adjourned debate on the question that the evidence taken 40 31 Do . £4O 4 - 3 d 30 all Do. Cocaes & Cuiaba 2/ - - 24 Fifth shares, 4 9-16 dis„. Liverpool, Crosby, and South returns, and. there are also provisions in the bill to ,„, a ace an age to t e commerce of the country. The re t I - t h - • mittee, having no further evidence before them, are quite late Lord Sydenham a President of the Board of Trade satisfied with having performed their duty, though there (T S Tu i e r hee i niz . ty S o) E tor E ne l e s we l n , at E s a Y agrer, g e a te l' dt e ieto n: : ti n c um e th e a r t eu h 42 e;h:in a tl. e r , before the Bridgnorth committee ' be printed, • , 25 all Londeny.&Coleraine 11 - 12 20 15 Do. St. John Del Rey 29 -30 30 port, 17a ; London and. North Western, 1184 ; Midland, le the making of those returns, which will not, I had attempted to del with it ; but thoueh the bill be i '-• - n r a l r t i ' y w e 76g ; North British, 9 1-16 ; South Eastern and Dover, were some 300 or 400 cases of alleged bribery still to be 25 all Lndudny. & Ennisk. 19 - 21 1 a Carson's Creek. - ils 11 :, be found inefficacious for the purpose. We propose trodueed had assed the House of Comm t ons, it was d i e- St. 1c) Manch. Shef. &Lincln 29 -30 1 40 all Cobre Copper 43 -44 431 4a 231 ; York and North Midland, 29a ; Preston and N1T).04 we sent to the Board of Trade, to be placed be- feat.ed in the p other Ho o ' f Parliamen l . b He (Mr. L.) gone into, and in their report to the house mention is only made of those five or six cases. Now, that does not agree to the Bridg,north election. 81 41 Do., Man. & Lin. Un. 3i - 3 d 5 1 Colonial Gold 2l -n p 31 a Half-shares, No. 4, DI prem. ,he House of Commons, all the bye-laws, regulations, hoped, however, his righ us t hon ot . riend wou d e more sue- with the statement of the right honourable gentleman, the St. 100 Wdland 764 -76 i 764 14 Copiapo - MANCHESTER-MARCH 7. malifications of pilots, their numbers, remuneration, c(. -- • , • b f th U . • •t f C bridee that there were METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS (REPAYMENT St. 100 Do.Birming. &Derby 45 -47 St. all CopperMinersof Eng 6O -70 STOCK EXCHANGE.-There was a moderate business, -Aid. There was another question-one of the cleas mem er or e ravers]. yr o am a , , ther pertieulara, by which means, I trust, we shall desi 1 hi •h li - • ' Ifi fla le (H hear ) Therefore, the OUT OF THE CONSOLIDATED :FUND) BILL. Invite( by s rig t on. friend as Admiralt 'ev- on yve cases o n ery. ear, . 50 471 Midland G. West. (Ir.) ... - ... 25 all Do. Preference 74 -81 p and not much alteration in prices. Blackburn, 71 12. ; a, not a temporary, but permanent inquiry, capable 5 all English aud Austln Caledonian, 32 ; Eastern Counties, 131 ex div. ; East ances. British vessels were now obliged to haere three Grenville Act, and. the others which followed, while This bill was ordered to be re-committ ed. on Wednesday. 25 174 Do. a Shares - - ••• 3ervision, but self-acting and stringent in its charac- e o 1 - i d Lancashire, lla ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 774 ; th h Ine much to purify the character of this house, ey ave c o 100 all Newcastle & Carlisle. ... - ... Copper Smelt a .C . / fourths of their respective crews Brit' h ta - is sn jects, a fourth CATHEDRAL APPOINTMEN TS BILL. (Hear.) We do not propose, however, to stop there. 17 -18 ditto Fifths, 4 7-16 dis. ; London and. North Western, only being permitted as foreign. It was proposed, how- in respect to depriving its elective decisions of a party St. 100 Newmarket 5O - 52 20 all General (ill not ba deterred by any impediment in any local This bill was read a seco • nd time. 1181 ex div. ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 29k ever, to abrogate that obligation, and leave British shi a a character, have done nothing, or, rather, worse than no- 5 a Do. Bury Extension. 3$ - 3a 2 all Great Nugget Vein 2l - 2 i P There, will be in the bill one over-riding power of ' thing, to correct the bribery which has existed since the LAND IMPROVEMENT (IRELAND) BILL. - 25 10 Igewp. Aberg.&llftd. 3A -3 d 3 all Great Polgooth l-1$ p c. ; ditto 10/. Preference 11 ; ditto New 6/ Preference, free to be manned wholl b forei ners with the excep- • 9-16 prem. ; Midland Railway Consols, 76a ex div. ; South n and inquiry over all existing acts ; 4 and we shall tion of h t 1 Y Y. II g h ' t e mas er ant mate. ad t e Government con- line ° Ila t . f W•11' mM. a, myse lf; s i r, have endeayoure d This bill was committed after a desultory conversation, 50 7i Newry & Enniskillen 3i -3a 1 all Lake Bathurst is- par r upon every pilotage boerd in the kingeom the neces- from time to time, to introduce bills to correct what I con- in which Mr. NAPIER, Mr. SCULLY, said several otheas 20 all Newry, Warrenpoint, 1 all Liberty A —1 p Eastern, 2 5-16 sidered the co e uences 9 As tical a prac grievance the . , f coming to Parliament with the information re- d dih d f t f tem To one of these acts the took part, and certain amendments in some of its clauses 1 all Lond.&Californ.Gold BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 7. existin arrane n e s m il ent • ry light-much less indeed si ere eeec s o our sys . and Restrevor B4 -91 LI, and with publie responsibility upon them, and we than 111 been'seated •V s 2 7 :the s only f • ' ' right hon. gentleman has referred-namely, the sth and 6th were agreed to. St. 100 Norfolk 53 -55 Quartz Crush. Co.. a- a d STOCK EXCHANGE.-There was very little business I think, assume that by - this time next year we shall r the Baltic oreig,n sailors of any Viet ,e. 102, by means of which a select committee if they . The further consideration of the bill vras then postponed 15 a ll Do., New 8 - 81 1 all Mariouita ad - par done in the railway share market to-day. It opened flat, value were tho ' se f ' a fall and complete account before us of the state of , and t as the Danes, ednesd y 10 9 Mexican &S. Americ. 61 - 7 and throughout the day the: e was no apparent inclination 6wedes and Norw=ns had fe have . reason to believe that their inquiry has not'gone as till W a . 50 34 Northn•Counties Un. 21 -2a d bodies. Let us now apply the provisions of this bill w more . lean were suffi f•t eht td • e a tm examp l e , th a t a pe titi on Mr. FRENCH moved that the nen tee of Mr. Bowyer St. 100 North British 36 -37 36 1 all New Granada i- i P to speculate. Among the sales reported were Birmingham, ar as i ou s , o o-seem e , cient f'or the comm'erce of the" ir respective nations the 3 case of the Severn port. In this case there. are phy- has been withdrawn- ina ,y s it aea i n an d t a b s f ue ta ce c .d. and Mr. Kennedy be added to the comi aittee upon Indian 16 13 North Devon, No. 1. 6a -61 d 1 all Nouveau Monde ls - 1 p Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley, at 101 per share. numbers at command were too small to affect the ' k is well as legal difficulties to contend with. I have et and. the British sailoe therefo had it mar ' dence with regard to the borougl7, and. upon that ground a territories. 16 6i Do., No. 2 5 1 Port Philip 1 - 1 p2l 2 Parties, although dissatisfied with their present inyest re, , .now nearly en- • • - mmlte has thisvery day reported that it wishes to make '• The SPEAKER said. the motion of - the hon. member 8 all Do., a A Deferred ... 21 -2j 1 all Quarsz Rock par- p ments, are not inclined to part with them at the present ato believe taat different plane of reform are urged by tirel to hi If i ' • y Luse . But if the abroeation m uestion was n ° 1 e ent individuals ; but all agree in the opinion that some some further inquiries. Well, that is a very satisfactory was irregular. He should first move th at the number of 8 50 all Rhymney Iron 2l -23 prices. earned into effect, a ship built at 7 Breme , (I 5 Do., i B Guaranteed i - ad ivement is alsolutely neceesary and urgently called for or b any other BRISTOL, MARcH 7. for4sn port, beine now roistered as B 'ti l l course in. a case where the evidence before them was such the committee be extended. . 20 176 North Staffordshire.. 4a - 4a - d x d , 15 Do. New - ... , respect to thi3 port. I have asked the house to give to y the frt h as to enable the committee to come to such a conclusion. Mr. FRENCH then gave notice that he would bring 20 a ll North Western 8- 81 30 10a Santiago de Cuba .... 61 -71 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market has been rather of ownershi sucifa vessel c e'e built mi h r t i be ' !ueea in Ceuncil powers, not of a compulsory, but of g d ab manned w t Bat how many cases may there be in which evidence is not forward an amended - motion upon the sub ject on Thursday. 10 10 N. &S. Westrn. June. 31 - 411) 1 all South Australian par -I Is dull, with prices tending downwards. Great Western lira° a foreign c p rew, in cue the propose . . rogation was liatorial character, and capable of exercising a strong ado tci• d th a ' h brought before the committee to show that extensive bri- The remaining business was disposed. of, and. the house St. 100 Oxford, Worcester, & 10 7 Tin Croft ll -12 done at 904 ex div. 1 compulsion. I thought it would be too strone a tho le . , 8 , !•fl , ac, ereeore,. .ave-not g . Bntish, in fact, but b " t Wll th • th et which I had the adjourned at one o'clock. ery exis s. e , ere is ano er a Wolverhampton ... 47 -4848 7 . 28a all United Mexican - 75 are to apply in the first instance for compulsZry h latish ownership The ownership riti f h t e and B . . - rs but if you clothe us with the proposed mediatorial e was .a, rae , under these circunistances, would bo too ' honcatr of introducing, and which goes further into this = mer..' St. 100 Scottish Central lOO 102 ' 101 1 ail Waller ...., ...... ... - ... p 1. i SEABORNE MA IL S. r,l will show you how it will be exercised in the case subject. It provides that there should be an inquiry on often only colourable ; and the result would be that the • • ELECTION COMMITTEES--March, 7. St. 100 Scotiash Midland 6l -66 64 4 1 all West Granada i --__ 4P 1 . (at signifies that the mails are sent front the General Pest-oido e Severn ports. There is fortunately now in the Board protection of the British flag would be but too frequently the spot, by means of a commission. And of the powers ea-- St. 100 Shrewsbury & Binng. 65 - 67 1 all West Mariposa i P by the night-and 21 by the morning -dispatch.] ado a gentleman not only of the highest eminence in bestowed upon foreign vessels, with a man of straw-a thus granted the house saw a very efficacious exercise in st. ma Do., L. &N. Westn. 1 all Ynba I P ..-- )rofession, but a man who, of all others, is best a,c- ..tiritish subject-as the nominal owner. This was a sub- the case of the borou hfS db le . h f•b k s (Continual from our g o u nry, wic, so ai ac a First Ecliticna of yesterday.) Guaranteed Stock. 70 - 75 Day when made up From what When ated with the navigation of the Severn, Capt. Mitchell ject well worthy of consideration on the part of the Go- the time of George 111., used to be regularly advertised to CHATHAM. 10 8 Shrewsby.& Hereford ... - cl. x d x d . COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port due in as understood). If I possessed the mediatorial power venneent. the highest bidder. That further act is the 15th and The committee, having obtained leave of the house, 3 26 2 all Shrewsby. & Chester JOINT-STOCK BANKS. Office, London. Dispatched. England. V . t CHE meow' LSEA defended the Cinque Port pilots . 16th of Victoria chap. 53. Now the questien before (Nor. W. Min.) ... 18 - 20 - -- —__-.. red to, I wordd request that gentleman to go down to continued its sittings after four o'clock. America(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday .... Liverpool ... Each MOne evern and investigate ton the spot all the affairs of from the charges that had been made against them. The us is to decid ' th h •to •th e what course e ouse is pursue wi 131 all Do. Halves do 9 - 10 40 all Australasia 92a -- 931 Shortly before six, the committee having been in de- America (byNnited Sts. ic boll publ , g es. I have no reason to suppose that any Cinque Ports pilots were compelled to serve in r tat' ' e g ar o ion, - dto these election petitions, wherein reports have 20 all Do Do. °sweetly l4 -15 50 all British N. American ... - ... • packet) ..........N March 11 - ...... Liverpool ... Arrived n will refuse to afford the required information ; but h th T• • • w ereas e rmity-house pilots had the option of what- b ade that bribery has been practised by the liberation for some time, parties were xe-a,dmitted, and een m 20 61 Shropshire Union - 3d 31 20 2 Clutd. Bilk. of India, America (by U States I ask you to assume such a case. Under the first pro- ever ship they chose and they us , artily selected the largest member unseated ? The question, however, has no re- the committee announced that they had. come to the fol- 50 all South Devon 2l - 23 214 A astralia, & China It - 2p 3i packet) ..........N March 18 ........ SouthamptOn March 16 a of the bill they will be required to transmit to the as the most profitable. Again, the Cinque Ports pilots owing reso utions .- 1 t h • b "te ot rted exten- 1 • ' 1 ' • gar, o cases ly erem n ere , was n repo St. 100 South Eastern 771 - 78 100 25 Colonial . - ... Australia (via South lof Trade such information as may enable us to judge were bound to serve an apprenticeship of seven years, Y P e ' 7 • • sivel to r vail but where ve few cases have been That Sir F. Smith is not duly elected to serve as a 50 all South Wales 36 37 100 20 Commercial of Lon- ampton) .......... xi 4th of March .... Southampton April 4 ar present condition • and under the second they will, whereas the Trinity-house pilots had only to serve three 1. Now in considering the matter, I think it prove( ~ burgess for the Borough of Chatham. 20 15 S.Yorksh.River Dun. 13 - 131 don . - ••• . Ditto (via Marseilles) N Bth of March .... Dover - .... April 1 Ditto (via Cape of Good refusing to afford this information, be treated as re- years. of very great importance that the house should bear That the said election is a void election. 20 5 Do. 4 - 41 ... 4 English Scottish and Hope) ............N 22d of Febrnary .. Plymouth .. March 3 0 rant bodies. I think no one can impelen the mode- Lord A. PA.C-ET would express his great gratification in mind the enormous bribery which generally pre- That Joseph Greathead was proved to have been ••• 164 Stockton & Hartlepl. ... -- ~. Australian 23 - 2ip 63 i Africa ( West Coast) ..N 23rd of the month. Plymouth. .. March 12 , . veiled at the last elections • and I put it to the house, b • • • 25 19 Thames Haven Dock 20 74 Loud. Chart. Bk. of Alexandria .. .. .. ....N 8,9, 24, &30of m. Dover - .... march 16 at the proposal of the right hon iof these proposals. We have insured an inquiry far re , • gentleman the head of the nbed by being offered a situation of a letter-carrier in efficacious, and of a more concurrent form, than any aSuarti. of Trade, for if he carried i,t out, it would relieve ._ . therefo ill' b t'sfi d •th • • • re whether they w esa i e wi inquiring the General Post-office, obtained for lhis soia by Sir F. and Railway' 2l -2R Australia 5l -51 p in 13 12a Alexandria.... ......M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton March 4 a L could be obtained by means of a committee. This tee . shipping interest from one of the greatest burdens "t 'I; h• th "cl b f th i o sue cases merely wei e e evi. ence e ore em can . Smith 20 17 Vale of Neath • l5 - 151 50 20 London and County ... - ... Bahamas ....... ....M 2nd of the month Southampton Ist of rao Belgium .......... ..N Dai1y............ Dever ....... Daily which weighed upon that interest because in his opird nay view of the policy of the ca,se, I propose that you , on leave them no alteruative ? (Hear, hear.) Now, though I • 20 all Waterfd. & Kilkenny 91, - 9$ 50 10 London Joint Stock ... - ... Brazil ........ .... ..M 9th of the month.. Southampton March I: d give me your permission to introduce a bill to amend the expense of pilotage was one of the heaviest burdens the should f f 1t• 'tt be very loth to trans er rom eec ion commi ees It was proved that a large number of electors for the a )0 all Waterford& Limerick 29 - - 31 100 20 Loud. &Westminster ... - ... Buenos Ayres ...... ..M 9th of the month.. Southampton March 1 . the decision upon such matters, or to wish to make the borough of Chatham are employed in. her Majesty's 20 13 West Cornwall - - 10 20 2 London Bank of Aus- Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of the month Plymouth .. March 26 Lw with respect to the pilotaee of the country. I per- shipping interest had to bear. The noble lord here re that a noble lord, connected' with the office which I ferred to the Cinque Port pilots, and stated he had the h -t f al •ttl • • d t t "t, • docks, under the influence of the Government of the 1 0 1/.ls Wimbledon&Croydu. /el- 1 p Ouse 3 COM 0 app 0 . e aeams icur ju gmen ,yei is tralia aud India ... a - $p Cape of Good Hope ..N 2n4 of April .... - Plymouth .. March 30 now the honour to hold, under the late, Governraent, fact from Mr. Green, of Blackwa,ll, that even though blue , . . oue thing to tay that a conanuttee has not done its duty, time being ; and there appears to be no instance of a 10 1 Woodford - ... 50 221 National of Ireland... ... - ... cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month. Plymouth .. March 26 , question in another place to the Government with re- lights were burned for assistance by his vessels, not a sinele th to that its fu t . Dant it is ano er . say nc . . . . ions are so limited condidate being elected for the borough. of Chatham who St. 100 York Newett&Berw. 69/ - 70. 4 1 691 70 25 all Oriental Bank of Ceylon (see India) Ceylon... ... ........N 14th of the month Plymouth .. Mar ch 26 to the consolidation of the laws of the mercantile Cinque Port pilot would render help. th ''' that it cannot consider the general evil, which it is e had not the support of the Government. 25 20 Do. Extensions 7 - 7 d 12a ! e Corporation 5l - 56 51$ c helmet Isles ........N Mon.,Wed.,&Frid. Southampton Tu.To..sa. le. I think it must be obvious to the committee that Mr. TURNER would not go through the statement business of parliament to investigate. I would be • dis- 11 be for the h Under these circumstances, it ein . ouse to 25 11 S Do. G. N. E. Purchase 21- 24c1; 8A 9 25 5 Do. New - ... Chili ................ Mhd Sr. 17th of month Southampton March 1 a were to attempt to consolidate all the existing, laws, made to the house at that moment, but there wa.s one eir- P ° Y • sed to sa m every case where there is a report frona a consider whether the right of returning a, member be not St. WO - York &N. 11' idland.. 58, - 54 58/ 91 lOO 25 Provincial of Ireland ... - ... China (see India) few years, with the growing character of our trade and cumstance of importance-the desertion of British seamen select committee under the Electio_ns_ _,. e Act statincr that the . t withdrawn from the borough of Chatham. . PREFERENCE SHARES. 10 all Do. New - ... . Constantinople ......la 7,8,17,24,&27 of m. Dover - .... March 10 tierce, you would be called upon to repeal that consoli- in foreign and colonial ports, which required a few re- memher or . members were . returned. y b bribery or corrup There is good reason to believe tha'c, Stephen Mount, • 5 1 Royal Australn.Bkg. Constantinople . ....M 4th Si 20th of mon. Southampton March 4 practices at would be desirable to have a select committee . . . St. 100 Aberdeen ... --- cont. of Europe . 51 Si N Twice daily ...... Dover .. .... Twicedally 1 law. I therefore invite your calm and indulgent at- marks. Ile was informed that there were 80,000 tons of . ' . • li . 'd meo before the con ' ' in giving is evi c =Atm:), has been & Gold Imp. Co.. -, 1 5 - a h th ' to bli ve that in order to inquire whet er ere is reason e e 5 all Do., No. 2,7 p. a ... - 25 25 South Australia ... ... 54 -56 Egypt (ace India) en to 'the nature of the proposals with respect to the shipping in Australian ports which could not get away for corrupt practices have extensively prevailed. I cannot but guilty of wilful and. corrupt perjury. St. 100 Bris. & Ex. 4 p. c. St. 105 - 108 25 all Union of Australia._ 78 - 79 Fiance ........ 1.1 & N Twice daily.. .... Dover ...... Twicedaily , dues, manning, volunteerine salvage, pilotage, and waut of hien through de . eertion. The power of the local b li • - th • bo hs in which such will appear e eee ere are some roug 20 5 Do. 4p. c. Shares - ... ... 24 Do. New B,l, - 9 Gibraltar .... .. ....NI 4,7, 17, 20, 27 ()rm. Southampton March 5 Greece (see India) r important subjects conneat'ad with our mercantile autho q reties was lute insufficient to cure the evil. The to have been - the case. I have heard as much in reference DERBY. St. 100 Caledonian £lO 106 - 107 50 10 Union of L0nd0n..... ... - ... Greytown .........-.M 2nd & 17th of mon. Southampten,March 1 nu which I have now submitted to the committee. I penalty of imprisonment, which could be inflicted, was to tho borough of Bridgnorth, against which &petition has Several voters who had been promised 2/. each to vote 15 all Chester & Holyhead 40 all Union of Madrid - ... llamburgh .... .. ....N Tuesday & Friday London ..... Tues. Sat. tto state that a reduction of 25 per cent. in the rates n°t sufficient to repress this - practice He trusted there s a • ' been lodged, I have heard that in Blackburn an attempt for Mr. Horsfall were examined. They described the GUar. 51 per cent. 19 - 20 - ......111 2nd of the month Southampton March 1 lotage of vessels in the port of London will be very fore, that the local magistrates would havo their power has been made to attack and iiasult the houses of those • li . hft 11 . fMHf 11 th 6i 3i Cork&Bandon 5i p.c. id - MISCELLANEOUS. Holland ...... . ..... M Wednesday & Sat. London ... a m ere ahue lily effected if the propositions of this bill are carried strengthened by some means, but especially by the aid of manner in wic,a er po ing or r. ors a , ey Honduras ........ .. M 17th of the month. Southampton March ta pa ies w o gave en once agams the acts of bribery. rt • h 'd ' t 64 all Dundee, Perth, and were taken to the County Tavern upstairs to the door of I have now concluded the task which the indulgence a war eteamer or two in the Australian ports-the presence Now, if there be truth in these rt d • ll if repo s, an especia y Aberdeen Junction 61 - 61 100 35 Australian Agricult... 100 - 110 104 2 xPeel India (via MarselUes)M 81. h& 24th if month Dover ...„. March 16 th rooM in which Mr. Morgan was, at the door of c committee has permitted me to dischaige. The of which would be most material and effective. He thought there is a etition to this house to make inquiry into the e 34 all E. Ang. (705.) 6p. c. 31 - 3a 20 6 Austrlasn.Pcific.Mail [ex Peel &xd [and xd lonian Isles (see India) eitions which I have submitted are unambitious Government could not do better than keep the steam- P . . which they were placed with their backs turned so as wwicedaill h b h 't general prevalence of corrupt practices mt at orong , i 5 all Do. (£5), 7 per cent. 34 - 4 10 5 Australn. Royal Mail' ... - ... Ireland ...... ..1.1 & N Twice daily ...... Holyhead - • :,",,,,,i 5 eir character, bat I believe that many of the changes service in an efficient state, and he was certain that the ld be hardl ri ht • the house to send a writ to that not to be able to see anything in the room. Two sove- 7i 2 Do. (X 7 17s), 7. p et. i - 1p 384 Brit. Ainericn. Land ... - ... Lisboa ........ ......31,7, 9, 17, &270 f m. Southampton, l `2,',.'; h l 16 Aed will result in such practical good, and at least I pilot interest would not oppose any obstacles to proper w:u y g in . . Madeira .. .. .. .. .. .. ' 9th of the month Southamptone,; h l2 d• d reigns were then mysteiiously dropped into their hands, 61 all Eastern Counties Ex- - b rough, unless the previous allegations were isprove . 100 321 Cana.da - ••• 31adeira .... .. .. .. .. :.. 23rd of the month Ply.nouth .. x'''''' 311 you that you by making no surrender by a.dopting changes and improvements. t I which they had been told to place behind them. They , .. - ... 54 6 , ch 10 ,to political pressure, nor making any abnormal con- Mr. HEA_DLAM thought the shipping interest had not (Hear, hear.) In saying the ;election would be corrup , . . tension, sp. c. No.l 14 -2p 1Z Pa 5 5 Crystal Palace ssions to the exieencies of certain interests. On the been dealt with in that liberal spirit to which they were do not mean that the same fic h t • enes of bribery would take were then led down stairs wit ou seeing anybody. The 64 all Do., No. 2 - ... Malt a _ ............N 7,17,19,27. 30 Om. Dover ...... Mar ary, you a.re invited to leeislate at a time of tran- entitled, consid.ering the competition to which that interest place ;I me il d I th d • h an that corrupt influences would. preva ,an process was a ways e same, an in eac case 10 all Do., New 6p. c. St. 141 -14 S 20 1 Eastern Steam - ... Mauritius (see India) fa•ech 2 6 Mauritius - ........N 14th of the month Plymouth .. 3.- -,..„ 0n . ty, and her Majesty's avernment only ask you to was exposed. Still he was glad to see that competition . continue to govern the electors. With respect to issuing the entry was found in 2elorgan's book of the name or 20 all Eastern Union Scrip 1 1 Electric. Telee. of Ir. ... - ~. Mexico .... .. .... .. al 2nd of the month., Southampton Ist 0. .'•„ affect to what are their sincere convictions. You are was to be made even more unrestricted, and though some a writ, Ido not think any writ should be suspended on t he number on the register of each vote, with the sum paid Guar. 6 per cent... 184 - 19 15 14 Gen. Steam Isi b avigat ... - ... 31 Naples •,•• . • ... ....N sthlath2.sthofmon. Dover _ .... March '', Ito take that course begun by Huskisson and con- dissatisfaction and loss would perhaps be created at first, ground which existed. for such suspension previous to the St. 100 East Lancash. 6p. as. 100 50 General S irew Steam ... - ... 111 New Granada 3l 2d & 17th of month Southampton MarelL:,, - ' - uld k to him placed against it. dby Peel ; and in the name of British enterprise we he was satisfied that the result would. be generally bene- , Grenville Act-namely that the suspension sho ta e r. ewer wa MFI k s recalled and coo mined as to an 6 • all Edinb. Prth. & Dund. 3 -3/ 3i 20 2a Irish Beetroot Sugar ... - ... New Zea1and.......... By private ship .. Various ports ace"; competition, from whatever quarter it may come, ficial. He was for removing all restrictions whatever, and P . lace by way of penalty to the borough. (Hear, hear.) It attempt which he said had been made: on Friday even- St. 100 Glasgow &S. Western 1 all Nat. Pat. Steam Fuel ... - •• • e I Papal States N athlath2.sthofmon. Dover ...... Marc t h l b Peninsula M 7thl7th27thofmon. Southampton arc, 1 ving, sincerely believing, that in proportion as you for leaving the shipping interest free and uncontrolled. ke on itself the punis men h • uld ta • • h t i e s i. not rig t this house sho . Guar. 5 per cent... .. 10 2 Netherlands land-. ... - ... -,-: h • ng last, after the conclusion of his exa caination-in-ehief, St. 100 Great • •• • Peru M2d & 17th of mon Southampton Marc' 26 2 your place in the vanguard of commercial freedom, He objected to delay on the subject of passing tolls. He . . g . Y , . boron hs b the same means as fornaerly. But if t ere 1 Northn. sp. a 126 - 128 20 2/ Nrth.ofEuropeSteam ..• - •• • Port Natal . .N 14th of the month Plymouth .. March _ at same proportion will you maintain the pre-eminence hoped the question would be dealt with forthwith. He . . . is an inquiry pending either before a select committee or to • induce him to go away to Boulogne before the St. 100 Do. sp. e., Redeem. 50 all Peninsular &Oriental ... -• • • Sicily ........ N athlsth2sthonnon, Dover ...... March ; i you have earned both in mercantile prosperity and said, do right to the shipping interest, but let the burden a . conator ' 15 h' d 16th Victoria, in meeting of the committee on turday. The ssion appointed by the t a tm at 10 p. c. prem... 111 - 113 50 25 Do. Do. .•• - ••• Tuscany N sthlsth2sthofirton. Dover ...... MarS, ll 1 either case we may may not issue a writ. What the hon. scene was at his hotel, the King's Armee Palace Yard ; 61 all Gt.S outhn. & Westn. - 821 100 60 Royal Mail Steam.... ... ••• Venezuela M2d & 17th of month Southampton Mar'" ,ime policy. (Hear, hear.) The right hon. gentleman cease from that moment. tided by moving for leave to bring in a bill to amend Mr. DEEDES saiii - i the pilo ' • t body had existed for centu- member proposes is that no writ should be issued without the • tempter Captain Clark, a well-known elec- (Ireland) Eights... 8$ - 9 Land 52 - 51 51 3A 25 25 South Austral. e Van Diemen's Land (see INV relating to pilotage. ries, and before anyt "ng was done to injure their interest, notice. But it should be remembered that a notice raight tioneering agent, and the advancement of 1,000/. 50 6 Gt. Westn. (Berks & 1 1 Submar. Telegraph... ... - ... 1 * Australia) . West Indie,s M l2d& 17th of month, Southamptoniafar c.h 1 .FL • it was right and proper that the whole subject should be UME thanked the right hon. gentleman for his s _ . . . . be given very late at night, and the writ moved in a thin which was ultimately to be placed in his hands Hants Ex. sp. c.) 6t - 7,ixd 1 2 Universal Emigration eass , house the following day. (Hear, hear.) But if the hon. e St. 100 Great Western, fixed 10 and Colonisation.. I ..„ - ... fully and fairly considered. With regard to the education before • A th It • - tl l eavi ng. no er eec ioneereng gen eman oe . 1 --39, and comprehensive statement, and was glad to hear of il h te ddth t ht to be allowed to p (its, e con n e ano one ong gentleman would say that there should be seven days' no the fTh ls • li td i th all d name o ompson was a o imp en e n e ege 4/ per cent 105 - 107 106 100 . 28a Van Diemen's Land.., 17 - 19 17 [ADVERTISEMENT.I-Deafness-New Discovery. a 16 6 Lan Yae F & oi . . £2O p - / p Albenaarle-street, Piccadilly, observe, opposite the "for' edvance in the way of that reform of which he (Mr. hold the situation and to perform the duties of pilot unless tice--(hear, hear)-it would be much better, for then all attempt, and he, on being asked, corroborated the state- s • t. 100 Do., 6p. c., Stock 150 -152 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Hotel. The organic vibrator, an extraordinary posser Le) had ever been the advocate. The Trinity Board known to Possess sufficient skill and. experience. Then with parties would have time to prepare their petitions. The - 111Flk t 'cl bl tt.Bt passed a severe ordeal before the committee of 1834, respect to the suggestion to work on lower termia . that was case is decidedly one of considerable difficulty and I merely ment of r. ewer o a consi era eox en u St. 100 London and Brighton ilthough he (Mr. Hume) had. endeavoured to effect a a question which was c,apable of being . determined by a P P . . lace these o inions before the house. It is no party mat- ap mn ar ' - C t • Cl kon being sent for to the King'a Arms, Guaranteed sp. o ... - .:. ete fill, small, newly-invented inatrument, for deafness, ell the • tirely different from all others to surpads anything of ; change in that board, he must confess that they had on of all the facts If after a full and im- t fair considerati . , . er whatever--caprice or cavil shoul not enter in i ; re use oco d •to 't f d t me unless under an order from the chairman, St. 100 Do. Pref. sp. c S ~ t. ... - ... CUSTOM-HOUSE-MARCH 7. ced , kind that has been or Probably ever can be produ partial inquiry, it could be shown that the existing stem b t all h uld •d to their best exertion in checking the and before this could be issued four o'clock arrived, and 50 call Do. Convertible, sp. u S 0 al ENTERED INWARDS.-The Reward, from Guernsey ; Hay- ' s 614 0 ; ated their duties with considerable credit to them- could be modified and • d h hul • improve , e s o d be willing to s • y torrent of corruption that now disgraces the countrY• the committee adjourned until to-morrow. c., 1852 - ... war , d. Maria, Marnhull, Marys Julia, Union, Margaret, being of the same colour as the sldn, is not percep d s. He did not think that our vessels should be subject agree to the proposition for change. (Hea,ahear.) — St. 100 Do. New Guar. 6p. e. ... - ... Vivid,, Speedy, Tyne, Concordi;,, Britannia, Dorset, Pearl, it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church g u • iy charge for lights, but should be placed in the posi- Sir G. PECHELL had been most anxious for a series Mr. SOTHERON wished to know, in the event of the SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 50 5 London &S. Western, Douglas, Hero, Matilda, and John Mowlem, GuernseY ; at public assemblies ; the unpleesant sensation o • f singi n g d§ or of the vessels pf the United States, which were never hon baronet's motion being accepted what the course of of years to see the good work of reformation effected. It • . . Con. Thirds 'at - 3 iP Orbit, Havre ; Leontine, Demeraia • Mary Lyon, Cadiz ; noises in the ears are entire! e removed ; and. it O n , lin this shape. In this country the pressure of incli- must be obvious that the whole fabric was comine to an ' d b •t d proceeding would be ? The evidence woul e prin e , --,........._ !121 10 Londonderry &Coler. Conquest, Cadiz ; Gratitude, Madr•L ; Nina, Mauritius ; all the assistance that possibly could be desired. '-i.i'f end. It was th f • • •° 1 . d. th tbl fth h d laced in the hands of , ere ore, cpute time that something was ai on ea e o e ouse, an p TATTERSALL'S-Alcor - DAY. i Shares . - valuable newly-invented, vein taxation was admitted to be a grievous burden on the done to accelerate that event, and to lay the foundation of every member. At the end of seven or ten days hon. 12/ all Londndry. & Ennisk ut, Elizabeth, Jersey ; Gustav, Griefswolde ; Allegro, Oporto ; powerful waistcoat pocket • glass, the size of a wain sa METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. amer. Now, every tax that was laid upon shipping a better system. He believed the present measure would gentlemen turned the matter in their minds and. came to A Shares ..... -13 a Moselle, Antwerp ; Soho, Havre ; Th o m as i ne N ew York ; t o discern minute objects at a distarice of from foils 1 "" an indirect tax, and enhanced the price of the articles be of great benefit, and he trasted it would meet with sup- a conclusion different from that of the !elect committee. 7to 1 agst Contentment (taken). 25 all Manch., Shea ,&Lin , Tartar, Mauritius ; Speculation, Demerara • Marys, Guern- five miles, which is found to be invaluable, for y chting) port, for it got rid of the monster evil the Cinque Ports The hon. gentleman concluded by moving the following 12 to 1 agst Lampedo. 4 Shares, No. 1 8- 9 sey and Jersey ; City of London, Dunkirk • Attwood, and to sportsmen tl - a Tele gen emen and gamekeepers. oard to the consumer. The principle on which they 10 all Do., New, £lO - 111 Rotterdam ; Segredo, Aveiro ; Queen of the ' lsles, do. ; • ' - , sots° amen( men :- a in a cases w en e sea o an Mr. HA.STIE expressed his satisfa'ctS ' ' 1 t "Th t • 11 h th t f y ion that the li ht g ' 20 to 1 agst Pug Orrock (taken). scopes, possessing such extraordinary power, that tto act, therefore, was this :-The ship beiiag the clues were no longer to be applicable to any other than to member has been declared. void by an election committee 6 3 Do., X 6 A i P Ann, do. ; Concordia, Rotterdam ; Thea, Calais ; Eperton, 34 inche ' s with an extra e • distille d ! is by which the goods were exported or imported, if a light-house purposes. He was also gratified to perceive on the grounds of bribery or treating, no motion for the NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 12/ all Marypt. & Carl. 4 p.c. ... - ... Dunkirk ; Lion, Harlingen ; Magnet, do. ; Llerctuy, Bor- ) ye piece, will show vere required to maintain the harbours, let that taX that the restriction on the matuaing of British vessels was issuing a new writ shall be mad.e without previous notice 12 to 1 agst Maria. • 12i all Do. 44 per cent ea' deaux ; Menai Calais ; Adonis, Rotterdam. Jupiter's moons, Sat ' • ble et 3.-• urn s ring, and the dou 4 . 0 r vied, not upon the ship, but upon the goods at the to be taken off. He trusted that some of the propositions being given in the votes." 121 81 Do ...... .... .......... .. ... - ... The su ersed es ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADINO.-The Menai, for - Y P e every other kind, and are of all siz s .7. For his own part, however, he hesitated not to sly shadowed forth in the .speech of the President of the Board. Mr. BOUVERIE entirely agreed in the necessity that DONCASTER HANDICAP. St. 100 Mid. Consol. 6 p.a.St. ... - ... dte• Calais ; Panther, Ostend ; Adonis Rotterdam ; Mottos the - waistcoat pocket, shooting, military purposes, , a the light dues ought to be entirely removed from the of Trade would be embodied in a bill. existed for putting down bribery and corrupt practices ; 3to 1 agst Ethelbert. St. 100 Do. Consol. Bristol & First, Oporto; S e in e , B ou l ogne ; cf aawa i ngee , M e lbourne ; Opera and race-course glasses with wonderful power.:e; iing and transferred to the Consolidated Fnnd, to be Mr. INGHAM expressed surprise that a greater reduc- but then they should not lose sight of just and constitu- Bina. 6 per cent.... 146 - 118 147 Isabella, Demerara ; Soho, Havre ; Drover, Melbourne ; Minute object can be clearly seen from 10 to 12 re°, aby the community at large, as was the case with the tion in the amount of light dues was not to be effected, tional means. He would support the amendment of the 12 to 1 agst Burndale. 164 5 Do. Pref. 44 percent. 1 - ip 51 City of London, Dunkirk ; Rokeby, Quebec • Tartar • ci en , _ _ lca : distant. Invaluable newly-invented spectacle.-S. an a son the coast of France and the Uhited Statasa af the more especially as the debts to be paid had become so hon. member for North Wiltsliire. DONCA.STER STEEPLECHASE. 20 all Norfolk Extension... 221 - 2 Algoa Bay ; Concordia, Rotterdam ; Vergin del P i a i e, ) ..eoiemons. _knead,. And flnfioia.no :IQ A lhomarle-Eltre e ' _ ... __ . . -. .. .. 4 . . ' M ct o p 4 Colchester ' 51 37 400 37 54 25 400 Harwich Leigh Malden 977 127 800 518 72 70 0 KIRKCALDY—MARCH 5. The following are the quotations for grain : Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Beans. I First Second 49s Od 31s Od 21s Od Os Od I Third 4os Oct 27s Od 18s Od I Os Oct Oatmeal, per bag of 2801bs imperial, 29s Od to 30s Od.. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—Deafness—New Discovery.- 59 Z Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, observe, opposite the 'for' Hotel. The organic vibrator, an extraordinary power ful, small, newly-invented instrument, for deafness, en tirely different from all others to surpads anything of a l _ A ° kind that has been, or probably ever can be product" being of the same colour as the skin, is not perceptibloci it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at church 3 , 11 , at public assemblies ; the unp!!...-,sant sensation of singil noises in the ears are entire! removed ; and it affor all the assistance that possibly could be desired. T he Royal Exhibition valuable n ew ly-i nven t e d, ver i, f powerful waistcoat pocket glas s , the size of a vralo a ,.,%' to discern minute objects at a istarice of from four '- five miles, which is found to be invaluable, for yach T ting ele , and to sportsmen, gentl emen , an d gamekeepers. ,: scopes, possessing su c h ex t raor di nary power, th a t set 3i inches, with an extra eye piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's rin and the double st all ' They supersed e every other kin g, d and are of all s izes for the - waistcoat pocket, shooting, , military purposes, Opera and race-course glasses with wonderful power minuteobject can b e c l ear ly seen , from 10 to 12 rail distant. Invalu a bl e new ly-i nven t e d spectacle.—S. an d Piccadilly,Solomon observe, s, Ausriersvtes, opposite theandOpticia Yorkns, 3 H 39, otel. Albemarle-str eet [ADVERTISEMENT.]—The attention of all classe 8 „ m „ 11118 been attracted to the unde n i a bl e virtues of Parr's Life - 1 "'„.: and a vast majority of the people have evinced their tl t — e . lifted approval of the high character awarded this mecliem:;. and are daily becoming more and more convinced of th e ";‘, tonishing efficacy of this renovator of the human race. Psi ie Pills are strongly recommended to those who are suffor.-7, from headache or indigestion, whether arising from constl]ee tional inaction, biliary disarrangement, or over-indulg e :i o. at the table, as they have never been known to f e nt. affording immediate relief. Sold by E. Edwards, 60 ; Paul's Churchyard ; Barclay and Sons, Farringdon - s tre er , Sutton and Co., Bow Churchyard ; Hanney Co. & S ig s l o s, Oxford-street ; Baxter, High Holborn ; Preston an d in Smithfield, London ; and by most respectable dealesos. medicine. 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