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No. 1,603.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1851.
come direetly from. the Exhibi-gONEY.-E1,500 ill ready to be AV: ANT= ', ib""11111!.h's for haviaftNEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, BAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET.
t.. . 1.., ma ee interest, ppm approved kaletood or het. ! tion to-day to attend the meeting of this society-(cheers)-
y I. sense reset ass toan t2OO. Apply to MULLES and I am sure that if anything were necessary on the THIS DAY. •
gssi=rx:sa, emeastriseatieildiage, qty. i part of his Royal Highness to promote the interests of THIS DAY. THIS DAY. I
' this society, of which we are all members, and which Two o'Cr.ocx. Two o'CLoce.
-iiiiiiEl.7LEßlt. - DOD D, BROTHERS, 40, appears to me to have attained such a prooperous state, it CESAREWITCH. The share market opened with a heavy appear-
u emstau (Mone/00-a'rs'e bide). *ram. 81251851_sad I would be u readily accorded and as graciously extended as his Mrs. Taft .. .. ance this morning, and under the pressure of sellers
in ninny of the leading stocks, the general range The dealers in the English stock market; have to-
day been a good deal engaged s ith the settlement
wsietisei•v• sett t° "'licit I° is.2"°° et1b12°88“.1" AM"- I countenance and liberal support which it has already re-
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of prices experienced a decided backward move- .
sear of JET ORNAMENTS. forming a Unite the choicest mho ....,;,,ed. (Hear.) I beg leave to propose the health of bin Barcelona .. • • of the month's account in Consols, bat still a fair ,
ad seven averse in chair" breoetwo, bromide, boos earrings, Ilia 1" " Candlewick .. .. 3
meat, London and North Westerns receding to 114 f be to met with is Louise-ie. Omsk& !Royal Highness with all the honours, and that we express • • number of other transactions has been en- .
' our gratitude to him for the great condescension he has Won by two lengths. 26 ran.
ltlidlands to 47k, Great Westerns to 81, Berwicks to, tered into, the nrrival of persons in the.;City ,
LONG EVENINGS MADE SHORT.-ItlEClll'Sishown in coming among us this day..
A better feelin to receive their dividends, payment of which has
FAMOUS BAGATELLE TABLES, menufectured area the , The toast was drunk with enthusiasm. 171, and South Easterner to ltiag is . s ,
now observable, and a rally has occurred, so that in'' e commenced this morning, giving occasion to the
,„,,,..i.,...., I. It wiratiatt-street, Loudon, nuke nog eveninp appear I The health of "The Duchess of Kent and the other mem-
ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT TO SHOOT A
kart, sal timeline redealatlon with muumuu Price 63 lea. I bees of the Royal Family" was drunk with similar honour..
present quotations arc nearly equal to those which execution of long deferred orders. The market being .
POLICEMAN.
ruled at the close of business yesterday, except in a further supported by the action of the government ;
44 V. , .9.• me, up to SI:. Sold also blies agente, Sphrs and Son, 1 Col. SEYMOUR, in responding to the uext toast, the
Wore; rowel, the Lounge, Leeds; bates, Liverpool; Woolfleld, „ e Army and Navy," took occasion to observe how much v-e
few instances. To-morrow being " continuation day," '
broker who has invested in both Consols and Re-
gauges, ; wpm, I=Vant ; Stephenson, Mel ; Beaten., "'• a scarcely remember an instance in which we
the arrangements for the settling will be in
Loser, otecl and Biz, 54 B. are 3,33.3 .Blom Idetors . pleasure the proceedings of the day bad occasioned his
have been called upon to ncord a more flagrant outrage duced, a good deal of firmness has been observable, ,
The receipts of the London and Brighton way and an advance of k has been established in the ,
were. , Royal Highness. Ile was gratified that the melting had
then was committed on the night of Saturday last, in the
been so well attended, and was particularly struck with the
WHISKERS AND MOUSTACIIIOB. - The i specimens of handicraft which had been exhibited in one a
midst of one of the greatest thoroughfares of Plymouth.
Lawrence Rooney, an Itinerant mender of broken glass, for the week ending the 11th Oct., show an increase course of business.
2,330/. over those for the corresponding p.eriod of Consols opened 1 „and h • •ed - to 3 are improv to
unenerdeated news of ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL I the tents. His Royal Highness was also pleased to. hear
stctacle frames, &c., was wending his way homeward, of
M Preonemd thee. Tense 54 Mealusdule 5511017.4117 linewn end . statements with respect to the neat and cleanly condition of
last year, being 11,6221., against 12,2921., in 1850' . 967, to 97, which is also the quotation for the 12th
a Lit the hour of 12 at night, when the box which he
IltMeesanol. "11 al neee'led. 4 TS'ithwil'' most muner''w in ,2l&&* ! the cottages and gardens of the labouring claws in the
Inc South-Eastern return is 20,4151., against 15,1141. 0.. f November, there being scarcely any "continua-
ULM, vol orrutled by the MAWR authorities. The ei,,i,1.,...is carried at his back, and which was very similar in appear- ne .
11e,::=7. I neighbourhood, for he was of opinion that, without the
last year, being an increase of
an. ee to that used by travelling jewellers, arrested the asters- lion." This is a very unusual circumstance at this ,
'l9,"'"'"f a' ka n"rigking.l79.l"l. aid 3."-''''. -- ' menus of comfort in his house,the poor man's life could
mar. ...if, ,is • a climates sad in Oates of existence. It automates I
early period of the account, and whilst it shows
Its bals:ook torperne. into the none of the lead, nourishes Ow Ilan I not be a. happy one. (Ilene.) It was therefore
Revell and Grimes. The first mentioned, after endeavour- on the other lines arc said to be very large.
Is in embayo.tote, unkriens its growth, &anew it from :sue sae Royal Highnesses chief desire, by all the means in his
lag to poesess himself of the box in Bedford-street, Col- IIEtARES AND *roots UNGUARANTEED. the abundance of money in the Stock Exchange,
Mend oil, el.l-ills 11, in Inotar_tyl k .___and watialle. Its P 0608600 4 . power, to augment those comforts, and to improve the
lowed Rooney to the corner of the pat-office, where he and the easy rate at which accommodation is oh-
balthy .'guar, eIIAY Whim. 160 t0t0r&0•._,,Y0a,,011,07 i?...,L1" lasso" I social and moral welfare of the labouring population. (Ap- Meng prices Sale* baday up •
knocked him down and then ran oft' with his prize. The ob. pd. Itanwaes. Yetterday. to 1 pt, tamable, evidence is also afforded that at present the
Daiwa hot" 'lll. Prises' 64, 7as '"lr 7"*" leg- to I plause.) The gallant colonel concluded by proposing the
mei, Inc Gel, asd double thetas., Ile. per bete. n didnot, • however, unobserved, chase as outrage - —-- -- tendency of speculation in Consols for next month is
Each Bowe ..4 the posese melee hasi the wee* Rowan& Ma. "Bishop and Clergy of the diocese." given, and Revell basis's thrown away the box, but 60 50 Aberdeen ... ... ...... ss 10 91 i I decidedl • in the way of " licaring,". or, avoiding
4,,,...,4,„; s ..,,,,.. ten, time on O. wrapper; sod on the twee Ihe Rev. M. I Anus responded. still finding himself hard pressed by a policeman, drew 30 116 &&_,beelta_ll4ss;?ll:l_lloBl4t
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Mt/ 'Maven nserl 1,500 thane
_eontaialag 93.028 keen. sold by The CHAIRMAN then gave "The members for the
forth a pistol (subsequently found to have been loaded), in ui,,Z.,,' g,;147.„,-.7.„4 71, to 44 a fall in prices. The following are
them at se. &ATP/. ES. LONDO3. ass b 3 ell 1310L°41 sod borough," and passed a high culogium upon Colonel Reid,
and threatened to officer, who, however, seething ej 24 abtoobeeo.Loneaotteo.43 • the prices of the day's business as stated in the
Motumano observing that for local or legislative purpose ova.a damned, lrereeked e pistol aside, and succeeded in caps Clam Jun.. late 3SLoalkl. 13 II die official list :-Three per Cent. Consols, Annuities,
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turing the ruffian. The name of the other soldier, who et 100 Mew slid Exeter .....75 80 96.1, 97; ditto for account, 12th November, 961 ;
..,..... Rrti- van. made his escape when the robbery was committed, having St. 160 iCeledeolen ••• - ... 111 11l 111 6
WINDSOR ROYAL AffSOCIATIoN Colonel REID, M.P., in acknowledging the honour, ee 50 !Diluter and Holyhead .. irt 1,; Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 96, 1 ex div.;
DirittiviNo THE CONDITION OF LABOURBUS. been otitaiued, both
.o Monde brought up in cuss
said he had hupedthat the toast would net have been pro- were,
• Monday,
Guildhall, SO 45 'Dubin sad Beitastluna... 24 It die New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, 97t,
-..--,-.tody before the magistrates s Ding at and were 13 ,16 East Aso" f625L at ii.
posed, because he thought it was most desirable that evil-f, 4ex div. Long Annuities, 6 5-16, I ex div.; An-
Yesterday the first annual general meeting thing that had any relation to politics should be etudious y remanded until Thursday. ins 'sale ... .. 21 3
Mr. Jeffery, Lockyer-terrace, Union-road, was the first 19 ,II Do. (f to P. a IL) .. 3 2i 1 1 unities expiring 1859, 61, 11-16 ex div. Bank Stock, •
ploughing match, and exhibition, in connexion with this avoided in a meeting of that description. (Hear, hear.)
witness. He said the prisoners came to my shop and asked M. 24 Eastern Coulies .....6 61 64 211 t, 2121 ex die.
assoceilion, which was founded by his royal highness Prince He felt deeply interested in the success of the Association,
23 2) Eastern Vial..ll, Girl 4..
for some caps, shut, and gunpowder. I sold them Id. worth
Albs re and hies since been honoured with the especial but at the same time ho was of opinion, that if such a (late IL T.' . sib.) ... _ ... 4 44 • TllO "ogress of the settlement has not been un-
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of each ; they told me they wanted it for a pistol ; described
pate.mere of her Majesty, and of the court, was celebrated meeting as he saw assembled was converted into an arena IS 16 Do. doe' it and C dine 3 3t attended with difficulty, one broker having been this
at th. Clay Ilall Farm, Old Windsor, hitherto in the melt- fur political discussion, there was a great chance that its the pistol as a large one. 23 ,25 gut Lepontine ... ... 141 141 141 1 morning declared a 'defaulter. His liabilities are
potion of Mr. S. C. Cantrell, but since Saturday last is the harmony would be disturbed, and that angry feelings would Samuel Hawken-On Saturday night the prisoners came lif fir 140. Neer I share, - -
Lend. of Prince Albert, who, by adding this splendid firm to be generated. With respect to his conduct in the House into his uncle's beer-shop, and had a pint of beer, and one 80 3O East k west India i• • understood to be chiefly in Consols, in which he is a
of them naked where there was a gunsmith's shop ; the other and Biros. Juneau 49 SI " bear " for next time ; but they will probably prove
those already in his occupation, known respectively as the of Commons, the only desire that had animated hisllti SO Edinburgh and Glasgow 26 58
said they wanted four caps and sonic shot ; and he directed
Ylini:,ii Ond the Norfolk farms, has now become a " tenant breast had bee* humbly but honestly to assist in M. 195 Edinburgh, Perth,Durido 4 41 of an unimportant amount, as we bare heard them
them to Jeffery** Saw no pistol. 131 stated as low as 1,4001., and hopes are held out of
farm. I,- hiug nearly 1,000 uses of land. legislatin for the benefit of the community at harp,
Lawrence Rooney-I sin a glass grinder, epectaele maker, ftl n, Da iorthLee,lllA.Diferri.o 1:
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Wiedsor insy be said to form the centre of a large member and he bail never given
.a single vote in that house 20s. in the pound being eventually paid.
&c. About 12 o'clock on the night of Saturday last, the ten 124 Do. share.,ls,6 pro Ci. II Ili li
of azroultural associ•itions, and it is included within the upon personal or party considerations. (Cheers.) H
•He had 4th, I was walking up King-street towards the Post-office, le 180 Otdenth. and Weet.,lre., J 1 1154 The unfunded securities still experience a good in-
year4okm of more than one of them; hut until the present watched anxiously oeer the interests ref the town of Windsor, Ili. 140 Orme Western ...
it hue never hail an exhibition and distribution and he had promoted them according to rho best of his carrying my box, hung Ito my shoulder by a strap. Theqairy, and arc decidedly looking up. Exchequer
of its own, nor would it now have attained that humble ability. Ile rejoiced to see so large a party as that box was closed but not lucked. I first met the prisoners "la 11% k 17- -"' - -
tiel fel taunter and Carlisle
the other aide of the Wooelman. I was walking very fast eli II I Da nod. . ...
distinction :Among the. neighbouring town., had it assembled to celebrate the establishment of that most es-51s, prem., being another rise of Is.; and India Bonds
and overtook the prisoners dressed Us soldiers. I wished MO Laacrehire ent •Yorkalien 941 996 lit II 8
not been tor the kind and benevolent interest which tier salient association, the objects of which were all moat purely rule at the improved rate of 51s. to 575. prem. Our
them good uieht as I passed, nod one of them replied in the 2.5 I 2.5 Do. j thileS ... ... - die
Majeaty and Prince Albert have been pleased to take benevolent and philanthropic, comprising as they did the view of the course of this market is thus borne out.
in the welfare of the industrial population in the impc.reement of the moral and social condition and character sanie words. I walked on through Frankfort-street and ai 113 Do. Fifths ... ...
30 II li Do. wept Ming Cahn 6S „ li
Bedford-street, without talking. They kept close by myThe foreign stock market is quiet, at about former
Nimbi of which they reside for so considerable a portion of of the labouring population of the district. By the sweat of
side until we got near the P....lturd Inn, in Bedford-street, I 30, Lee''' N'tb73 ~ "' •• 1. '..,
the year. Lest year her Majesty and the l'rince contd. their brow their granaries were filled, and their markets ti
IL Leca m and I.lao omit
when one of them got hold of my box, and gave it two or 61. 400 Las., Eri411:,11,419. Goan 94 941 61
bitted the muufficent sum of 401. as • donation and 101. 10s. abundantly supplied with the first necessaries of life. in any description. Sardinian Scrip, however,
three twitches trying to pull it off my shoulder. I tried Pt., WO London in North-Weston, HSI 1131 ?II i 141 IS .
as an animal subscription, whilst the Duchess of Kent (Hear, hear.) Another object which the association sought m worse again, as the falling due of al-
to keep it, and said, " Hellos, what are you about ?"23 52 Do. do., t Woes...
added a douation of 201. fur the purpose of establishing the to minim was to raise within the breasts of those clausesl3/ other instalment of 10 per cent. on the 21st inst.
Neither of them made any answer, and I had not sooken 82,0 111 .„.D5.• Firths ... ; • ,•• 3.. 2 n
" hovel Association fur improving the condition of feelings of self-respect, and to reconcile them to the hard•
labourers end others in the parishes and districts of New lot of their lives. To the last moment of his life he would to them, nor they to me, except what I have stated. When 6L 100 1 ."•413.41-,ManOn•`•' .1 li, 334 3
100 Lor.dun tt 80mb.% eotpri, 821 134 brings needy holders into the market. After this pay-
it was pulled I got off the pavement into the street, and :9 Isn Ike, co ...9 8 tie merit 25 per ant. will remain to be paidup. Thescrip
lirindieir, Eton, Clew. r, Holy 'Trinity, Old Windsor. Sun- do what he could to advance such an institution as thaefeel-
Magnin, Sunuingelale, and ' Windlesham." The rfillel ing that, if well conducted, it must be of immense beuttitto walked on towards the post-office. They stopped on the re, I„i Lee, g 45
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Was sold yesterday as low as 3 dig,, and to-day is
favement walking after me until I came to Morrish's corner. 31, 5j Maneb„Rux., and alAttoil. 22z 3
Collsof I, with a follilesfellsioll as unprecedented as it was the whole neighbourhood. In conclusion, he begged to give marked 21 dig. Bargains are marked as follows :
lost sight of them, and walked as fast as I could home Ih. too noneh,Seet„SiUneolula 261 sti 264
honoureble, took upon himself the active dune" of red- "The Mayor sad Corporation of Windsor." • , er lee flaiate Liu:Lt.:Mon 3 21 15
through Whimple-street, until I wasi a front of the pest-Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941, 931 ;
dent, and in that capacity, attended by his equemes in The Ex-Idevolt returned thanks. St: Wu Midland ..
maiunz, distributed prises to a small amount in the Town- Other Wants followed, but, as politics were studiously offiev, which is about 40 yards from the corner where I 30 134 Ho, gm) ti,o4; - die Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 59f ; ditto Four
missed them ; I was then knocked down by one of them, I Seale. De. Bora. tool Derby
Loll tat November. The society was formed too late in avoided, they were necessarily of a local character, and
cannot say which, and my box was taken from my shoulder 50 , 4;4 Midland G. eat Westeru(li - -
the autumn to come into full operation last year, and the would not prove interesting to the general reader. 26!, 27; l'eruvian Deferred, 411. Sardinian Scrip,
,by Reset immediately after I received the blow, and he 33 125 New:nu:et ... ... . 8 81
prizes airy consequently limited to the occupiers of the The proceedings did not terminate till a late hour.2l dig. Spanish Active Five per Cents.; 201, .4;
ran down St. Andrew-street. I did nut see the other I 4 5 Newl;g:TaltdePleßs7. _ - dis i
cleanest cottngee, and the best cultivated gardens and allot-
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meow Bt, ISO Noafh ik . - ... 18 20 . •
up from behind, and a blow in the back of my head either 941 IS Do. New i 20...... ..... ... 14 II die With the receipts in the City of the second edition
l'pon the present occasion it was ntimated that prizes
SECOND EDITION. with the fist or fiat hand. As soon as I got up I shouted 60 4 Sentient counties. *Union 3 21 dig of the Daily News, which exclusively contains a
wound be awarded by his Royal Highness in person in all
"stop thief," and followed him down St. Andrew-street, 05. 25 Scrub V.ntish .. ... .. a; 6
the. classes comprehended by the association, and it wassummary of the news by the Brazil steamer 'fay,
shouting as I ran. When I got down to the bottom, 20 171 North Seatfords.Olre.. ... tie 81 dta 91 9
ands";, ited that bee Majesty and the junior branches of her 16 It Norte Devon
_., _ .. - - confirming our view of the successful progress of the
through None-street, and against Messrs. Scott's brewery.,
Illustrious family would grace the ceremony with their pre- Fr..o-11 TIIIS NrC !IT'S GAZETTE. to 1 North 448outhliest.Jano par Ipm
in floe Glate-street, I saw police officer Croker, and the pn- movement against Rums and his ally, Oribe, the
sense. Extensive preparations had been made for the ac. 60 SO ozrod, Wore., a Wolver 14 141 141
soner lterellscuilling on the ground. At the. bottom of St. et,. 33 suoi,i, Wore.,
_ _ nj itj a sew 13 a sew market for Brazilian Bonds has assumed more firm-
commodation of the nubility and gentry who it was expected Andrenodreet, I met Leeworthy, who gave um the box. I 93 118 ecouseh !beau" ... .. 8 9
woulo Avail themselves of the opportunity of witnessing the I.TTERPOOT., OCT. 9.-The Queen was this day ness, but no bargains have as yet been concluded.
distribution, and the large and elegant mtrquee used in the pleased to carder the honour of Knighthood upon John saw the policeman endeavouring to wrest a pistol from le 231 Do. Now
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Revell, and Grolier got it from him and fired it off in the 184 13 Bhee'ea & Pim. Clue A 6 64 61 The accounts are perused with much interest, so
days id lii. lute Majesty William V. at N irginia Water, lknt, Esq., Mayor of Liverpool. 9 li.i era 11. large a branch of British commerce being affected.
air. Prisoner woe brought to the station-house by the 1:4 g " b ylkiefOntiil7. I :1 jUs
and never put into requisition since that time, was erected FOREIGN-OFFICE, OCT. 10.-The Queen has beenA meeting of merchants is being held at the Lim-
on the clay. hail Farm for their reception. tased to approve of Mr. Alexander C. O. Trcntowsky as police. I took the box home and in the course of the night
police constable Colton came for it, aud it is the same now lei a Shre7sbu"ry and Chestei
(Ner. W. Min.) ... .. 14 le don Tavern, to memorialise Lord Palmerston to sup-
As early in the morning as 9 o'clock, her Majesty and her sul at St. John's New Brunswick, for his Majeoty the lBl ail Do. Halves ... ... .. 7 8
Wu:den/us consort left Windsor for London by the Greatproduced. The box was made for carrying jewellery. port the railway through Egypt. The meeting is
King of Prussia; also to approve of Mr. Salvatore Pisan Police-constable John Croker-I was coining up I. An- 10 30 Ise Osiee.try ... - 11 12
Western Railway, in order to pay another visit to the Great le I U". New ... ... .. 6 1 els attended by a considerable number of merchants con-
es Consul at Malta for the e'ree Hanseatic City of Bremen drew-street on the night of Saturday last, shortly after 12,
Exhibition, and they returned to the Castle shuttle after 1 ar 61 Shrepatdre Cann ... .. 14 SI We z d 3x d
and met Revell running down the street from the direction fleeted with Egypt and India, and the chairman is
so se South Devoe ... ... . 13 15 „
sielork. 'le the fatigues of the Exhibition it is owing that WALOFFICE, Ocr. 14.
leer Mu rat did not honour the distribution of prizes with let Rem. of Drag Gda.-Lield. P. Manutau., keen 10th Lt. Drags., of the post.office, and heard somebody from the top of the
street shout " Stop him." I put out my foot as he passed So SO South te.dei ... .. ... 21 rs 7i
M. Se Seoul Carters ... ... .. 19 191 „
274 l 194 x d supported by several members of the legislature. In
the unavoidable absence of Mr. Thomas Baring, the
bar presence. Precisely at 4 o'clock, however, his Royal to t 2 Haut., vice Bitt, who sets.
Bighn• es Prince Albert rude up to the tent on horseback, 6th Drag C la-Asoist.-eure. 0. Y. Como; M.D., from 3rd P., to to trip him up, but I did not, and as he passed on 1 ob. 20 IS iouth York-b.sallverDw 4 3 ills chair was taken by Mr. Oregano, who very clearly laid
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served a box on his left shoulder. I ran after him. At
acrompaitied by Colonel Grey, his royal highness's private otbheLai`..t•-mulViee Catrraliwk_dm's o ....sad r„ t .1...0we. she bona'. of St. Arsar,v• eta ccl Ile threw the box over 18 13,1.1...6,r=00w01i11'0arr..";!10ij... !I, !I down the premises on which the application to Lord
weretary, and Colonel F. B. Seymour. The air ...at with oor,i.,tinro N - r,;om.ln the 39th F. his head. At this time I was about four or five yards from ei, 14, poom„,a,,,oolk,otlgod 1,,1 i; dio l'almerston is founded, and showed that while the
cheers as his Itojal Maine. approached. The splendid mete. cup. 111.2. Mel; ili.D.. from 72ad F., to be wee hint. The box was thrown towards me. I did not stop. 20 IS Vale of Scant ... ... .. - - ills interests of commerce required a railway, there were
bands of the Orenadier Guards and of the Royal ens P. teCallagtean, M.D., who ren, on hop. Saw Lecworthy close by when he threw it back. Prisoner 20 20 Waterford ern Kilkenny.. - ..
NOM, Gnards Blue struck up simultaneously the 13th Lt. Drap.-Cor. E. UASSZTT to be lieut., without pure sloe no justifiable masons for preventing its completion.
" National Anthem," and at the same moment the Pakenham, who res.; Cor. J. Prose to be lieut., by per., rice ran through Norte-street, and turned up 'toe Gate-street. St. 13 Yorlidieleefollearherwlev IS /91 171_18
23 M Do. do. Eatiostone .. 7 01 Cs Mr. Arthur Anderson, M.P., has moved the adop-
standard of England and the union jack were Donovan, ape to the Ist Drag. Oda. Near Messrs. Scott's brewery he turtle d round and said, 25 0 Do 0 N.E.Purehase .. 131 3/ „ tion of the memorial, which is being well signed,
Coldstream Rest et IL Oda,-eke. -la C. Lieut. G. Lw3 Seven ex, from the "1I you come near me I'll blow your brains out," at the it, 4, York and Bodo 43,,8.,,0,,i IN l 9 18 181 19
hoisted on the tent, where, during the remainder of
Rile Brigade, to be env sad Heat, by Pero Vier React', Prom same time presenting a pistol. (The pistol was lucre pro- and there is every prospect that the meeting will
the prom. dings, they floated gracefully side ;by side. At Sri F.-A-44.-Sarg. D. 0.14111.1 LY Curnar, ula, frau tne staff, to duced-a very large one, witha cap lock, and was marked LINES LEASED AT rIXED KENT/09. soon be brought to a conclusion, after an amicable
this time there were upon the ground a vast number of 3 , ~,,,,0,.....3., ,too c0...r0e...0r, to the 6th Drag. Oda. oD. (,)," and is one usually carried by preventive officers.) so 1
ladies and gentlemen, amongst whom we recognised the Iltle F.-Asel.L.Surg. E. W. Yo oi,i, from the eta, to be assist. 6 Berke a Rants. Ext. 3 per discussion.
I ran to him, and caught the pistol by the barrel with the Ct. acme,' to b e Western - -
Rev. Lunt Wrioth;eley Russell, Colonel Reid, M.P.,The Consol account, which will be brought to a
al" 'lee
GtTe app.el° U. Doe Bart. G.C.13, from 99th IL, to left hand, and the prisoner with the right hand. I got SOI 301 (Berke
131 h -Lieut. .i II [scow Major-General Wentyss, Captain Vyse, M.P., Captain Bul- ~,,, e
____,.,,,,,5.r.ea. bit ii.,,,,,...e.8.,,...
him down, and a man came to my a aistance, and knelt on ealirleinoLorwlthgnar. liquidation to-day, opened on the 11th ult., with
helve, Rev. te. Neville, Rev. T. T. Carter, Rev. J. C. Lu- 18,7 sot, zi ,-, 47 .2 ;17 . Sur ~D. O. Hone, M.D., to be asreat..eirro his breaet while I got it away, and when I did so I full anwe au.. to tit. West.' 261 291 the price for the 14th October quoted 961 to t. The
cena, and others. There were alsOpresent a number of the vise Batt, Rept° Mesta; 60.1.412j0r T. "888 v t° be cluarte2" cocked it, and fired it off in the air. While we were 201 301 Ditto wittiout &guarantee,
clialdn nof the ragged school, and the whole of the Cum- art, vie, Peel, des, (hived to OreatWestem; 21 29 daily fluctuations of prices since, as between the
50th F to be lieut. vise Till.
berland Lodge School children, whole parents are all en. Nth 14.-Liset. C. A. NOVA; from the .„ struggling, he took it away once, but I immediately got 20 13 Birm., Won., and Dudley! highest and lowest rates, both for money and time,
gaged upon the crown estates. is
F. who
A. hold of it 're With the assistance of two or three per- oraliedulypd„orvinguar.,
Lieut. A.A. Loirouole to beeap, by caw.., vice Bodges, sons, I carried hint to the station, and while there ho col- (kneed to GreatWestuai 510 pm are subjoined. The highest money price during the
..., The l'rinee looked remarkably well after his sojourn in 28t& Se IS Ditto without egewantee
whir:.;ts.; Ens. J. Sraarrom, to b lieut. by per., vice Long- lured me again, and Colton collared him. While there, he period embraced in the account being 971, and the
the northern portion of her Majesty's dominions, and af. more; Lieut. B. 11 Pulses. to be ad jut. vice Lon ore, prole. gave his name Thos. Brown. (trued to Orem Weston, 7 9pm
forted ample evidence in his own person of the bracing ppm p,...D. ey, la gegoave, to ba ;teat, by per., eke pitapeutee„ 17i 1;4 Iluakiegeomditre (Karol, lowest 952, the extreme fluctuation is shown to be
The prisoners were then fully committed for trial at the I to LowlonS4.'Nesterns, 171 171 171 1;1 per cent, being more than for some time past:
tact. of the mountain air and the invigorating influence of who rot.
4 just 1,-jesteg,,esie-g: Ft, WOOOLIFT, M.D. from the staff, t .
obe essi.L. next assizes at Exeter. SO Iso ic",,,li.vs, '475X,,,, ' - -
the spans of the awe. - - - • • -
' staff
His Royal Highness having taken up his position within Rog., vice Swedebalei, pros, 'n its • j TWO officers or the 13th Regiment were in attendance to I (loomed to P.:led/alma ...j 44 44 Gamow for Coneda for As,'.
47th F,-Mate.-goes. L. el artrazie, M.D. from the Staff, to be as. watch the proceedings. 19 15 EsetLineoln.h.guar 6p.0L1
the tent,Dote. Money. Oet. 14e
sin...sou. nes Richardson, du. The hall was densely crowded during the examination.- (hand to Gt. Northern), 334 34
Mr. 11. Wrench, one of the hon. se-enteral. proceeded 49th V.-Ltrat. J. B. Kite, to he opt., by par., vice Stuart, who pi A Herold. 25 20 Gloneester & Dena Forest; His
Lome. Highest. Lowest.
ymoul
to read a brief report, and the successful candidates were let.; Eng. W. B. Young, to be lieut., by par., vie* King.(lumina GreatiVesterni 14 24 pm ——--
then prevented to the prime, who with his own hands, and 50th P.-Lieut. P. L. TaLL24OOII, from 2 ith IL, to be BeilL.Viee Mout, 50 Se EtullaSeley(LliortaNMid 100 :Lin Sept. 11 NI 901 904 961
in a most gracious and condescending manner, presented who exch. ESCAPE AND RECAPTURE OP ISAACS, THE ECK- 21,3," 2, ~5i Dr,coh lku, " 141).- 6°
51
11 _ 961 96 994
S3rd F.-Aselet.erug. A. Keenan, M.D., from Oled F., to be aisle. stool ... 23 24 96i 934 96 96
the awards to each. FIZLD it UIIOLAR.-ISIMM, the Ca • fthe • •-a --I, - 5 1',.... - ,
nog, sin Two, app. to 9111 Light Drags. ptam o notorious be 160 ,Lesdaa Bradford (Midland 99 101 II 951 95 US 951
We subjoin the first three prizes given as a sample of the ,9u, p._A,,010.4,t0e3. E. K. 14,L0yg....,, (.. the 9th Light Drag., gang of burglars who so long infested Sussex and Surrey 1211 121.Loadoe ant Green...Ll 16-.. 95 95
remainder : to be surg., vies Powell, app. to toe sta. and whew exploits were consummated by the Uckfie,,j 4 (leased to South Eastern 111 12 17 .... 991 96 en 9i
Clam I. To the labourer who has brought up his fama 65th F.-Lieut. C. Benner, Urn Lite 70th F., to be lieut., vice Mar• burglary, made his escape last Saturday, in company with 30 120 Otto freferenos ('duo)' 231 144 111 96 95 96 95
in honest, sober, and industrious habits, without parish *hal', who exch. a man named Henry Ade, front the County Gaol at Lewes. 10 120 ' Lowestoft Guar.4perlast. 19- ..... .. ...... ....- 961 95 101 86
relief, except in cases of sickness-George Jeanes, 9 70th V.-Lleut. W. F. T. MA•O6IALL, from 65115 F., woe lieut., tie One of the turnkeys (George Cox) had the prison
134 (nand to Norfolk)!ter VI
•-•-
..... 981 9.5 96., 961
children, has had 11, hod parish relief once in case of sick. Blewitt, who suet. door a3O 30 Northernse Eastern 5 perCt 12 96 95 9 i 95f
little open to admit rho prison officers who had been sleep- as al 96 961 fief
72nd F.-Ens. W. 1). 0. Hay to be Heat, by pare, vie Norman, dowel to Eue.Counttse 31 96 -
nets, all his children been at school, cottage tolerably clean, . Em. U. COSTMII to be lieut., by put., vice Wyllie, ing out at night, as usual, and were returning to their SO 43 Ditto date New ......4 6pm 141 14 l6 964 981 9u
''
11. Thomas Ottawsy, has 10 children, 4 now live at home, whose prom., by par., Anse 17, nil, has been cane. ; Stiff-Serg. duty at six o'clock in the morning, when, to the utter est°. 23 IS Prestoaanyre (leas. Lon. 23...... ....... .- , 96 961 061 Eie
worked in his present situation eight years, small clean sec. Class W. C. Smarr, N.D. to be wart, vimSls4 Weat.iLano.hTorll 43 43
Wore, app. to 11th nishment of the officers, Isaacs and Ale rushed put them. 1„ II edo' e , (el (date), 53 54 pm 36
27 961 914 9..4 tie 1
904 9GI 961 96,
cottage and tidy garden, 11. Wm. Hamlett, has brought Lt. Deep. The convicts, having concealed themselves in a corner at 20 ji he Lad d Reig I 19 961 961 964 06
ap childnm. h i W. W. ISINNOUNI to be wept, without pas„ viml .- , ~ ai, ea
ad 11, infirm and sickly wife, never had 26111 P.-Ilan" r33.,3, I. 3.; 833. J. B. B oto be that, wee_ the end of the porter's lodge, near the outer gate of the I (hued to Nouns Fasten 211 214 x d 214 x d SI .-- 97 961 97 ' 99
parish relief, belongs to a benefit club, and children all goM ~,,a. „at..., Gt... c.d.4 3. N. 0,..,,,,,,,, from AL prison, made an instantaneous rush into the street, knocked 04' 61 Royston and Hitches (leas. Oat. I 961 901 961 9C'
40 the parish ',chisel, 10s. out ur.,
Mil. Col., to Mesa, vision" par., nee 91,M. the officer (Cox) aside in passing, and made off to Great Norehera
It is remarkable that the first prize for " needlework " list IL-Lieet C. Lucre to be CAA, by par, eke Pennington, who in opposite directions. Isaacs ran up Market-street ,6,1 isi, DI Shi'lllith,rfeenPlltt° II Ipm $ 99 994 90 96
Was awarded to a sturdy young man, a drummer in the ret.; Kok J. Darts to be lieut., by per., eft Lloyd, into the High-etrect, followed by part of the 12 94 t
me
mon to r i 97 961 , 97 97
81 3 oils 5 ... 971 96 974 97
Grenadier Guards. 93141 Y.-W. &1- Hi Memo, M.D.& 8° "110,&&tto eke 1111a66, officers, and when just opposite the SUMS Espress office, es 15 Well: trialley, 6p. Meru. 7 .... ... 97 96 94 97
The various prizes having been distributed, his Royal 3337 F. to SSA F. he was caught by a carpenter named Curtis, Mr. Card, for Owed to Stoutonfailar. 96 17 11„
IK-Ltent..Gek sir 1. USSMar to be col. vice Lieut.-Oen. Slr
nighties. proceeded to inspect the various specimens of H. Bowl.. But, 000 0,1.,11, rem, to 14th i., whom Curtis weeks, and a turnkey named Payne, laying 9 97 9G 9411 9r
tuttaze hintheraft, a ceremony in which branches various Ceylon Rifle Regt-Act. Aisne. ears. 11. 0. 1111017011, M.D., to be hold of him almost at the same moment. He did not at- „, , . . PREFERENCE WARES. 11l 97 9i4 97 cos
prize. were given. His Royal Highness also visited the amilt...ow., rite Tweddell, app. toes,. tempt to resist, and was taken back to the gaol by Payne. al.I, Itaitwer.daii s-di 11 97 9.51 94 Doi
Ale- ."
-f 61 si salmi 6 x our 13 961 9 1 OGI 94
field iu which the ploughing was proceeding, and examined Royal C°11.1" Ride it. gti-Copt. E. D'Atros, from bop. tont., to Lathe meantime. Ado had also been secured, and an inquiry . I t +fee.- ~ A rr,A::',. -I i 8

wbo nett.
7011 F.—Lieut. W. LT. 11141117 ALL, from 6.lth F., to be Bet.,
Blewitt, who each.
711 d F.—Ear. W. 1). 0. HAT to be lieut., by par., -rite Norman,
prom.; Em. H. B. 004=1:41 to be lieut., by pur., 7i03 Wyllie,
whose prom., by our., Jose 17, A, has been cane. ; Stott-burg.
See, Clam W. C. Scasav, M.D. to be oars., vim More, app. to 11th
Lt.
70th FlE=at. W. W. Siontoras to be amt., Ittihad par, tics
Shepherd, who mt. on f. h.; Ens. J. F. BLOOD to be Beet., with-
out per., vim !icehouse; Gent. Cadet J. N. Cotracasr, from AL
Md. Col., to Mena without par., vim Blend.
1114 F.—Lint. C. Wino to be cepa, by par, sloe Tennicgton, who
vet.; Ear.J. Bane to to Heat., by per., vice Lloyd,
Shod Y.—W. B. J. H. Meow, Y.D. to be eriat.-eurg., vice Mame.
app. to 53ed F.
Web Y.—Licut.-Gen. Sir J. BANZCZT to be eel. vine Lieut.-Oon: 81r
H. oalee, Bart., end 0.C.8., rem. to 11th F.
Ceylon —Act A.mieL Sorg. It. 0. Caturrox, M.D., to be
veld...mg., vire Tweddell, app. to nag.
Boyal Canadian Bale It. v—Capt. L D'Acros, from IL-p. omit., to
be rapt., the
Hoer:rat. IiTA/7. . see. clam & W. Flll.ll, from to
Co2am. who each. .
be staffearg. me. clam vice). H. Sinclair, M.D.,wbo rot. en h.-p. •
Sues. G. W. Folmar, M.D., from 59th F.. to be staltearg. tee.
vice O'Flabstty, dec.; Anlet-Sorg. W. K. awn :wear, from 4144
F., to be rtalaurrgg sea elaaAvice Seaman, app. to :hid F. • MAW..
Barg. 7. (kr, N.C., from 11th F., to be mie-surg. to the bran,
vice Roberta & wto res. ; Asalat.-bang. F.. D. Barr, from lath F.,
to be mist-marg. to the toren vice Young, app. to 11th F.: Assist.-
Surg.F. M. Twaorada, from Cey:on Ilifie Best, to be amictearg.
to the tomer, Mao Mmintyre, dec.; Acting Arel•Lelturg.W. A. Taos-
sop, M.D., lobo aselat..aarg. to the fortes, vim Clayton, app. 3rd F.;
N. T. Warts. M.D., to be saLat.-aarg. to the forces, tics Mogan.
sit, app. to 47th F.

burglary, made his escape last Saturday, in company witk
a man named Henry Ade, from the County Gaol at Lewes.
One of the turnkeys (George Cox) had the prison door a
little open to admit the prison officers who had been sleep
ing out at night, as usual, and were returning to thesis
duty at six o'clock in the morning, when, to the utter este-
nishmcnt of the officers, 163110 and Ade rushed past them
The convicts, having concealed themselves in a corner et
the end of the porter's lodge, near the outer gate of die
prison, made an instantaneous rush into the street, knocked
the officer (Cox) aside in passing, and made WS
in opposite directions. Isaacs ran up Market-street
into the High-street, followed by part of the
officers, and when just opposite the Slums Espress
he was caught by s carpenter named Curtis, Mr. Card, Sr
whom Curtis woks, and a turnkey named Payne, laykqg
hold of him almost at the same moment. Ho did not
tempt to resist, and was taken back to the gaol by Payne.
lathe meantime, Ade had also been secured, and an inquiry
was at once made into tho mode by which the escape had
been effected; and a very ingenious affair it proved, when
we consider the materials employed. With no other in-
strument than a nail, and with no material to work on but
a piece of deal, Isaacs had contrived to fashion a wooden
key with all the wards necessary to unlock the cell gates of
himself and fellow-prisoners. The pipe of the key, how-
ever, being weak, ho had bound it round with thread,
and, thus protected, it had opened his own cell, sad
that of Ade, who was confined next to him, and was
sentenced to fifteen years' transportation. In attempt-
ing the liberation of a third prisoner, however, it broke.
It was about half-past nine o'clock when the two
convicts found themselves in the passage of their ward.
Thence they made their way without difficulty into the area
surrounding the gaol, the gate of the ward not being locked
till ten o'clock usually. Their great danger now was from a
watchman who perambulates the building, althou-,h, how-
ever, his half hourly visits must have greatly impeded their
operations. They attempted to dig a hole through tho
boundary wall at the back of the debtors' prison; they had
taken out several bricks, and it appears probable that it
was only the arrival of the turnkeys which prevented this
plaa from being successful. At the Sussex Quarter Sea
sions, held yesterday, the Earl of Chichester chairman, in-
quiries were made by Mr. George Darby and other magic
trates of Mr. Sanders, the governor of the gaol, and St ap-
peared that the officers of the prison were not to blame in
the matter, the real source of the evil being the 41‘111111i911
state of the locks, three parts of which, ;qr. Sander, midi
could be picked by a wire. The closing of the gate of the
ward passage at an earlier hour was recommended, but es •
new gaol is in rapid progress, the question fu to locks wee
left to the visiting Justices.
FILINCH RAILWAT TILAYPIC.-The following arc thole*
returns of the gross receipts of the ptladpal railways
N.ItTIMMI.-/ran Oct 1 to Oet.:7: roamers, 0.0,111 f.; goods,
231,149 f.; total, 631,163 f.
Horses: Fr= Sept. 25 to Oct.'-
4: Paastaiers, 103,313 f.; goods.
94,2127. ; total, 201,2871.
tiaras-Prom &pts 23 to Oct. 4: Paaeopers, 35,470 f.; pads,
024 f.; teal, 73,191 f.
ataals.-Frm Sept. 29 to Oct. 3: Paffengers, 1!5359C; good•
132,343 E ; total, 231,404 f.
Boaa,aoux.-Prom 3ept.23 to Sept.2ll: Passengers, 76,846. ; goods,
31.7111.; total, 131,539 f.
Tinaop.-Prora Sept. 734 to Oct. 3 : Passengen 47,337 f.; goods,
42,17:f. ; total, 90,164 f.
NANTII4-Proas Sept. 20 to Sept. 30: roanagers, 70,373!.; goals.
411,843 L ; total, 112,414
braosavao.-From Oet. 1 to Oet 7 : Pane tern 146,461 L ; goads,
ARE f. ; total,, 230,233 f.
BALL-Fran Sept. =1 to Sept. 23 : Pananiern 20,13,1.; rata
19MON ,4711 t Sept.
TILIZAV,-ham Sept. 21 PS Sept SO: ATM, 12,4631.;
goo,* 13,002 f.; total, 24,488 f.
llotertur.- nom Sept.2l to Sept.*: passengers, 33/93f. ; Veda
3543;1.; total, 62,13t1f.
LTONS.-Yrom Sept. 21 to Sept 27: Pamwmers, 273,7734; goods'
WM.; toed, 3bt,303L

The various prizes having been distributed, his Royal
highness proceeded to inspect the various specimens of
trotta..te handicraft, *ceremony in which branches various
prizes were given. His Royal llighnesa also visited the
dud iu which the ploughing was proceeding, and examined
the operations with a critical eye. Finally, the Prince pro-
ceeded to inspect three model cottages, built entirely of
wood, and upon wheels. These little cottages were built by
a poor labouring man from Northampton, named Dishe-
vel!, entirely from his own design. They presented great
appearance of comfort and neatness, and of course are easily
transteired from place to place. hitherto the ingenious in-
ventor has met with but little encouragement, and about
three months ago be removed his cottages to Windsort_in
hop that they might attract the royal attention. The
gratification experienced by the poor old man at the com-
mend:Aiwa lavishly bestowed upon his design by the Prince
may be more readily imagined than described. At the close
of Ili:, %isit hie Royal Highness returned to the Castle, at-
tended as he had arrived.

fj lb Aberdeen_
Bt. 10 Calfttoatan RIO ,
lb , l .415 tater a.t.d 11040e:id
114, all !Dundee, Perth, and Abet.
dean Junction
34 Ill'Ealahaillau(3B.lol.)Bp.a.
6b Cl 'Vattern Coludica
I 3 par Ct No.
q SI Ditto do. No .s
10 10 ;Do. New C. per Colt •lto‘l,
SO SS 'Eastualoittlar.pga-Gp.et,
5 17.dtaburgO, Perth, and.
Dundee, 34 per Vain ...;
124, 12 l'Oreat Northern 3 per Om
1111 3 lOtStbStbe..trajl)tlattll4,
St .100 leraut Western (Walla,
LiNer.et,&W,,e2.Stk.!
10 3 6 Lascastlre3tYorks. .88

EILIAItE/3.
6 61 r
13 13f
dla
II II

The amounts of surplus to be appropriated by the
commissioners for the reduction of the national debt,
in the purchase of stock in the quarter ending sth
January neat, is 758,196'., which, like the former
applications of the same kind, is calculated by its
regular operation to maintain the market. Tho
average amount of daily purchase will bo about
15,0001.
The amount for the year is as follows:
January 7th
April 4th
July 7th
October 11th

i i rEs
111" n
101 m
I f dis
I3j IA; Ed
i Ii as

ADMIRALTY, OCT. 6.
Corry of W. Marini.—Pint Ligut. T. Folmar to be adj. rice Rod-

- -
121 ISI

kh Pram

ILToTieresntlWadr--.
Pbx?3Bilah.,tc S.Casst,
PlOl. peret.Stock,ls3l,
from 401. shares, .
Dittoriew Guar. 6ya Ct.,
4saulas&SthWe. tern Nes

BAKIttPTCY ANNULLED.
JACOB ITanvnv, Gravesend, Kent, timber merchant
BANKUU PTO.
• •

Jonx LEACH and EDWARD— LEACH, Waterbeack, Cam-
bridgeshire, builders.
I 'EDWARD RITHERDON, Mill-wall, Poplar, ship builder.
JAYIS MORISON WILuON, Eton, Buckinghamshire,
bookseller.
EDWARD JONES, Church-street,Blackfriars-road, currier.
SIDNEY SHERLOCK, Liverpool, wine merchant.
Jour REID, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant.
WILLIAM W ILLIAICS, WILLIAM WILLIAM., Jun., and
THOMAS ROBERT WILLIAM, Newport, Monmouthshire,
bankers.

ti pm
10411
11l ll]

Total
The amount for the present quarter is 103,4321.
below the amount of the corresponding quarter of
1850, because the stamp reductions have comp into
operation.
The amount for 1830 was as follows:

January 7th
April 4th
July 11th 638,412
October 11th

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
WILLIAX BCCHANAN, Glasgow, shawl printer.
JANES BOYD, Glasgow, sommiaslon merchant.
ALEXANDIR DALLAS, Glasgow, comb builder.
ANDREW CHRISTY sad DAVID CHRISTY, GlaTow, soap

Total £2,333,261
The amount applied for the present year exceeds
therefore that for last year by 670,7841.

The Adonis steamer, which has just arrived in the
river from St. Petersburg and Copenhagen, has
brought about 70,0001. in specie on freight.
A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Spencer,
Ashlin, and Co., was held yesterday, and a compromise
of 3s. Gd. in tho pound offered and refused. Pro-
ceedings are adjourned.
_ _

DANIEL STARK, Glasgow, whole ale grocer.
JAMES TAYLOR, Glasgow, merchant.
JANE )'CALL, STIMILLA JACKSON, and ELEANOR PAT-
TIIIISON, Edinburgh, straw bonnet makers.
WILLIAM JACKSON WHITP., Glasgow, merchant.

SUGAR.—The averag:zr:;ce of sugar, the produce of
the Brstkah preenelons In As. am puted treat the Mires matte
In the meek the 7th Oct, 434 la SS& ejd. Per cut. SIP+.
the produce of the Mauritius, lle. lie. the 0A1C• of the Zest
led ee, 204.41 d. The average price of the Wee deectiptleas
of eapr. jointly, le 23e. lid.

We are happy to say that another firm in difficul-
ties, a Spanish house spoken of last week, has re-
sinned. It is much to be regretted that in a period
of some distrust both here and in the United States,
the names of firms have been rather freely dealt
with, preventing them from obtaining accommoda-
tion readily at home, and frequently inducing foreign
creditors to withhold remittances.

The dollars by the Clyde were sold yesterday morn-
ing at 4s. 10c1. per ounce.
At Paris there is no quotation for bar silver, and
nothing has been dune for some days. There is no
change in other descriptions of bullion; gold keeps