The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-10 00:00:00

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an advance of 2.. per qr. on hat week's Masa - / . -sr r''' ••
qr. dearer. Oats le. per qr. higher. Beim . ' / /;:- \.
at tan prem. Wheat, per qr, of ggyb., ' / '‘' '..
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; Durham and Yorkshire red, dila to boa .
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525. to 54a. • south country red. ine, tc:
hit., 52.. to 58a Barley. Pied*. 51s. he
. rnerial qr. Oats, feed, new, 24. to a,
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per bushel, 26e, to 28a. Beane, as,,. 4,i;,. • No. 6,010.) . LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 1665.
481. to 50s.
in, Noe. 8.-As ompared with kat week,
is. up no top, sad 1 Id. up on average. But_ UTTA.-Tiu CASTLE LINEof PACKETS 1 -ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRIL-Under the sole TELEGRAPHIC INTF.I.LIGENCE. EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
a on top, and ht. up on average.
We teZr, ermine" elsse at Geyer, Imam to the Lot India Decks. ! ••ILW sother4 elmal of Mo nCHTML-OrlIN for the seam.-
p, and 6d. down on averse, Beane Were ee. seder to bee Majesty's Canard for India :- TOM RTE. ING, at 8 o'clock. • New Drama, entttled THIS ---,es-. -m
• 10.1. down on &Taw. Wheat, 395, to 650, wasveinairsattrmike6 toes register, sailed Oct. D. WATCH CRY, la whiles Mr. Pechter win perform the principal fastrnia's retacaurs.)
se 36a. 6d.; oats, Ms. to 29a. lid. ; beau: VINILWORTH C Leet Ma register, Mall Nov. IL dismothe. elliparted by floses. H. Wthdrcoorea it. Emery C.
Amity to the *men. DONALD CUILRIR sad Co., Liverpool ; Honemsa._ Clifford, A. Raymood, J. lempatrrek, and ense jos. ITALY. 11501 OVZ OWN 001121APOEDMIT.) LI
PARIS, THUDIDAT Ereffilth. the
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glegmaY sad Co.. 55, Partnered-4MA • or to O. sad A. worthy: preeedel by a Drum In One Act, entitled T Vale
--- nralltro sad ea, a Gracethmaames, ab... lAN AND 1118 "WWI. 11110Isi embalm lage 101. Mr. H. FLORENCE. Nov. 9, Err:lrmo.
Widdleosehee Boleollee Mee daily from 11 tut a-cerement., A royal decree bu been published to-day pro-...
.-11rnertrontr, Nov. 9.-We wore lash The following comnitaiiqu4 appears in this even- k
th beasts at this day's market • the general con. at 7 o'clock. in's Temps : of 4
• means first-rate. Prime heists were ia fair 9IIKENSLAND. - BLACK BALL PAS-
full nth* ; otkrwise the trade was slow, et gINGIII. LINK-New unnamed" with H.lit's thrle. s Is its number of Oct. 8 the Temps repredueres from the aad
°overman% Reduction of Menage Fare to LI& Land 1 TO DAR E. - 230th, REPRESENTATION. the 18th just-
rims. Fat sbes
p-ie Ode supply ; trader steady;lndependence Beige amateur that the Prefect of the Seine , la"
The King left Florence at 11 a.m. to-day, ne- id the author ef 0 seeemel pia% tbe prima* features of were
cram eye bail classes. TH 'ATM' ell KYBTRRY,
,ade easier. Calve
ale limited supply ; trod. ygdioN of HONOUR, for IthIISBANZ. Menem Bey, peaks. MAGIC and VANTRlLOQUllieLlgitaajaiellia", llVlLysieryl4;
.ige-a good nameable supply ; a fair olearmics ex tiorNmensber. Mimi Punctually. This tames new diner i the Imalaldaasoas Myth ell Flower Trees. trod the real Wren companied by the Ministers of the Interior and of wkiok are • °moth:table »dealt= of tams cm real prol arld 1
. njo to eed. per lb. ; mutton, lilfd. to 91d. ; ado. hireing one of the Black Ball Queensland Fleet, was bunt ' Basket 'hick. as Indy performed by Colonel Moder*, and intro. justice.
,•'FES. Ba 'pigs, /Oa Ws lls. per aeon ; 7,,,Weals for the trade, and for which she is particularly wee • dead by Mu for tbe Me Me in Ole country, Aril 17, lod. - party and a loan of at least two milliards. Ma plan is twin
o, 10e. 3d. to 11.. 6d, • ;tio-ee- ed. Has full poop,. WI spacious side and stern cabls, lIV LAY 3111INO, at 6 i wedleadar sad Ilatatelege at 3.- e--- gumtree is rapressated se having bees prepared is appeal- she'
.0 warpaout aceommolation for all other claims. WM came . Mlle et lillietteirs, OtO Flondenthe aad Box-oace. EaPtisto ROME. doe to that ot the Them Misister. The rumor of which Loral
Nov. had a good supply of beet et es neatened Barron euperintendont To shippers Ul season 1011.-11.41•Lokit. law la, Malls, IL
t to-day, including seine very flue ititit pees offline ran oppottunity. " Almost Mrsoaleas."-Vide "Them" egril IS. MIA ROME, Nov. 9 the Tempe makes deaf the echo is altogether in- Oral
several foreign animals, which met with e REMBANI. - From Glasgow direct. the ellpper LlOll7Ol TIM
Prices wore rather firm, Drat tramples realising an& Loon tel
will be deepatolled panctuall7 Deeeraber I. THE OX.FORD.-A NEW CANTATA by journal should sot have hesitated S. mindere without Mar;
nes., and is a few eases 70a. was obtained, ttri, melee° JAM= RAIN ES and Oa., Li ; all agents foe
no
Ball eine :and T. m, mAogjor =O.l. 1. teadotheu.
whoa. aMIYII3I_,. BUIL and sirry.six, by J. Offenbech. by the THE BANK OF HOLLAND. *ireful iseetry, see of thane pieces of news, yam
seat supply of sheep, and holders demanded meet, Imam. KC. am operatic odepany of the establielment ; conducted Amt3TFADAIL. Nov. gr. most improbable. ho thy the Last of ft, with which the Mid
.of from Id. to id. per lb. Buyers, boulder,
•in have the Repeat ot sad introduclut their The Beek
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raised .. -.. oorrespoedmices of foreign journals, sheltered from any The'
a well sapplied at the last market, were at.
give the eoseeco, mut, although there was a M /MR& MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Mimi entertaturneak at 9 and"MiTagst 10, THIS EVENING. Holland bee its rate of dm- admiaittratlve resat's:sable, daily feed paha* malignity. mus
we can only quote a few cases in which 9d, wet Blackwaltyard, Londe* LW! el STEAM and PACE IFT
tiftO to auttriau A.- Yoe Matson RIM Port PeillAticee count from 5 to oi, par oent. Ohm
THB LEESWOOD MAIN COAL, CANNEL, This language Is rather too strong to be appro.
MOM avenge figure being Bjd. end Sid, on. pietiave the Docks en Moody, Nth November, at . 0
was milling doing is store odds. We bsa a outh,, the splendid clipper ship ISM, lAN tons, .S. and OIL COMPANY (Limitedi. priate. I mentioned yesterday that the news in
A Wow. co...tee: 17114 th we gees twee mat flee Eat
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LIMP!, In 3,000 shares ct CIO each. CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
ply of milch cows than we have seep at es, question wit not thought improbable by M. Dela- Earl
some time pest, and holders were obliged to secunmodatloes for all classes of are unsurpassed. an e)
ply for; tns remainder being MAILS.
• material reduction is prima, the supply being sad she win carry Si ex For freight or to the public. The following telegram has been received by rearm, el the Petrie, who in a conspicuous article the'
_ sary. Mark tALLPsOop, ins:322.*Mamoska. , . with tileawa Depoett es &mammon eL mad ge us. gionuest„
.zoses of the demand. A shorter snooty of pie. , goal (; awfoulagf) Dada:media* is lais. Per share, ire interval' Routed's Telegram Company (Limited) from the expressed slope that it might be true, and he, a The
showed as upward tendency, Moon pigs mho.. . at set less Mos three months.
• - Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com- government supporter of many years' standing, will hY
3d. to Rh. 6d. per Poore, and porkers a thg, 1111°111 "OK IaTIAPINIL 011 QuizinnowN " wiLusw BUXTON, ...111"9eiratleitIll. Stafford. Charms* On- pany, Nov. 9 :Olto
ey. Our local pow are lower Him moat of the NSW YORK. TWICE A WREIL certainty not be accused of " malignity."
heti in the kingdom. A good show of bones, MEE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, and Railway). _
Mayor of Stalford. sad rof the Stand mud tnozeter MARSEILLES, Nov. 9. lee
wag a very limited demand, and bungee' was say. i PHILADELPHIA STBAII43HIP COMPANY Mood die Henry Tutor, rex, Flookentirook-hoses, Main (Colnery The Syria, with the ab3ve mails, arrived here at M. Chilies Sauvestre, an old and much respected The
brisk. opetaking their fell-pmetwed beat Iron Stew Otoost4blps, Provide). journalist, was yesterday sentanoed to a month's spo
sinews de trailed Meese
RAW. NOV ft.-The show of beaded oar market MOM LTV fee NEW YORK_ Trokststr seedless Samoa. Rat. Vale-cottage, Mold. Mat- 9 11-113. t4-day.
Afro Notion
let..en,
The mails leave for London by special train this imprisonment and a film of 54:Mr. for " false I
rather longer than tinsel. Trade ruled slow, CITY OF MANCHLST Saturday. Nov. 11. Julius CI. Beiley, . Newton-le-Willows, C. 1.. Leacathire. -e,_ news „froze Algeria, published in the Opinion Na- 41
lota remained unsold. Best beef, Sr. 6d, toe, CITY OF SALTIMORK ethesday, Nev. lg. William Oregon. Seg.. Yon-buffaloes. Liverpool- nevorUooo. egg
Warier, 7s. to 7s. 6d. There were also • large CITY OF DUBLIN, &they. Nev. 17. Wilma Wright OMR Belo hessweed. MolkL Flinellthe (001- The passengers will be admitted to pratique on tionede of October 31. A like sentence was pro- mini
sheep ea offer, but the demand was dull. Best And every Wedsesdar, nod alternate leaden mad istardaya uorre Peopridori.
id, to fid. ; ieferier, 73d. to lid. Lambs were a by the mail steamed salting eeen Wedeeison
thenatill".". according to the accom-Maatlon.-liiaL ethilit. Sunday at daybreak. trounced against IL Fouray, the manager of the No
and made from 30s. to 355. each. A few calves'Me 17edose Bank of Londe% Malleem-, , Breach. paper. TIN defendants did not employ counsel ; to
ey Fridays and naterday's stesesers. 16 guineas. Meese. Mem sad Compeay, Siebert Mester•
per pound. Perko pigs, Bs. 6d. to 9e. ; beams, includes • 1511 supply of cooked kbandiester and County Bank. lisacheater. but M. Guiroult, deputy for Paris, the editor of ree
A PRISONER AT HOMBURG.
Bs, lid. per stone.-Number of cattiest market :- Itrusseers tc=e• aed the Vateed WM hooked tWZie ethlenthe.
: sheep, 12 ; pigs, 21L Wednesday : beasts, 351; sin seustiesous Isms. -tar hatter (pool; to Memo Meshele-Matidook sad Innen. Abbey-square. Chutes. --e-- the Opinion Nationale, addressed the court on their I's
48 ; pip 10. WILLIAM OMAN, 13,_Watemstreet, Liverpool; es Is Mama Roberto. KoUy. and Keane, Mold. Iflinishirs. When the season is over at Baden-Baden, Ham. behalf. The laws of the empire forbid any report 11.
lass won. to, Ring Williameirest. landed. burg, and other please where people go of ammo melt• of what he said. oor
• tr, Nov. 8.-The number of cattle this morning Ineenes.
Henry Req., 7. Tokethousayard. Lothbury, London.
, there being 314, or a decrease of 208 THE MADRAS IRRIGATION and CANAL J." i.s". • Womolimater-bundbles. Chester- evely to drink the mineral waters, it Mimeos; that at each dm
•• d• her
was good, and last week's prices wore COMPANY. Joseph Dania. ~ Warrington. of them salubrious retreat, a few noblemen of various The expected litigation between the legatees and wb
Babes are hanging about all time whaler. They bare bees the family of the Duke de Grummet Oaderousse has his
was& Top prsoe, ils. ; comet, Se. 6d, go NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVIN, that the THIRTIOINTH OR- Tataneran Otikee- epriegg.rdeita. LW., London ;4, Abbey-
middling and inferior, 6r. frd. to 7a. 33. per DINA'S' GENERAL MINTING of the Sbareboiders oe the mart Chester. demised by a " system' of play at the gambling tables,
• number of sheep was Ina than at Littman ; Madras Irrigatiou and (heal ComponiXll be held at the Com- ______. and lost all the money they bad or could get from home begun._ On his will being propounded by Dr. en
.• 4,207, or 977 fewer ; 623 of which wen MU eany's dim 8 sad% Ostemetreet Sesteweekthrid.e, in
ehs eire of Landon, on WEDN BBDA , A:et/a dee of November ABRIDGED PIOSPECTUS.
wimr7hie ocend.ralooneviy4. fshirome.tu-njek.st pniassm,..w.e.tot poitainrchootocot
copolt stile:mks:us
ulna:
6p:tailor
air
thbeete.lyebrlll...zpootedThe landlord dremlordittimakeeps. Dueclat, the physician to whom the bulk of the as
.L. . were slowly effected ; and at the ekes • tastier, at one o'ciirit precisely.
•le (Audit, were ussold. Einem top, pig; n. Transfer Books of the amp., add bs &aid fro. the Hen, &Haste at Lesewood, near Mold. FUntabire, metered/3g a arriving. They are prisoitere on parole, and walk eve
prOperty is bequeathed, he claimed the right to ill".
for the beet sorts, tiOd. to 9.1.; ewes. 7d. es 80, ; 20th so the Deb blatant. both days inclusive. teary for the roantifeeture of Pendia and other Oils. about the ens sod round the tables with a all inventory made by a notary of his e„„
70. per lb. Fed pigs brought 6e. to M. 6e. per By mice of the Mud of Directors, Me colliery la at recent raising opening of 1,000 tons per bar m 7 air, mentally bleagnardieg their nem jeaelleo. This was opposed by Madame to
to teed weeks old ditto, from 12s. to 16a. a JOHN MMTWOOD. Seereten. weft that° raising, the D'lr•ckg• prof". imi••"/417 t• friends who will not send them so more " means.'
• ambers in market-Fat cattle, 314 ; sheep, 4,207 ; a cad, Quinvestrese-place. Senthwerk4addith sod calling the deligbtful watorin, plan •.. doll hot... Patties d'lvoy, the grandmother of the de- 11,
Leaden, KC., Nor. 4. DM
. Siam the discovery of the Linwood Cermet Ord. Ibis distrkt. th
;movies* diatineetme me the Mt-rate quality or it. glah, coal. Oth of these dollies write" to the ads co, reepoodest of erased, rind the court decided that she,
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has Impale a rich sad rayldly.increedng centre of industrial the Post a few chanciesiatio Nom from Homburg. ;
-la la as the nearest blood relation, was entitled
-:E-SALISBURY, Nov. 9.-Our market to-fey NORTH LONDON, HIGHGATE, and ImPertiusee, owing to the unequalled quality of in distilled • geotlecom who hr been idamously treated all his hie by le
.' • wick a large quantity of good quality Mime, AULTANDRA PARK RAILWAY, connecting 'hewers, Meant oils and modated useful acre.
Retorts for the manufactie eof rfrom the Coal and Cased hie relatives and Jew mtheydention. This is what he nye: to make the inventory. The question of the validity ii
was • fair attendance of buyers and sellers. Ifiedikey, lUstmate, Mlnewellidli. and Upper Holleeray, with the I -" Now. there's • mod fellow ; do write be Augustua.
North London eaUway, and etheing a direct CommelliloatiOn Will 110 thstheaten ended. of the will is reserved. The Setae ill charged with ~,
was steady throughout the day tied a large Why, I'm sot goiog to stick here all the winter in me of
Mem the North of Linton and eke Alexandra-para. rums of apple:dna fur shares sad aU ether labwmation may
be °method teem ens etudes of anioninsjog inginntini at, tae these Wend empty hotels. A hundred pounds would an annuity., of I._,6oofr.during the lives of Mrs. Dillon th
of beam' was done in bust qthlities at fall Iscorporated b 7 Act of Parliament.
bast • marable quantity of low-priced cheese • Capital ./086.000, is liktOe Mem of LlO each. ComPattf's Bankels •dad Broken, sod the Commies MUM elm me : but DOOO of my friends answer my "Were. (the mother of the Mr. Dillon killed by the duke lel
.ou hand. Jest raarket's priors were geurally 3.1 te he pith co application, end et on aothent : and en tally
*am meow, et on aresereams, ft oe allotment, and LI ea THE LUSWOOD MAIN COAL, CANNEL, aEvdirlittb
Skims, Zie. to 321. :halt skims. 46a. to 304. ; hotelis bill, end amnd 4thatLysaK°o°t.bera triPrideZerEvf.nr in a duely and her two sons, which annuity the 0,
ts, 56,1. to 60.. ; and Cheddars, 70a. to 745. per or beam
thetales' Jansen, Mee. aad CLOSE.MYA
hunt tom tate of zeosiges will be peld helfthaely on 7b., sleeks LIST will es road.. ra, the lath test, a thief et the lest water. Old Imam, the old humbug,n
my lawyer refuses to seed me money ; but be always wee Death oburt of Versailles sentenced the duke to el
pry by way of civil dam
ails during ceeetruetero, at tae rate of 6 per mot. per sag iu the op.*, Ott she nth teeteet. ages due to the family for h
ennui; and en fully pal d.up Mimes at d per cent. per annum.iselesd of forwarding • remittance, says :-' My dear M.
TRAITIO RETURNS. eralseromit
WILLIAM ANDRRSON Rea, Req., Alderman, Lety of Loudon, By order of the Diredoes• had you not better come away from that dangerous pleas?. having taken Dillon'a life, although the jury Its• 111
Come away 1 Chaffed by • Jew to whom I've paid bon- quitted him of the criminal charge. 0
--4.-- Chairman. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, 3, &oda! hod there's Bob C-, to whom I once lent •
Man Pa). mu Total. mak Junto Bancroft. Rm.. Club:manor the North London Hallway. THE
Great Marlborough-street W. Ladies, Mondays, fa. Om thou, writer-' My dear fellow, I was so hard up, 1 M. Depin, the venerable Procureurtletteral, is
RAILWAY& mem sumo. audios. MA Met Harry Chubb. gee, Director of lb. North London Railway. Demen all other days. shish the devil has got bold of the mousy ; but come sod reported this evening to be at the point of death. r
ending August IL L a a a John Thomas Emmett. Esq., 1, iloudealeyaquare, London.
Matthew Lyon, Esq., Director of the North London thllway. r YOU TRAVEL, send for RUSSET, SMITH, it, positively hewn uot five &nine in my pocked. A, man of ray ~,„
"or a mute with me at th° halt.' Why." were 1° book At the Bourse the Rente, after having touched II
. Baroda. and C.L 106 2./111 MO 3 301 1,134 Charleathe Todd. itet, Hreed.streethill. tendon.
.. A meet 19 - !Ise we Ke4B 1.241 COthellthe Enontsre-Y Main Baker, leo., Ingineer to the ant Co.'s ILLUSTRATSD CATALOGUE of PORTMAN• peeltioe, related to some of the highest families in the mgr. 50c., receded to 681 r. 40c. for the close, both I a
. soimstym - 1,818 1,143 3,061 1,M6 London and North Wemera Sehway. TIADO, remit*. Ism sad ever! Miser temelling requisite.a
kisseern. with • Altar wanted to • German buss (Dever for caah and account, being within a shade of yes- i
ending Sc. t. 2. liongmb_mb. °alba sad /a.m. yy. ems °ands_ Also MM. Marine, sad Opera °buses. unrivaled for excelleme soai-spoll the yellow.. hem.). I se, it to eh infernal etteete.
- • hen of India 79 554 MI 756 451 eel simooosio-4/0. New Odeettetreet, W.C.
Meek Westmasee.
ending sept. It Negnali-Mors. Glyn, Mills, Curds. sul On. Of. lAmtbard. protestant Muth which is beadles hare? Do you twig? Mobillar, lfr. 25c.
. Peninsula .. 190 4.867 11,619 16.466 10,03 street CaVERCOATI3.-HAMILTON and KIMPTONI
soiling Oct. V. FOLICITOIIB. X.." c.ai swats' stwantaa .0 the Ingo, wiyydis „wow aa lem not going to atop is the hole. You ached me to seed r
d 'teeth
imam Nov. 1. OVERCOATS, and Invite an early inspection of the rune. N.B. You some sews. A fellow doe's feel much is the humour for I
11071 17,171 51,4f8 MOO 61,156 Messrs. Pala' sad Layton, 47, 11 ethem-honse, Old Broadttrod. linetheme preemies always es Mod.
J. B. Batten, Met, ffe Great George-Meet. Westminster. leo. leg, &nod. opposete Nester Hall. letter ening when nobody ma wen marred busineseepistles.
We thre goes. I dinettes olt there ars more than a huadnel THE BANK OF FRANCE. ]
ending Nov. 6. Baoama-Itmera. Z. W. lucre and (her., Royal K.:change
and County Down 441 511 Id 787 Mt build:me, Loaders•
an l litter - eleersd-out fellows ; but the hotel. 4 Frankfort are fell of (nliffnat'e winene.) 1
British
Othee-Endoes Station, London, N.W. Fall Dram Sails. Tremors, Lounging
am, le mil Ike niehlenabla the cholera. The Prisons of Capita occupies a house as
styles ma sememable material& • the promenade, and drives her four.ththaod bleak ponies. The fellowiag ia the return of the Bank of Franos ,
o. ITCH OF THE BRAZILLAN NOMA -BOUM. PROSPECTUS. JITAM and Co., to and 117. OXIFORDSTRIZT, W. I nod you a drawing of the new • hot chickenthrsith for the week ending to-day, together with the me- I
The North Leaden, Rieman, and Alesandmpark Reaway spring' of this place, which comes out of the web at 32 I
, Nov. 9.---The Royal Mail Company's steamship will be a coutithation of the Main Trunk Line al the North HYAM and Co.'s PRICES and GARMENTS.-responding figures of the previous account :
Captale Bev* sailed this Whinnies with the London Railway to Highgate and Itherwell-WlLea My eal y a much warmer p SOO
of Resumer. It mak I lith 1
Overman ad Capes. flute Ms: Jachel• 11.• S''' 411., than others at this time of the year, as the hot water runs Nov. 9. 1
Nov. 5.
The line, as santiened by the C mpany's act ef this verbs. Prinoe of Wales Costs, 3.6 to yd.. ; Troasers, ready made and to Fr. a. le. e.
mails for Lisbon, Cape Verdes, Pernambuco, win commence near the tatedonian-read station, oo the North measure, lei. 61. to 22a; Vesta, M. di to l' a ; Sulfa, 421. to 844 by the side' of all the home. Hat that woo't get my evitet el theDuT°l*Bet.h
Rio de Janeiro, Monte Video. Buenos Ayres, he. Icedon Rahway ; will senromndate the districts of Camden- H YAM and Co.. en sad 57, OXFORD-BMM'. W. steam up. Lord A- B-- has had • nasty nth of
torn, Nentiebtown, Tuteell-park. Upper Holloway, and High.
• - out 90 pagesegers, and on freight •a full cargo ofPTAs
shatiwadaditliaotot
icaplavnta/..
2.0,2.272 2
gate, sod terminate,
by &junction with the authorised Edgware HYAM and Coto me to have lest their senses ; Reserve of the Bank and Its
and Englialt merchandise, including 'patio .aim sed Highgate Bunny (now nearly completed), a little to the
1 .'s BOYS' SUITS and CAI'ES.- People eat loom °PPG"
Overcoats and Capes, Ida ed. to 41.1.; Knickerbocker. and it i• •••• • Milan sum we all want. Fail "man "'aches
41., of which amount is 300,0001. in sovermes and meth i f Highgate Archeay; trots whence naning powers are '
.in bar ailver, on account of the Minister ei secured to the Company over the Edgware and Highs n., n,n nnn n
"on. Barrow, and Osborne Salts, toe. ed. to 4.54.• Jacket., this last for the tables ; old Blain bagged more
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~.em,.....langel...property
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•at Rio de Jambe, also French jewellery, 7,8331. ; way to Aleianampark and Muswellthill. -11° gars- Be. 6d. to KM: Trousers, ile M. te 16s 601.: Veda .4a. 0.1. to than •a million of fiorinr. But I've so pluck to °°`" """--- - - 8°4°14°4 0
' lish jewellery, 1,052/. Arnenget the puseegers The mat of land. per mile, will be less than for any other 7s. id.: Jacketa ad Vests dike, lie Id. to 275. lA.
HYAM and Co., 66 ant 67, OEFORILSTREET, W. write. I With the governor was here to my plum, 7.886,709 26 8,065,106 32
Pty Bulgier Lytton, for Lisbon ; His Excelle Metropolitan Railway through a district of equal population, the
line having been laid oat eith mat care throash open ground, Bank notes
for one week-to let yoor own flash sod blood rot le a Treasury amounte-current ere-
-able dull German wathriuvidaoir. No patience. If Moe secs:v.4os 63 132,746,200 14
Heichman, Pansies Minister at Rio ; and Mr. Ford, 'ennui to the leadine threvughfares. width neceseleates the I_l YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS - you mean to stand anything for this latter, I shoeld get it Current accounts, Pads itxsze,et 43 1611,0711.130 29
• Minister at Busmen Area package of only a very smell number of homes, and thou of iXL No. L clothing for immediate weer. No. e. Ordered De. at teat inyuna poo,, ~„,ta,,te, where lam always golft for Ditto branch banks
moderate value. Provistoriel Igo eements have been made for j partment No. 3. Boys and Youths' Departmout. No. 4. Bats,
LURE OF THE GREAT LOW-W-ATZII. BASLY AT 1,016,901 76 1,662,81.4 75
the remittance that don't come. I say, how ' ' Dlvithwgit Payable
BEM-This failure has led the Money Dook Biagi the mater portion of the property required on setisfactory esp. Hewn. and ouiet Deportment - Discountsand near; loteents:e_ 1075400 43 0t6r7,1M 58
knee. U YAM and Co, 66 and Si, OXFORD-STRUT, W. Your, ---." Rediscuanted the last sax
'time N Dow plan of dock works at Birkenhead, and it Tee work" are compardlvely light, and preset no easiness, Branch listablishatente-Birmingham, Leeds. and Dewsbury. "P.'S. If I weld get a ooneeselen from the Grand Doke mouth& 1,427,623 17 1,427,623 17
ninety resolved to promote a bill to close the Woods lag difficulties ;en arrangement for construction has hen en- ,
: .o, to convert the Low-water Bailie into a wet dock, teed Into with Meares. lirsasey,Ogilvie, and lisrrison. on prices, 752 993 SS 75t,903 36
• excavate the fOreshi:ne at the oorthera consume, sebteet to Mr. Baker's approval, which secure the Company as .
isIAUOK-Ia IE A and PERRINW little game? Augustus is always saying. ' Why doe% you bided
• • The alterations in the ba.,i OS are estimated to Se the cost of the works. WORCIIVIRRNHIRZ SAUCE. work ? Bet what the devil art. I ili work at? Ttere'e an 9mdetat • 14,611,287 Id 16157,310 61
I 67,000/. What the excavations will frost it is impede The line will, In connection with the North London Railway, This &edam °cradlesong, pronounced to, oonsolueure • old German doctor here, Gii,schen, or lame such • name, 1.411.600,195 4 1,06,626,442 26
form a Wren communkutiote at meant much needed. between THE ONLY 0000 SAUCE,' who nye them mineral spring water* might be conveyed by -- ---
at present to estimate, es the foreshore at 14 IL depth the populous reddeunal districts through which it pease., and Is prepered solely by LEA and PLRIINS. pipes to Paris, and made to bubble up oa the Boulevards." Nov. a Now. t.
upon
.solid rock, and the last bill obtained by the the City, and from this source all
a traffic is anticipated sue The public are respectfully cautioned against worthies' bolts Cagereoe. h. e. Yr. c.
•• provided for s depth of 17 feet. It is befear Idiot to yield a return on the capital to be expended. A large Moth sad should as that Ina Lee raffia' names are °°InAPP•v• e Cash in band and in branch
ver, that some mobecotion of the previous set may Odle meet abo be intercnanged with the other important label. holadd alollCof. Tux FiNistr Paosscortores.-Drnsux, Nos.. bunks
•••. as to depth, and thus au enormous exposer Ohm served by the North Loudon Railway ; whilst the Pleasure B
ASK for LEA and PERRIN'S SAUCE Commercial bills overdue
; ed. lisle from the densely popolated districts traversed by that line, sow wholesale and for export_k_the Proprietors, Worcester , 9.-A n application was made this day in the Court of commercia hue discounted
Oueren't Beech on behalf of O'Leary, one of the Feeten pri- not let due
to Muewell-hill mid Ali xandra-perk cannot WI to be con. Mime. CROSSE and BLACKwm.e; Meths. BARCLAY and. 349.866,017 3 84,121,571 96
• IBCNALS OF COMMERCE.-On Wednesday an Memel*. SONS. Lowlos, &a. ha ; and by grocers and oilmen univenailr -"
sonars, for • criminal information against Sir John Gray, Ditto hrtsch bend. 1r4111.7 0 0 140.1'1.7" 0 1
•• ed discuraine took place at the Maanliester Chamber The proposed railway, therefore, has the prospect of both Advances on deposits of bullion 18,145,900 0 19,469,340 0 1
•• • memo. on the paper of Mr. I oppoc (read at the last ordinary awl pleasure traffic eufficient to secure a return rival- ONIO BITTERS. proprietor of ra...... Freeman's Journal, on account of articles 7,219,300 0 9,13%000 0 1
ling that of any other metropolitan rsilway, and which cannot Ditto on
banks
Sweats meeting) on tribunals of commerce, when WATERS' QUININA WINE. appearing therein, and the publication of Dr. Cullee'd Advances on French public tu-
be subjected to injurious competition. the nature of the nanny curdle* 11,493400 0 13,756,g00 0 •
°Bowing reeoluti ,n was aitie-d to :- " That the dram- deities the couseruellon of any parallel tine. The most palatable and whotesome bitter In existence. recent pastoral on Orangeism and Fentanism. The charge
nests the beard of directors to take into °maiden Prtne uodertaking has the support of the London and North AN EFFICIRNT TONIC, Ditto Manch banks
is that these publications bad • tendency topriste,etr,:iscttritaLhe A
An unequalled stomacblc, and • gentle stimulant.
• the formation of voluntary tribunals of commerce Western, the North london, and the Edgware and Highgate denvanesid debenrursarwaY shams
20,661,500 0 38,967,A00 0
tonna of arbitration for Manchester and seir.thbour• Railway Companies. An agreement has been entered into with Sold by grocers, Italian wareboummen, wine merchants, con. course of public justice and prejudice the Ditto brunch banks 21,0i4,180 0 X 1447,431 0
fectlonen, and others, at Ma. a doom. The oourt will give lodgment on the application oe Setae. Advance. on enoeit yonder
• , and to report to the seat quarterly reestise.' the North Loudon Company for working and maintaining the•
Manufectored by
linen advantageous terms, thin relieving this Company from2ooo 0 616,100 0
WATERS arid WILLIAMS,WILLIAMB day. On the application ~f counsel for the plaintiff. the Bonds
ILL Coixxce or SuxoeoNs..-The following the cost of rolling stock, and ensuring the amount of working ex- Ditto branch banks .-. . ..
. bars of the college having been elected Fellows at pow. ti
31
Arr.:l:nu:L. Lewis and Co.. Worcester.d consideration of the motion by the Attorney• General to Advances to the Mate (memo
ous meetings of the emincil were admitted se such oa ins leading characteristics of the line
9th inst., Mr. :-liven, Erseeis Areest Young. Ist Its pesition as a continuation of the North London Rail-32.980,760 li 11.960,750 14
khun, l%
31, Kent. d•plegoa of membenhip My, ooe of the must Important of the metropolit.n lines. DOCTOR MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPTIONS. soother rodeo prupooey, against the Lord•Lientenant, was Government stock reserve
Ditto disposable
•
October 31, 1134, earl Richard Rickman Shillitota . tod. The dense population to whom it nil', in connexion with IJF Title of the next CHRISTMAS NUMBER of ALL THE allowed to stand over until to-morrow. ltentea immobilise's (law Ind
the North Landon Railway, siord the cheapest and moat .5. YEAR BOUND. 100,000,000 0 100.000.000 0
GiAnoow Thriargnsivv.-A crowded meeting of June- 14571
• • is, Harts, deputy coroner for North theta, August Maned mode of transit to the high and healthy districts We Wellington-Meet, Strand, W.C. lintel and furniture of the bank&
•I. arssiel High:ate and MuswelibilL - • Ow Libeled Association was held Go Wednesday night is landed „wed,. brood.
_
practising solicitor, of high standing amongst 3nl. the access afforded to the country along the Edged° - - the Greek Claes Room of the College. Mr. P. Macdonald raw.re of mattaretarat
professioasl bathree in the city of I)ublia (says the and Highgate runway, and the connexion between tae stalked 1 •I'• V'
IHi e.,ASTERN FISHERIEFL-Extraordinary catches Bell in the chair. A considerable number of conservative Sundries
OD that line and those on the North London. -
*ly Express) was discovered on Wedseaday to Ws 4th. The residential and city traffic, which will be mei,. lof herrings have beau made tb_ie week off the easiern coast an well as liberal studenr• were preterit, and the proceed. 1,401090,2 M 4 1,4 0,635,442 26
•. , ed, having in his possession, or, at lout, leavi•fl doily, end emetantly he:remains with the growth of this neigh- ;to one day at Lowestoft 586 lasts were landed ; they were.
about tend 0001. • During logs were conducted amidst interruption and uproar, hided.
Certified by the Senator Governor of the Bank of France.
. ousted for, various sums of money, amoantiog ta bourhood. 1 mid by public auction,►and realised , tog groaning, shouting, whistlaog, bell-riogine, cockcrow (Signed; ROULANIN
I 1., which had been entrusted to him by his Mints aut. The low oat per mile, es compared veer other metro- ! the past week 485 trucks of hsh have been despa by
lodgment in the courts. pobtan thee, and the prospect that it will be Completed withmitation', and frequeut volleys of peas. The followiog
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great d esi itch. I the Great Easters Railway from Lowestoft to London, Be,-80. resolutions were passed : " That we require • men who is
I u BARRY'6 DELICIOUS HEALTH RESTORING BY tit 6 The certainty of a very large pleasure trifle to Highgate 1 mingham Manchester, aid Liverpool. The average load at once • scholar and a statesman, who has an intimate
WEATHER REPORT.-(THII3 DAY.)
A AlLtalcs rem yields thrice the nourishment of the--es-
he interests of our untver-
and museeu.hin, an well as to the Aisesnara-Park. which is now ,of each .truck ma four. tons. It is a matter for deep thank• knowledge of university attain, and who has the power and
beef. and cures, without medicine or inconvenince. dypcir being rapidly pushed forward. i Weser that such valuable additious have thus been made the opportunity of ad vermin t
sity. That as an orator, a slatterns°, and a scholar, as FRIDAY, Nonthige 10, 8 A.. 0.
indlgesti..e, cough. asthma, common ptiiiii, debility. consoler
O_Thne arraugement with the contractors provides for payment I to the food reentrees of the poorer alarm.
, dianhces, diseutery. nery lis, nevi, liver, and stomach f I est half-yearly during oonstruction, at the rate of nye I m
i erLIND Ble00•1111 IN LONDON.-The most skilful. .T.. W. V. Oz D. LR.I 8.
dente and saves fifty times Its cod In other reniedl per coat. per annum on calls, and six per cent. on shares fullyoeci well acquaioted with the best iotereste of uaiversities,
. ____ ........____ _
• , cures annually.- Do Barry and co., No. 77. Regentstreet, pad op, lis their profeerion of coarse find the beet market for their trod as leader of the House of Comm Commons, Mr. Gladstone is.
30.12 42, W.N.W. 2I 1 16.1C.M. a - 2
.n, ie. In tins, lib., 26. ed. ; Illta Dia; 241h4iies.oaccd. das. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit' rill he : talents in the gnat metropolis, of whom • tell, upright
uporei;eatiiritylin. tii. fitted for the Coss
of Lord Rector of this Notra
hat the disqualifications against Mr. Glad• Aberdeen - 3
. GranchureWstreet 4, Cheapsele ; CZ, 160, ,and
m. returned in full. Should a lees number of shares he slotted young man in rusty eleek clothes and kid gloves is pro- so.peeo; W. 2! 5 . W.S.W. nib - 1
; aud at all Orocers.-(Advertilement.l than are applied for, the deposits will be made available towards bably one of the most successful. He, as many of our • the it el ti. doe, not aid/mean- jae tit 46' N. 613 : IL N.R. be - -
stone are.
thisnanded in every instance. That, in the Gem
the Paireent on atimment. sad any balance returned to the ! readers must remember, planet himself with his back
--•---- -- snow ant. opinion of meeting, too. r. og till
' firmly whist the wall at the foot of the National Gallery, sage any of the qualificatioca advanced in behalf of Mr. 4,P2,..Dc4141,41. e. Ith.e II ~.,41/: W•ell'Ii• 1, 1 !I. I IlAir. "b 7. 1
:IRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Applications must be made on the forms annexed, accompaniedan • ere ore y
Gladatone, di th f WWI unfitted for the office to C"''ry. o• "• ''''',"'' ''' '' I ‘`•••
-
by teemed of el per share to the Company's bankers. lor in some other great thoroughfare, and appesls to the '!raped . . 30.24 441 N. 21111 N. he -e- 1
•
BIRTHS. ceaseless multitude as they pass, either 'fleetly or, in which he aspires."
NOMINATION OF SHERIEFR.-The Court of Ex- couhea 30.17 49 H.N.E. 5I 6 I M.
N.!,
WJ. roan or APPLICAIIoN TOR ORDINARY MUSTS. pleasant sunny weatber, is a short discourse, flavouredreams*
orb - 2
IL-November 8. at Tottenham, the wife of the Rev. W.arest 0.20 41 N.N.E. 41 6 ; 20. N. de - 4
all, of a danahter. To the Directors of the N, rte e„neeu, Highgate and Alexandre, with religious phraseology of a highly uuctuour kind, but ohenuer.bas •aptadted Monday next for the nomination of
rot the ensuing year.
park Railway Company. mainly madding of his own reflections ne things in general. amide for r•• 11 and Wales COrnal 30.1i 44 14.1. 4j 6 16. E. oc - 2
IDALL-November 7. at Filer yaquare, the wife of the Gettlemee,-ffavine paid to the beakers of the Company 01e 'He weave hung round hie neck a small, neat placard, in- A BOOTH AT • BRITTANY FAIR.-We went Up : onenwt 30.t0 46 N.E. 41 4 N.E. 0- 1
v. J. Louden.. of a ion. sum f O
ct , I
_request that you will allot me snares of forming us that he has been " reepeolably brought up and with the crowd. " Quand on es
mode on finit toujoun e;lnnoutb
45 XL. 5: 7 NZ. b - I
N Ell 01:SL -NovetnOey 7, at Oakley rectory, near Basing. 510 teh in the North 1.11.10111. Highgate and Alexandra park - emsonth a0.27 20 N.N.IL 3I 5 lel ea - 3
eke, the wife of the Rev. J. Monkhouse of a son. _ _ UM c -- ' sh educated, but driven by dire necessity to appeel to the par ckder," one maa cried, appealing to us, when his wife is-
m: ompany : and I her
agree to accept such des, orPortsmouth 30.25 43 N.N.E. 3' 4 EN. E. a - 2
It L.-Novi:tuner 7, at Clapham - a xenon, M r.. V, P•ibl, of • eoln
any lean number Slut ma) he amid to me, and to pay the calls ' bowels of aim Leo;' he. Is floe weather he makes bin sided upon takiog • plumb* had objected to._ A melancholy,
looks Oats 41 N. It , 6 N.R. run
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I:Ettrs.-November 7, at Tower, Lear Mold, the wife of A. *aeon. four or fin &linings a day, and, not keeping any canine well-bred actor, in red silk, with a quiet humorous men-
-1 anemia - 2
Roberts. En g.of a son. ife cd I'lual signature establishment, nor apparently any bunion guide. can live in nor, now came on before the curtain, and said things which Scarecrow. 30.19 42 N.N.W. 1i 3 N.N.R. di - 2
RN BC LL-November 8, at Theruhillagtiere, the w Name in tall - 2
Ir. K. T. Tursibull, of • daughter. Address - -' . - .
MARRIAGES. Denxiption well- known examples, such as the stool, elderly, good- 11. de V. told me; sod all he did was well done. Be had
SII-ADAMO-Noveiniver 8, at St. bake% Cripplente. 11 it'. DatethOismaiL
.v.P. P. (Albert William Henry, son of Ca Ida Me eer _ matured looking man wen sits le one of the "ICY'S,' of a quiet ociachalant way-be pot one in mind of Marielle, etrifnAY.
i ea,. Devises, to SWAM. Thee .a, daughter of Mr. E. 1... men in APTLICATIoN FOR FULLY PAID-VP MARRS. Waterleothridge, and profuse" to be reading, in a load, in George Sand. chinning Theatre de Noltant, of Wilhelm n..sy.tirrly,.°,l'. Ol 240.01THAsni111 Westerly,
nt.tortito
to
dams, Conk atreet, lelcon•opiare. To the Directors of the North Logien, Highgate, and Alexandra. strop, voice, some page of Bt. PAUL is Frere's system. Meister among' the players. He would make his fortune of ' ~„,„r ~.i. to pra.z.
mENT4ON -HOLDER.- November 7, at Clued Chard!: park Railway Conry.
..._ WhetllOT be ie reeding or not is entirely another question. be were to come to Euglaed. The entertainment turned Northerly to Sm.. Wierwen. W.N.W to W.S.W.,
Folkestone, Kent, by the Rev. J.
thee'tt, the Rev. W. Clernes!
.o M.A., inetillibeUt of Mt. ill s, Toxteth-rjark, •
LIM; ilalaGenottireh.-Bay°4 Paat to the baw mof an° Company '''' At all e ante be has learnt • good many pages by heart oat to be tableaux virartes, behind a gauze curtain, on • moderate to grub.
to your credit, I request you to allot memoderate to strong.
dares ot Lee cad in the North Leaden. Highgate, au•l Alevos. ' most correctly ; sod so roads on glibly enough is all revolving stage. It put ours is mind of the N.L to N.M., fresh, BOUVIER& Northerly to W., fresh.
.001, to Ann ltoberts, daughter of the late J. Holmes, SAO ••
'olkestene. thaark Railway Coropany : snd I agree to accept such shares, westerlies.. rem., east w.i0....d. or smote when the finger of an " Pilgrim's Progreas" sod the eights that Christian flee.
'ENCE-MAULEINPON.-Novembe et st• Mrl' Chute *lull feu amount that ratty be allotted to me Imo to psy the esprofeenmeal enact
they
would be utterly disabled. Raw. There was the story of Cain and Abel ; there N. N.E. to W•NW•• Zairrall• As 100 Sliorsi
51yddelton Lode, Middlesex, by the Rev. F. MacCarthy, _ *Mermen of , 2 tier canincem on anaemia. and AI es •r be Next ems such as the youth wbo blows into a thin was the history ef Joao of Aro • sod besides these final."'" Si) ireab.
Rev. J. Spence, 11.4
_. rector of But Real, Llnc,lnahire, t. keg the Mat Jauuary. trio. flageolet 004 tome crazy attempt at a tom which be there were things which seemed so terrible to &girth eye' „.....,___..,..,__,, u,,__,........,, _,__ __,
~,,_
Maria, .:aufhter of the late T. A. elaulkineen, of statnfieet _ Usual *mature sever fiends ; the three young, unkempt, grimy minstrels that I cannot writ* of them at length. And yet it is not so orogrrioirlor,Th""Zt„.lar'"6-rz,;.-,--,11 "8.:37..cd-",u7g;
111.14-BLORN.-Noveralrer 8, at rent.t Church, Lee, Kent. OF Name intuit
the Rev. J. Fenn and the Rev. H. SI Hart, Pete? Tune! Address
Wills, Esq., of Mackheatlepark. K and Cape Toth, sous! Dethiption "OW Dog Tray" am a trio ; the soldier without a het, who we look unmoved upon pictures sad pander of sacred
Africa, to Mariam, &cleat daughter of the late Mr!. Date s-by who have eyes, and "objects ;we beton to descriptions and allusions which
Boorn, Feq., of ( Witham. Sussex. and 011:00 Of Aleian••` wee remember the Weeders of old seem to approach with far lees effort, with far more
Penton, Keg., et Blackhestb•park. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and sepecielly on those
Esslsed ; smother hitless sufferer, a big.feced, tall fellow, familiarity, towards awful mysteries. To me there did not TITS BATTALION OF AgRONAUTs. -On the 28
tb
DEATHS. , waiorth, ee,, d°ll,llMt Perfume. extracted from the dowers. by JNO in a white smock-frock, who boldly steers his way along woes seem asy great want et revenues, though I was of October, 1808, there was submitted to the Ernesto:
• 4. gas.-November 7, at Sylvan Vida, West -siren,
-"anel-1. sa'l Co„ P'wf. • W 11:1111- the Maws 01 Hales. the moat crowded pavement under Misguidance of • sturdy
MOM frightened and taken by surprise. They had chosen two of Boeaparte. by °errand Clarke, Minister of War, the piss
Miss Mary Ikrry. aged 00. - I 2• Three King comae Lootharddreet. Loadon. bulldog ; the whinier outcast, sear St. Giles', EodeD•street, Rubins' well-knows pictures for imitation ; there was not •of • tOrtOR. lamed L'lleinend. designated as "ex-chid W
• LACK %%MD.-November Aat Monteith, mints. Leers °lel%
wife of Sir F. Blackwood. Bart., Lieutenant R.N. ._ , _,,,,i_ with St. Vitae's an instant, sad then fell again almost immediately. The England by means of
RACIL -November 8. at Rutlaed•sireel, liagnestso"'"'-' DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-The sad tbe next day moaning Ind shakingloo balloons of 100 metres diamete
tv. W., Mrs. Sarah K. T. Grace. aged V. medical profusion for thirty years have of this dams ; sad lastly, the old, rethlraired, freckled Sooteduesa, figures is this miracle-My were quits motioolese. I have each, the car of which could coetais 1,000 rose with pro
ALPS. -Non-ember 7. at Beldam flosPital. W. 11°1P°' Lml.' WI Hutton a A vermis m the best meo•OT ILlWl;Tolisad its. • who, uader the kweiratioe of • frowsy old woman, expends rarely nee ochlerlookiog people than tk• two chief per visions for ten days, two pieces of cannon with thei
AMU disoreen of every kind; sod as s WM aperient It la asps I
M.D., aged 36. himself with desperate eisersy ee • hopeless elerioset with formers. They masted their parts with perfect gravity mumoition chute, 25 berm, and fuel for the balloons
• ARTY.-Novernber 7, at Parliveed, Upper Holloway, OW.
Vtrtioimomd for Mtn sad thildeth- Yrnisrsd Adair hr , berduto sod woo.. eeeree. Of has these there are and hammy of natiment witse man and the wanes The Empsrar wrote s few words is tbe worsts, orderiel
widow of W. Varty, Toi., aged 80. ED *ad Co chemists. Lc. 171, New Boadortreet, •
- kedge. ad .01.1 tyir;aa.bos, -.la ' by all lg. I probably soon hundreds is Leaden sere
oe a miserable were tall, majenic, fair•buired, noble outline of form 1 the plan to be sent to If. Moo the celebrated nage
d
aim._ ins Cantina-nee that •“Dlanelordw
- ___- _ . • --.-• - - dwo ond a weepiness with
was redly good dud Dietician, "to see Si it were worth whole to make •
tinted and Published by WILLIAM Rreo Ratak _. ... mins sad red label over the cork.
and Co.c ken inch endure, in • mixture of Vast,
um
bee. poi and 1 and feature,
diet.-Querterfy &eine, new number. ' tersarkale.e.-CernAill Magazint foe Novernba r. great an experiment."
Lombard-street, ID the City of Lonhon. Printeeistlrs7
mere, In I...inherit-demi. In the Precinct ot Will
Meth, Norms= 19,15
•
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CROBABLI.
Ilk.- -.OAT. 011 Noarmuut tll
N.W. to W., fresh, uu,sent. Westeriy,
4140 role In Owes, strong.
Northerly to S.W., W tW. W.N.W. to W.S.W.,
moderato to fresh. moderate to strong.
N.E. to N.W., fresh, 800T1111& Northerly to W., fresh.
fine.
N. N. to W.N.W., Zargati.
moderato to froth,

inn
Northern=lleotland. Western=lreland. Wales. and &Ma-
woolen Southern=ingllth Channel and Nay od Slaw.
lthatern=laetwerd Il.4and and North Sea.

TFIE BATTALION or AZRONAITTs.—On the 28th
of October, 1808, there was submitted to the Emperor
Bouperte. by Guava Clarke, !Meister of War, the plan
of s puma lamed Ullortiond. desigoated u "ex-ebief et
the battalion of aeronauts," for making s devout Pa
Ettad by means of 100 balloons of 100 metres diameter
*sob, the car of which could oNshiht 1,000 roes with pro.
visions for us days, two pieces of emus with their
atumaoitioe cheats. 25 heroes, and fuel for the balloons.
The Emperor wrote a few words u the margin, orderift
the plat
extopensimbe nett! Y. Yugo, the celebrated thatitto
Dietician, "to see if it were worth while to nuke so

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ealculsted, we shall hew to the endriene
with respect. (Chew) nave sly further itliter:ll
THE BANQUET. rejoice, my Lord Mayor, to mo yes in the dietthrldebed
Lela evening the newly elected Lord Mayor gave position which you has dialed by year talents mid by the
the enstoutary basset in the Guildhall. The decorations of ll•ltiwt of year abilities. lam hippy to congratulate You
the hall wen le excellent Seth, &ad elicited the &probation °F°°,6° unit with You hove ottalood io being called to
of the oompany. The visitors began to arrive at 5 o'clock, Prim° 'nu this greet city is Lord Mayor, and I confidently
sad from that time 1W 7 a stream of carriages continued tare apt the compel b ague with me wheel I propose
to set lowa their ccenpantm Among the ministers present "The Health the Right Home* Lord Mayor." (Cheers.)
were Earl Russell, Mr. Gladstone, Earl de Croy Tb° toed won drunk with aeldethatioe.
sad Rims. Mr. Cardwell, the Lord Chancellor, ho. The LORD MAYOR, Is Morning thanks, said he Yemeni.
tem hen wee fined with the mad omptny, aewg bend a saying of the late Lord Melbourne, that foods
whom wee the Moab io hop of Canterbury, the Bishop of without the Lard Mayor's show wood sot be Leeds at all.
Leedom,
several of the wet... Mr. Breed. M.P.. Mr. Whoever had witnessed that mardoset procession today ;
Crawford,mt. Hugh'eeTii:p., Mr. Ante., ge„ whoever had emu the mantises thousands tbst thronged
The dinner was satisfactorily sorsa by Mr. Staples. in every Pert of th• rout* a wdlorderad and well oenducted
the course of the eetweedeowt, a weed= el vocal music people ; mid bare felt bow deeply imbued with their own
was nag by Mademoiselle fiebhart, Mies L. NI Owe. inciftimaltoiler,the Messes or Loudon ware. (Cheers.)
Miss Julia Elam Mr. W. H. Cummings, and Mr. •The, was there to 4o honour not to In, the Lord Mayor.
Thomas, misted by glee and madrigal choir. The, bat I. their Lewd Mayer. the wan wheel they had "Ind.
awed „moot:mts ow ender the direction of R. and Dot so much Ms humble individual who presumed Dow
Glean Wesley. to represent the liberties sad freedom of this goes
Gras front the !Audi Spirituall having beet swag, erocomonity. (Cheers,) He treated that this sampificent
The wed seta wet, were proposed he the Lord Nero. some west be ocotioned from year be yes for zany
Earl de Grey sad Admiral Sir Michael Seymour returned reersaiose, and that those who succeeded them would meet
thsks for "The Army. the Navy, sad the Tolotheara," that hall as smiented sad as happy as be believed they
The "Health of the Foreign Ministers' was acknowledged all were that dug. Prearld
by the mini
eg ska Se
who, in good zoom, The LORD Mims said he sow roes to propose a test
gywth with•• wows spew, went. old. .. which bad always biers reeeieed wait outhusimens within
Seed Mayor, Mies, and geniesses,—God eve the Queen l° these simili—"PThe Biome of Peres.' (Cheered At no
Tbe Arelatiebep et Chaterbuty ea the Lord Chanosilor Period in the hither"' of this country Woe them ever so 00r.
spoke brieffe rempoole to to
their hobos. did a seinlion teethes the peers Jested and the people
LOaD Kat* again ros estl ati—ln the &elle ID °ow- (Chess.) B. hollowed the happiness and Cru-
Tbed
Led Pal
the country mourns the loss of one d PswltY of both win deeply elseeleed that it should be so-
wee Demme Km, wee an ahat. a wagons, and en hosed (Übeen.) Tor whilst on the use heed, the House of Pees
hideemea. quiet he emoseptioa. sad la exam*. muss, WY at all thaw. jealous et its own reivderes. it had ever re.
N. the knew better than he that program mesa the ex. I girded with liddity the liberties el the people (Class.)
litheien of human happiness, and therefore he woo always I n Marquis Of SAWDUST returned thanks.
reedy to promote those rational and intellectual reforms The Loan M•soo twat gave "He Majesty's Judges,"
which bed for their objects the moral welfare of the pea to which Lord Chief Justice Erie responded.
pie and the prosperity sod glory aid happiest of his The LORD MAYOR the rose to propose the loath of
country. (Chow.) It is a consolation to ne, however. that august assembly, the House of Commons. (Loud
that these are secs menthes of the House of Commons cheers.) This was a &Odd theme, on which he might
who devote their life to the study of the political dwell at some considerable length ; but it struck him
history of their country, end whose great efforts are at that they would mach rather beer the Righowevt Hos.
all times calculated to strengthen std basely the rile- Gindetoos. (Load ethos) Be must, her
meats of the glorious oonstitutios Rader which we live. in his with* be permitted to. sass the right hon.
(" Nem, hear," mid ahem) The some lord whom her gentleman that the citizens of London had watched with
Majesty hoe been pissed to pies at the head „cis her pride and Aware the pais, taste, and abilities be
eouseih, and whom we rejoice to es amongst us bad displayed in the lions of Commons. (Cheers.) It
to-night, is no stronger to the eithens of London. mattered not whether the right hoc. patients was de.
He bee long ad intimately been cooneoted with all living a classical address ia the University of, Lila-
that relates to the freedom, the liberty, and the progress burgh, whether be was addressing his constituents is
of she people. The historianed the future will identify South Lancashire, or whether he took the lead frith •
Lord Resell se the great champion of civil and religious pas and eloquence sad refinement from his Oxford
%sty. (Cheers.) My lords. I am sure I but echo the frieo&—(a laugh)—whoever be said wee llama
esettimente of the ellipses of Louden and of the people of to by the whole native with pride, with Jeanie.
this great suns, when I state to your lordship that we Dam and with pleasure. (Cheese.) He di sot expire that
bops you will be prepared to carry forward those practical the right homestleman would tell Wend
-ght Fidgety
constitutional reforms which have for their objects the what he proposed to do at the next =stag of parliament
matinees of liberty and the freedom of commerce of —(bear, hear)—but if they might judge of the future by the
this rest scatty. My lords, ladies, and gentlemao, I peek be (the Lod Mayor) believed he would still remain
have great passe in proposing the toast of "He the most popular Cisaneellor of the Exchequer England ever
Majesty's Miftsters," sapling with it Earl Roma bad, and that he would so Malta the Garde that every man
(Cheers.) would led himself with a handful of trumps. (Great
Earl Rosseu., who was received with load cheers, then claming and laughter.) Be wadded by giving "The
rose ad said—My Lord Mayor, ladies, and gmalanies—r Horse of Commas," coupling with the toast the name
beg to return thanks In the name of my colleagues and el the Chancellor of the Exchequer. (Loud chum)
myself for the honour which you have dos as in &aka( The Ca/atm-Lou of the EMORY:QUER, who was received
our hmiths, I expected, my Lord mayor, that le propogiog with reiterated cheering, said : I deem it a high honoar to
the toast of her Majesty's Ministers, your lordship would be called upon inlay place, aid especially before this great
sod to mind the great loos which the country has suffered assembly, to return thanks for the Reuse of Commons.
by the death of Lord Palmerston. (Hear, bear.) He was (Cheers.) At the present softest, indeed. it is not ander
a man qualified to conduct the bruises of the country the most favourable eircumstaaires that say one ems speak
suessfully through the vicissitudes of war and peace. for what the Lord Mayor has justly called " that Sleuth
Be attained the office of prime minister while the assembly." For, mostly oboes as they have bees,
sad new to the exercise of their duty, the mem-
country was involved in war, but he oceducted ifs
affair' for a long time during peso. He had the hers or that house bare as yet bad no oppon.
resolution, the !sours, the promptitude, the vigour tan* of proving how fir they are disposed or how
which befitted war; and. when peace arrived, he showed far they ere &bhp to sue their country ; Ord morn
that he could nraintdo interval tranquillity, and, by stood- than tbite the lame wilt& bust loth 'Path el bare
tog oar commercial mistime. could glue ao the moot" the fallen heavily upon the House of Commons. (Hear. lee.)
fruits of the mammy of peace. (Hear.) The memo why The archer Death, it may well be said, " has striokes
be was able to do this is Ode. It is that his heart always down the foremost deer of all the herd." (Chow:Gal If
beat for the honour of Reglad. (Cheers.) His mind, Lord Palmerston le lamented ID every corner the
stosegthend by experience, compreheoded tbe whole field lad, in no place wi 1 his loss be more severely
of the interests of this °until, and he was therefore capable lelt—in no place will DO long atime e:adDll bee
of applying that knowledge to the consideration of those fore any use will be found to emulate his remark.
interests whatever emergency might eajee. But. if able qualities as is the House of Commons. (Cheers.)
that lose has ham ase at the gravest to the But notwithstanding that heavy lost, end Dotwithsteediog
°matey, it has boss still graver to theft for whom I the improved state of the character of the House of Com.
speak—my °colleagues sad myself—who were accustomed more, lam earn from the manner in which you have
day by day to consult him upon the affairs of the country, received the tout, so kindly and so flatteringly proposed.
and to be guided by the light which he could throw upon that you have faith is the destinies of that
every subject in which tie hassle were engaged. (Hear, (Cheers.) The very name of the House of Commons is
hear.) My Lord Mayor, upon the melancholy intelligence sufficient to draw forth expressions of eothusistio appro'
of the deems of Lord Palmerstoo, her Majesty was pleased button and saddens in all parts of this eoluas ; and
to call upon me to fulfil the functions of First Lord of the certainly most of all in the City of London, which has
Treasury, and to carry oe the government of the country. always sympathised with the House of Commons in its
It was her Majesty's undoubted prerogative to call upon efforts to establish on a secure basis the laws sod
me, end in my opinion I should have been a craven and liberties of the people—(cheers)—and which has been
a coward if I had not answered to that call. (Cheers.) only mem& perhaps, to that house as the advocate end
What was necessary was in the first place that I should champion of freedom. (Cheers.) Again, the House of
obtain the asauranes of the support and confidence of Commoon will have suffered, so far as its parsed corn.
my colleagues. That I am proud to say I at once oh. position may affect the conduct of affairs of that house
Sized, and sooompanied with circumstances which I cannot a concerned ; yet it meets, in other respects', with
mention at this time ; bat which, if I could venture, would favourable prospects before it. (Cheers.) The noble
show you the disiotereated spirit is which men in their lord at the head of the government has alluded
high station looked at their duties to the country. (Cheers.) to those prospects, and they are such as to afford •
It is a fortunate caseate-se that in %king the guidance promise that, tars its Predecessor, that house will
of public affairs we do so during a period of peace. It is establish for itself not a tn.ditionsl but. an actual
this very month 50 years since the treaty of peace was title to your approbation and confidence. (Cheers.) If
signed with Frans. That peace has been fruitful in bend- we look abroad, to the out or to the west, we see iu
fits, but never more than within the last few years, when all the countries around us everythiog which ohould
our relations with Frame have been extended and make us desire their prosperity and happiest*, and regard
strengthened to each a dopes that we may hope that thorn with itemized regard and friendship. (Cheers.)
the two nations, having learnt to esteem ose another's And if it should chaos that danger should threaten the
great qualities in war, will proceed together in peace, poses of the world, we may at least feel confidence that
sad that for fifty years to come they will be more friendly from Emitted that danger will see arise—(chars)—for,
awl more united than they have hitherto been. (Cheers.) having no separate °bleats so Perorate interest, to Fu-
ror the last few years, on the occasion of these meetings, sue, she has taught before her but the duty of cultivating
we have had to lament the civil war which desolated the the blessings Prov.denos has betowed upon her, ad die.
United States of America. That war is happily cow at an charging with advantage to her subjects sod the world the
end, and I trust that that great republic, having freed cues of that vast empire which has been committed to bee
itself from the guilt and the stain of slavery, will emetics rule. (Cheers.) This House of Commons. liokiog at tome,
in a state of peace and prosperity for centuries to came, will have every socouragemeet to a manful performance
(Cheers.) Such at lest is the wish of Englishmen, for I of lie duties ; for we sec all classes of the community in.
believe there are WADS but friendly feelings enter. mesh,' is natty of estimeet end feeling, and that all are
tamed towards that mighty republic. (Hear, hear.) reedy to wood the efforts of those who govern
But, my Lord Mayor and gentlemen, reverting and those who represent it—never prose to execs
to the situation of the present government, I too much at our heeds, always ready to mate allowance
may say that while it is far from my wish to ask for pre• for trivial errors, always generous to remember, and to
mature expesesious of confidence, I trust I may appeal appreciate services done. (Cheers.) This Motto) of Core.
against premature declarations of want of confidence. It is moos, like those which have preceded it, will be, if I may
but consistent with the justice and generosity of Eoglish. so say, inspired by the sacred genius or the place Itself.
men that we should not be embarrassed by such declare- (Cheers.) It will be guided by the long-established
time. We see placed in an arduous situation, with the lies traditions of parliament—it will be iolluenced by
of a great statesman to deplore, ends, ought at lest to he the enlightened spirit of the country —it will w-
allowed to consider the course we shall take, and the cad upon principles of justice aid equity in
measures we should pursue before any opinion is expressed the discharge of Its duties. (Cheers.) And when
upon our conduct. (Hew, bete.) With regard to panel. m future years your successors, my Lord Mayor, shall
pies generally, gentlemen, I catt only say that for myself I propose the health of the House of Common. they will
cannot abandon those principles which far twenty years. accord as a debt of gratitude that which yon generously
come weal ours woe, recommended me to the conlidenoe of give as a tribute of hope ; and they will ho constrained
this great City. (Cheers.) I shall always reflect with to say that the Hose of Commons did something towards
pride en the connection which existed between us, carrying forward the work of public progress, to establish
I shall not for my part forget the acquaintances Itself is. the affections of the people, and to promote the
that I the foamed, sr shall I forget the principles which welfare of the country. (Loud ebeerr.)
I then declared to the people of tale greet city, and which The LORD MAYOR next proposed "The Health of theist*
they ratified with their approbation. There Is, however, Lord Mayor," which was received with notch enthusiasm.
another part of practical politics besides the principles The Ex-Mayon (Mr. Alderman Hale) responded.
which are to be adopted. There is tin application of The LORD MATOR the gave "The Kaghorates of the
those pashas; which is a question always of avocets, City of Londoe," obsersieg that they performed their
of oircallistaaoall, of time, and of opportunity. (Hear• onerous dative in a Testier which he was proud to think
hear.) It would be rash and unwarrantable in se were I gave universal satidaelion.
now to enter upon may ooasideratloe of the measures So JAMES DOR& Hart— replied to the tout.
that the government may thick proper to intrados. " The Sheriffs of Loudon" was the seat tout.
(Cheers.) I will only my this, that they must be measures Alderman and Sheriff GIBBONS, in thanking the cam.
not of yesterday but of today—that sob year has its patty for the mo•Wer fa which tbey had received the toast,
own wants. The subtly bee from time to ties its own remarked that for seven hundred years the corporatioe of
sin* and it is the duty of the government of this the City of London had exercised the right of electing
country to °onside, those want, and those wishes is the their own sheriffs, and so wise and salutary a measure did
mesernme which they may bring forward for the emaidees he eoeeider this, that be hoped for seven hundred longer
of parliament. (Cheers.) With these observatiou I have they would continue to carry it auk (Applause.)
only to say that we shall be salsa with respect to the The LORD MAYOR the gave "The Bar of England.° to
mune we may think proper to pursue to abide by the var. which
diet of the esetatty. If per measures am wise, nod mho- Mr. Barmy Q C., reseeded. •
Lad for the interests of the country, we shall be proud to The LORD CHANCOLWR completed the toest list by pro.
readies its confidence ; but if tams measures are not so posing " The Leduc," after which the company separated.

LORD MAYOR'S DAY.