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London, England, 1855-11-07 00:00:00

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THE SUN LONDON, WE.DNESDAY EvEN LNG NOVEIVIBER, 7 1855.
From the London Gazette of Last Night.
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1 the nation the leading principle that no peace must Naval and Military Intelligence. THE TVAI?—THE P.RESS—.AND PUBLIC most useful. To recruit and prepare men for the infan-
Spirit of the Public Journals.
I ever be concluded which would surrender the so. OPINION. try, we have 52 depots actively engaged throughout the
Marryat, previous to and in the attack on the Forts of
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______-0,--- Crimea to Russia. To do so upon any terms that The steam-ship Pacific, with 500 of the Army Works -ea kingdom, the majority of them clubbed togethee in
alm.nuapcirtteileyn.,ese. 18, at twelve, at the Court of Bankru t '
(From the Times of this day.) the wit of man could devise would be, we verily (From the Times.) groups in the shape of depot battalions. Their strength
varies from 100 men, to which some of the depots in Ire-
land have been reduced by large draughts sent out with- Kinbourn, he has been promoted to the rink) f :try
believe, to fulfil Mr. Urquhart's prophecy, and Corps on board, reached Malta on Saturday, the 27th
This is indeed one of the grand old wars. Its theatre
in the last week or two
ult. She ran from Gravesend to Gibraltar in 5 days 51 .
tuting the reserve batta'litoonsthoef BtohoeoGr
ula,rodoso. merrnhceornesitsi: mender, by a commission dated this da '
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Hardly a day passes but there is found in some
convert the whole war into a war for Russia, not is the very region where despotism an,d lib.,erty, the East 0 om-
Stansfeld, official assignee; Stopper, Cheapside. p ay.
part of our foreign correspondence a statement, or
hours, and from Gibraltar to Malta in 4 days 2 hours:,
against her. Russian designs upon Constantinople . . and
begVes,
,t,,bar,barism a.nd eivi.lisatiogn fou:ll,t the! first
besides, the reserve at Malta, numbering a considerable The y•
a rumour, or an allusion to a rumour, or anmaonuswr eirs
would be advanced by this war if it were to end to- the latter passage against strong head winds and heav strue lee end it the world lasts lon enoueh the glories
eorce. Volunteering from the militia voes on with great Richard Levinge-Swift, Esq., to be her Majesty's CPoonisul 13, at one and Dec. 11, at twelve, at the Court of Bank-
to a rumour, or a statementbotuhtateethrteairnu
amiable morrow in a peace that would leave the Czar master sea. Other vessels which left the Thames about the of this latter conflict will fall into the same constellation 'Jet
-lane, Cannon-street.
without any foundation, as those of the former. But, though the theatre is '
of the Crimea. same time were 10 days going to Gibraltar. Captain . , e d spirit, the Kerry, Donegal, Mayo, and other regiments in the Island of St. Thomas.
projec
• ts of mediation supalplosaed to be entertained
Thompson writes :- almost the same, the peoples and regions now engaee
having just behaved admirably in this respect. Recruit- The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Nicholas Martyn, baker, Fowey, Cornwall, Nov. 13 and
by Austria and Prussia with more or less concur-
We are not indisposed to accept the .
conclusion are out of all proportion, for all Europe and a great part
ttasltnlhoatwhtisaitninstteohbocaostnosideration, it is not Dec: 13, at.one, at the Exeter District Court. Hirtzel
f the " The men on board are all quite well. The officers are ing generally is, we are ha to sa in a ros erous John Edward Wilkins, Esq., to be her Majest 's Cons
of Asia are now in the quarrel, or certain to be drawn IVY 3', p p y Ul
rence from Russia. At' one time it is a Russian
of the Press, and admit that the severing o
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asvi xe at Chicago, in the United States. official assignee, Exeter ;
Crimea from Russia involves the re-taking also of
than the conduct of the navvies. They obey all orders into it. Could the historian who recited his nine books Exeter.
arand Duchess, then an Austrian Archduchess, . CROWN OFFICE, Nov. G.
then something the King of Prussia has said, then
Bessarabia. We have never, we must say, dreamed cheerfully. Yesterday we had two services, one forward before assembled Greece at the Olympic games, or the
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT James Renton, watchmaker, Bradford, Nov. 16 and Dec.
of the Czar, then the arrival of a oet who exhibited the same story on the Athenian stage, . 21, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. Young, official
an aide-de-camp of takino• from her the Crimea while we left her and the other aft, attended by as many as could get round le from 200 to 250 men added to •
their present strength, or, PARLIAMENT. assignee, Leeds ; Teiry and Watson, Bradford ; Bond and
• itache, then tbe journey of a Prince, then an a .ss our chaplain. These men may well be contented, for I have been told by some oracle that one day nations
new a ueorgia. considering the lesser number as the average, an increase Borou,gh of Totnes-George Hay, commonly called the Barwick, Leeds.
imaginary letter, then some words in an official that the never knew men so well cared for. Their food is abundant 3,000 miles off would come through the gates of Her-
of 10,400 to the infantry generally. We can, moreover Earl of Gifford, in the room of Edward Adolphus St. Samuel Judkins, baker, Sheffield, Noy. 24 and Dec. 22,
We have said before, and we now repeat, ht th battles o ' h ld h
newspaper, and every fortnight a cloud of smoke , and good, with a quart of porter daily, 30s. per week cules to fig ese ver again, e wou ave
very lowest terms which could with honour ana waees besid
e , es clothing as good as any man in their sta. been at a. loss to conceive the form and manner or suc
, h make another important augmentation to this branch c:f Maur, commonly called Lord Seymour (now Duke of at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. Brewin, official
d. dust descends on the whole fabric, and it is • t ld bth our forces. There are in the -United Kingdom ei ht Somerset), summoned to the House of Peers. assignee, Sheffield; Dixon and Blackwell, Sheffield.
ati fety be accepted by this coun ry wou e e tion could wish to wear We have been busil em- as it wee the oet had to do
y a conflict. Even ~ p . NOVEMBER 5. Richard Kettle, draper, Sheffield, Nov. 24 and Dec. 22,
authoritatively announced to be an absolute delu-
sa
- - • fth C ' h b d 1 d • * •
der by Russia o e rimea- er aan on- p oye ever since we left serving out to the men considerable violence to facts for the sake of re tth 15th 22d 25th, 60th Refl g
gimen s, e , , ies (3d Bette- Th L ICh 11 h•
sion. The whole process is that which-is continu- surretn
fll her rovinces south of the Caucasus- their new clothes, and it is very gratifying to see how Sir •t He bad to br• 11 Greec on the st h lion), 80th, 96th, 98tb, and the 3d Battalion of the Fat.cLsorca
c:nce. oF as appointed James Willem Esq., at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. Browin, official
mmissioner in Lunacy, vice Dr. Turner, aseig,nee, Sheffield ; Hoc& and Yeomans, Sheffield.
ally in operation in our own country towns of the
men
n %ac uiriped within tbe present century- Joseph Paxton has provided for all their wants, even to a ian,l
Yids messen ers, mlinegaf:er anoth:r aye hoaucl'
„ Rifle Brigade ; in the Mediterranean, five, the sAst, resigned: George Weet
. herhead, joiner, Nowcaotle-upon-T ne
every on . . ' J 54th, 66th, 91st, and 94th. Some of these regiments
housewife well filled with necessary articles." . • fhg t •f• I hP' 'g BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov 2. Nov. 20, at half-past twelve and De 21 ttl y '
second or third class, where there is always some ci
fth • d d fC. • d
the recoemtion o ein epen ence o ircassia, an Her Majesty's screw block-ship Horatio, 24, Captain intelligence otes n e. t was t e ersian and the
are in as good condition as any in the service weovffie,iaat
as regards The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Cotair't. 'Baal(
nest of reports, seething, and festering, and fumine,
9 h relin' uishmont on the part of the Czarof all right the Hon. Arthur Cochrane, C. 8., which left England Grecian who were in mortal duel, and it was decided in
numbers, discipline, and the prestige of recent active Privy Council for assignee, Newcastle ; Chartres, New tl 2 .1d a l
'all about people who are simply doing what sucii
t t fcl ence or rotectorate, whether "oint or a day. Strange to say, science has achieved what the Trade and Plantations Lave received, case; ei and
0.. in er er , . ed some weeks since in charge of the floating battery Me- service. Leaving one to represent us with Mr, through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy Harwood, London.
people might be expected to do-nothing very bad It' fthP • • 31' • poet could not have imagined, and the free nations of
several,. etitaer inb. reta ifotnh op e rlincipa itte.s okr teor, but was unable to convoy her further than Malta, Wyse at the Court of King Otho, we can send the of a Despatch from her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, John Danks, timber merchant, Stafford, Nov. 22 and
or very nod, or at all important to anybody but
the Chris ian su. jec s o e orte. Ve. did tin , arrived at Spithead yesterday afternoon ; she left Malta Europe are as much one man, and as present at the
remaining dozen, say 10,000, to the Crimea. Thus qansmitting copy of a French Imperial Decree, reporting Dec. 20, at half-past twelve, at the Birmingham Distriat
themselves. Had our hopes really him°. on any
and we still think, that it would be possible to con- on the 10th ult., and has come back to have many de- struggle, as all Greece, just as the poet represented it.
• bet ween fresh regiments and detechments, we can add a
t at during three years, dating from the 17th October,' Court. Bittleson, official assignee, Birmin ham • Robin-
the d the whole len th of the 'Vieth-
Even across Evirope an g .
prospects of peace from - the neutral Powers,
chide peace on such terms in such a manner as to fects repaired. o in ao ry o n ee . e are •
20 000 t the 'ftof ur army ithfi ld W 1855, timber for the purposes of construction, cabinet wood son and Fletcher, Dudley; Motteram andg K • 'ht B.
nig , ir-
British people would have been fifty times i
'n trans-
afford reasonable security for the independence and The Polyphemus, 5, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, was terranean we hear day by day the progress of the war ; '
not exactly acquainted with the reinforcements likely to h h
. in t e roug or sawn of •
thickness • ' • min hant.
mole than three centimetres in g
Thomas Lewis bnildor Bath Nov 2
i iron, iron bars iron da
, i tes, and cerner plays, •• •, • • • 0 anti Dec. 18, at
ports of joy, and as often plunged into the abyss commissioned yesterday at Portsmouth by Commander and every Englishman or Frenchman hears the greater
be available for the Artillery and Engineers, but we raw zinc ' Pdg
integrity of the Turkish dominions. ve ts of it before a second sun has set th A
e n . . upon ern. 9 an copper flax and hemp raw or stripped pitch eleven at the Bristol District Court
, . , . Acraman, official
three Warren, late of the Star. The riggers of the dockyard must resume that those invaluable arms of the service and tar, tallow and ' '
of despair, in the course of the last
W f kl th
e ran y say at were peace concluded even regatels the particulars, we are often in advance of those . ' other animal fats, used in the construe- assignee, Bristol ; Cruttwell, Bath ; Bevan and Girling,
and would have to undergo the same have got her lower rigging over the mastheads, d will be kept up to their present strength, Summing up tion of ships, will be admitted free of duty on o detion Bristol.
years, .
11 the time between upon such terms we might still regret that a great Her Ma• t ' bl k lit. Hte who are Personally engaged. We have a more comman -
jes y a screw oc -s ip as Ingo, 60, Captain e. • i • then, we have now in the Crimea 56,000 men, of Whom that the importer shall, within on - ' c 2 1 William Smith Ince •
vicissitudes of emotions a nig view of the batt e raging below than the combatants e year from the date of man, picture dealer, Duke-street,
dents of opportunity had been missed of driving back from E G Fansha we having refitted in dock at Portsmouth 51,500 are effective ; calculating the mortality among their importation, give proofs of their application to the St. James's, Nov. 16, at twelve, and Dec. 13, at one, at
this and New Year's-day. Our correspon ,
th '• • d E ' ' ' -
ries of enslaved and oppresse urope was undocked yesterday afternoon ' themselves, who are lost in the melee and buried in dust
them at 100 a-week for six months, and the sick list to purposes for which they were declared to be imported. the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee
do no more than their duty in transmitting 0 er Colllli, •
and smoke. In thie respect our antagonists have more ,
These roofs must be in
course, hem But The Oueen Victoria transport No 1 completed her be as numerous as at present, there would be of the sot- p ~ accordance with the resolutions Bs singhall-street ; Marten, Thomas, and Hollans, Mincing-
Indeed, in Austria and Prussia the iron despotism that is crushing t . -. • ' - than kept pace with; us, and we often hear great events concerted between the Ministers fle lane.
these reports. ld embarkation of huts for the erm in the East yesterday diers at present in the Crimea 49,000 effective on the o inance, Commerce,
be nothing else to talk about, just sure we are that to consent to a peace that wou , y,
- - - first through St. Petersburg. While our own authori- Aericulture, and of Public Works Edwin Henr S ark hosier Hi h-street Il'
there tan now as at Pertsmou th and will leave in a day or two 15th of April ; adding as reinforcements 2,800 cavalry yp p , g , s ington, Nov.
loneer capable of work, and exact from Russia terms less than we have indi- evern g . ,
e ties are considering gravely how far it will be prudent All infractions of the d *
as an old. woman, no a
'atend an - catecl would be to sien and seal a transfer of Con- with other materials and stores for Balaklava, and about ~ •di and 20,000 infantry, we should have at the commence- • or ers promulgated on this subject 16, at half-past twelve, and Dec. 13, at two, at the Court
1 uch and such movements t
to emu ee s . he Czar tells them n er la i 1
11 d I b'r
wi re ty to the penalties and prohibitions of of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official assignee, Basinghall-
therefore unable to do anything, or a y . 40 officers, who are under orders to embark this day. tf h . • b 70 000 B -
men ot e campaigning season, say a out , ri• Art. 2of the Law of sth July 1836 street ; Mason and Sturt, Gresham-street.
thing, or eyen to think anything, takes it out in .
1 t th C' Th ' k
stantinop e o e zar. e possessions we as
The William Jackson sailing-transport vvill embark re than they know themselves So pre
a great deal mo .
' * tish troops in fair condition, to maintain the bonour and ' ' *
th h• h h • l
s freq.'. Russia are ose w ic s e can retain on yas sent ie all Eu ,
rone at the scene, and so overpowering the . For the space of one year from the same date, the John Carter Lucas and Thomas Lucas, wholesale dru
talk which must, in the nature of things, be abou,, - , detachments of troops at Portsmouth this day for the e ,a• interests confided to their keeping. duties upon the importation of foreign ships will be as gists, Aldersgate-street, City, Nov. 15, at two and DX
' 11 How the matter stands at this instruments Emu outposts of her aggressions upon a instinct to learn and to tell each particular !in tom
nothing at a . the East. _mast. respect, at least, we can sympathise with the fee For Other important English forces, although containing follows i-setagoing vessels of all kinds, whether sailing 0 15 at one at the Court of Bankru tc Penn'll ffi • 1
e , o cia
moment it does not very much signify, for, as one The Shannon, 50-gun screw-frigate, building in Ports- but a small numerical Proportion ol Englishmen, will steam, nationalised on payment of 10 per cent. on ther ass'ignee, 'Guildhall-chambers py*
; Sacllow, Torr, Janeway,
_ ot t ed onl oto the • *
c n ras we ne y g concluding battle of the
'wane of gossip has just broken and dispersed in , mouth Dockyard, has all the available shipwrights henceforward be available. Of the Turkish Contingent value ; the value to be determined by the Consulting Corn- and-Tazart, Bedford-row ; Dickson and Blackwell, Shef-
, last war The events of a whole week-of the whol
this, eountry, it is probable that another is starting ( From the Morning Advertiser of this day. ) placed upon her to expedite her for launching, her occu- - . • .
ig it a b ahl th '
ough fought almost within
e we hear most encouraging accounts. The coalman- mittee of Arts and Manufactures. field.
pation of the slip interfering with the progress of the eamPaesat -' m .3; e.e, lin' BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 2. William Jolley, poulterer, Charing-cross, Nov. 15, at
ders are men of whom we entertain th h'
e very ighest
irom Vienna or Berlin, so that it would be prerna.- The retirement of Mr Scovell from the cortest sight, ana actual y wan sound of these shores, came .
h - nr of Austria or Prus- • ' • . construction of the great dock alongside, which will nopes-Vivian, Michel (of Cape renown) and Dickson The Right Honourable the Lords of the Com ittee of two, and Dec. 11, at one at the Court of Bankr pt y
tare to say t ere, is no rumo for tho representation of Southwark is already all toeether and we onl
„, , . y knew the war had begun when ' T ' Privy Council for Trade and Plantations hav m • Edwards, official asei P . • 12-
C-
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e recerved, gnee, Basinghall-street, Newstead,
- gr. • •
slat. mediation. Indeed, if there is not a rumour known in the remotest arts of the land The in-
-1) • ct the steam basin with Portsmouth harbour
conne •
•t was really over. Commandant of the Ar 'll
ti ery, are well known. he re• through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs aco Ely-place, Holborn.
, The screw corvette Ma'acca 17, Capt. Farquhar, hay- 1 . 1 officers include some of the smartest and •
gimenta .
'in one place there is in auother, like the flyine, terest felt in the result of the election was almost •
ing ren a
, ~, se , ,'b•f a • e d t This virtual presenc3 at the war, this power of follow.
tte , tett r-ortsmouta asin or apitnea yes er- promising of the captains and subaltenis of the Royal
me't of a despatch from• her Majest 's Amb I i P l'Y SOOTCFI SE UE
tam or a. ans, Q STRATIONS.
rurnours one reads of in old medical books, that as • • l• f
great in the country as in the metropo is, or day. It is reported that she is to augment the squadron g
in it step by step, contributes materially to that warm
old Indian armies. The mem we hear, are docile apt f • •
transmitting, aco of an I Y•
I
e py. . mpena Decree reporting that Henry Campbell, portmanteau maker and tavern keeper,
were only expelled from the stomach to take refuge
every one felt that the issues involved were of pare- of Rear-Admiral Fanshawe on the West India and and intelligent interest which there is scarce an Enesh-
d fficient s ld• rs and w d b
an e o ie , . e cannot ou t that,
• • oreign ships importing timber for purposes of construction Glasgow. •
• h 1 d -d • th f tto reappear ' man but feels and avows in it, When it is considered
in t e lea ,or suppress° in e oo mount national importance. The patriotic electois North America station. led, they will Prove admirable troo s The will num-
thet at the interval of a, continent we Inve to fight with - ' . . 11 • y well from the north of Europe into the ports fAl' t th Thomas S. 1' 1 b •
0 geria, 0 0 inc air, pum er, Crieffe
amount of three-fourths of their reeistered tonnage, and Thomas Chines, plumber, Aberdeen.
in the loins. So that, if we put any faith in these
of Southwark will, therefore, receive a nation's o•ra.- The steam-sloop Basilisk, 6, Commander Robert Jen- ' ber 20,000, and tine force will be further rnaterially in- depaiting with cargoes of French 'or Al •
the greatest military Power in the world, upon his own genan produce, _
•
wandering and volatile existences, we might at any titude for the noble exertions they have made to ner, arrived at Spithead yesterday from the Baltic. creased. We shall put down the different Foreign Le. will be exempt from tonnage duties.
le which our statesmen have foreseen .
territory, a strugg .
gams at the more than moderate estimate of 5,000 men In the event of the cargo of timber for th b Country Markets.
e a ove purposo
one time be sanguine or desperate, according to the
insure the triumphant return of the man in whose The steam gun-boat Lark, from Spithead, arrived at
for a century, and for a century shrunk from, that in-
particular quarter ef the compass to which our at- _person were centred not only the principles of indi- Plymouth on Monday. She will go into Keyham Docks
terest-that popularity, we are not afraid to call it-is and, omitting the Sardinian army, we calculate the total not amountine to three-fourths of the tonnage of the ship, • -
streneth thus :-British troops, 70,000 ; Turkish Con- duty will be charged in proportion to the amount of cargo LIVERPOOL-Nov. 6.
' ' tention was directed. be refitted.
vidual right, but the most vital interests of this t° .. an incalculable aid to the Minister charged with the . e unemployed or devoted to other merchandise. Though the business was not extensive, the demand was
If our readers have not already taken this coun- „ • F th • A d" d b •1-
reat nation. or eir ex raor 'nary an ri The tramport Diligence from Pembroke, with stores, tingent, 20,000 ; and. British German
work, Would he act so promptly,-would he draw so -.- e . k 1 and British Swiss The duty will be calculated at the same rate in the case
sel for themselves, we would advise them to dis- ';', e urn to ar iamen
nantl successful efforts to r t P I.* t arrived at Plymouth on Monday.
The Centurion, •80,gfitting at Devonport, has bad her .
unsparingly on our resources-would he send such dc- lemons, 5,000 ;ma log a together 95,000 men. Thanks
to our two years' experience and our transport service of ships which, having fulfilled the first condition de a t eenerall ood. New and old w
0 y g heat about 2d per bushel
, P r advance since Tuesday. Indian corn, is per qr. advance.
miss utterly from their minds all thou,ght of Aus-hYll A• 1 h b dd si at rd rt th f Id 1 * r' 1 f
ci. i o rs o e seat o ear-wou ie incu as cs o , with less than one-h 1 '
a fof the tonnage devoted to French
t e ga ant dmira ,w o may now e regar e as fin (weiceeing eieht Tons) put in place. She will be y asonable hope to keep this ermy in h it
we ma re American flour 3s Geiser barrel, and Spanish lis 6d te 2s
ea h or Algerian produce.
• tria or Prussia ever mediating for any purpose ex- their Member, they have, indeed, descry ed well ot ' ' '
taken cut of dock on Saturday next, an sent to Key-
d failure-would be so commit the whole fortunes and e • • '
and inefficiency ;in fact, worthy in oint of conditi per sack higher. English flour only brought full rates,
cept for some object of their own. They can hardly,
their countr And alread in every part of the ha to receive her engines and boilere which are already glories of the nation to this single issue, were he not con- li bers to take their 1 P • an
ce beside thos BOARD OF TRADE, 'WHITEHALL, Nov. 2. and not free of sale. Oats beans and other articl fth
' indeed, be said to pretend to any higher policy,
Is' d y.•
d y•
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-ing om their con uct elicits expressions o prepared. e " ' scious of an enthusiastic and intelligent sympathy from
our great ally.-/ITheneng paper.
as we ite num - • p a aof The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of trade were not much in ' ' 68
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Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, was observable in quotations.
request, and no ntaterial alteration
and till there presents itself some object which the - „ ~ ~
grater= admiration. They have rendered a ser- A new steam•frigate, sister to the Satellite, is ordered the whole British people ? Most assuredly he would not, through the Secretary of State for Foreien Affairs o
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- German Powers can believe to be chiefly for their
vice to their country of which it would be irnpos- to be built forthwith in No. 2 slip, Devonport dockyard. and he would be hardly justified in so acting without that
HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE of a Despatch from H '
er Majesty's Actlng Consul-General IPSWICH-Nov G
own interest, and in some lesser degree for the
sible to overrate the importance. Never did any Extra hands are ordered on the Liffey, building in No. snpport. Considering all thine
,3—the colossal dimen-
WEEK. in Egypt, stating that the Egyptian Government have • • ' *
interest of Europe at large, there is no chance of
constituenc •t. th I the electors of 3 slip.
y acqui emse ves as She is to be,got ready for launching on the Ist stens of the foe, the distance, and the unknown nature • communicated to him that the export of wheat and maize A fair quantity of wheat on sale, in pretty good condi-
of the struggle-we do not think the war could be car- from E tion with a free sale and an advance of 3s to
( From the Registrar-General's Report.) gypt will be prohibited from the 6th January next, l , . . 4s per qr. on
. their ever taking any serious steps tosvarcls an
Southwark have done. Were all constituencies of January next.
ied on with the reouisite s irit and vieour, except by t week's prices. Barley also in fair su I and d
still below its average rate, except in the ease of such vessele as may have completed also, t 2 r. advance. Beans aPp y' emana
, a s per q nd peas in short
amicable adjustment. Of course, if we are to go
ins ired by the sanae spirit-animated by an
P The Sanspareil, 70 guns, screw steam-ship, Captain r• , P.
ne. , . The mortalityin London is
W. J. Williams left Sheerness for Plymouth at 10 '0 favour of that unbounded interest a a tnat intense one quarter of their ladine reviousl to that I t
for 919 deaths were registered in tho week that ended e P Y ( a 0. supply and dearer.
oa expecting and inviting their mediation, it must 11 est laid lofty patriotism-and no less , - •° th -11. hllEla Is f1••t ' •t
sympa yeic a ng is men ee in i,in i 3 com- BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 2.
equa y earn • a m yesteaday• on Saturday, November 3, or 193 less than the cor- PER QUARTER. FIR QUARTEE
be with the idea that the neediation, when it ccmes,
indomitable in resolution, there would, indeed, be • '
Lieutenant-Commander H. G. Hall, of the gun-boat menders, and in the Ministers charged with its conduct. rected average of previous years. The Right Flonourable tho Lords of the Committee of Wheat, red (01d)... Bls to 8:5 • • .
; tßarley, grinding ... 385 to 40s
and when it really takes effect, will be of a disin-
h f• E I d Then would the existence of '
ope oi ng an . So when we are told as we were some time since with
Ruby, hal been sent to Melville Hospital (preparat my , ". . At the annual rate of 17 in 1 000 which rules in the Privy Council for Trade dPI t •
an en ations have received, Ditto (new)
forested character. But nobody in his senses can corrupt Cabinets become an impossibility ; and. 8 procee ing, on sic ea,ve iti consequence of lil-
t° hi d• •k I ) • • oracular pemp by Prince Albert, that " the British •
health districte of En land the deaths would ba 836 th hth
„ roug e Secretary ef State for Foreign Affairs, a copy Ditto white B6s to 90:, Peas
imagine this for a moment. It is, indeed, quite toriou- ince acity would never find its way into e ith d d b t d 1 1 t k b •
p ea , pro uce y repea ecocs a en y continued constitution is on its trial," and "we have now to see y. g , ~• of a, Despatch from her Majesty's Consul at Rotterdan • '
weekly in London, so that the deaths in the last week enclosing the , Ditto (old)
following translation of a law I b tilt
' - few years Russia may be eled no ' '•
possible that after a e • Do wning-street. exposure to the weather while doing duty in the Baltic. h h b • d ff • 1
weter a great war can e carrie on e ective y by unnatural causes were 83, or 12 daily. States-General, for re-adjustine the Tonna passe' y• e Barley, malting ... 42s to 44s Flour, per sack
of a loophole to get out of her difficulties without The electors of Southwark have made the pro- The Basilisk, 6 guns, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, Coin- in the face of a free public opinion, an unfettered Of the 919 persons who died, 451 were males, 468 were in the Ports of the Nethe ''
fiends. ge Dues levied AVERAGES FOR inn WEEK ENDING NOT. 3, 1855,
much lose or disgrace, and may try to devise such gress of Sir Charles, in their borough, one con- mender Robert Jenner, left Sheerness on Monday at press, and absolute publicity," we can now reply triumph. f
emales ; 457 were under 20 years of age ; 149 were of We, William 111., by the Grace of God King of the Wheat
(deli-
a loophole with the assistance of her two n_
‘, tinuous ovation. They have thereby covered 4.45 p.m. for Portsmouth to make good defects and pre- antly that not only can such a war be carried on under the age of 20-40 ; 125 of the aee of 40-60 ; 153 were Netherlands, Prince of Orange, Nassam'Grand Duke Oats
hours. It is quite possible that the Western themselves with immortal honour. We shall Pare for immediate foreign service. these circumstances, but that such nations as England •an were age oan under 100 years.
60 -80 , d 25 d 8 d of Luxemburg, &c., &a, Peas
Powers may listen to such suggestions. But when never cease to point to the electors of that borough The Phcenix, 6 guns, screw steam-sloop, Commander and France could not carry on such a war under other 227 cl. d b
persons le y zymo_ic iseases ;
te cl• 14 b 11
y sma - e All who shall see or hear these read, • •
greeting !be it Barley
that hour comes Austria and Prussia will only hail as an example to all other constituencies throne-1i- H. M. E tSh •t•
Mott, remains in harbour a eerness, wai ing circumstances. We don't worship our Soverei ns as
g pox, 11 by measles, 70 by scailatina, 22 by hooping- 'DOWD. Bears
in it the long desired opportunity of making te
beir out the country. The glorious example set by the demigods •we don't receive their edicts as command-
Admiralty orders. Many defects have to be repaired. e , ,
„. . ' cough, 13 by croup, and
ments Irons Hee.ven ;we don t fieht like slaves and suf• e 49 by typhus and the various • Whereas we have taken into consideration that it is de-
bl b •
sira eto a olish the tonnage dues oa sea-going vessels, HULL-Nov. G.
own harvest out of the war. However they may
public-spirited electors of So tb w k 'll
u ar wi , we fer like fakirs. We are intelligent and self-respecting terms of fever. and to enact regulations for the measurement of the same. A moderate suppl of wheat almost en •
tirely new, with
d 1 'di Russia in that hour of need, they -
wish to ea wi b l 1
trust, e arge y followed by populous constituen- Tho following appeared in our late edition last night :- races, and require to have our interest and s tl fed In ORO house, 24, Ewer-street, St. Saviour's, South- So We, having heard the Council of State, and in cono- an active demand, and th 'k
e near et fully 2s dearer than last
certainly will not think it for their advantage to ADMIRALTY, TUESDAY EVENING. wark, three children died of small-pox within five days. mon concert with the States-General, have approved d k 011 f • - •
. cies in all parts of the kingdom on the advent of and susteined bv constant participation inyngeahilsytor all wee . c oreign aas in improved request, and fully 15
strengthen the relations of England and France in th t 11 t. IC h '
a genera eec ion wic cannot be very remote. A Captain's Good Service Pension has been conferred and * r -T"• • g • y Scarlatina still prevails with much intensity in St. decreed, and We do hereby approve and decree - •
even the conduct of the war. his is urnished by the dearer. Barley of all sorts Is to 2s dearer and an active
the East, establish and perpetuate our right to in- upon Captain Horatio T. Austin, C.B. Pancrae. The deaths from dierrheea, (24) are much ee_ Atm j,-The twenty-fifth chapter of the General Law, competition. Oats neglected. B •• ' d d d
To the electors of Southwark Sir Ch •
arles Na ier APPOINTMENTS. r dth d ful uxili • h' h d
p ess an ose won er a aims wic mo ern lo a the average number yet three cases of death from of the 26th of August, 1822 (Staatsblad, No. 38), met at Is more mone Lin eans in iusprove eman ,
seed firm and cakes 5s er ton
terfore for the protection of Turkey, or to suffer owes a debt of tit d lii hit ill b d'ffi p ;
gra uew c w e i cult to The following appointments were also made yester- science has happily contributed in time for this war. cholera are recorded :---:' Art. 7of the Law of the 811 of August, 1850 (Staatsblad, dearer during thye' week. Ra ' P
pa cakes rather dull. Bones
the presence of the 'Western Powers in the East at • The British Conatitution, then, is tried, and, as far from No. 47), are repealed.
discharge. We know that the gallant Admiral day :- eVeAna lister St. John -In Millbank Prison on 29th without recorded transactions, and no import.
all longer than can be helped. We have only LIEUTENANTS. being wasting, it is fouud to be pre-eminently adapted 0 • ' * ' ART. IL-All owners, masters, or commanders of sea
finds word • 1 h •
s Ina( equate to t o expression of the et., a prisoner, formerly a labourer, aged 27 years, . 8 8 1 8. 0.
to look to former settlements to acquire a just Hon. Oliver W. M. Lambert to the Sanspereil. for the conduct of a great and arduous war by a free ships, now subject to the payment of light, tonnage, and Wheat, English, red 80 to 88'Peas
deep sense he entertains of the noble efforts svhicti "Asiatic ch "
olera (11 days). Inquest. , , grey and black -to -
dread of one initiated by mediators of this sinister ' G. G. Phillips to the Merlin. people against a slavish and semi•barbarous one, No beacon dues, are obliged to have their vessels measured, Ditto white B6 to 901inseed Black Sea... 75 to 78
h 1
tey lave made, and the self-sacrifice to which PAYMASTER. reasonable person can doubt tbat the Duke of Welling- Chelsea North-west -In the workhouse on 28th
, • , by the appointed officials, on the spot where tee ships may Dautzic and Konigs- I '
'Ditto Potersburgh ... 68 to 72
class. It would indeed be a cruel terminatiee man fth I b • d • 1 •
y o em lave su mate ,in t len- efforts to James H. Jackson to the Conway. ton would have found it much easier to got rid of useless " ,
Oct a widow, aged 74 years, " Asiatic cholera (30 be lying, whenever such is requested. -
berg
of the war that Prussia and Austria should be able
i iant vic ory t ley ave wou. We John Hill to the Fisgard.
achieve the br'll• • t 1 h .
officers, to make his commissariat effective, to obtain hours). ' This measurement is required to obtain a standard for Pomeranianauellam- angel
to dictate the peace, and, as we are certain, rob us
doubt not that lie will ' h 11 •
give t e best of a practical ASSISTANT-PAYMASTER. lareer reinforcements and better su . Chelsea, South.-At Royal Military Asylum, on 29th levying light, tonnage, and beacon dues, describ d b Art. bur h
0 pplies, had his con- 78 to 84 Ditto Konigsberg and
of all that we have won by our arms. Then, why , ~, . .. ~ . James S. Daniell to the Sampson. Oct a laundress to the institution, aged 49 years, " cho- 2of the law of the 13th of August, 1849 (Staateablady g
, No. naineh,Bolstein, and Memel 6O to 65
prows ot nis appreciation ot what the constituency tinual cornplainte been assisted by a more extensive and ler;'s • ' - -
ASSISTANT-CLERK. pasmodica (8 days). ' Post mort. 40). Friesland 75 to 82 Per Tom
are we to go OH for ever catching at this or that
of Southwark has done for him, b d t' 11 I '
y evo ing a us Henry G. Brokenshir to the Cruiser. immediate transmission of intellieence from the seat of
e It will be observed that 1 death occurred in the Mill- The tonnage of loaded vessels putting into a harbour, Russian and Odessa 68 to 75iLins.c M.1113/0 t 13/15 Od
~ i . 9 0 1..
flying rumour of mediation ? It is Russia we are time and ' t '1 bld f 1
energies oule o , ear ess, and faithful war to this country. He would not have hal to con- bank Penitentiary, and 2in the Chelsea district. The mor- and recognised as such by the law on the inaport, export, Oats, English
at wax with ;it is with Russia, if with any, that • duct long sieges with means ridiculously insufficient, to and transit duties, when such vessels depart without Ditto Danish
discharge of those leeislative duties which will ADMIRALTY CIVIL APPOINTMENTS. teddy is much above the averaee in Chelsea, Kensington,
make long marches without shoes, or to do almost every- breaking bulk, is to be rated by the Government meters, Ditto Friesland
- we are to make peace ; it is Russia and ourselves hereafter dev 1 ''h•
ove upon im. Never, too, let us MEMORANDUM. • and St. George's Hanover- s • •
quare, which are still sup-
thing out of his own head on the inspiration of the mo• I' d • 1 h: • ' allowing the owner, captain, or commander, the right, in Ditto Russian 2B to 30 Rape cakes 150 s Od to 152 s 6d
that we have to consult in the terms of that peaca ; aid h d v tituency greater claims on the In accordance with the provisions of her Mejestv's Order ple wit it , impure Thames water ; while the districts
awl none but R,useia aucl oureelves can I-noise a' ' a an- ems - - - ' - Baena had there appeared in the newspapere ever 4or case of dispate, to demand a measurement, the expense of Barle maltin
tirne and attention of a representative, with regard in Council cf the 21st May, 1855, my Lords Commissioners - .8, y that now have better wetter on the south side of the which is to be borne b - y'
g
peace that is at all likely to endure. oa ys such letters as those from the special correspondents • , • y the party who shall be found in Ditto grinding 36 to 41 Ditto foreign
to local interests ; for the local element was the of the .A.dmiralty.have been pleard to. issue the following river experience a lower rate of mortality than they did error.
na rue ta ion o e erman owera is no
The- fi 1 d: te fth G P • • t , regulations relative to the qualifications of persons pro- at the seat of war. AB it is nw, the M" "
ousters, Beaus
great instrumentality by which his oaponentyeorke 1 in the revious 10 •ears Th • th 1 t t
us in e as wo weeks ART. 111.-Every ton of a sea ship is considered to equal Ditto foreign
likely to be more disinterested, more sincere, or - • • , - - - ' p.soa to b. appointod. to junior eito.tiona in any of Lee istia- -whist is more imrartant still-o their subordinate., the d pth • B 5 *
against him. In this respect also we fool the most Majesty's civil est ablishments :- know that all the wants of the army must he •antici- h
dea
hs it! ermondsey have heen 10 and 10 ; while one thousand Netherland pounds, or one and a half cubic Peas, white and yel. 50 to 54 Rye Meal
more beneficial than the specimens we have already t e eat 9... in the corresponding weeks of the 10 ells.
erfect con • '
viction that the peo 1 e g th k
p.e 0... .....ma.aware No person shall be eligible for a nomination as a junior pated, or all England will hear. ot it. They know, too,
had of it. Hitherto it has been invariably treacher- is)-1.11 bd• • cl • 1G 11 Ad •
-I not o isanpointe in tio a ant mire". clerk who is under 17 or above 25 years of age. (An ex- that an incompetent officer will have his due mood of years 184a-54 ranged from 18 to 24, and were 25 on Fractions, beneath a quarter of a Netherland cubic ell,
an average. Bermondsey was then supplied with tho are not calculated in the measurement, and those of or . -...„---- . -_, .
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAY.
- tms, dilatory, equivocal, and mischievous.. lt has ' - • nte t th' lme be made in the case of persons t• t A f h • I• t. h
ea ion 0 18 rn e . y no one y. sor t e one specious o eec ion, tat our d• t t f i T above a quarter of an ell are considered as helf 1
We re )eat to-da what we said esterda tint ir ywaero t le hames at Battersea, and is now sup- an el. em5terdam............ nIN Gibraltar .............. -
invariably ended by sonic flagitious attempt to put I Y 1 Y Y' ' temporarily employed, who may be nominated to tho esta- pains have been occasionally betrayed, or our weak ART. IV.-A dul s'ened certificate of '
we know of DO instance, all things considered, of a easements if „rider 30 years of age, provided that they plied with the water of the Thames from Hampton, six measurement, ie Ditto, three monthlt -1119 a Leghorn .. •. • • ...• -••30 15
points discovered by the correspondence of the daily duplicate, is to be yeihn b h
the Western Powers in the wrong by making
- 7 more signal triumph in the history of electioneering were under the age of 25 when first temporarily employed.) •les above the tidal range yt e meter to the captain or Rotterdam .......„... 11 19% Genoa ...... 25 82%
them seem to appear the more obstinate. After Prez. we have never yet heard a sinale instance in which mi e • commander, specifying, besides the flag which the vessel Antwerp •••• • • - ...... 25 60 Milan ...... •......... -
contests. All that the advantage of hsying been Can tes will be re uired to produce before the Civil g e ,
dela, q 124 persons died of consumption 68 at the acres 20-40 Brussels - ............ 25 GO : Venice ........ • • ...... -
1111101 delay and more or les.; success in compro- the enemy had not the start of us in our information, or • e - , bears aud any other particulars necesser to l' t. • I
y tis inguis i Hamburgh ............ 13 9% ' Naples
engaged in a previous contest, of having had a Service Commissioners- • 28 at the ages 40-60. Apoplexy and paralysis were fatal the same, her measured I '
might not easily have had ite In fact, it has been a to 33 • ength, breadth, depth, and ton- Altona .. •• - -
...• ...... - Palermo ..... ..... .... 132%
raising our representatives the result has been t,) L A cortificato of age. persons, heart disease to 33, dropsy to 11, bron- nage. Paris ........ ........ 25 44 ' Messina ... .. 132%,
-, long standing connexion with the borough, great
2. A certificate from some medical man, to whom they general complaint in the British army that the Russians hitis d
procure a. certain apparent ventilation ef a con- c an pneumonia, to 122 persons. 47 deaths by vio- ART. V.-The owners, captains, or commanders of sea, Ditto, three months .. 25 77% Lisbon ......
local interest, and ample wealth, could do, were are personally known, that they aro free from any physical knew better than it did itself what it wag •e t d
goine o o.
ciliatory proposal, of whi:h the 'Western Powers lence were registered in the week. vessels Call demaud a remoasurernent by two other officials, Marseilles ............. 25 77% Oporto ................ 53%
done for Mr. Scovell. And yet not only has Sir defect or disease which would be likely to interfere with It is rather remarkable that the illustrious chief who a urdeau . -
o x . ......., - , Rio Janeiro .. -
had not really the option, but which they were lti es of hi ' • Last week the births of 671 boys and 675 girls, in all or competent impartial persons, at the cost of tho party Frankfort-on Maine .... 120% Buenos Ayres.... •.- .. -
• Charlee triumphed, but his opponent himself ad- the proper discharge of their duties. found the difficu. s wore in the Peninsula so much ounc oe in
1 346 child ' • f It b • •th• th •
error, see in ree times 24 hours after the n •
10 1)11,V0 the odium of refusing. - The last " media- ren, were registered in London. In the ten tom ...............• - 1 New York,6o days' sight -
mite that he hed not the shadow of a chance ines• 3. A certificate of eood character. aggravated by official incompetency and corru t • fl, '
p 1n .1- delivery of the certificate ef measurement. Viuma .......... •• .. .. 11 35 I Philadelphia •••••••••• -
correspondine k tth 184 e 54 th
„ wee s o e years ~/. e average
tion" ended in damaging the British Minister, ' ' c •• ' • ' hf 11 • Is• t •
They will then be examined in te o owing su jec s . hld ' - -
ences at home s ou aso have left the saying that "he ART. VI.-Every officer appointed for measuring vessels Tre5te................ it 37 PRICES OF BULLION, PER OZ.
- uch as that almost ever new elector he met wit h number was 1 440.
who had previously appeared honest enough in In . y " ; I F th Ad • It Wilt hll • li the go f
. OT 0 mire y, 1e 3 . did not see ow vernment o the country was to ' • • is authorised to verify, either by remeasurement or other- Pettrsburg ........ .. •• 34 Foreign Gold in Bars .£3 17 9
- - was in favour of the gallant Admiral. Had Mr. The moon was in its last quarter on Thursday ; the • 49% Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 0
wise, all measurements made by others, after the vessel f.,Tda,,6.rig 1 •••••••• • • . • • • •
the prosecution ot the war-in poisoning and
Scovell I 11 • d• fi
gone to tiepo , his iscom ture would 1. Writing English from dictation, be carried on'avith a, refortned Parliament." This is very barometer wee loet during the whole week, the mean - 497, I Mexican Dollars .... 0 4 11%
shall be unloaded, free of expense to the masters and in -a." ae, •• ••
detaching a portion of the British C-thinet-in 2. English composition, and making a precis or digest of much of a piece with the question, how the war is to be - New Dollars .... -0 0 0
h b ' 1 'll • h
ave een more signa. sti in t e eyes of the rangine from 28-973 inches daily to 29 624 inches, and case of variance, to note such on tha certificate' of ' Bar"-
- .• - - - - -
•serable little clique amono• us a loc., t.) papers or correspondence.
giving a mi e
' country ; for he would have been defeated by such 3. Arith ' • 1' 1 • •
metic, inchn ing vu gar and decimal fractions. carried on with a press unfettered as to its information. 'F' e 4 • - • • • h S
averaging -,9. 12 inches. Tne air at its hig est on un- surensent. mem- Seville...-. ........... - I Silver in bars ...... 0 5 O'S .
stand. upon, and in furnishing a text for Mr. . . It is now evident to all people that the doubt which
1 M C bcl ' 1 tters At
Gladstone's speeches anc r. oen s e . an overwhelming majority as had rarely been 4. The leading points in English history, . . , . .. . , . day (53 deg.) on Friday night fell below the freezing The right granted by Art sto owners captains or
, . , coin-
could invade tne great mind of We.lington arose from a '•
sit e sed.
ia n s 5. Geography. d fi • • h 1 I• • • * •
point (30'3 eg.) for the rst time in t e season, and manc ere, a, mits likewise of such verification.
this moment the rumours to which we have already 6. Translation from French. too narrow end customary view of political influences. th cl 'I t erature of the week fell to 42.8 de ART. VIL-No vessels will be all 1t I t
, .
.owec o. c epar , nor SEABORNE MAILS.
0 e mean a. y emp . g., .
adverted have the effect of encouraging all wli() Sir Charles will enter the House of Commons 7. Translation from Latin, or from a second modern 'an- The government of the country had been worked by r seven degrees below the te.nperature of the previous 11 b 'd • •
wi e provi ed with a duce. or indirect certificate of ad-
. a private interest in the speedy termination of the with a weight, an influence, an eclat, which have gua.ge. measi of an unreformed House of Commons and by a week. and four degrees nearly below the average of the justment, until. their certificate of measurement shall have (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-ofilse
war, and who permit that private interest to qua- seldom attended the admission of any one into that 11. For the Departments of the Surveyor of the Navy lavish abuse of that means. It was a case of gradual cerres meting days of thirty-eight years. The mean dew been exhibited at the office of the port of discharging or hy the niglt -and 11 by the morning-despatch.)
lify their patriotism. Every- man who has shares assembly. He will enter it as the representative Accountant General, Storekeeper General, Comptroller usurpation, ani had become a political necessity. Tke oint Pwas 41.1 deg , and 1.7 deg below the temperature
• leading, as a proof of which the same will have to be
which lie wants to be more valuable, or specula- of the entire country, as well as of Southwaik ; for of Victualling, Medical Director General, Director of Duke could not appreciate that great amount of I-Oif the air ; the air. was consequently damp, and was si n d
g e there. Day when en wi, al From arm Write
COVNINuta in General Post- Port due 'n
Engineering and Architecteral Works, &c. good feeling and good sense which would always be ART. VIII.-The certificate of measurement, when offi
tions for which lie wants money, or objects for the whole nation took the most profound interest com 1t 1 t .t d ,'th watery vapour on five ni hts.
pee y sa ura ea i ce, London.. Dis •
patche.,, Englnd
1. Writing English from dictation, g thus signed, must be kept on board of the ships cleating
ereueht to bear on a House of Commons renler d more
'n the contest . . . •
whi,ili he wants public attention, or a business for 1 , and are joining in one grand mi.- 2. English composition, and making a precis or digest of e' • ftel • fl
susceptible o ex a•na in uencs. He did not see that
' e The temperature of the Thames fell from 51.9 deg. to outwards, on a penalty of 25 florins, and must bo exhi- A-tn-erica(7ll7:7---- - . • - ------1------""
.pactu, Fvery Friday - • • Liverpool , , ,
which be wants the removal of the blockade, lends versed chorus of joy at the victory which he has papers or correspondence. 46.2 deg. during the week. The wind blew gently at bited to the searching officers at their request. 4meriep. (by United 516. I
lee of Parliamentar corru •
in the c. y ption, vacillation, or the Law of the Bth of • August, packet) ..........N
a ready ear to the rumour that messengers of pe, .
lee achieved. Let us hope that the gallant Admiral 3. Geography. • fi •t f the north, veering sometimes to the east or ART. IX.-In Art. Bof
re rom .••• • -•- Liverpool .. Nev. 19
smerica)(by U. States
ction of duty the country might occasionally be
dereli ~ , 1850 (Staatsblad, No. 47), in the sentence " Either by •
the will lone live to enjoy the distineuished ho ' 4. Arithmetic includine vulgar and decimal fractions west, but on the four last days passed over Greenwi h packet .... „ „ „is;
are flying between the capitals of our foe and ~ , . „ nour ose vesse soan i cr s onnape c ue,
1 cl, f th* •• 1 • * verned by a enact appeal to public opinion Th • - le •th -1 t •n ea ed t .• 1" th -• •• -- o• • Bouthamptee
A k
5. now ege o e principa of book-keeping by We i • • e same at rates ranging from 195 to 110 miles daily. The fall su JectUN e kustralia (via 4outh-
two neutrals. An infhience of this sort cannot but whicn has thus been conferred upon him, answer natural y suggests itself to the modern difficulty of ' ' d " increased" is to be erased, and the words "to be ampton) ..
double entry. rain in the week was 3.30 deg. in five days ; and wet. --•••-•• • • Southimptor, Nov. 19
be injurious even among our own stout-hearted . a - . _ And the candidate must satisf7 the Civil Service Com- as to the possibility of caerying on war without some more thee An inch of rain fell on Tuesda Electricit fixed by us," to be inserted in its stead. Ditto (via liarseillts) Ni
a 1. This manner of levying tho tonnage dues fixed by us Ditto (via Cape of good,
missioners that he has received a liberal education by restriction on the press. The loyalty of that press has
, people, for there always will be those who thin, sporting Intelligence. showing some Proficiency ill a subject comprised under become the Minister's strongest engine in carrying on t n or feeble was sometimes positive, sLetimes nego.Y-
-9 I'o same Decree which wa
will be regulated by tho s passed Yeloe) •• •• •• ......NI ••
g The sky was o - ' the Law of Bth Aueust 1850 \Arica (West Cowl. N 135 of the month Plymouth Nov
. peace to be perchased at almost any cost, a,nd who tive. vercast, and the meteorologists of according to Art. Bof • e, • • ~ . -a- •• •, •• •
--- - one at least of the following heads :- the war. Even if it may be admitted to be fallible, it is G • - • -•
shrink from the responsibilty of rejecting it, be the reonwich enter on their register at the end of the week ART. X.- This law comes into operation on the Ist of ' (x-Thdria•• •"• " else, 9, 24, &30 of ~,•!Dover ..... l
1. Latin or a modern language. at least unquestionably impartial and disinterested. It A1exandria..........111 4th & 20th of mon.,
,Southampto..
terms ever so unjust or unsound. We must say , COVENTRY AUTUMN MEETING-TUESDAY. 2. The leadiug pointe of English or modern history. has nobody to thrust on the unfortunate Horse Guards three " cold and dull days," which accurately enough January, 1856. Bahamas .....1147th of the montl !S utham tor ( '
then, that it behoves the public inion of tine d•
A Han icap Plate of 40/. ; the winner to be sold by 3. Algebra, Euclid, cr any branch of enathe t•
Illa 'CS Or for the command of a division, a place on the Staff, a
' express the popular feeling. We order and command that the present be inserted in Bel ium .... •..
•' Q P
• - ...... • . /1' Da!IY • • • • •• •• •• •• Dover ...... Daily
country to take a d ' •op
• the Staatsblad, and that all ministerial departments, EirLil - .. .....M9th of the month -ISouthamp,m, Nov. 16
more eeided line with regard to auction for 40 sovs, &c. Three-quarters of a mile, science.
riband, or a baton. It is no asylum for incapables to authorities, colleges, and officials, interested thereby, shall Buenos Ayr-e's ..:.....M9th os the month.. Southampton NO,T. 14
these illusive offers of • • MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS,
mediation, Common sense Mr. Lister's Laura Selina, by Bran, 3 yrs, 6et 101 b 111. For the Dockyards, Victualling-yards, and Naval be discharged upon the nation. It can ha '
ye no other attend to the exact execution thereof. Cape of Good Hope ..N Various port. i.trtcertain
rejects them as mere frauds and seemings. We (Snowden) 1 Hospitals at Home. NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED Given at the Loo, the 14th of July, 1855. , Cape of Good Hope ..N
' t than success. Its influence is all above-board and
see, then, no reason why tl ' • •
us opinion should not Mr. Mockford's Kate Hardcastle, 3 yrs, 6st 71b 1. Writing English from dictation legibly, correctly, objec . Cape de Verds ...... 5 9th of Oa month Southamptm Nov. 15
responsible: Thhy whose advice and intelligence are IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOV. 3. (Signed) WILLIAM. Ceylon (see India)
be expressed, and why England sh ' (Forclham) 2 and quickly. . Ceylon . ... ••••• • • • • •
ould go on cal- 2. Ant' ' • '
nmetic, including vulgar and decimal fractions. imed in the face of d
thus procla ay cannot but be more Zymotic Diseases 227 The Minister of Filmset), N
lying with what it know Mr. Tennyson's Ida, 3 yrs, 6st lib (Prior) 3 cautious and truthful than tho great majority of private Diseases of Uncertain Seat
s to be a mischievous im- 3. Book-kee -
ping. Issued the 21th of July, 1855. st Id & 17th of month I
Chili.... • • •• .. •• •• ••-- 30Uthamptm,.
163 ,ome a month....
posture. The following also ran :-Gossip, Lambay, filly h
--,Y No person shall be eligible for a nomination • d •
as a junior a visers and informants, who have in human for f I T b 1 Diseases
get u . u ercu ar s• China ..•_
Bran, Vestige, Indian Queen. , clerk in any of the above establishments who has not re- ness an immense security for failure, Moreover, it is the Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses
(From the Morning Herald of this day.) Betting- 4to 1 each agst Ida, Gossip, Ere, filly, and ceived from the Civil Service Commissionerso, certificate of necessity of our Position to sneak to the people, so ear at Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels 35 (Signed) DE KOCK. eenstantinople .• _•• „ 4th go 20th of mon. Southampton
Cont. of Europe M & N,Twiee daily ...... Dover ...... Twic..dalll
Kate Hardcastle. Scarcely 25/. were invested. Tee qualification for such situation. leest I.S reeards the great arguments of our ultimate imp- Diseases of the Lungs and other Organs of COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS. - ell ) ;
Egypt (see n• a
WC BCOII scarcely say that this journal has not A junior clerk will be nominated fo si oth ' . '
o long as the people are s 140
above quotations were merely nominal. IVon by balf a rX.lnn s on pro- peal. S • wand, as they are, Respiration Royal South Lincoln Militia -William Hervey Wood- France ......... M ~q.:2,1 Twice daily-- Dover ..... Twle.sra :
Concurred in the views upon the war which 1.
lave 1-ngth ; three lengths between the eecond and third ; a a, a ,' h
b tio nd wlll net b fi II '
o no, y appended to the public ser- beyond a shadow of doubt, in the present quarrel, the Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs house, Esq., to be Captain, vice Johnson, deceased ; Mon- Gibraltar ..........M 4,7,17,20,27 .fm Southampto• Oct. 7.5
forward by our res . vice unless tno ead of his department transmits to their ~
ust be sound also. Thus it is th I h of Dieestion
lattOrly 1.)0011 ylt pected weekly Vestige Was fourth the Era fill fifth Lembe eixtb press m . . e peop e t at e . Greytown ..........M 2nd & 17th of mon. Southampton
the Press. We deal with that c - f . Y • • •Y ' ! lordships, at tho expiration of that period are ort stat- th k 9 Woodhouse, promoted.
contemporary
tl •ournal • PaPer ensup seventh, and Indian Queen last. The winner ing, after personal inquiry and investieati'on th P
at he has checks the press, as i c ec -s the Parliament, and it Diseases of the Kidneys, &c.
7 Queen's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Tower Ham- uaeannah ...........51 2nd of the month Southamploi. Noy. 16 •
ae we would with any o ler j ,„ la the empire Was bought in for 70 guineas. discharged his duties with efficiency 'and reaularit d argues a narrove vision and small faith in the British Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c.
Y, an lets Militia-James Henry Neilson, Esq., to be Lieute- Holland ..,...........M.Daily .• ..........,Dover ....... Dal',
and do not trouble ourselves with people not to see the operation of these great corrective Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
-as a journal ; A Handicap Plate of 50/. One mile. has been correct in his general conduct. nant. lionduras
acy of the notions wbiell Mr. Gooder d' D. Diseases of the Skin, ezc. - Nov. 20
e 8 iego, by Don John, 2 yrs, 5-t 101 b If any officer, clerk, or other person employed in any of influences. Royal Cumberland Regiment of Militia-Assistant-Sur-
-the accuracy or inaccur p
with l
a most the the above establishments shall be arrested or imprisoned Malformations 3 indla (via Marseilles 5•1
,9th& 25th of month Dover ...... )
invest tho articles of the ress (Fordham) 1 geon Thomas Delarnain Wheatley to be Surgeon, vice lonian Ts'tts (see India)l7, 17, &27 of mon Dover
The views to which we Mr. Ca'der's Haxby 4 rs 7 t 71b (c for debt, or shall have given notice of his intention to take Premature Birth and Debility 25 Fidler, resigned. Ireland ........M & 1:7 Twice daily .... - Hols •• •• •• ,
head :,.ITwiee,laily
dignity of state papers. . „ ~. • , Y• • s ar. 7st 91b)
-srd wita an aouity suf. (Wells) 2 the benefit of any of the acts for the relief of insolvent THE ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. Atrophy 25 East York Regiment of Militia-Captain John William Li5b0n..............M 7,9, 17,1 k 27 of ni.,Southamptor Oct. 2G
advert have been put fora, dbt 11 th • e t fth h 1 •
e ors, a e =aims ances o e case sa 1 be, without
r them the most Mr• Wood's Vine, 2 yrs, 4st 121 b ..... ~.. (Pritchard) -I- Old Age
ficient in itself to command fo delay, fully reported to the Lords of the Admiralty who ______a___ Madeira ........ „,, „N 23d of month -.• Liverpool ...
orn_ Mr. Lister's Laura Sl• 3 • Sudden l4 to be Paymaster, vice Ramsay, Acting Paymaster.
' and while we are c e ma, 3 rs, Gst 611 e (Snowden) t I
meta (see India) 1
respectful consideration- The fll • will suspend him unless very stron cause be sh ' t
g own o 6th -of October the str 51 Leicestershire Regiment of Militia-Lieutenant John '
• - While we believe p , o owing also ran :-Nell Gwynne, Redem On the 1 ength ef the whole Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance Malta ....... ..... „.N 8,18, &28 of moneDover ..... Nov. 4
Ptiorh the contrar '
. polled to dissent from these vien s, etticoat. Ya British army in the Crimea was, in round numbers, Causes not specified
for the in- If at the end of twenty-eight days from the date of Ids matinees (see India, i 1
their promulgation unfortunate, both Betting-5 to 4 a,gst Die 4 56,000 men of all ranks, of whom the number of in- be Ensign. erataities a— - ..a ;14th of tha monthi
terests of the nation and of the Conservative i,
par y, and Redemption. A. fi go, to 1 each agst Haxby suspension he be not free from debt, he will be supersede& if' t• s from wounds and s'
eea ive , icknese, was about 4,500. DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES 919 Edinburgh (County) Regiment of Militia-Ensign Sin- Mexico .............114 Ind of the month-Soathamptso Dcc 2
we are far, very far, from joining in t vul‘rar Vine and L •
tha a ne race in, was won by a neck ;
aura Selina, were close By command of their Lordships,
It was composed of 14 regiments of cavalry, numbering clair to be Lieutenant, vice Innes, resiened • Ensign Pott Naples...". •• .• - ..N sthlsth2sthormon. Dover ......
THOMAS PHINN. Population Deaths in corre- Deaths New Granada .... -Si ?_,l& I7:l:eofsmont.h Spurfhouams
p and ran a dead to be Lieutenant, vice Murray, appointed to'the 72d Foot. i 114
nearly 5,000 ;of 52 battalions of infantry, of various Euumerated. spending week in the New Zealand ........... 'BY Ini t tip va Po Uncertain
appreciation of them which attributes them to heat for third place ; "N' II a
-.e.. .... wynne uwa's bad fifth Pe• 1851. of 1854. Week. [This appointment is substituted for that which ap- tates .• ••., .. N atltlsth2sthofmon. Dover ..., ~
any desire to catch any class of politicians, or to clemption was sixth, and Petticoat last. a ' ' numerical strength, but a pretty accurate average of peered in the Gazette of Friday, the 26th Oct. last :-] Papal s
Peninsula •.•• -, .. -AI lthl7th27thofmon.,Southarnpten
auy other motive than an honest, although, as vve 111. e Coventry Handicap Steeplechase f m thin ove
A letter from Berlin of the 2d, in the German, which would be 640 each, or so e g r 33,000 in West Districts
d some troo s o • North Districts 376,427
490,396
247
177 Royal Sherwood Foresters or Nottinghamshire Regiment Peru ... - - •••• am id & 27th oi mon.lc!;outhattipton
Port Natal -• • - ....N By private ship. y
• •I , arious ports Uneertat,
think mistaken notion of the course which the with 60 wide& Four •1 o 5 sovs each, Journal of Frankfort, says :-" Different journals the aggregate ;14 batteries, an p f artillery, a . . of Militia-Edward a'Wood Taylor, Gent., to be Ensign.
Central Districts
) mi es. Ten cube and nine companies of Sappers, not far short of 9,000 • ' Sicily ,• .. •• •••• •• • •
interests of this country demand. Mr. Sait's Dieppe, 9st 71b ....... ' have spoken of offers said to have been made by 485,522 - ....N'sollstll2stholinon. Dover ...
Ea,st Districts • ••
........... (T. Ablett) 1 • II The remaining 10,000 are made up of Com-
. eAten article in the Press of last Saturday, which :Mr. Calder's Thirkleby, 9st 131 b ........... ,D. Russia at Vienna, through the Prussian Cabinet men in a . Venezueia ..........14 2d & 17th oirnonte Southamptou'l &16 mon
South • •
Districts
' The S uire 9et . i ickson) 2 • ' - • t Land Transport, Army Works, Medical Staff, Van Diemen's Land (see
missana •
e with a view to the resumption a negotiations All Australia) ......... „ ,
we copy in another column, appears to indicate a Mr. Gordon s q ~ 91b ...... (lsei
ehti eI )
—. r _11,......inn alcn ran •—.ll/1.1..,.. r3...._ , - _flea I . 1.1..-.,,,, ....e.rsevird. a arm ixri air,' f ft-my...in 4-inri VIT: ~,,,, and other ancillary corps.
nr a: ... nes.," aryl. /11. yr r....... 41. Totals
i I
- '-- -

(From the Morning Herald of this clay.)
We need scarcely say that this journal has not
concurred in the views upon the war which have
latterly been put forward by our respected weekly
contemporary the Press. We deal with that paper
as we would with any other journal in the empire
—as a journal ; and do not trouble ourselves ' with
the accuracy or inaccuracy of the notions which
invest the articles of the Press with almost the
dignity of state papers. The views to which we
advert hive been put forward with an ability Ara.
ficient in itself to command for them the most
respectful consideration—and while we are com-
pelled to dissent from these views, while we believe
their promulgation unfortunate, both for the in-
terests of the nation and of the Conservative party,
we are far, very far, from joining in that vulgar
appreciation of them which attributes them to
. . n.u., desire to catch any class of politicians, or to
. any other motive than an honest, although, as we
think, mistaken notion of the course which the
interests of this country demand.
4E4 article in the _Press of last Saturday, which
we copy in another column, appears to indicate a
w
Trigetausness that however well meant may be the
efforts for peace, they will
that, after all
there is nothing for it but boldly
and determinedly to prosecute the war, to the re-
auction of
the
wresting from-her the
power of Russia, by
y. provinces which ehe has ac-
quired by robber .
If this is toube the practical result we can very
well afford to -forgive an
-y
after peace in the abstract ail) sentimental longings
vague generalities
about not forcing upon Russial;
and not proBecuting a war of
ambition o onable terms,
But let us say, at the same time, that
if
frwe revenge.
.go into such a contest it is of ie utmost itnaro f,)
ne() that we should go into it with the full Irt,)`'oitl-
ri-sciousness that we are in the right—that the war
i 3 a necessary and a righteous one, and that the
. .
- objects at which- we aim are justifiable.
,
.-'7 ' `We have long since expressed our opinion that
'.'tlii:3 war could hot end in any safe and honourable
. peace while Russia retains her present territorial
.doininions. • Of men who hold the rank of high
Votstatearnen in this country, Lord Derby, if we mis-
.. take not, is the only one who has had the courage
. „oepenly in his place in Parliament to express this
. pinion. Let us concede that the object of the war
.
is
.. the limited one of securing the independence and
integrity of the Ottoman has ever
empire—no man
yet suggestedMESSlV4 DE T.
. . . the inea li
us ~..y which this is to be .
of ... —ISLE AND Co.'s
b : : ifone while we leave the inspectors of Jess?.
Russia in possession of IL, ing
BANKEUPTOY.—A meet-
te,rritorits whichshe , „,_ heldS De Lisle, Janvrin, and
' It_wai in the new holds upon the Euxine. Cie:'-'`;'' was yesterday, when it was resolved that
'
P. dividend of 35., in addition to that
• • tions that the • attempt to reconcile these contradieL
should be declared for the first w of ss. already paid;
.11,, jargon of counter• ise and liwitationeek. in December next.
1) c„covered with ridicule the.By the latest advices from Canada
the dijiloinacy which solemn. blockheadisnn cif securities belonging to the firm it appears that the
in that
, _
~., , ,was fabled by them. Ti e country have ill
women `olio capture nUSetasto 1
timber
the demand, we placed promptly " justified us 'fa to the value of 25,000/. is at present entirely under the
and at once before coated of their agents.

On the 16th of October the strength of the whole
British army in the Crimea was, in round numbers,
56,000 men of all ranks, of whom the number of in-
effectives, from wounds and sickness, was about 4,500.
It was composed of 14 regiments of cavalry, numbering
nearly 5,000 ; of 52 battalions of infantry, of various
numerical strength, but a pretty accurate average of
which would be 640 each, or something over 33,000 in
the aggregate ; 14 batteries, and some troops of artillery,
and nine companies of Sappers, not far short of 9,000
men in all. The remaining 10,000 are made up of Com-
missariat. Land Transport, Army Works, Medical Staff
and other ancillary corps.
Of the 4,500 ineffectives, somewhat more than one.
third were wounded ; and the rest, very nearly 3,000,
were suffering from sickness. The wounded were nearly
all those who still suffered from casualties in the trenches
and on the Bth of September ; their number would, of
course, diminish every day through deaths, draughts sent
home, or recoveries. On the other hand, bearing in
mind the lesions the Russians have received as to their
own value in conflict with the allies in the open field, it
is not probable that any great addition will be made to
this class of sufferers. Nor, again, recollecting the
abundant supplies of huts, food, clothing, and medical
men and stores, as well as the absence of trench duty,
and the moterate—we should perhaps add wholesome
and invigorating—amount of work before the troops in
the shape of road-rnaking and drill, need their be appre-
hension that the number of sick will be increased. NVo
may, therefore, fairly take the number in hospital on the
16th of last month—viz., 4,500, as a fair average for the
winter. The number of deaths in the week preceding
that date was 56, and, as 19 of these resulted from
wounds, we are hardly making too flattering an estimate
in taking double this amount es the average mortality
during the next five months.
Now, let us see what reinforcements we may calculate
upon being able to add to the force which will remain,
First, as regards the cavalry—exclusive of the household
troops, we have at home some seven cavalry regiments
—the 2d, 3d, and 7th Dragoon Guards, the 3,1 Light
Dragoons, the 7th and 15th Hussars, and the 16th Lan-
cers. From each of them a detachment has already
gone out to Kululee, on the Bosphorus, as a nucleus (,f
a reserve cavalry force, and we hope to see each of those
detachments amount to 100 men, or 1,400 altogether,
before the spring has far advanced. The 14 cavalry
regiments now in the Crimea will, we presume, b
st, engthened by draughts of not less than 100 men each
from their respective depots, thus adding another 1,400
men to our cavalry force, and enabling us to bring o6er
7,000 cavalry into the field at the very time they will be

. of 5 sous each,
The Coventry Handicap Steeplechase
........... (T. Ablett) 1
2
......(V; Dickson) 3
with 60 added. Four
Mr. Salt's Dieppe, 9st 71b .. ..m..1. es.
Ten subs.
Air. Calder's Thirkleby, 9st 131b............(Dick50n).
Mr. Gordon's The Squire, 9st 91b
The following also ran :—Maley,
very bad third ; Maley did not pass the post, -
Betting-6 to 4 agst Thirkleby, sto ela,tl3-m.ln., ,
to 1 agst Dieppe. Won in a canter, Th. la i) Maley, S
ir e tr •
Y trotting
in second ;
and Rough Robin fell. .
Handicap Selling Steeplechase of 3 soya each, with 25
soya,
added ; the winner to be sold by auction for 40
&c. Two miles. Eight subs.
Mr. Price's Cheddington, 10st (W. White) 1
Mr, John's Ringleader, 9st 51b (Page) .2
Mr. Snit's Pyramid, 91. ......
The following also ran. :—Starlight and Lambay.
Betting-6 to 4 agst Cheddington sto 2 agst Pyra-
mid. Won by a neck ; two lengths between the second
and third. Lambay refused at the water-jump by the
railway arches, and Starlight was pulled up and did not
pass the post, The winner was bought ill for 52 guinea 4.
The Handicap Hurdle•race of 5 sous each, with 25 added.
Two miles. Eight subs.
Mr.E. Oliver's Nonsuch, 610 t 41b (W. Archer)
1
aged, 1011 b (T. D
Cant. Rhys's Royalty, yrs,.4 1 3 Donaldson) 2
Mr. Salt's P
harold, 5 yrs, 9st 91b (T. Ablett) 3
-

A letter from Berlin
,of the 2d, in the German
Journal of Frankfort, says :—" Different journals
have spoken of offers said to have been made by
Russia at Vienna, through the Prussian Cabinet,
with a, view to the resumption of negotiations. All
these reports are without foundation. We can
positively affirm that, far from making offers of
peace, Russia is decided on continuing the war with
all possible energy."
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—It is with pleasure we notice the daily
in-rease of cures without medicine of indigestion (dyspepsia),
flatulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver com
plaints, cough, asthma, consumption, and debility, by Du
Barry's delicious Revalenta Arabica. We quote the. follow-
ing : —Southwick Park, Fareham, Hants, Oct. 31, 1848.—
Gentlemen, I sincerely thank you for your kind attention.
condition
I began taking the Revalenta 1 was in as deplorable a
as can well be imagined. I was confined to my bed,
third day; and, upon one
andseverelybeing from flatulency, constipation, and indigestion, and
compelled to have recourse to aperients every s cond or
seven doses occasion, I swallowed no loss than
the sound produceo.
twenty-eight hours, under medical advice.
There was a giddinessn
ear, that when I in
my
head'
and
a singing
in
my
right
tphaai
tn
Ia turned, my head on the pillow it resembled
ofyf,a light touch on a musical glass. I
neoduslodrtuot remainT in the same position for ten
illness across the chest, a sore throat,
and a slight cough ;but the paia around my loins was so
minutes all night long,
hgreatad a
principal seat of the pain seemed
to be just below the ribs on my left side, and about three
inches from the backbone. commencede taking Du Barry's
Revalenta Arabica morning an
boiled in water and
salt; and in less than a fortnigli:tening,
improved, and flatulency and constipation
appetite was greatly
loPratir so far vanished
that I have not tasted a pill kind
sinee, r am much stronger, can walkilig of
any
steadier,
deed
less like a drunken man, &e.—Jons VAss, Land s ewar -
1.31 canisters, llb. 28. 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d.• 51b 11. -
, • 8. ; 121 b. 22E
The 121 b., carriage free, on receipt of Post-office order. Ba .
y
Du Bare)" do Co., 77, Regent-street, London ; also at' 182,
Piccadilly,' Gracechurch-street; 330, and 451, Strand;
4, Cheapside ; 60 and 68, Cornhill ; 49, 1312110Psgate-street •
55 Charing-cross;
; Charing-cross,
• 54, 9
Upper Baker-street; 63 and 15 '
Ox
89, High-street, Camden-town ; is, Pali.,
mall; 7, Pall-mall-East; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, met.
comb-street ; 13, King William-street, City ; 30, Conduit-
striet; 21,"Cuokspur-street; 95, Parringdon-street ; 67, St,
Paula Churchyard; 6, Edward-street, Purtman-tquale,

NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy,
Admiralty, Somerset House, Nov. 1.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested therein,
tended
vessel,
that preparations are new making for the
distribution of proceeds arising from the 11n_s!i_ain:
name unknown, captured on the 27th April,lP° DY: her
Majesty's ship Furious and the ship-of-war., Caton_ belong.
ing to his Imperial Majesty the Empaouroyr
joursn
aenat:rleegnaclh
Agents or other persons having
de-
mand unliquidated against the said proceeds are required
to transmit the particulars of any such demand to tho Re-
gistrar of the High Court of Admiralty, iu order that the
same may be oxamired, taxod, and allowed by that officer,
and paid under the sanction of the Judge of the said court.
Agents and all otter persons holding powers of attorney,
prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue-
of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share
belonging to any captor, are requested, with as little delay
as possible, to transmit the same, accompanied by the usual
documents, to the Prize Branch of the Department of the
" Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset
House."

Totals
Males
Females.

1,252

919

Whcn anY 01 these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will of de-
spatched on the following day, with the exception of the Inair (Yin
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatch, d LI •
preceding day.

BIRTHS.
OF A SON.

On tho 4th inst., at Lymingo Rectory, the wife of the
Rev. R. C. Jenkins.
On the sth inst., at Tuffnell-park Villa, Mrs. W. G.
Cooper.

Due notice will be given, by future advertisementi in
the London Gazette, of the date propDsed for the com-
mencement of distribution ; and, at the same time, the
amount of an individual's share in the respective classes
will ho announced.

The following alSo ran :—Alloborelio and Voucher.
netting-5 to 4 agst Nonsuch, 2to 1 agst Royalty, 4
to 1 agst Pharold. Won by four lengths ; bad third ;
Voucher was pulled up oppoeite the stand, and did not
pass the post.

In Sir Richard Dacres' letter, on the Siege Train before
Sebastopol, published in the London Gazette of the 2d het.,
the following inaccuracies occur :
Captain Luther should bo Lukin.
Lieut. Ruck, Keene should be Ruck-Keene.
Lieut. Addison should be Alderson.
Major liarnly should be Hawley.
SignatUre to Lieut.-Colonel St. George's report is J.
George—should be J. St. George.

BANKRUPTS.
Ebenezer Tearle and NI ntthew Chopphall-lane, ing, brewers, Lark-
Cl6.thain, to surrender, Nov. 14 at half-past one,
and Dec. 22 at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Can.
nan, offibial assignee, Aldermanbury ; Linkreys and
Hackwoo4, Sise-lane..
Chula* Geary, chef:ow:l:toner, shoreditch, fi0y6,14 paw