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London, England, 1855-10-03 00:00:00

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THE SUNt• LONDON) WEDNESDAY EVENING., OCTOBER 3 1855. •
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William Goldby. To be Paymaster of the 2d Battalioie - at ten, at Nottingham. Harrison, official assignee, Not-
Naval and Military Intelligence. CITY- COMMISSION OF SEWERS. from the preeident, which was as remarkable for .its en-
- larged and philosophical spirit ae for the elegance and From the London Gazette of Last Night.
A William Berkley Beattie, Esq. tingham ; Pickering, Derby ; Reece, Birmingham. .
es. The appointment of Mejor Carl Ludwig Hafelin which James Kenyon, innkeeper, Blackburn, Oct. 1 i and Nov. te
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point of its language. The attendance of visitors, mem-
Yesterday a court was held for the despatch of public DO WNING-STREET, SEPT. 29. appeared in the Gazette of Sept. 7, is to bear date 'July 1.. 2, at twelve at the Manchester District, Court,. Herne-
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Her Majesty's ship Bellerophon, 78, was docked yes- bers of the profession, and students, was very numerous. UNATTACHED-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James Wells man, officia'l assignee, Manchester ; Wilkinson, Black-
business. Mr. Deputy Peacock presided. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Philip Francis
terday at Portsmouth, to be converted to a receiving
MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH. Little, Esq., to be Attorney-General ; John Dent., Esq., Al mstrong, Major of the 49th Foot, to have his Brevet burn ; Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, Manchester. At to-day's market there was only a small attendance
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hulk in lieu of the Blake. . .
rank converted Leto Substantive reek, under the Royal , George Poyser, boot and shoemaker, Der•by, Oct. 23 and and little business. Old wheats generally maintained their •
Mr. DAW, the chief clerk, read a report from the Ge- Ne POLICE INTELLIGENCE. to be Colonial Secretary ; Edmund Hanralartn, Esq., to be
The Cornwallis 60 guns, screw steam-ship, Captain warrant of Oct. 6, 1851. Major William Hardy, of the Nov. 6, at ten, at the Birmingham District Court. Harris, •ealue in the sales made, but new I:ish (nearly all inferior)
rim' Purposes Committee upon the subject of the duties ` . 4. . Surveyor-General ; and George Henry Emerson, Esq., to
- George G. Wellesley, arrived from the Baltic, and an-
ot the medical officer of health, and the testimonials of BOW-STREET.-Mr. Henry Fr n's of Great Rus- be Solicitor-General for the Island of Newfoundland. 46th Foot, to have his Brevet rank cenvertecl into Substan- official assignee, Nottingham; Bowley, Nottingham. was offered at 2d to 3d per 701 b. decline, without lea ding
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lattri fir o ramne: r4a6natst ,0 as.
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tive rank, under the Royal warrant of Oct. 6, 1854. Isaiah Belcher, augur manufacturer, Wolverhampton, to many transactions. Spanish flour, is per sack lower, a
o4lo2BB6l;eillie.qadr:
flolia. rlueliyx ae tdidubp
chored at• the Meuse, during Sunday night. Her num.
the candidates for the office, rendered vacant by the re- sell-street Bloomsbury-square -iehotaogrclan'hlc artist was Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Lawrence
HOSPITAL STAFF.-To be Aesistant-Sureeon-Acting- Oet. 15 and Nov. 5, at half-past ten, at the Birmingham slow sale. New oass declined ld per 451 b for white and 24.
leer was demanded early on Monday morning by the
signation of Mr. Simon. -The report,.after giving the charged With a criminal "assa;ift upO'n tabitha Vowie, O'Brien, James Tobin, John Rochfort, M.D., George on black, owing to the bad condition and quality of th a
flaa-ship Waterloo, atid she was immediately signalled
names of the • candidates, eighteen in number, and de- aged 13, a female servant in his employ. . Henry Emerson, John Munn, Samuel Cal son, M.D , Tho_ Assistant_surgeon Joseph Johneton, M.D. 'To be Acting District Court. Whitmore, official assignee, Birmingham ;
Assistant-Surgeons-Henry Kelsall, Gent.; Henry Brook, Motteram and Knight, Birmingham ; Bolton, Wolver- late arrivals. Oatmeal could only be retailed at a doclie .e
eit:s4lll:s.my
to proceed to Plymouth. She left Sheerness at 5.30
scribing them as all qualified for the office, recommended Mr. Herring, jun., attended as solicitor for the com- mas Row, James Johnstone Rogerson, Thomss Harrison
Gent.; Charles Christopher Piper, Gent.; William Celine, hampton.
p.m. on Monday. that, in addition to the duties hitherto discharged by the plainant, and Mr. W. H. Smith appeared for the defen- Ridley, James Farlong, Philip Dugean, and James Cor-
Gent.; Thomas William Spink Locke, Gent. Acting As- John Cooke, glass manufacturer, Spitalfields, Oct. 13, at peas advanced is to 2s per qr. Indian corn from 40s t'el to
The Chesapeake, 50, screw steam-frigate, recently mack, Esqs., to be Members of the Legislative Council of
sistant-Surgeon Richard Bramwell has been permitted to half-past one, and Nov. 13, at one, at the Court of Bank-
medical officer, it should be his duty in future to super- dant. Newfoundland.
built in dry dock at Chatham and brought down to
intend the houee-to-house inspection throughout dhe The ;nose, cutrix, who gave her evidence with •great BOARD OF TRA.DE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 29. ruptcy. Lee, official assignee, Aldermenleary ; Stubbs,. for rime wheat. Tuesday next having been appointed as
'Sheerness, was Yesterday towed from Blackstakes and BREVET. Moorgate-street, City. a p thlic holiday in this town there will be no market ti old
' nie_ty of London as may be necessary, or may be re mred propriety of manner stat d
d ivqe evi- -- - ' e that she went into the ser- The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy resign his commission.
Captain the Hon. William James Colville, of the Rifle Richard Reyes, postmaster and licensed victualler, on that day.
•berthed at the Docking-buoy. She is to be taken into
Pan a ions a eived h o h
by the commissioners, and to attend upon an g vice of the defendant, Mr. Francis, on Thursday week, Council for Trade and 1 t t h ve rec , t r ug
-the fitting-basin and masted immediately. j3rigade, to be Major in the Army. West Cowes, Isle of Wight, Oct. 16, at eleven, and Nov. ---
The Scylla, screw corvette, intended to mount 22 guns, dence before the magistrates, am,
.whenever necessary, the 20th ult., having been engaged by his sister, who the Secretary of State'for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a de-
Ceptain Henry Augustus Jackson, of the 19th Foot, to 20, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lee, Alderman. IPSWICH-OcT. 2.
in support of any complaint originating from or connected kept the house, at ls. 6d. per week. She remained in spatch from her Majesty's Consul at Naples, reporting the
has her bottom nearly planked, am& fastenings nearly be Major in the Army. bury ; Hamber, King's Arms-yard, City. • The supply of wheat a little on the increase, with re tdy
lition of uanantine at that port in respect of veesels
with the' duties of his office, and. Elisio to k.eep proper the situation until the followicg Sunday, when she left Abe. . q ~ Brevet-Major H. A. Jackson, of the 19th Foot, to be Themes grayland, beer-shop keeper, Battersea Oct. 11, sale and no reduction ili price. Barley ads° an incree sad
_completed, and is expected to be launched by Christmas. arriving from Marseilles and the Italian ports.
account of the various matters which he officially brings in consequence of the present occurrence. On Sunday Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. at eleven, and Nov. 12, at twelve, at the Court' of Benk- show, and free sale at 2s and 3s advance. The general. t ene
The Penelope, 18, paddle-steamer, Captain Sir W.
before the commissioners..
.And that he do attend evening, at about five o'clock, Miss Francis directed WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 2. Lieutenant-Colonel William Turner, of the Beneal Re- ruptey: Johneon, official ussignee, Basinghall-street ; Pain, of the market wa,s active and firm.
Wieemaia, Bart., is at the moorings abreast of Sheerness
every meeting of the commissioners and all committees witness te gee her master's tea and take it up to the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant John tired List, recruiting for the East India Company's Ser- 1 Gresham-street. PER. QUARTELI
dockyard ; orders have been received to make good her SIR Qilita TIM
at which he may be required, whether to advise or to parlour at six o'clock. She then left the house. At Miller to be Captain, without purchase. vice at Liverpool, to have the rank cf Captein in the 1 Lyon Samuel, goldsmith and jeweller, Bury-street, Saint Wheat, rod (01d)... 76s to 78seBarley, grindin *
.defects, and, report adds, to get ready for sea service.
Son, New-street, Bisble,oiiPsstgoant,ec-
I Mary Axe City Oct 11, at half-past eleven, and Nov. Ditto (new.). .
• The Persian brig, 16, is still in dry dock at Sheerness. view with them premises whereat sanitary measures are about the time mentioned she carried up the tea, and was 7th Dragoon Guards-Walter Blachforcl Gifford, G.ent. Army while so employed- -s to -s Beans
Ditto, white Bos to 82s Peas
r consideration. 40s tc , 43s
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Her decks are partly laid,. and planking complete. She
The report was adopted • and n on the motion of ajeGouett
atocoretanrondstooutohee ki_thhheine wohoerntehaewr
itinhamsteerhsesihd, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Stewart, appointed' Captain Francis Tower, Adjutant of the East Indta 15, at halepia,isit:nT:Ea.;:iirtei:sm3rD•:srstfc:a. nv..:criu3p. tcy. Pen-
to the 2d Dragoons. Company's Depot at Warley, to have tho rank of Captain noll, official assignee, Guilclhall-chambers; Norton and Ditto (old)
.- s to -nDitto (white)
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p r, awe av y . e
will be ready to haul ont in another month, having had
Do-puty HAtIIRISON, it 73 or'clered That a copy be forth- accordingly did so and when tea was over took down Barley, malting ... 39s to 42E1Flour, per sack
a thorough overhaul, and is as good now as the day she. _ . , , f3d Itliagehit.gaisor=ttaati.3227wLitehmohnatri3duldreahyansee., in =gtrniqpitt sl,
teen= ela ,
AVERAoss FOR THE WHIM Hewes SEPT. 29, 1855.
with sent o every raemoer of the court. The day of the things to wash them subsequently returning with ram ' ' - - • . of the Bengal Retired
Brooke, and Mason,
lxinot zrit2t istaiin:A=L
rEs.;GarEii prft:lt- aansdreoP:o7,7dßsrFiae.TstfirC:orriespd;
Wilson and Maim Rawl , t
Otla me'astsecrhse;eJl
wag built. itDstepcoltasast:
Wheat
• election was fixed for Wednesda next at 1 o'clock the tea things, to place tliem, as usual, in the parlour
The Chut, gun-boat, building at Sheerness, progresses y • 7th Light Dragoons-Captain George W. Collins Jack-
wLisatrloyS,artgoeohnavoof
ththeeraßo akstoflnsdtiaaff-Csoomrgpeaonoy;Fs
son, from half-pay of the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Cap- Oats • 10 „ 32s Od
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fast. Saturday week is named for her hauling out, f THE PEEL STATUE IN CHEAPSIDE. cupboard. Her master then desired her to get down the tain, without purchase.
Mr. DAW read thee followin extract from a report of wine, and asked her to take a glass. •He poured ont a eeth Light Dragoons-Thomas Arthur Southwell, Gent., while so employed.
: !Tat: GGriabyb, IV
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oLliegniat,oul/ter:ttetli.:lj,,ohzi,ortißfaecytoteoro- Peas
ssible to make room for building another gun-boat of
po , the Improvement; ommittee :-" We have also bad wine-glassful, and witness drank it. He then invited to be Carnet, by purchase, vice Munn, promoted. The to s=,:hi,,,,elnozi Driaatipker,otEtlffr2r=p;rein:evliacs:,
Hine ; Morton and Co., Oldham, drapers ;H. Dunning- Barley
the same dimensions-viz., to draw four feet, and to
under consideration the question, to us referred, upon. her to have another glass, but she drank only part of Brevet promotion of Captain Arthur Tremayne to bear
inCl:itßon,itlcel?-bdullee Bear.s
mount three 32-pounders and three brass howitzers. wbile.empiloyed with the army intth.e Easth.
Major tionstantine Read, late of the 6tail Corps, to have 1 _
the propriety of erecting an iron railing round the newly another. She asked him if she should light the gas, the date 12th December, 1854, in lien of the 7th July, 1851, DA
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,r pal,pl.3npatt-hb.nikidegy; HULL-OCT. 2.
Nearly 50 shipwrights are now working at her.
stated. t 'The name of the Cornet appointed on
rected statue of the la •
The Havock, mortar yeeeel, Mr. H. R. J. Pearch, ?1 , te Sir R. Peel in Cheapeide ; end room being quite darn, and the window-blind down. PrevionelY tho temporary rank of Lientenant-Colonel in the army
while attached to.the British Italian Leeion. A (rood supnly of wheat from the farmers v'th ' f
cleaving considered the case, we are of opinion that, un- He replied "No." He then 'forced witness upon the th et 3ndo
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r,stois Stanley d.o Aetsela.Coelvert Clarke,
The undermentioned gentlemen havrne been selected ds '11,.° Pecthick
new wheat have not improved. A ',my retail bgusineesfs ti
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;,„ sale atet last we'ek's rates, The condition and ev'eiuhts a . rhea
second master, in command, left Sheerness yesterday 1
r the circumstances stated to, us, it is desirable not to sofa and committed the offence. (The particulars are '
Le isv-e rapso of-13,rcoarnim'etirchants ; Collings; arid. RaLdsellS,:LoPw-er'
, as. prtevioutsly t t dT b
anisth Light Dragoons.--Lien enan Horace rower to e for service with the Turkish Contingent, eo have a step of
morning for Portsmouth, after landing her mcgtar and n
• set up any railing round the same but to have a double unfit for publication.) As soon as she could get away local rank while so employed :- Thames-street, shipbrokers ; the Clogger'a Company, foreign wheat, owing to the high preteneions of hold, )rs.
gear.- ,
gas lam u on a suitable standarh setn on the north from him she asked to o down stairs to re Captain, without purchase.
To have the local rank of Surgeon.-William Paton, In barley a good buSiness done, at ls to 2s per qr. adraa ice.
The Lady Eglinton steam-transport, No. 165, taken , P P p g , move the Royal Regiment of Artillery-Second Captain Richard Over • Darwen, Lancashire ; Barnard, Rosenthal', and
anu south sides of the pedestal, and we have requested dogs out of the kitchen (five puppies and their mother), Paget Campbell Jones to be Adjutant, vice Baddeley, who Esq• Burton, Cheepside • and elsewhere, braid manufactur- Linseed unaltered, but cakes hardly maintain the lata ad-
up to convey huts to the Primes, left Portsmouth yes-
Mr. Tite and Mr. Behnes to prepare the design for the or her mistress would be angry with her. He said, resigns the Adjutantcyonly; Second Captaie Henry Towns- To have the local rank of Assistant-Surgeon.-A. Gib- erg- as far as regards G. Burton ;C. and S. Cook, vance. Rape cakes continue scarce. Bones are spares igly
terday morning. offered, and realise high rates, both hero and to arrive..
same,' that you may erect them ahcording to it." " Very well," and having thus got out of the room she end Boultben to be Adjutant, vice Telfer, retirett on helf- son Hamilton, Gent. Plymouth. millimetre ;J. Brown anti Co- BradfordaYork-
The, Indiana steam-transport landed her invalids at
Deputies LOTT and HOLT severally spoke in favour of ran home to her mOther in Newman-street, and related pay ; Second Captain Robert John Hay to be Adjutant, To have tho local rank of A.cting Assistant-Surgeon.- shire, stuffmaeufaeturers;Dedgeon an d Whitaker, Burnley, 6 8 I S. g.
Pertain' outh Deckyard yesterday afternoon, whence
James Todd, Gent., James Carney, Gent., James Allston Wheat E 1' h
a railing, urging that without such a protection the pe- what had taken place. It was about 7 o'clock when she vice Adye, promoted ; Second Captain George Harrison machinennakers; Ashford and Co., Birmingham, stampers; , . hag is , red 75 to FO'Peas, grey and black - tto -
they phoceeded to temporary quarters in the Clarence
Rae, Gent., William Litster, Gent., Charles Macpherson, D'tt.
destal would be certaiu to receive injury. The statue of reached hone. Ann Forbes to ba Adjutant, vice Henry, promoted ; Gen- J. Avery, A. E. L. Belford, and C. D. Gardissal, Essex- 1 a 7h3e e2 to 85 Linseed, Black Sea... 75 ;to 78
Gent., J. A. Dewar Gent., George McCoull, Gent., Po• Dautzie and Konigs- Ditto Petersburgh ... 68 t o 72
Barracas. .
tleman Cadet William Henry Izod to be Lieutenant, and
The Sir George Pollock sailing transport is ordered the Duke-of Wellington was left for some time expoied, The complainant. was eross-examined by Mr. Smith, street, Strand, patent agents ; J.- Lumley mid J. Bowe, berg
ter MeLeish Dewar, 'Gent., Stephen Marshall, Gent. 73 to 85 Ditto Riga and Arch-
to take rank in the list of Lieutenants next after Lieu- Northallerton, brewers ; T. P. Austin and C. J. Cooke,
but it was found desirahle to place a railing round it. but without shaking her testimony. Pomeranianand Ha,m-
George Abbott, Esq., M.D., appoieted to the Irreguler angel
to be paid off at Portsmouth, her services being no • tenant Frederick John George Hill ; Lieutenant Feederie Maidstone, booksellers ; W. H. Bremer and Co., Kines-
Mr. 11. L. TAYLOR sa,id be could not agree with the The mother of tbe child was next examined, and de- • . 74 to Se DittoKonigsberg and
longer required. , . ,
Land to be Second Captain, vies Snow, killed in action. t ton-upon-Hull and Great Grimsby and 0 Thode and Co , mr''''
two preceding-speakers in thinking that any class cf the posed to her daughter coming home in a very excited Cavalry under the command of Maror-General Beatsou e 1 1
Deeneh, Holstein, and
Liverpool, ship brokers ;G. and' R. lie.nty, Chichester.' Friesland Memel
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Tee Jackal, No. 27, hired screw steam transport, The slate of the promotion of Second Captain W. G. An- vice Surghon Smith, resigned, to have the local rank ot
community, through.a siker love 'of mischief, would. dis- state, and telling her what had occurred. On Wednes• Surgeon iti Tnrkey while so employed. •
' Edward Fincharin commander, which Veseel was aesisted drews- to bo altered from 16th to 7th Sept. Brevet- brewers ; Wood a,nd Adlard, Barbican, printers ; J. C.
into Sheerness leaky, left for the Black Sea at _9.50 a.m. figure the pedestal. Both these gentlemen had formerly day, after the summons had been issued from Bow- colonel Charles William Wingfield to bp Colonel, vice COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS. and G. Sorcombe, Exeter, merchants. Russian and Odessa tis to 70 Lins.c. Hulll3/ Os to 13/3tel ,Od
Oats, English
advoeated the removal of the iron railing frem around street, he called to see witness's husband. Re refused Wilford, ordered to be borne Supernumerary ; Captain Jn. . Tower Harnlets-Jaenes Edward Coleman, Esq., to bo DIVIDENDS DECLARED.
yesterday. Her leak, having been connected with one Ditto Danish,
St. Paul's, in order that the enclosed space might be at first to admit him, but defendant followed ber hue- Henry Lefroy (on Second List), to be Lient.-Col. ; Capt. Deputy Lieutenant. D. Little, Liverpool, merchant, first div. of ls. 3d. on
of her through pipes, was detected and stopped. • Ditto Fri 1 d
thrown open to the- public. He (Mr. H. L. Taylor) band into their room, and irnplored to be forgiven, He Chas.Jateßochananltidde'dtobeLieut.-ColeeiceWingfield. Royal Sherwood Foresters or Nottinghamshire Regiment Wednesday, Oct. 10, or on auy subsequent weenesday,
The Myrtle paddle, Mr. Bourchiere in command, is 28 to 30111 ape cakes...ls2s 6d to 0134 Od
wished the pedeatal to remain as it now stood for the offered a sovereign, and saiel he would do anything for Brevet-Major John George Boothby to be Captain, vice of Militia-Themes John Walsh, late Ensign. her Ma- at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool.
vice IlentsleYs J. Jackson, Liverpool, draper, first div. of ss. on Wed-
in the harbour waiting ordere, &c.
.Riddell ; Lieutenant Alexander Henry Murray (on Se- jesty's 730 Regiment, to be Lieutenant, Itirtyßtheilat.aiiiilog
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present, and a railing_could he placed round it hereafter, the child in future. The husband refused any of his pro-
-41 to 48,Bones
conded Liet) to be Second Captain ; Lieutenant John promoted • Charles Jaines Miller, Gent., to be Ensign, nesday, Oct. 10, or on.any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Ditto i-indine 34 to 38'Ditto foreign
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Rear-...A.dmiral Martin, Superintendent of Portsmouth in the event of it hecoming necessary. (Hear.) posals, a,nd then the defendant left, calling him a fool for
Alexander Philipps Adams to be Second Captain, vice vice Hewilt, superseded. Turner's, Liverpool. Beans ''
.pDeiastto, fworchiitgenand I
The report ot the committe was agreed to. declining to settle the case.
Boothbv • Lieutenant Roderick Mackenzie to be Second West Kent Light Infantry Regimeut of Militia-Adju- D. J. Fynney, Liverpool, corn merchant, second div. of
- Dockyard, %Druck his flag on board the St. Vincent in
RESIGNATION' OF THE MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH. ' William Boa ie, husbaild of the last witness, after con- Captain-, 'vice Simpson, ordered to be borne Supernumo- tent Edward Lynch to eery° with the rank of Captain. yel.
harbour yesterday, and.went away on leave. 2d, on Wednesday, Oct. 10, or on any subsequent Wed-
Mr. ABRAHAM moved "That this commission, in ac. firming his wife's statement as to the return of the pro- ean ,
te•
cepting the resitenation of Mr. Simon, as the Medical Offi- secutrix on Sunday evening, deposed to the converse- The following gentlemen te be appointed Lieutenants Gent., to be Ensign, vice Lucas, promoted.
lat Somerset Regiment of MilitiA-Stapleton Hawker, nesslay, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. '
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PROMOTIONS.
Commanders Charles G. Hocken (1846), of the COIOSI•• ' the Cit desire to ex ress to h. h • •
cer of Health for • y, . p ire t eir i tion which took place between Mr. Francis and himself with bemporary rank :-Francis Dlincan, Alexander Doull, estitessiment eaßoyal Cheshire Militia-Edward Charles SCO . _ _ COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDA.Y.
TCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
John Robertson grain merchaut, Ulaegow, Oct. IT, at
high appreciation of his services for the last seven years, l on the Wednesday. The'defendant followed him in, after John Ryder Oliver, Re ward Egan, James Corry Jones Ricks, Gent.; to be Lieutenant. Amsterdam.- - ...... 11 Is % Gibraltar .... .. •• •• •• •• -
ens, 80, screw, in the Baltic ; Henry A. Story (1846). ene, within Carricies Royal Hotel.
T' t'ie Mor an -Ceor e Grote
and especially to mark thhir sense of the profound scien- being desired to leave the house, and said, "Mr. Bowie, Lowry, Jamea - ett e g , e g Hannen, 2d Regiment of Royal Cheshire Militia-Robert Peter Ditto, three months .. 12 U Leghorn .. •• • .
• of the Harrier, 17, screw, in the Baltic ; and George Charles Richardson, patent medicine dealer, Glasgow,
W. Preedy (1853), of the Duke of Wellington, 131, tifie knowledge and practical talent displayed, not legs pray forgive me. I will own I hare attempted, but I Phili o 111`Lourin Guille, Arthur Ford, Francis Montague Gale, Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Reado, promoted. .
, one, wi in e .0 t P••• • •• •..... - 2f, ten ; itilan ......... .. .
in his masterly and invaluable re orte th •
flag-ship ire the Baffle, have been pr meted te the rank . . p • , an
,m the effi- IT.e not harmed your girl. I will give any.thing if you Smith, Francis Arthirr Mant Frederick Howlett Richard lat oW t Reeiment of Norfolk Militia-William '
Oct 10 at 'tit' th Glace/ow Stock Exchanee-roOms. rtteeV-am -•• *** •12- 14 Gen" ****** ••••••• • • • 26 Vill'
, _ , , r es ern b . . Hugh Smith and Co., dyers, Pollokshawe, Ozt. 11, at Brassels .............. 25 60 I Venice........... :: :•
Hatelcock, Charles Mills Molony, Ueoroe Arbuthnot, Stevenson Esq., to be Surgeon, vice Chosse, rhsigned ' one, within the Frauklin Hotel, Glasgow.
ments.systhm of hanitary administration which he has will pardon me." Witness told him that if be was to Hat/thrush ............ 13 9 !Naples • • ...... • •••• 44- -
Richard Salleir William Itneton Barlow, and Robert Richerd ,itaines Davey, Esq., to be Assistant-sargeon,
'of captain. Commander Preedy was present at the
Altona .. • • ............ - 1 Palermo
estamished in this City, and the consequent improve- put down 50/. on the table it would be no use, as he was Alexender Meg and Co., merchants, Borrowstownness,
Paris...." ..•..... 25 37% Messina ..
bombardment of Bomarsund, and honourably men• Callw. ell Smith. ' vice Thompson, resigned. *.. 13214
inent of its h eienic condition ; and this commission, resolve Ito seed the matter before a magistrate. Prisoner Linlithgow. Oct. 12, at one, within the Star and Garter -.....-
tioned in the official despatches of Sir Charles Napier, Royal Engineers-Second Captain Horace William Mon- Norfolk Militia Artillery-John Cornelis Thierens, Ditto, thre•e• months .. 25 6714 Lisbon ...••• ****** .... 53,14
whilst recordiny.; their opinion of his services, bare much said he was a fool, and finally, by his desire, left tbe tsgue to be Captain, vice Broke, deceased ; Lieut. Alex- Gent., to be First, Lieutenant. ' Hotel, Linlithgow. Marseilles ...., ........ 25 67% Oporto .......... „.. ~. bac'
for bis activity displayed on that occasion.
pleasure in wishing him success and happiness in the house. John MeeDonald and Co engravers and lithographers, Bourdeatix .. - ........ - Rio Janeiro . ''''"
ander Ross Clarke to be Second Captain, vice Montagu. 4th, or Royal South Middlesex Regiment of Militia- • -
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Lieutenants Robert B. Miller (1837), of the Vulture,
Glasgow, Oet. 9, at twelve, Within the Crow Hotel, George- Frankfort-on Maine .... 119% Buenos Ayre5.......... -
more extended field of usefulness opened to him by his The defendant was committed for trial, his worship The undermentioned gentlemen to be appointed Lieu- Lieutenant Charles Edward Mortimer to be Captain, vice
- egeirchitCttSgawlitreath and Co , ship and insurance brokers,
6. paddle, in the Baltic ; William A. R. Pearse (1841), Berlin ......... ..... .. - New York ,60 days' sight -
of the Ajax, 60, screw in. the Baltic ; William Mould new appointment." consenting to take bail for his appearance at a future day tenants, with temporary rank :-Robert Murdoch Smith ; Mortimer, resigned. •
Oce.ll, at one, with. in the Glas.egow Stock Exchange-rooms.
(MS), of the Rusaell, '6O, tcrow, in the Baltic ; Rich:sot De.puty OBBARD said he had great pleasure in se- to have the depositions taken. The defendant is a mar- Chnrles William -Wilson. • sth, or Royal Elthorne Light Infantry Regiment of
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•B. Creake (1843); of the Merlin, 6, paddle, in the Bal. conding the proposition. ried man, having lately separated from his wife. Celestreatu Guards-Ensign and Lieutenaut Hon. W. Middlesex Militia-James Edward Gibson, Gent. to be '
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tic ; Robert C. Tattna'l (1344), of the C .rnwellis. 60, The motion was put and carried unanimously, and the -- Archer Amherst to be Lieutenant and Captain, without Ensign, vico Finch, resigned. . Madrid .........., .... 40%1 Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 0
Cadiz .........•
chief clerk was directed to send a copy of it to Mr. CLERKENW,ELL.-A. gentleman connected with b
purchase; Liehtenant and Captai . .
•n A J. Freemantle to •
[The following Appointment is substituted for that which HBALTII OF LONDON DURING THE WEER. Barcelona - .......... - J New Dollars ..•• .• 0n 0 • •
screw, in the Baltic ; George M. Jackson (1845), of tee a Adjutant vice Bersg, who rowels the Adintantey onl . -..e55......_
St.: .84mtBh101:arrieiEj; .:1:4(../n.:::
Seville .. •• .• ......••.. - J Silver in bars ...... 0 5 1%;
General Post-Mew
Porcupine, 3 paddle, in the Baltic ; Charles M. Luck- Simon. . the committee lately appointed for the suppression of ehe e . ' • . 0 y appeared in the Gazette of Friday.]
est Regiment of Foot,-Ensign J. W. B, Thomas to be (From the Repert of the Registrar-General.
raft (1845), of the Euryalus, 51, screw, in the Pollee ; The court, after the transaction of some routine mat- Belleisle nuisances applied to Mr. Corrie for his advice Lieutenant, witnout purchase vice Proby deceased • lst Regiment of Derbyshire Militia-Ensign William . '
The deaths of 1,160 persons were registered in London
ters of business, adjourned. and assistance under the followiug circumstances : -- Jessopp to be Lieutenant, vice George Webb, resigced.
-the Hon. Augustus C. Hobart (1845), of the Duke of Lieutenant John Richerd Wheeler, from the'South Cork in the last week of the quarter that ended on Saturday,
-Wellington ; Edward Buretall (1846), of the Firefle, 4, The applicant stated that he yesterday bad an inter- Light Infantry Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, --
REDUCTION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT. Sept. 29, and though swollen by the accession of canes of _________.o...._ •
:paddle, in the Baltic ; Henry B. King (1846), ot the METROPOL ITA N COMMISSION OF view with one of the inspectors of police for the N divi- vice Thomas.
sion, who had informed him that, after sending in their 3d Foot-Ensign S. H. Heywood to be Lieutenant, by The Lords Commissioners of her _Majesty's Treesury violent deaths in which inquests were held some weeks .
Megicienne, 16. paddle, ire the Baltic ; Henry J. Grant SEWERS. having certified to tho Commissioners for the Reduction since, this number is below the average. London is bithe flight-and Mby
A 1846), of the Calossus ; and Charles A. Wise (1847), of ee reports to the Home Secretary, an order bad been re- purchase, vice Birminghant, promoted. (ig si miles that
e-tlespatchn
of the National Debt that there was no surplus of actual healthier than it is usually in September. Diarrheee is de-
ceived. that no proceedings were to be taken under the 9th Foot-Ensign S. A. Agnew to be Lieutenant, by
the James Watt, 91, screw, in the Baltic, have been revenue over the actual expenditure of the United King- clining, but was fatal to 75 persons, of whom 62 were
A special court of sewers was held yesterday at the Smoke. Act for the present. It was of the utmost im- purchase, vice Thursby, promoted. Day wit ten to a,to up nem neat wee.
'preinoted to be commanders. dom of Great Britain and Ireland, for the year ended the
officeen Soho-square, Mr. Richard Jebb in the elixir. pertance that something should be clone to repress so 13th Foot -EnSign Duncan Stewart 'to be Lieutenant., under three years of age. Cholera was the cause of nine COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port due in
Second Maeters David Moore (1851), of the Euryaltes; Tbe balance in the treasurer's hands was reported to be 'rave a nuisaoee the heel'h of net 1 th
t, . ~ , , • . ess an 60,000 per- by purchase vice Long. -promoted ; Alfred Gabriel 30th June, 1855 : deaths of persons of various ages. A boatswain, about 45
re Office, London.* 'Dispatched. Fng/and
Henry Goldsmith (1852), of the Porcupine ; and Jelin. 12,914/. 108. 10d. , b 1 •
• ut a ter deducting the amount of sone, inbabitante of tbe district in question, being con- W ner G 't
t b E le h
en ~ o e ns.en, y purchase, vice D. The Commissioners for the Reduction of the National
years; of age, died of cholera on board ship off Brewer's- -
StY .1
Dbt h b,' et,i et that no sum will be applied by America(byßrit.pack)N Every nide • -----Livereee-E met,
A. Bull (1853), of the Firefly, to be masters. e ere y eive ip et .. d i •.• quay Thames-street. The wife of a journeyman en- AmerinP4b United Mts. 3••
- -- -' - ''' ----h 'CD •
- cheques drawn and not yet Presented, it was 8,967/. corned The effluvium •s* f th f• t ewart.
erelong rom e mann ac nre thorn on account of the sinking fund, un er tle provisions. .
, Atsiatant-Sergeons George Duncan, M.D. (1845), of 14e. 4d. The '4•l 't t tdto 80 000/. * • 19th Foot- Captain Henry Augustus Jackson, from ' .1) d-6 (lb d . • eh-et)). ' N
the Duke of Wellington ; Joseph Coulter, M.D. (1845), p eposi accoun amoun e , • of te e blood manure was most offensive, and the half-pay Unattached, to b C t ' • r. ha B tt
eap am, vmo eic ar erre ,of the act 10 Geo. IV., cep. 27, between the Ist day of gine•smit , age 3 years, an t e aughter of a tailor, ..ete?..ica .(i;; •iit..tytiliee ••••• • •• • • Liverpool ... -Oct. 6
aged four years, died of cholera on the 29th "'"
ayments were now ordered to the amount of 6,8871. whole of the neighbourhood was poisoned in the course who exchanges. October, 1855, and the 31st day of December, 1855. packet) .... - ....N
Of the Edinburgh, 60, screw, in the Baltic ; Janaee Holt se •• ••-••• Southampthu
1 Sir John Sheila ailed aen • n o t i - A. Y. SPEARMAN, Comptroller-General. and 26th of September, at 15, Providence-street, St. nastralia (via South-
(lB47), of the Hastinge, GO, screw, in the Baltic ; and 15''' 6' ' •ee - y c tt tio the n of an hour. In the manufacture of this manure large 24th Foot-George Scott, Gent to be Ensign, without .
e
noes. J. Breen' (1547), of the Belleisle, 6, hospital-ship vesttnent of no,octoz., borrowed by the commissioners quantities of sulphuric acid, bone dust, and other often_ purchaen, vice Troup, eppointed to the 35th Foot. National Debt Office, Sept. 28. George-in-the-East. The Registrar's. note on the two amPtent •••••• ...••74 i•-••••••• •• SouthamptOr Aug. 14
at -4, per cent. interest, from the Clergy Mutual Aseu- i sive -matter was used, Several persons had left the 25th Foot-Ensign Richard ROBB, from the Mona '
van e---__ latter cases throws light on ,the circumstances in which Ditto (via Marseilles) N.
in the Baltice.to be surgeons. Ditto (via Cape of Good'
Assistant-Paymasters Thomas W. Welle (1848), of ranee Company for the ur ose of conetructine the out- •
fll k ''
,1 P P 'Ph ' 0 neighbourhood yesterday solely through the continuance Regimerit of Militin, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. 1 zyrnotic diseases become epidemic and fatal :-" Thie g ) NI
• • . . • • .. • riM.rtain
a wor sof rnaiu -rainage. --at money was now in- of this nuisance. Shafto, promoted in the 92d Foot. Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, house contains three rooms, one below ground ; the Africa (West Coast)..esieed of the rnenth.enlytneuth .. Oct. 6
the Porcupine ; Charles W. Sturgese, (1 S5O), of the
Atnphion, 34, screw, in the Baltic ; Brice .
W White vetted in Exchequer Bills, and producing little over 3 M C 'th uebt it old b bttr f r h
r. erne o , ,ve u e e e ot e appli- 26th Foot-The surname of the Ensign appointed on Admiralty, Somerset-house, Oct. 1. upper room subdet ; the lower rooms were in a filthy Alexandria.......... Nig, 9, 24. &30 of uhlDover ......
Al exandria........ .. Alltb & 20th of mon. Southampton .
per cent. Ile thoueht in' th t crt. fth
, e , e presen con i ion o e cant to go to the Home-office and represent that he bad • • "
14th September 1855 is Franklin, and not Franklyn as lition The sewer o osite the house is choked aed -
con( .
(1818), of the Recrnit, iron paddle gun-vessel, in the previously stated. . Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested therein, PP
i. s Bahamas ........... hi Il7th of tbo month Southomptoni
money markc t, it inight •• be more profitably invested, been to the court h Ith f d t t h •
e w en, 1 ey re use oac, t e trus- ,
tnat preparations are now making for the intended distri- • complaints are made of the neg igence of the dust con- me tu •
g m ............Ntfinee •••••• • • • • Dover ...... inally
Black Sea e And A. Warren, to be paymasters. 30th Foot-Lientenant G. IT
. Sandera to be Adjutant,
and he would move teat the finance committee take the bution of proceeds arising from tho Netherland garnet tractor. The son of the deceased mother has also been eturazoniols...... „ „ ...,m) _ ()them month.. Southampton Oct. 15
Gunner .f.. W. Salter, of the Firefly, has been ap- 1. . . . - tees had better take the matter up. vice Forbes, died of his wounds. Ame........m9th o. the month.. Southampton 'Oct. 15
. su -tied into their consideration. There was a motion of De Vroux Alida, captured on the 25th May, 1851, by - attacked with cholera, but is recovering. -This I have on '
pointed to the second clam which notice h d been iven b Mr W de 1-
•g y . a , teat tee fur- •_ .• ._-_,_ ___.........__ _ 31st Foot-Lientenaut G. Spaight to be Captain, with- Cape of Good Hope ..N , Various ports thscertain
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her Majest 's.shi Archer. the authority Of the medical officer of the parish, who has Cape of Good Hope ..N
Boatswains J. Tome C Blofield, and J. Miller, have out purchase, vice Anderson, killed in action ; Ensign-W. y I)
-, • ther works reported upon. by Messrs. Bazalgette and SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Thwaytes to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Spaight; Agents or other persons having any just and legal de- ordered an inspection of the nuisances." Cape de Verds ......N 9th Of Ms month Southampton Oct. 15
been Advanced to the second elev. mend, unliquidated, against the said proceeds, are re- Ceylon (see India)
Donaldson, as necessary to divert the whole of the sewage .e- William Forbes Anderson, Gent., to bo Ensign, without The registrers of Islington record 7 cases of diarrhcea,
from the River Ravensbourne, the estimated cost of which CHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. • purchase, viee Thwaytes. quired to transmit-the perticulars of any such demand to and state that an " excessive smell impregnates th CeYlea- --••- - ••14
e ohairaei Isles_ „, „ „es Mon.,Wed.,&Fralgoutliampton Tu.Th.` at.
APPOINTMENTS. ei r the Hie ou o Admi 'alter in order
the Ree st ar of eh C rt f i ~ ,
93/ ehould be e-e
s - xhcuted forthwith. In the ab- TUESDAY. 35th Foot-Ensien W. M. Ansell to be Lieutenant, atmosphere of the neighbourhood from the Bello Isle Chill.- ..,.......M '2d & 17th of r,.onth Southampton
, I
Commander George G. Bowyear (1851), to the Vnlean, was 2,5' - e that the IMMO may be examined, taxed, and allowed by . ~
China ... .. etnee a month.... Oct. 4
tvithont purchase vice Huehes an minted to the 92,1 Foot- • nuisances.
ence of Mr Wade this was moved b Mr Thwaites '
y • • The Mostyn Stakes of 10 sovs each, h ft, 'with 40 added ; E . ' e '' I ' that Officer, and paid under the sanction of the Judge of ,
Constantinople ......na,13,18,23,8c28 of nt Dover ......
6, screw, in the Black Sea, vice Von Donop, promoted 8 • ' ' nsign It. H. W. Troup, from the 24th Foot, to be En- 17 persons died of small-pox, 11 of measles, 45 of
It appeared that the .works consisted of certain two-yr-old colts, ist 51b ; fillies, 7st 21b ; three-yr-old the said Court. Censtantlnopio l4th tfo 20th of' mon.'south pton
to be captain. sign, without purchase, vice Ansel'. 50 of t hus in the ,
small branches front Lewisham villaee fuller's- Nee 8 t 101 b C •
e • . P e-- s colts, Bst 121 b ; fillies, s . ertain penalties Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney, scarlatina, 20 of hooping-cough, and YP Lent. of Europe M & NiTwice daily ...• • • Dover ...... Twiet daily
Commander John J. Kennedy (1854), from Agarnem- 39th Foot-The first Christian name of Eneign. Oldfield, Egypt (see India) I
Brocklevia - • • •
ne and Perry-hill to out the interce tin prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue , week.
non, 91, screw, in the Bleck Sea, to the command of •e - • ' ' . I 1' g and allowances. Three quarters of a mile. (7 subs.) appointed on 23:1 September, is Copner, and not Copuer, ...... mss NlTwico daily
sewer !men runs parallel to the river Ravensbourne. In Mr. W. Paliner's The Chicken, by Chanticleer, 3 yrs, as previously stated. of which they may be legally entitledto claim the sharobe- The diseanes of the respiratory organs were less fatel rgitt:',l;t: h 4 .2 •• • • Dover ...... 'Nisi...mealy
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.. .. .. M , 7,17, 20, 27 of tn. Southampton Oct. 4
the Curlew, 9, screw, in the Black Sea, vice Lambert, seconding the motion Mr. Ward said it was a step in the 9st llb (including.alb extra) (Whitehouse) 1 42d Foot-Lieutenant F. C. Scott, to be Captaie, with- longing to any captor, aro requested, with as little delay as than usual, for though the weather changed, the tempe- Greece (see India) I • I
promoted to be captain. ceurse which he had alwa '9 recommended viz the dis-
, e Mr. Smyth's Yule Cake, 2 yrs, 7st 2lb (T. Cliffe) 2 out purchase, vice Cuaningbame, deceased. To be Lieu- Pm '
•ble to transmit the same accompanied by the usual re ture was ebove the average eireetown ..........1.1,2nd & 17th of mon.,Southamptonl
Lieutenant Samuel W. G. F. May (1852)e ree.ently 11 tion of the • 3'
t the Prizo 11rane'll of the De artment of the • ' - •
documents, o t .P . .... Last week the births of 894 boys and 813 girls, in all Hamburgh ..........N,Tuesday & Fridavll ondon
po u tributary streams which flowed into the Betting-10 to lon The Chicken. Won in a canter tenants, without pnrchase-Ensign Vir. P. Hesketh, vice . il h 51.2nd fth •I ' •'' '•
e month 'Southampton
,Oct. 1
- • h L• t 8 on the west coast of Africa
serving in t e inne , ~ . Thames; and he trusted that the Fleet and all the other by three lengths. Scott • Ensign A. J Bramle • Ensien R. K. Bayly ; " Accountant General et the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset - 1,707 children; were registered in London. In the ten IVanna
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Holland ............MDatlY.• • ..... •••, Do wr - . .11) I
station, to the Calcutta, 84, at Portsmouth. ha e house." ' corresponding weeks of the years 1845-54 the average Honduras ..........m 17th of the nionth.. Sou‘tha•ruino•ii,l6ll:OrmOn
streams, north and south, would ere long be purified in • E • ' P. M * 51'
• e'
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. nstgn . . Bosworth. ,To be Ensign, without pure s _ dvertisoments in
.-- Innkeepers' Plate (handicap) of 60 sovs. Extr w •
a eight v Due notice will be given, by future a _ember
was 1,455.
tndi a (viaSouthamptiM 4th & 20th of mon. Plymouth •• ,Oct. 4
the same wa The motion bavin been aereed to M rotor McFarlene, Gent., vice Hesketh, promoted.
- REINFORCEMENTS For. THE ARMY. ,••• y• g e ' r• for certain winners. Grosvenor course (13 b ) -
• SU s. the London Gazette, of tbe date proposed for the com- "" Illes)M 9th& 25th of month Dover .....:1
Thwaites next movesi that Mr Bezel ette's calculations 46th Foot-Lientenant Nicholas Duneconibe to be Can- The barometer rose to 30'330 in. on Monday, and '''''' (Via mar"
Her Majesty's Government are making the greatest . , • g Mr. C. Sparrow's Master Slender, by Picca.roon 6rs • • ' ' mencement of distribution ; and, at the same time, the tont= isles (see India)!7, 17, &27 of rnon Dover...." ,
of the slope siza velocit of flow and dischar in ower ,Y , taan, withont purchese, vico Brevet-Major W. Hardy, was 30.275 in. on Tuesday, when the moon was full ;it ireland ........M & N!Twice daily'...... 110 l 1
exertions to reinforce the army in the Crimea, especially • t ' ' y ' ' gg p 7st 61b (T. Cliffe) 1 whose Brevet Rank has been converted into Substantive vo classes
amount of an individual's slittre in the respecti _ e head ... Twie•qatly
descended to 29-431 in. on Saturday. Rain fell (0'37 Li5b0n..............te 7,9, 17, &270 f m. eouthampton oet. 15
of his various proposed interce tin lines of main drain- will be announced.
in the cavalry. We have already announced the detach- ' • P g Mr. Lamert's Le Juif, aged, .Bst ekshinall) 2 Rank. under the Royal Warrant of Gth Oct., 1854 ; En- Madeira ............M 9th of the month ,SouthamptonUct. 15
, 7 in.) on Friday and Saturday. The mean daily tempera-
aee be printed aa was recommended b the eneral -
ments which have just set out, or are upon the eve of e' . ' Y g Betting-6 to 4on Le Juif. Won easily by half a sign W. J. Foster to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Madeira .......„ „I; 2i-do' month •• .. Liverpool ...
air at Greenwich eves •
committee at the last Court of Sewers He referred to vice Dunstombe ; .James Stewart Carlow, Gcinte, to be Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy. ture of the • 56 6 deg., or 2'2 deg• Malta (see India)
departing for the East to fill up the strength of the vari- length.
the dice .
sion which was raised uon that occasion b . Admiralty, Somerset-House, Oct. 1. above the average. The temperature of the Thamee was Malta . .
Otls cavalry regiments. -On Sunday drafts to the amount NI ,r-,- us 1. P , Y Selling Stakes of 5 soya each, with 30 added, for 2-yr- Ensign, without pnrchase, vice Foster.
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r. vv. ard, in fineing fault with th. e engineer 8 calcula- 47th Foot -Lieutenant Roderick Hanley, from the R 08" Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested therein, 601 deg., or 4.1 deg. above the temperature of the air. laluirittijuu: (see India)..
of 250 officers ' and men sailed from Portsmouth for the - olds. and upwards. Optional selling weights. Half a 1; 14th of the month
tions and contended that in uttice to tint entle common Mililia, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice that preparations are now making for the intended distri- The dew point was 6'9 deg. below the air temperature ; Itiwee .. "-.• •• hiltul of the month.. goßthamPtenlOct. 1
let, 2d, and 3d Battalions of the-Rifle Brigade, and 4th - ' • J.' ' g man mile.
' himself, as well as to the public, Mr. Bagalzette's cal- Roberts appointed to the 92d Foot • bution of proceeds arising from the schooner Magle, and the earlier part of the week was dry. The wind Naples.- ~,.... ~,e; sthlsth2sthof mon. Dover ...... i
Mr. E. Gill's Henrietta, by Ratan, 3 yrs (20/.), 7st 41b • ' • _ - '
18th, 20th, and 80th. Regiments of Foot, for Malta, to
culatione o h" • b b ' d •
ug -to e pu lishe , that their accuracy 49th Foot-Lientenent Colonel James Wells Armstrong captured on the 7th June, 1851, by her MsjostY's shin blew from the north-east on the earlier days, and from New Granada ...... Mi2•l & 17thof montli Southamptord -
join the depot there, te replace others goi.ng to the •ht b • t. t d S. J h Sh 11 ' - (Gill) 1 New Zealand ....... '
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,B 7 private ship .. Various ports Uncertain
mg e inves iga e . ir o n e e seconded from half-pay Unattached, to be Lientenent-Oolonel, A cher • the south-west on the latter days of the week, at veloci-
,
Papal States ........ 7.4 Ihth 1 sth2sthofmon. Dover ad, PIP ••
Crimea. Drafts frchn various infantry regiments to the the motion, observing that th d t fY h
o t o coin- Mr. Pell's Little Nell, 2 yrs (20/.), sst 121b(Fordham) 2 without purein'ise, vice Baddeley who exchan .es; Brevet- ree n*
g ts or other persons having any jute and legal de- t• r in from 50
ies ha y g to 130 tulles a day. Electricity was Peninsula ..........milthl7th27thotinon.,lSouthampton
number of 129 officers, 38 serjeants, 69 drummers, and
missioners now hen the had b e I"
, 7 y ut a short period of Mr. Whittaker's Mies Birch, 3 yrs (901.), 7st 71b Major John H. King to bM-'• h t g' 1 • -6 •• 1 d •t h nil . d - .
e ajor \VA ou purcaase, vice mend, unliqua ate , agains t 3 sal p ecee s, are re
()sante for the first fiy d • Friday and Saturd y Peru ..............1412d & 27th of mon.lSouthampton,
e ays , on .
7 • t xpec'ed in Cork in the course of the . .
1,86 priva es are e . existence remaining, was to furnish what facilities the (Thorpe) 3 Brevet-Lientenant-Colonel Armserong, whose Brevet Reek quired to transmit the particulars of any such demand to P '
no electricity was shown by the iestrumente. at Port Natal ..........NBay private ship...'Various ports Uneertain
week, to await embarkation for service in the Crimea. -
could to the board which w• t d h d y
as o succee tem; an they The following also ran : -Garnet. HiPP"as Prince's hm been converted into Substantive Rank, under the th R • trar of the High Coart of Admiralty, in order
e egis -mein, ..............nesthibtheethofmon, Dover .... -
Taseany ............N 5 thl sth2sthofmon. Dover .....„. '
The drafts are to be from the depot battalions of Birr, Mixture Skit Crabstock Sarum Sist rto Vivid, Lady Royal Warrant of the Gth October, 1851 ; Lieutenant that the same may be -examined, taxed, and allowed by --
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cou noe do so more effectually than by the publication • • ' ' ' ' e Venezuela ..........M 25 & 17th of monthiSouthampton Il &'6 mon
Fermoy, Limerick, and Templemore. in Waiting John Hopkins to be Captain, without purchase, vice that officer, and paid under the sanction of the judge of MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS,
___ Van Diemen's Land (see 1
of so imnortant a document. nrenared by their chief An '.
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Archer Amherst to be Lieutenant and Captain, without
purchase; Lieutenant and Captain A. J. Freema.ntle to
be Adjutant, vice Bang, who resigns the Adjntantcy only.
Ist Regiment of Foot-,—Ensign J. W. B, Thomas to be
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Prohy, deceased ;
Lieutenant John Richard Wheeler, from the South Cork
Light Infantry Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Thomas.
3d Foot—Ensign S. H. Heywood to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Birmingham, promoted.
9th Foot—Ensign S. A. Agnew to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Tbnrsby, promoted.
13th Foot—Ensign Duncan Stewaet to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Long. _promoted ; Alfred Gabriel
Wyner., Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice D.
Stewart.
19th Foot— Captain Henry Augustus Jackson, from
half-pay Unattached, to be Captain, vice Richard Barrett,
who exchanges.
24th Foot—George Scott, Gent., to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Troup, appointed to the 35th Foot.
25th Foot—Ensign Richard Ross, from the Monaghan
Regiment of Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Shafto, promoted in the 92d Foot.
26th Foot—The surname of the Ensign appointed on
14th September, 1855, is Franklin, and not Franklyn as
previously stated.
30th Foot—Lieutenant G. H. Sanders to be Adjutant,
vice Forbes, died of his wounds.
31st Foot—Lientenaut G. Spaight to be Captain, with-
out purchase, vice Anderson, killed in action ; Ensign W.
Thwaytes to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Spaight;
William Forbes Anderson, Gent., to bo Ensign, without
purchase, vice Thwaytes.
35th Foot—Ensign W. M. Ansell to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Hughes, appointed to the 92,1 Foot;
Ensign R. H. W. Troup, from the 24th Foot, to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice Ansell.
39th Foot—The first Christian name of Ensign Oldfield,
appointed on 23d September, is Copner, and not Copper,
as previously stated.
42d Foot—Lieutenant F. C. Scott to be Captain, with-
out purchase, vice Cunningham°, deceased. To be Lieu-
tenants, without purchase—Ensign W. P. Hesketh, vice
Szott ; Ensign A. J. Brarnley ; Ensign R. K. Bayly ;
Ensign P. M. Bosworth. , To be Ensign, without purchase
—Victor McFarinno, Gent., vice Hesketh, promoted.
46th Foot—Lieutenant Nicholas Dunscombe to be Cap-
tain, without purchase, vice Brevet-Major W. Hardy,
whose Brevet Rank has been converted into Substantive
Rank. under the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct., 1854 ; En-
sign W. J. Foster to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice Dunuombe ; James Stewart Carlow, Gent., to be
Ensign, without pnrchase, vice Foster.
47th Foot —Lieutenant Roderick Hanley, from the Roe-
, common Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Roberts. appointed to the 9211 Foot.
49th Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel James Wells Armstrong,
from half-pay, Unattached, to be Lieutenant-Oolonel,
without purchase, vice Baddeley, who exchanges; Brevet-
Major John H. King to be Major without purchase, vice
Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Armstrong, whose Brevet Rank
has been converted into Substantive Rank, under the
Royal Warrant of the 6th October, 1854 ; Lieutenant
John Hopkins to be Captain, without purchase, vice
King ; Ensign Christopher Michell to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Hopkins ; Lieutenant George Donovan,
from the Royal Sussex Light Infantry Militia, to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice Michell, promoted;- Assist-
ant-Surgeon John Joseph Adrien, from the Staff, to be
Assistant-Surgeon, vice Jephson, resigned.
50th Foot—Lieutenant J. W. Dimond to be Captain, by
purchase, vice. Galton, who retires ; Ensign W. L. Lewes
to ba Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dimond.
55th Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—
Ensigns A. S. Young, P. S. Morgan C. E. Thoobald. To
be nsigns, without purchase—Martin Joseph Fitzsimon
Kenny, Gent., vice Young; George Pirrie, Gent., vice
Morgan ; William John Byde Martin, Gent., vice Theo-
bald.
56th Foot—Roginald Bythell, Gent., to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Massy, promoted.
57th Foot—Herman Wayne, Gent., to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Filmier, promoted in the Grenadier Guards.
65th Foot—Ensign Walter Higgin to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Wilford, who retires.
76th Foot—George William Wigelsworth, Gent., to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Best, promoted in the 92d
Foot.
80th Foot--George Weir Coigns, Gent., to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Pattisson,_ promoted.
82d Foot—Lieutenant Charles Newton Biggs to be Cap-
tain, without purchase ; Ensign J. H. Linton to be Lieu-
tenant,
Foot
oni
ott
th.
to be
purchase, vice Biggs; Edward Seppings
.ieutenant John Athorpe to be Captain, by
be Ensign, without purchase, vice Linton.
purchase, vice Rooper, who retires.
88th Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—En-
, sign G. S. Watson, vice Pearson, promoted ; Ensign E. E.
r Austen, vice Day, promoted ; Ensign W. Birch, vice Wat-
son, whose promotion, without purchase, on 17th August,
sEnsign T. Burke, vice Austen,
whosecleBlles, ba d ;
Ensigns been
promotion,F. N on. cancelled
Dear,
; v 17e
th,
Itucge ast'lBss, has been
Burke,can-
celled whose promotion,
without purchase. on 21st 2vi
Septembor, 1855, has been can;
celled. To be Ensign, without purchase—Ensign Fitz-
gerald Massy Mitchell, from the Roscommon Militia, vice
Dew, promoted.
90th Foot—Moyes Preston, Gent., to be Ensign, with-
out purchase.
91st Foot—John Michael Allen, Gent., to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Gurney, promoted.
92d Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieut.
G. S. Hughes, from 35th Foot; Ensign Jas. IMoorhead,
from 25th Foot ; Ensign G. H. Best, from 76th Foot ;
Ensign L. W. M. Lockhart, Ensign R. B. M`Ewen, Ensign
W. Kilvert. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Lieut.
Adam Eddington, from the 2d Royal Lanark Militia, vice
Lockhart, promoted ; Lieut. F.dward Mason, from Ist
West York Militia ; Lawrence Leith Ducat, Gent., vice
M'Ewen, promoted ; Gilbert Edward Campbell, Gent. ;
Richard James. Sal ter Carruthers, Gent.
9)d Foot—Lieutenant John Eneas Deans-Campbell, from
the Royal Lancashire Artillery Militia, to- be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Ellis, appointed to the 92d Foot.
95th Foot---Lieutenant P. Alcock to be Captain,
without purchase, vice Lionel Fraser, killed in action;
Ensign John Tolcher to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice Aleock.
Ist West India Regiment--To be Ensigns, without pur-
chasc—Quarterrnaster-Serjeant John McAuley, vice Har-
rison, promoted ; Alfred A. James, Cent., vice Cave, pro-
moted.
2d West India Regiment Quartermaster-Serjeant
Thomas Kelly to be Quartermaster, vice Fitzgerald, dis-
missed the service.
LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.
To b 3 Quartermasters of Brigade—Serjeaut-Major John
Granger, from the 42d YAM. ; Qnar term aster-Serj eant
Richard Neville, from the 18th Foot.
TURKISH CONTINGENT.

A special court of sewers was held yesterday at the
officoin Soho-square, Mr. Richard Jebb in the chair.
The balance in the treasurer's hands was reported to be
12,9141. 10s. 10d. ; but alter deducting the amount of
cheques drawn, and not yet presented, it was 8,9671.
14s. 4d. The deposit account amounted to 80,0001.
Payments were now ordered to the amount of 6,8871.
15+. 61 Sir John Shelley called attention to the in-
vestment of 140,00.01., borrowed by the commissioners
at 4<4 per cent. interest, from, the Clergy Mutual Assu-
rance Company, for the purpose of constructing the out-
fall works of main drainage. That money was now in-
vetted in Exchequer Bills, and producing little over 3
per cent. Ile thought, in' the present condition of the
money marks t, it Might be more profitably invested,
and he would move teat the finance committee take the
subject into their consideration. There was a motion of
which notice had been. given by Mr. Wade, that the fur-
ther works reported upon by Messrs. Bazalgette and
Donaldson, as necessary to divert the whole of the sewage
from the River Ravensbourne, the estimated cost of which
was 2,5231., should be executed forthwith. In the ab-
sence of Mr. Wade, this Was moved by Mr. Thwaites.
It appeared that the .works consisted of certain
small branches from Lewisham village, fuller's-place,
Brockley-lane, and Perry-hill, to join the intercepting
sewer which runs parallel to the river Ravensbourne. In
seconding the motion Mr. Word said it was a step in the
c3urse which he had always recommended, viz., the dis-
pollution of the tributary streams which flowed into the
Thames; and he trusted that the Fleet and all the other
streams, north and south, would ere long be purified in
the same way. The motion having been agreed to, Mr.
Thwaites next moved that Mr. Bazalgette's calculations
of the slope, size, velocity of flow, and discharging power
of his various proposed intercepting lines of main drain-
age, be printed, as was recommended by the general
committee at the last Court of Sewers. He referred to
the discussion which was raised upon that occasion by
Mr. Ward, in finding fault with the engineer's calcula-
tions ; and contended that in justice to that gentleman
himself, is well as to the public, Mr. Bagalzette's cal-
culations ought to be published, that their accuracy
might be investigated. Sir John Shelley seconded
the motion, observing that the duty of the cotn-
inissioners now, when they had but a short period of
existence remaining, was to furnish what facilities they
could to the board which was to succeed them ; and they
could not do so more effectually than by the publication
of so important a document, prepared by their chief en-
gineer and sanctioned by Mr. Stephenson and Sir Wm.
Cubitt, giving information upon the enbject which was
now regarded by all the inhabitants of London with so
much anxiety. On the other hand, Mr. Ward said that
he pledged himself to show that thisdocament contained
erroneousfigures, tending to disguise inconsistencies, to
throw dust in the eyes of the commissioners, and to pre-
vent-the-formation of a clear judgment as to the magni-
tude and cost of the works to be constructed for the main
intercepting drainage of London. He said that he was
quite aware of the responsibility which he incurred in
making a chargeat least of incapacity against a professional
man like Mr. Bazalgette ; but he was preparedto support
his assertions. The Chairman said that such personal re-
marks were out of order, and that no member of the com-
mission, except Mr. Ward,' had made such imputations
on the conduct and competency of their engineer. After
some further discussion, in which several commissioners
expressed their regret at the turn which the affair had
taken, the printing of the calculations was resolved upon.
The commissioners then proceeded to dispose of various
matters of detail.

Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested therein,
that preparations are now making for the intended distri-
bution of proceeds arising from the schooner Magic,
captured on the 7th June, 1851, by her Majesty's ship
Archer.
Agents or other persons having any jtp..!; and legal de-
mand, unliquidated, against the said p. iceeds, are re-
quired to transmit the particulars of any such demand to
the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order
that the same may be •examined, taxed, and allowed by
that officer, and paid under the sanction of the judge of
the said court.
Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney,
prize orders, assignments, or other i istruments, by virtue
of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share
belonging to any captor, aro requested, with as little de-
lay 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."
Due notice will be given, by future advertisements in
the London Gazette, of the date proposed for the com-
mencement of distribution ; and, at the sane time, the
amount of an individual's share in the respective classes
will be announced.

OFFICERS UNDER. ORDERS FOR FOREIGN

Betting---7 to 2 agst Henrietta, 4 to 1 agst Garnet, 7
to 1 each agst Prince's Mixture and Little Nell, 10 to 1
agst Miss Birch. Won by a neck ; a head between
second and third ; Lady in Waiting and Prince's Mix-
ture were next, well up.
The §horts Handicap of 10 soya each, h ft, with 50
added ; for all ages ; extra weight for certain winners.
The second to receive 20 soya out of the stakes. Seven
furlongs. (19 subs.)
Mr. E. Gill's Bourgeois, by British Yeoman, 5 yrs 1
Mr. J. Tomlinson's Maid of Cadiz, 3 yrs
Mr. J. Davies's Titterstone (h b), aged
Eight ran. A false start was made, aed First Fly,
Bright Phoebus, and. Berezina raced right round the
course, and passed the post in the order named. They
all started,again, but First Fly bolted soon afterwards.
The Alma Stakes, of 5 sovs each, with 100 added, for
2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 7lb ; fillies and geldings, Bst 41b.
Certain penalties and allowances. The second to

MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS,
NUMBER. DP DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED
IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, SEPT. 29
Zymotic Diseases
Diseases of Uncertain Seat
Tubercular Diseases
Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses '
Diseases of the Heart and Mood-vessels 3B
Diseases of the Lungs and other Organs of
Respiration . lO9
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs
of Digestion ' 5l
Diseases of the Kidneys, &c.
Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c.
Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
Diseases of the Skin, &c.
Malformations 0
Premature Birth and Debility 34
Atrophy 34
Old Age
Sudden 5O
Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance 164
Causes not specified

. _
Van Diemen's Land OK
Australia) ..........
Welt Indies .... .. •Mill& i7th of month

!Southampton'

i:1 & '6 mon

" mon

SERVICE.

The following officers are under orders from 'Winton,
with their respective draughts for the Crimea :-
Ist Royals—Lieutenant Maxwell, Ensign Tullock,
Ensign Gardner.
3d Buffs—Captain King, Lieutenant Coussmaker,
Ensign Parnell, Ensign Heywood.
7th—Lieutenant Traherne, Lieutenant Sparks, En-
sign Montgomery, Ensign Rumbolt, Ensign Cole, En-
sign O'Brien.
23d—Captain Hereham, Ensign Hutton, Ensign Bus-
sell. Ensign Gosling.
46th—Captain Lyons, Lieutenant Waldy, Ensign
Cobble, Ensign Daly.

Whenany of these dates tall 0,1 a banday, the malls will et de-
sintehed on the following day, with the exceptien of the Indio (via
ionthanipton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched toe
preceding day.

NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy,
Admiralty, Somerset House, Oct. J.
Notice is hereby given to the officers, seamen, and ma-
rines, and to all persons interested therein, that the
distr,ibution of proceeds arising from the eight Russian
schooners, captured on the 17th May, 1851, by her
Majesty's ships Amphion and Conflict, will commence on
Monday, the 15th Oct. in the Prize Branch of the Depart-
ment of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty,
Somerset House.
Agents and other persons holding powers of attorney,
prize orders, assignmetits, or other instruments, by virtue
of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share
of any captor, serving iu the above-named ships, are re-
quested to present the same at this office.
Any officer, seaman, marine, or other person, who may
desire to receive his share from the Collector of Customs
or of Inland Revenue within the United Kingdom, is re-
quired•to intimate the same by letter to be addressed "On
Prize Business, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, Lon,
don," in which letter his own place of residence is to be
precisely stated, as well as the place of the nearest Collec-
tor Of Customs, or of Inland Bevemie, from whom it would
be convenient to receive such share of prize money.
The following are the shares due to an individual in the
several classes :
Flag share £lo4 19 8
Captains; each 124 13 5
Second class
Third Class
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth 1 7 7
Tenth Ol3 9

Two officers, one serjeant, and 52 privates of the 55th
Regiment embarked on Monday at Dublin for Liverpool,
on board the Prince steamer, on her way to the Crimea.
As the steamer proceeded on her journey the large con-
course of people assembled along the quays warmly 4-
piauded the soldiers on their departure, and cheered
them loudly as the vessel steamed down the river.

receive 50 soya out of the stakes. Three quarters of
a mile. (43 subs.)
Mr. E. Parr's Stork, by Gabbier, or Sir Isaac,
Mr. Worthington's Adam 2
Mr. J. Osborne's Alfred 3

THE DESECRATION OF THE DPAD IN
CAMDEN-TOWN CEMETERY.

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL-DISTRIBU-
TION OF PRIZE'S.

Six ran.
The Welter 'Cup.

DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES
Population Deaths in corm- Death.
• Enumerated. spending week in the
of 1854, Week,
West Districts
North Districts 490,396
Central Districts 393,256
East Districts 485,5.2.2
South Districts

A public meeting of the inhabitants of Camden-town
was held last evening, at the National School Room,
Camden-street, to receive the report of the committee
appointed at a former meeting in reference to the late
de.ecration of the St. Martin's Cemetery by using a por.
tion of it for building purposes. The attendance was
numerour.
Mr. Kum, senior churchwarden, who occupied the
chair, stated what bad been done by the committee.
Considerable correspondence had taken place between
the vestry clerk of the parish, the trustees of the ceme-
tery, and the Bishop of London. A letter had been re-
ceived from the secretary of the bishop, stating that in
the absence of his lordship, who is on the continent, the
subject bad been attended to, and it was hoped all cause
of complaint had been removed. The trustees had passed
a resolution to suspend the building operations for 50
feet from the north-west corner of the cemetery--.the
spot where the poor of the parish have been interred.
Application had also been made to Sir George Grey,
who had in reply stated that he had no power to inter-
fere. The committee suggested that a memorial should
be presented to the trustees, requesting them to close
the cemetery in accordance with their resolution.
Dr. HOPPIIS and Mr. DOR MAN considered the terms of
the proposed memorial were far too mild. Some stronger
expression of feeling should be given, as it was not the
first time that an attempt had been made for a similar
Purpose.

Yesterday the annual distribution of prizes to the
students of St. Thoinas's Hospital took place in the hall
Of the college. Joseph Henry Green, Esq., D.C.L.,
F.R.S., the consulting surgeon of the institution, pre-
sided. The proceedings commenced by an address from
the dean, Samuel Solly, Esq., F.R S., who briefly stated
the satisfactory condition of the medical school of the
hospital, and especially adverted to the increase of trained
and prepared young men as students. The prizes were
then distributed by the president, each of the recipients
being introduced in appropriate terms by the master of
his class. The following is the list of prizes, and the
names of the successful candidates :
Classical and Mathematical Examination,—G. W.
Grabban,, Islington, echolarships.
Medical Scholarehipe.—Awarded 1855 : —J. Williams,
Westerleigh, near Bristol ; E. -R. Bnckdill, Bedford.
Awarded 1854: W. H. Stone, Spitalfields, London ; J,
Penbertlay, Redruth, Cornwall. Awarded 1853: W.
M. Ord, Brixton, Surrey ; R. B. Sweeting, Reading.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, (Mr. Smith).—W. M.
Ord, Brixton, Cheselden Medal ; Spencer Edmonds, S.
Helen's, Lancashire, President's Surgical Prize ; T. W.
Cousins, Portsmouth, Prize 2d Year.
Comparative Anatomy (Mr. Iluidey).—W. G. John-
son, Wandsworth, Surrey, Prize, 1854 ; J. Cooke, Stam-
ford, Prize, 1855-
Midwifery" (Dr. Waller).—C. J. Elwin, Practical Prize ;
J. L. Vardy, London, Prize 2d Year, 1854 ; J. W.
Cousin. Portsmouth, Prize let Year, 1854 ; B. H.
Wood, AJoughboritigh, Leicestershire, Prize 2d :Year,
1855; 'J. Williams, Westerleigh, near Bristol, Prize Ist
Year, 1855.
6platiaalmic Surgery (Mr.' Mackmuedo).—Je F. west,
Kennington, a Governor's Prize.
Bo anye(Dr:Brietowe).-7J.Penheerstlicyrießigeidi: nuteha,r Bri
Corn.
wall, Prize, 1854 ; J. Williams, wt
tol, Prize,lBss. ' ' •
Forensic Medicine (Dr. Brintou).—W. M. Ord, Brix-
ton, Prize, 1854; W. H. Stone, Canterbury, Prize, 1855.
Pathology (Mr. Simon).—W. M. Ord, Brixton, Prize.
Apical Societye(Di. Goolden).—W. H. Stone, Can-
terbury, Prize Essay.
Chemistry (Dr. R. Dundee Thompson).—W. M. Ord,
Brixton, Practical Prize, 1854 ; W. H. Stone, Canter,
bury, Practical Prize, 1855 ; J. M. Bateson, Kirby
Leesdale, let Year Prize.
Medicine (Dr. Bennett).—W. Allingham, London,
3d Year Prize ; W. H. Stone, Canterbury, 2d Year
Prize.
Descriptive Anatomy (Mr. F. Le Gros Clark).—R. H.
Wood, Loughborough, Lincolnshire, 2d Year Prize ; J.
Williams, Westerleigh, neat. Bristol, lst Year Prize.
Materia Medica (Dr. Peacock).—W. H. Stone, Can-
terbury, Prize, 1854; W. Clapton, Stamford, Prize, 1855.
Physiology (Mr. Grainger).—W. M. Ord, Brixton, 3d
Year Prize; W. H. Stone, Canterbury, 2d Year Prize.
Clinical Medicine (Dr. Barker).—W. Allingham, Lon-
don,
President's Medical Prize ; W. Allingham, London,
1 Treasurer's Prize to. Clinical Clerks ; R. B. Sweeting,
Reading, Treasurer's Prize to Clinical Clerks ; S. Ed-
monds, St. Helen's, Lancashire, Dr. Root's Prize ; W.
if. Stone, Canterbury, Mr. Newman Smith's Prize.
For General Proficiency and Good Conduct—W, M.
Ord, Brixton, Treasurer's Gold Medal.
The proceedings were closed by au eloquent address

TOtaLl 2,362,236

2,216

1,160

Males
Females..

624
536

Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy,
Admiralty, Somerset House, Oct. 1.
Notice is hereby given, to the officers, seamen, and
marines, and to all persons interested therein, that the
distribution of proceeds arising from the Russian schooner
Gebruder, captured on the 29th April, 1854, by her Majesty's
ships Amphion and Crnizer, will commence on Monday,
the 15th October, 1855, in tho prize branch of the depart-
ment of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty,
Somerset House.
Agents and other perions holding powers of attorney,
prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue
of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share
of any captor serving in the above-named ships, are re-
quested to present the same at this office.
Any officer, seaman, marine, or other person, who may
desire to receive his share from the collector of customs or
inland revenue within the United Kingdom, is required to
intimate the same by letter. to be addressed, " On Prize
Business, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, London," in
which letter his own place of residence is to be precisely
stated, as well as the place of the nearest collector of cus-
toms or of inland revenue, from whom it would be con-
♦enient to receive such share of prize money.
The following are the shares due to an individual in the
several classc s :
Flag share
Captain
Commander
Second class
Third class 1 3 7 .
Fourth class
Fifth class 0 8 6
Sixth class 0 7 7 •
Seventh class 0 5 2
Eighth class
Ninth class
Tenth class 0 0 1)

Mr. BARTLETT suggested that a subscription should
be vet on foot for the purpose of taking the necessary
proceedings to prevent a repetition of the late disgrace-
ful attenlpt. He moved a resolution to that effect.
Mr. DAW seconded the resolution.

Mr. INGPEN said tha every exertion was being made
by the vestry clerk to effect the object proposed by Mr.
tartlett, but owing to the law courts being closed, no
effectual proceedings could be adopted. In order fcr
them to carry on their endeavours with success, it was
necessary some funds shodld 'be raised for the purpose.
The resolution was agreed to nem. con., and a trees-
surer appointed to receive subscriptions.
Professor Ds MORGAN thought it advisable that thi,
matter should be referred back to the committee, who
would bo better able to frame a suitable reply to the
trustees of the cemetery on the terms of their resolution
than the meeting. He therefore moved that such a
course should be adopted.
Dr. Horpus seconded the resolution, which was
agreed to.
A vote of thanks was then given to the committee for
their exertions,'aud to the chairman, and the proceed.
ings terminated.

Henry William Vyner, Esq., to be Paymaster.
BRITISH GERMAN LEGION.
2d Jager Corps—To be Commandant—Lieut.-Colonel
the Honourable J. Strange Jocelyn, of the Scots Fusilier
Guards. To bo Majors
—John Moatresor, Frederick von
Jess. To be Paymaster—Henry Barrett Bromley. Esq.
To bs Quartermaster—John James MacDonald. To be
Surgeon—Julius Heinrich Steinau.
2,1 Light Infantry—Major Hans Van Aller to be
Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant.
3d Light Infantry—George Talbot, Esq., to be Major.
Ist Light Dragoons—To be Lieutenants—Hugo Von
Hirch ; Robert Charles Clipperton, formerly of the Ans.
triau Imperial Hussars. To be Cornets—Pierre Mejanel
and Anthony Francis Mannock. To be Assistant-Surgeon
—Hugo Senftleben.
2d Light Dragoons—To be Lieutenants—Edmund San-
ders, formerly of the Austrian Imperial Dragoons ; An-
dreas Volger ; Cornet Christian Johannsen. To be
Lieutenant and Adjutant—Cornet Hermann von Dettmar,
from the
. Ist Light Dragoons. To be Cornet—Baron Otto
R von eischach. To be Assistant-Surgeon—Carl Winsell.
To be Paymaster—Lewis. Robert Haslewood. Esq. The
designation of the Gentleman enpointefl Sti.ff-Payma.ter
on the lst May, 1856, is Richard Alliston Boyman and
not Richard Alister Bowyer, as then stated.
BRITISH SWISS LEGION.

PInE IN SHOE- LANE. FLEET-STREET.—Yei4terday morn-
ing between 5 and 6 o'clock, a fire occurred on the pre-
mices of Messrs. Davey and Dale, brass-founders, No. 8
and 9, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street. The building in which
the fire was discovered is situate between Shoe-lane and
poppin'i-court, and is surrounded by dwollings chiefly
inhabited by poor persons. The upper part of the fir.kh-
jug shops was burnt, and the premises of Mei,srs.
cooper, and Co., ink-makers, Nos. 5,6, and 7, v.'erti da—
mag'ed. The loss *ill fall on the riand•indiancl and Sun
Fire InsurAnto Oftigeo.
1

tat Light rfantry Regiment—To be QiArterthaster—