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SPORTING INTEL u G BM:B. From the London Gazette of Last Night. vice Carleton ; George Edward perryn, Gent., vice Synge ; Country Markets.
MR. GLADSTONE AND THE BANK OF in the matter, for if Exchequer Bills are good security to On Tuesday last, about half-past two o'clock, I was in-
the eharehollers of the Bank of England, they are good formed that a little boy had been found dead on the —seate-- Henry B. Savory, Gent., vice Bingham.
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ENGLAND. • _ 92d Foot.- -To be Lieutenants, without purchase-Ensign
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security to the whole body ef the people ; and, provided Down. Went and saw the child at Joseph Rosiera
NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING.
Francis Pike, from the 9Gth Foot ; Lieutenant C. A. Huai-
•• - - they are suffieiently small in amount to pass current in house. I found that Sopp had been cutting furze that „-, 0 DOWNING-STREET, OCT. 5.
frey, from the 53:1 Foot ; Lieutenant C. J. R. Bedford, Wo have had a small supply of wheat to-day, and all has
The correspondence between the late Chancellor of sales and purchases, the Government would never have morning on the Down. I took possession of the hill- .HE oUBSCRIPTION•ROOM, 'Monday Night.-At mid-
night our list of quotations was as follows :- The Queen hls been pleased to appoint William John- from the 9th Foot. been readily cleared off at late prices, the sale being very
the Exchequer and the Bank of England, relative to the Occasion tO borrow of the privileged Corporation. Be- hook and left. Upon further information I received, I a
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CESAREWITCH STAKES. I stone Ritchie, Esq., to be one of the Puisne Judges of the Htli Foot-To be Ensigns, by purchase-Robert Stock- brisk. The quantity of b-irley offered showed a sligbt in-
ham Brydges Leech, Gent. .vice Rolls, promoted ; William crease ; but there were free buyers and ready sales, so that
payment of the dividends, of which some fiagments are sides, what right has a Minister of the Crown to demand went to Sopp's house the same evening, cherged him * 1 Supreme Court of New Brunswick.
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15 to 2 agst King Tom (taken)
peared at broken intervals, is now published in full, and I from the Bank notes exchangeable into gold at Mint with the murder, and took him into custody. Sopp ap-
Clegg, Gent., vice F. H. Elliot, promoted. a reducti:m of barely ls per qr. only took place. Beane
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- TREASURY WARRANT.
we are enabled to form a decided opinion on the whcle Bto 1 agst Sultan (taken)
9.3 th Foot-Lieutenant John Sexton to be Adjutant, and peas also free sale.
prices in return for large Exchequer Bills which are not peared very much frightened, and said he did not do it: ' .
9to 1 agst Mr. Sykes (taken) By a Treasury Warrant dated the 2d of October inst.,
PBR QUARTER.' PBR QUARTEE.
controversy. The point in dispute lies in a nutshell ; so exchangeable ? Now that Mr. Gladstone is out of About 12 yards up the side of the pit, on the Down, I
it ie directed that all packets of books, works of literature
10 to 1 agst Robgill (taken) Wheat, red (01d)... 76s to 78sSarley, grinding ... 38s to 391
but it has been deemed advisable to obtain the legal office, and has leisure to meditate on monetary science found a cap. There was a quantity of blood on the
Ditto (new)
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20 to 1 agst Muscovite (taken) or art, &c., sent and addressed to any person employed in Pa, iac9yermtßi
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opinions of the Attorney and Solicitor-General on behalf more deeply than he seems hitherto to have dene, let cap, and likewise the grass there, and a small por- •
the several military, naval, or transport services in the Ditto, white 7Bs to 846 Peas
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20 to 1 agst Crown Pigeon (taken)
of the Crown, and those of Sir F. Kelly and Mr. Roan- him turn his attention from sums of money to principles tion of bone, bloody, lying on the grass close to the places mentioned in the six warrants, recited in the said . Ditto (old)
dell Palmer on that of the • Bank. The privileged Cor- of money ; and, instead of haggling about the interpre- cap. There were also several pieces of furze recently 20 to 1 agst Black Swan (offered)
first-mentioned warrant, shall be subject to the several Barley, malting ... 39s to 42s Flour, per sack
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25 to 1 agst Brotherto Grey Tommy (taken)
rates of postage and regulations set forth in the said first- ret•ires uon half-pay ; Ensign George Irwin TAhorettihpesro'nw, htoe
poration in Threadneedle-street acts as an agent to Go- tation of an Act of Parliament, make himself master of cut. There were foot-marks from the cap to where
1 • th 9'l F t AVERAGES POP. TDB WEBS ENDING OCT. 6, 1855,
. 30s 3(1
vice Pike, promote( in e ( oo .
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vernment in paying the Dividends ; for the performance 25 to 1 agst Veteran (taken)
mentioned warrant, dated Oct. 2d inst. I,bv.earLdiejlethePnbastnetii,
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Rifle Brigade-Captain the Honourable L. W. Milles, + Wheat
. that system which would save every farthing of interest the body was found, and it appeared that the body
30 to 1 agst Lady Tatton (taken)
HUL6L-7-3598 00a.'9.
of which duty it receives a liberal compensation : the Exe- on Exchequer Bills, and render the Treasury hidepen- had been dragged into the pit. On Wednesday morn- POSTAGE STAMPS. from the 96th Foot, to be Captain, vice Clifton, who re- Oats
33 to 1 agst Neville (offered)
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eative is bound to provide it with the means, and in case dent of a joint-stock company.-Illustrated London, ing, about eight o'clock, I brought Wm. Sopp's break-
A notice, dated " Inland Revenue," Somerrethouse, tires. , Peas
40 to 1 agst Typee (taken)
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there should be a deficiency in the Exchequer, the Legis- Nem - . fast :to the lock-up. I staid there while he had it.
Barley
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lature has invested the Treasury with power to raise While there Sopp gave a deep sigh. I said to him;
Beans
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money by bills, to be discounted by the Bank of England. Naval and Military Intelligence. "Sopp, when you went on the Down yesterday morn- 1000 to 15 agst Paletot (taken)
1000 to 15 agst Fulbeck (taken) lie for the carers or envelopes of letters is provided, and Alexander Milburn Wellington.
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It has hitherto been the practice, arising from the in- ing did'ut you see any one going up ?" Sopp said, that the Board are now prepared to receive paper to be Gold Coast Corps-Richard Saunders, Gent., to be En-
-alyit:woefeeeiwlk's rates-in some cases Is more moneY
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1000 to 15 eget Orinoco (taken)
- •delivered for the purpose of being impressed with stamps sign, without purchase, vice Wright, who resigns.
terpretation of certain acts of Parliament, for the Chief "No." I said, " Did'nt you see Smith's little earl near
ign inet a retail sale. • Our stocks are
A letter from Balaklava, of the 25th ult, states that 1000 to 20 agst Domino and Mary coupled (taken) for denoting the several rates of postage, sets forth the Thaaesn CONTINGENT.-Willittin Frankish, Gent., to
• Cashier of the Bank to receive in one payment the whole
Ca t. the Hon. Henry Keppel of the Rodney 92 late the stile where you got over ?" Sopp said, " No," at
fAelle kinds of siaing corn are in fair de-
auiount of dividends on a day specified in those acts ; P mending the Navalßrigade in the trenche; 'of geha,s- first, and in less than a minute he said, " Yes." Sopp 4to 1 agst Robgell and Mr. Sykes (taken) several rates, subject to the regulations afaxesl-viz , when have the load rank of Acting Assistaet-Suigeon in Turkey,
and the question submitted to counsel was, whether the
opo , as exc ange s ips with Capt. Moorsom, of the
tnern I h h d li. • then said, "As I was going up the Alley, I saw Rosier'e 4to 1 agst Robgill and King Tom (taken) the amou•it of stamps shall not exceed 111/. one shilling %vitae employed with the Turkish Contingent ; John Falls,
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TUESDAY may be chareed in addition to the duty, if paper of one ! Esq., to he Pat, inaSter to the Irregular Caaelry attached ,n
itwah
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lestui ilyloPec
practice was strictly binding on the Treasury? Mr. Glad-
little boy, with some more school boys, going to hedge-
Leander, 60, flag of Rear-Admiral Fremantle, Chief Su-
metal at full prices Linseed quiet, and cakes rather easier
to bu R. akes firm. Bones would meet buyers at
stone asserts that it may be quite reasonable when the
perintendent of the Transport Service in the Crimea. specking. The other boys ran away, and left little Hanr.deiicdasp..Sweepstakes of 15 sot; eacdia 10 ft. ; for three- , size xiiliri in); ;721;
sia;101.1 1 varne t rainoxneti:,,eaedfseiwzt: to
and upwards. D. I. (2 mees 119 yards). 4 one Bt he'; TT' suurklPA L ri4et iLnEgoe Irloter. -George Washington Chas-
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funds of the Exchequer are ample, but that it may be-
Rosier behind, and I asked him to go on the Down with Yeah's. and is under 201., paper of one size only will be received ; seami, Beg., to be Paymaster.
full prices.
. Surgeon Peare, of the Diamond, has been sent to Thera-
piatdtlospital for medical treatment. ,
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come very unreaeocable when they are low, as, in the
me to cut furze. We went together. As I was using above aO/. met under 30/., two sizes of paper only will be UNATTACHED - Major end Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel
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Mr Pedley's Saraband, by Cetherstone, 3 yrs, 7st 11Ib
. latter case, Government would have to borrow from the
tier Majesty's steam blockship Russell, 60, Captain the billhook, the bill-hook canie out of the handle, and •
(Charlton) 1 received ; under 401., three sizes ; and under 50/., four Alexander Cameron, C. 8., 4al Foot, to have his Brevet
Wheat, English, red 75 to 80 Peas, grey and black - to --
Bank, and pay interest on Exchequer Bills. It is an ob-
Francis Se tt went into Portsmouth harbour from Spit- struck the poor little fellow on the head-it knocked him
ue o e ford 8 Triton, 3 re, fist 31b (Wsaltrian)
D k fB d ' • ... 2 sizes. No folded envelopes can be stamped. No coloured Rank converted into Substantive! Rank, in conformity
with the Metal Warrant of 6th October, 1854 ; Lieatenant Ditto white B2 to 85 ainseed, Black Sea_ 75 to 78
Dantzic and Konigs- . Ditto Petersburgh ... 68 to 7S
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served fact that the dividends are never wholly paid on o ' down-he kept rolling about on the ground, and I was paper can be received for stamping.
head yesterday to repair defects and refit. She goes into Mr. Wood's Kennyside Hero, 4 yrs, 7st 111 b Matthew White, from the 76th Foot, to be Captain, with-
the steam basin. ' afraid that the people would think I tried to do it, and
WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 9. berg
the exact day that they become due, many fundholdere
(Flatman) 3 cut purchase.
not making an immediate demand ; andd Mt. Gladstcne
The Penelo e, 18, a,ddle-fri ate, Ca t. Sir W. Wise- killed him." I then said to Sopp, " With the bill-kook,
STAFF. -11Tajor John Martin Bladen.Neill, 40th Foot, to
74 to SC Diatntoglaelonigsberg and 63 to 67
argues that, provided provision be ma 3 from day to
man went intPo the steP -'g P P 1,, t•uppose that you gave me last night ?" Sopp said, a a burzli
be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Troops serving in a . -
agst oaraband and Triton.
Bettine-6 to 4 agst Kennyside Hero, 2 to 1 each
Ealrslt !If.eigiiinziLi33!•=goioliaelfGpryrk-,tLtieltseezrtict)
.113!oitiztj„.
Memel 6O to 65
day, so that no public creditor is delaye in recovering am basin at ortsmouth yesterday
Yes." 'I
thtn said, "In what way did you do it with PoanaelhanlliaonisatnedinHaanmd-
Australia, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the t'atim.h • , •
his claim, the polity of the statutes is satisfied ; and in ore . .
t 'fit
the bill-hook ? Sopp said, " I cut him on the head Won cleverly by half a length. Kennyside Hero
Fineslanu 72 to 76 . Per Ton.
Army vice Macarthur, placed on the Staff, with the local
that view the Crown lawyers concur. On the other hand, The Marlborough, 131, screw three-decker, was taken
with the bill-hook." Sopp also said, " The little boy pulled up and walked in. berninevhi:di
cShemerpwaenny, procnoilteetta
jezirttnt
jpeurereehstatpe,inpn,
Russian and Odessa C 5 to 70,Lins.c., Halll3l Os tO 134.0e0d
The Clearwell Stakes of 30 says. each, 20 ft. ; for two- Oats, English
out of dock and into the statm basin at Portsmouth
could not cry, and he did not make any noise."
the advisers of the Bank have arrived at an opposite two
bbo eroyieroust.enant, by purchase, vice the Earl of
HOSPITAL STAEL-George Alfred Herity, Gent., to be
yesterday. rolds ;.colt!, Bst 71b1 fillies, Bst 51b. Extra, weight rank Of Major-G !neral.
Ditto Danish
conclusion :-
, The prisoner said nothing in his defence and the jury 2d Dragoon Guards-Quartermaster Silvester Calvert to Purveyor to the Forces ; Surgeon G. D. Dods, M.D.
Ditto Friesland
The Weimer Castle transport, No. 117, was paid ou, . . . = ror certain winners. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). KWian(glinstoann,
To introduce (say they)the practice of issuing ancl paying returned a verdict of wilful murder against Wm Sopa
• t• • 15 subs. Ditto Russian 2B to 30 Rape cakes...ls2s 6d to 008 Oa
of the service at Portsmouth esterda
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to the Bank of England the amount of the half-yearly divi-
Barle maltin
The scrdez block-ship Pemybroke, 60, Ca,pt. Seymour, Mr. J. M. Stanley's Porto Rico, brother to Orinoco, Major William Rae to be Quartermaster, vice Calvert, ant-Surgeon Wm. H. Day, from the 3d Foot, to be As-
Dittoy'rindineg
dend, not on one day and in one sum (as appointed by the
34 to 38 Ditto foreign
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Acts of Parliamentcreatingthe Stock), but at different times dischhrge . er powder and shell yesterday, preparatery THE REGISTRATIONS. Bst 71b (Bartholounew) 1 appointed Cornet and Adjutant. sistant-Surgeon, vice Divorty, appointed to the llth Foot;
Beansg b
after the appointed day, and in such sums from time to time to going i
Pinkerton
nto the steam basin at Portsmouth to repair . Lord Orford's hr f, by the Libel-alangosteen, Bst 51b ad Dragoon Guards-To be Lieutenants, without pur- Assistant-Surgeon Archibald Win. Pultney ,
Ditto forelen
4 I to 48'Bones ...... 135 s Oci to 145 s Od
as the Commissioners of the Treasury may deem sufficient defects.
Peas, white and yell. 50 to 54 Rye Meal - non.
to keep the Bank of England in cash, against the probable The ketch Sparrowhawk, Mr. Edwin Galt, °weer, MIDDLESEX. Mr. Howard's Finden, Bst 71b.
Mr. Lancelot Shadwell, the barrister appointed to re- (Wells) 3 Dragoons ; Cornet H. W. Berkeley. e Douglas Team, Gent., to be Acting-Assistant- urgeon ;
(Pettit) 2 'chase -Lieutenant H. F. •Richmond, from 10th Light M.D., to be. Assistant-Surgeon to the
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demands of fandholders when they actually apply for their left Portsniouth yesterday morning, for Seba,stopol, with
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off the strength of the army in the Crimea from the 7th
vise the list of votere for the metro olitan county, held
tenant, without purchase.
dividends, would be, in our opinion, more than a formal a large supply of wines and other stock for the fleet, and Conyngham-Prioress, Turk, and fby Slane-Nina.
The following also ran :-Marco Polo, Fracas, cby 7th Dregoen Guards - Cornet Hum Nicholl to be Lieu- Acting-Assistant-Surgeon F. W. Peskett has been struck
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAY.
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his eighth court yesterday, at the PNew Globe Tavern,
• departure from the course authorised and prescribed by the parcels and packages for officers and men therein.
‘materdam............ .11 19 !IGltiraltar .......,...... -
Mile-end-road ; and revieed the lists for the parishes and ' -a e without purchase, vice Brevet-Major Boyd, deceased ; from the 15th August, 1855.
Betting-5 to 4on Porto Rice sto 1 agst Niiaa filly, .2d Dragoons-Lieutenant R. S. Hunter to be Captain, June, 1855, and Acting-Assistant-Surgeon 11. J. French,
Ditto, three months .. 12 1 'Leghorn .............. 30 6
, statutes; it would be to deroeate in a substantia.l point The Hastings, 60, screw steam-ship, Ca,pt. E. G. Fan-
planes within the polling district of Mile•end . and 6 to 1 agst Mangosteen filly.
Cornet Nicholas Mills to be Lieutenant, without purchase, BREVET.
from the security given by the Legislature to the fund- shawe, made her number on demand by the flag-ship - ••• ' The three placed ran in front throughout, Porto Rico vice Huater. - Rotterdam ............ 12 1 I Genoa ..... ....... 25 rtat
For Lieutenant-Colonel William Turner, Bengal Re- entwerp .............. 25 624, ' Milan ...... •• ...„ :..:: -
holders for punctuality in the payment of their dividends; Waterloo at 11 a.m. yesterday, and anchored between Mr. Joseph Davies attended on behalf of the Liberal . .
4th Light Dragoons-Cornet a,nd Sub-Lieutenant Lord tired List, recruiting for the Eest India, Company's Ser- Brussels .............. 25 62ii Venice................ -
and it would be to place the Bank in a position of great interests. Mr. T. Alley Jones represented the Tories • and winning easily by three lengthe. Very basd third. Turk
the Great Nore and the Mouse. She was ordered to • ' and Nina f were the next two.
Altona .. •• ............ - i Palermo .... ...... „.. 132
embarrassment between the public interests intrusted to Mr. Sidney Smith appeared specially to support the ' Ernest Mc D. Vane-Tempest, from the 20 Life Guards, to vice, at Liverpool, to have the rank of Captain in the damburgh ............ 13 10% Naples ................ 44
them on the one hand, and their own private responsibint proceed to Portsmouth immediately.
claim of Sir Anthony de Rothschild, Bart., who Was ob- e Ceserewitch Stakes a free Handicap of 25 sovs be Cornet vice Booth promoted • Geor•e Pexton Gent. Army while BO employed : read Lieutenant-Colonel Wil-
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ties on the other. Neither the Government nor the Beek The Devonshire and Benbow receiving-ships for Rus-
jected to by the Tories. each, 15 ft, with 300 added by the Jockey Club, for to be Cornet, without purchase vice Hunt, promoted.
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lam Turner, &c., &c., t have the rank of Lieutenant-
have, under the existing statutes, any legal right or power slam prisoners, and also the steam screw floating-batte-
In the parish of All Saints Poplar, Christopher Jae. 3-yr-olds and upwards. Certain penalties. The owner 9th Light Dragoons-Cornet: W. B. Gifford, from the Colonel in the Vey while ao. employed. lkfarseilles-.............. 25 72% Oporto :.............•• 534
to give one fundholder (in the same stock) any preference ries Thunder and Trusty, are being transported from
Ridpath, who claimed to vote in right of two copyhold of the second horse to receive 50 sopa put of the stakes. 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Brevet-Major hornas Stirling Begbie, of the 44th Foot, Rourdeaux ~ ~ ......., _ itto Janeiro
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Jones, promoted. to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. .. Frankfort•on Maine .... 119% !Buenos Ayre5.......... -
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or priority whatever above another ; and tho Bank are their moorings on the west shore, for the purpose of ..
cottages, described as Elizabeth-cottages, Carter-strehtg Cesarewitch Coarse (2 miles, 2 fur. 28 yds.) 73 subs.
under no legal obligation to pay any dividend to anybedy making berths for the eteam squadron of reserve, to liar- • Mr. E. R. Clark's Mr. Sykes, by Str Tatton Sykes, 5
F2ohr4adeigne:oilao tn Bars .£3 17 9
13th Lieht Draeoons-Lieutenant John Davis to be • • Brevet-Lientenant-Colonel T. S. Begbie, of the 44th Rerun ................ - New York,6o days' sight -
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objected to by the overseers and Mr. Jones.
untilthey have received from the Govenament a sum to bour at Sheerness (on their return from the Basltic) for rs 6st 81b (includin 3lb extra) (Bates) 1 Captaia, a7ithout ilirc.hase, vice Honourable J. .W.. I-1: Feet, to
.he Colonel in the Army.
madrid ........... a a es% , Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
Trieste ........ •• •• .. .. 11s 2 . , PRICES OF BUM ICN, PER OZ.
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enable them to pay all the dividends to every body Cm . The Revising Barrister said that if it could be shown
the winter. Hutchinson, deceased , Coruet H. 0. Munn to be Lieu Major alottram Andrews, retired full-pay, 28th Foot to
titled. Money not sufficint for the payment of the whole The Regina sailing-transport left Woolwich yesterday CaYnt.'D. Lane's CrowngPigeon, 3 yrs, sst ...(Plumb) 2
to him that the property was in the occupation of one - = - . , „„
. dividend is not legally applicable in the hands of the •
morning ur . e rimea with military store; for the
fth C • • • • tenant it would give a vote for the borough. Lord ulifden s Poodle, 6 yrs, 6st loin (Crouch) 3. tenant, without purchase, vice Davis ; Cornet and Adju- be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, the rank being ho-
tent Georee Gardner to have the rank of Lieutenant ; norary only. ' Cadiz • ....... •• ..... ~ 50 ' Mextean Dollars .... 0 504
The following also ran :-
, Bank to the payment of any part of it ; the law doee uot The Claimant said that there were two distinct houses Cornet T.P. Gratrex to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lieut. James Lyons, Royal Artillery, to have the local Rarcelona ............ - ? New Dollars ...... 0o 0
Turkish Contaigent there. The Lord Raglan screw Mr. Greville's Muscovite 6 yrs, 9st 51b (Flatman) Munn, whose promotion by Purchase, on the 25th Sep- raisk of Captain ia Turkey, while employed as Aide de- Aevi11e............••.• - Sliver In bars ...... 0 5 I)ii
suppose or provide for the case of a partial paymeut on an separa e y won no give im a vote or t e
d t I Id t • h• f h'
acconnt either to the Bank or by the Bank. transport, 516 tons burden and 86-horse pit% er,
borou h. The were let at 3s. 6d. a week each, akin Baron Rothschild's King,Turn, 4 yrs, Bst 121 b (Charlton). tember, 1855, has been cancelled. Cemp to Colonel Dickson, Commanding the Artillery et_
went down from Deptford on Monday to Greehithe to thet annua ya ue eow ~ wic was sti 1 urther re-
gll y b I 10/ h. h '1 fIP
g Lord Chesterfield's Typee 5 yrs, Bst 81b (A.hshmall) 14th Light Dragoons-Cornet L. Mackenzie to be Lien- • Fdrce of the Turkish Contingent. SEABORNE MAILS.
.. This opinion concludes with advising the Bank, when- be swun The Tyne was yesterday taken oht of &hit duced by his paying the rates and taxes. .
' ever the Commissioners of the Treasury fail in making at Woolgtv*ich, d - • •
an , being in a forward state ot compie- Baron Rothschild's Hung'erford, aged, Bst 61b (Haytioe). tenant, without Purchase, vice Mayne, promoted in the Lieut.-Colonel James Creagh, 86th Foot, having corn-
-3,1 Light. Dragoons. pleted three yeers actual service as Lieut.-Colonel, on 30th AS
N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post-ofnio
the payment of the whole amount of any half-yearly • h . . „ . The Revieing Barrister-There can be no doubt that Mr: Copperthw, aite's.Early Bird, 4yrs, Bst 51b (Aldcroft).
15th Light Dragoons-To be Lieutenants, without pur- April, 1855, to be promoted to the rank of Colonel, under
tion, as commenced receiving her sea stores tor toreign
v(the night-and Mby the morning-despatch.)
- dividend in one payment, to make. a representation to one of the cottages would be insufficient to confer the li se-Lieutenant J. A. Clark from. 10th Latta Dra- the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct 1854
service. The Janus was yesterday morning received into franchise for the borough ; but there is no evidence be- Mr. Robinson s Neville, 4 yrs, Bet 51b (J. Marson).
Sir C. Monck's Vindex, 5 yrs, Bst 51b (including 31b ex- (d--a . . a , , .
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the First Minister, that he may submit the matter to
Colonel Baron Von Stutterheim to have the temporary
boons , Lieut. uharle. Steel, from 12th Light Drlgoons. ''• •
Day when nia,ie n'' From what 1 when
dock to be surveyed. The Challenger, a. corvette, i tra) (S Rogers)
Parliament. The Crown lawyers were called upon to ' fore Me tO show that the property might not give a vote ' • . • Royal Engineers-The name of the Gentleman Cadet rank of Brigadier-General in the British German Legion.
COUNTRIES in General Post- . Port due 'O,
about to be laid down in the slip from which the Pearl for the borough within the meaning of the act, that is appointed Lieutenant in the Gazet'c of 17th August, 1855, The under-mentioned Ocficers, having been appointed to Office, London.* Dispstcheci. Enytano
reply to this opinion, and we subjoin some paragraphs, was 1 1 hd d• b fth I
recent y aunc e., an is to e o e same c ass. Mr. J. M. Stanley's Orinoco, 5 yrs, Bst 41b (Bartholo-
mew). with date Ist August, 1855, is Reginald Gother Thorold, the Field Train of the Turkish Contingent, to have a step ...... —
__-_____. ~.—.......---•
giving their view of the subject :- that the two houees might be made into one tenement
Some damaged stoves have been landed at Woolwich
Mr. Sidney Smith referred the learned barrister to ill() Mr. T. Parr's Robgill, 4 yrs, 7st 71b (Wells). and not Reginald Gother Thora,ld, as previously stated. of local rank while so employed. unerica(byllrit.packlH Every Friday .. • • Liverpool ... lEaen 2.v.vr
The relation between the Governhient and the Bank is arsenal from the Crimea, being the whole of lett winter's
Grenadier Guards-Ensign and Lieutenant J. B. B. To be Assistant-Commissaries of the First Class- uneriep. kby United
.Sts. 1
27th section of the act, and contended that the claimant •
packet) ..........N •• •••••• • • Liverpool . • Oct. 17
subordinate to the relation between the Government and stock ; they are totally unfit for further service. Mr. Morris's Eulogist, 5 yrs, 7st 31b (carried 7st 41b) Coulson, to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Thomas St. George Charles Robert Thomson, Esq. ;
M Aumont's alonarque, 3 yrs, 7st 4lb (Spreoty).
%merles. (by U. States
ahe fundholder ; and it seems absard to us to hold (as is in The screw steam trans ort Queen of the South, Capt. was clearly entitled to the vote. The property to become
Honourable Frederick Ponsonby, promoted • Lieut. the Frederick Charles Lascelles Wraxall, Esq. 1
one must be in a different positon architecturally. (Bastian)).
c eactet) ..........N •• • • ••• •• • • Southamptot, 1
:71'1:1•!s:sd Of tile 'n:jo.n.t.l-....1P1 ...
' effect clone by the opinion before us) that the statutes hey° Beale from Portsmouth,Parrived in PI rnoutla Sound on At
Mr A Nicholls's Honeysuckle 4 yrs 7st 2lb (Foster). Hotiourable Arthur Annesley, from th.e 92d 'Foot, to be To be Assistant-Commissaries of the Second Class- testrana (via south-
created a greater obligation or liability on the part of the Monday morning, to embark some of Ythe Land Trans- present there was a party wall, and until that were re- Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Coulson. Lawrence Cook Tarn, Esq. a Thurston Collins, Esq. ampton) ..........M •••••••;• •• • • SouthamptoLlAug, 14
Government to the Bank than exists between the Govern- moved, which could not be done without demolishing one Lor*d Anglesey's Sultan, 3 yrrse,'7Tst (J.Goater)
Dover .. -.
sport Corps for the Crimea. Croldstream Guards-The name of the Officer appointed .To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-John Graham etto (via Marseilles) N.
merit and the public creditor. Bat this would be the cen of the houses, they were two distinct buildings, there A( jutant on 20 October, 1855, is A. J. Fremantle, and
JBereaenpshcommbeet,hin
(;)ydF,reodeentitc.k. ti,(ll:rdmal.srtg Gziitd.d!
Mr. Drinkald's Brother to G y ommy, 5 yrs, 6st 121 b .
!Uncertain
(Covey). not A. J. -Fremantle, as previously stated.
sequence if, as the Bank insists, the Government is bound La Hogue, Australian clipper, Ca,pt. Neatly, left Ply-
being no means of access to the one from the other.
, to borrow money of the Bank before that money can be re- mouth on Monday evening for Sydney. She tekes The Revising Barrister f f • h 5 h d
, a ter re erring to te2 t an Mr. John Osbornets Gamelad, 4 yrs, 6st 121 b (including Scots Fusilier Guards-Ensien and Lieutenant C. G. Gent. ; Thomas Pye, Gent. ; William Spence Hornsby, :
ii.ktocii(o(\i
v7a
;a:ipe.o.;o tsio3
t,‘,rexandria..........Nls, 9, 24, & 30 of 1, 'Dyrir•eth ~. iOct. 6
quired for the public creditor. The obligation of the (ea. 1,200 tons of general merchandise, and among her 50 31b extra) (Challoner). Tottenham to he Lieutenant aria Captain, without pur- Esq., late Captain British Legion • Edward Angell vexandria......... ~mAth & 20th of mot • sZtehra.;,..joh
27th sections of the act, was of o inion that the cottaee
. vernment is to pay the tundholders as and when they aptly cabin passengers is Mr. Thompson, who has been for were distinct and sear t b •1(1.13 e dot th f
p. a e ui mg ,an a , ere ore,
8 Mr. Daley's Black Swan, 5 yrs, 6st 111 b (Rook). chase, vice Buckley, killed in action. .Roberts, , Gent. ; Edward Phillips Fletcher, Gent. ; Wil. eieamas ...........egl7th of the month 5.,,,,th,,,;,,,,(
.
,ietgium ...... „... ,
,N Daily ...... • • .. • . Dover ~ ~ .. many
to theßankforsuchpayments;anditissufficientifitprovides 20 years Colonial Secretary at Sydney, where he is the claimant was entitled to a vote for the county. Mr. J. Osborne's Lady Tattoo, 3yrs, 6st 111 b (Bearpark). est Foot-Lieutenant James Deacon to be Paymaster, liam Cleather Gordon, Gent. ; Charles Caa•lisle Rogers
the Bank in due time with the means of making each a p la- about to resume his duties.. Duke of Bedford's Weathercock, 4 yrs, Oat 10lb (‘Val- vice Eepinasse, who retires apon halapay ; Lieutenant F, Harrison, Gent. ; Horace Taunton, Gent. irazil ..............n9th of the month ~ Routhetnelei.lOot. 15
motet. The Bank, in like manner, is not boand (as a lite- The Royal Artillery is still so short of its coaaple- The name was aecordingly retained upon the register.
man). P. Muller to be Adjutant, vice Brown, promoted. The undertnentioned promotions to take place con- etenosAyres........eg9th ce the Tont: q,,lithate.tonlJ4. lb
„,.
;ape of Good Elope .N Vert CS pert, tin,•etrtilm
ral interpretation of the statutes would import) to find out CLAIM OF THE BARON DE ROTHSCHILD.
11 Ed d' T Jll M • 3 6 t 71b Oa 3(1 Foot-Thomas John Stafford Hotchkin, Gent., to be ,sequent upon the death of the following General Officere, !ape of Good Hope .N .
ment that some of the East Essex Militia Artillery, uow ,r. war s s he o I mine, yrs, 3
and pay the fundholder on the appointed day, but wait - • • In St. Botolph Aldgate, Sir Anthony de Rothschild,
Major-General Sir R. Nickle, Geaeral Sir Geeree 'a-ye de Verds
Ensign, by purchase, vice Heywood, promoted ; Assistant-
_ta ,
......N Oii• o. Ur., worth Mouthampto Oct. 15
at Ipswich, assist in barrack duty.
vN
'. :--;
Gen a ' • G IS• IV' '•
until he comes for his dividend. That all the fundholders Bart., of Grosvenor-place, Hyde-park, claimed to be Steggles)*
Surgeon Theophilus Dolan, from the Staff, to be Assistant- apes , er 1 Henry D Qyly. Major- enera ir m. 'eylGn (see 'mita)
• should apply for and receive their dividends on the day A concert was given on Monday evening at the Co- upon the register in right of a freehold house situate 19, Mr. Parker's Joe Miller, 6 yre, Ost 7lb (Clement).
Surgeon, vice Day, appointed to the,Staff. , Eyre, K.O 8., the Senior supernumerary General Officer, to %eYlon ••• • .• •,.......N , , , ,
t•
on which they become due is a practical impossibility. operative Hall, Sheerness, to commemorate the capture Royal Mint-street. Lord Derby's Paletet, 3 yrs, 6 t 51b (Cresswell).
7th Foot-To be Lieutenante without purchn.se-Ensign eneral Officers • ."1""el
be placed on the fixed establishuient of G. . , , tsloe. ... ...5T MoD.,Wel.,ScFrit. Southanv• or •ro Th. $
hill. ............, m 12.1 sr 17t1- nir morn IlOuth ffe
amp
The construction contended for by the Baiak is not one of Sebastopol, the proceede of which are to be appro- Mr. Jones objected to the claim on the double round Mr. haw.: Day's Diana, 4 yrs, 6st 51b (Winne).
James A. Gardner, vice Wright, killed in action ; Ensign Lieutenant-Colonel F Seymour Scots Fuedier Guards, to .ne
!Once a month . Gut. 4
suggested by any public convenience, but directed solely priated to charitable purposes. The performers, both Mr. Mather's St. Clare, 4 yrs, Ost 41b (T. Cliff). l• Me 'or B.* E. M.O-'1 91 I,l' ttb L' • ''''' '''' ' •
-or on, Its. oo o e teu- •eustentirtopie .. . a 8,1308,23;v2s ou n; p„„, .
that there was no such a c R I Mint tgt
d
a e as. oya -4 ree ,an H, nry J. Barnard vice Colt killed in action. To lie En- be Colone , , j
to its individual advantage. The Bank has stipulated for vooal and instrumental, were amateurs, but they ac- that the h s cl ' dfP
ou e aime or was in the occupation of the Mr. J. G. Henderson's Bolton, 3yrs, 6st 21b (Withington). • • ' t rb , I
signs without purchase.-Lientenant Anslem i taw o, tenant-Colonel ; Capttin V. F. Story, Unattached, Staff 1,-,nstantinopie ......, kth & 20th. of.inon,S ytthaiiiPit;:,
:opt. of Europe MSr Njwice, daily ....- 'D . rpi.. OM
and receives a specific repeuneration for the service it per- quitted tbemselves to the satisfaction of the audience, l • . . Mr. J. M. Stanley's Veteran, 5 yrs, 6st 21b (Tyrrell). from the 6th Royal Lancashire Militia, vice Gardner ; Officer of Pensioners, to be Major. .
',gyre (see India) 1 ' over .. •. ‘..
c aimant s servants, he paying the rent and taxes.
h C 1 ho 4
forms. But it is now seeking, in addition to this proper among whom were many officers both of the army and
Lieut.-Colonel E. Watt, late Bengal Lig t ava ry, 7
payment, to obtain, by means of a. literal interpretation Mr. Sidney Smith said that he attended to support Mr. Saxon's Mary, 3 yrs, 6st (Ferdhain). George J. Franklin, Gent., vice Barnard. To be Adju- France ........ M& N ;Twtee daily .... • D T,,,, .o.' 1
:Ver..... '
navy. e concer corm u e wit
Th t Idd' 13 " God sa.ve h Mr. Payne's Beer, 4 yrs, 6-t (Wheal). tant-eLieatenant John Henry Waller, vace Hobson, killed has been attached to the In•egutar Cavalry, under Major
libraltat .. ........ Mr 4, 7. 17, 20. 27 of m , uthamplc oct. 6
of the acts of Parliament the indirect
, advantage of corn- teth cl i dhdd• th d d f la• h • Id
e am, an an e in e ee , rom wic it wou
General Beatson, to have the local rank of Colonel in !-Ireece (ace India) I
Queen" and " Partant u la Sri " all t• •
po r ye, aresen join- Mr Kenvon's Siting 3 yrs sst 81b (Quinton) in action.
'
pelling the Government to borrow the money of itself, • • be seen that there was not tbe sl:ghtest ground fur the • - • ' ' ' '' key while so emyloyed. • ' 4reytown .......... 51,2nd & 17th of mon. Soni,:,impt^',
under the guise of enabling it to pay the public creditor th h
ing in e c orus, and three cheers were given fur the objection. Major Bringhuret's Fulbeck, 3 yrs, sat 21b (Musgrove). 9th Foot-Ensign Henry Gipps to be Lieutenant, with- Tar ~
f the 4th Bengal Native Infan- garnburgh ..........NlTuesday & Frid••Y London ....,
before such money can by possibility be required for that Queen and the Emperor. . Mr. Rogers's Topsawyer, 3 yre, set (J. Rogers). out purchase, vice Bedford, appointed to the 92.1 Foot ; Captain James Young, o
has been appointed to the Turkish Continent, !avallnah ..... • 1
....IMI2od Of the month southanaptotallov. 2
PurPose• Major-General the Earl of Cardigan left Dublin on The Revising Barrister, after perusing the deed, said Mr R. Harrieon's St. Julian, 3 yrs, 4st 121 b (Hearnden). John Samuel Jeffares, Gent„ to be Ensign, without pm-- try, who . .
T k R 1
to have the local rank of Major in ur eye w ie so ma- holland ..• ......... et Daily....•• ...... Dover .......!Gaily ,
Setting aside all legal quibbles and verbal technica- Monday for Newbridge, to attend a brigade field-day, that it appeared that what was at resent called Re al '
Mint-street was for P y Betting at starting-6 to 1 agst Robgill, 7to 1 agst
merly Rosemary-lane. There could ehase, vice Gipps.
12th Foot-Theo 11.1 H 01' G t h E 1 d
pi us enry iver, en ~ to e n- P °Ye • • Bond uras !,....... .. MI 17th of the montb..South ptorill6tho
ilidia (viaSouthampt.)M!lth Itz: 20th of rn: n•lPlym.uth •• Oct. 20
fin.'"
lities this last sentence hits the nail on the head aed which took place on Tuesday at the Curragh. His lord- Sultan 7to 1 aast Mr Sykes, 8 to 1 west Kieg Tom
NIMM.-Brieadier-General Randal Burnley, (Tvila (via MarseillesiMath&2sthormonthiDdvei4 ' I I
clenches it. Yes, it is quite true-a joint-stock cent- ship was to inspect the entire of the cavalry in Dublin
• be no doubt as to the value being sufficient, ard the 12 ' '• i • t • al * •
claim should be allowed. to 1 agst Nevil e, 15 to 1 agst uscovite, 100 to 7
, sign, without purchase, vice Terry, appointed to the 25th
tril, amoalt . 0 . . -.. , d'. .I-178, 27 i , •• "" 1
Feet. 1m v. Depot Battalion, has been permitted to retire upon roman. Ts es (see rn Isjii, , o 'mai Dayee...,,,..
..M & N Twice daily ...... !Ls : head Twiseds°
• pany, most unjustly privileged, and which has grown garrison on Wednesday.
' Mr Jones was re ared to show that the house was agst Brother to Grey Tommy, 100 to 6 agst Crown 14th Foot-Serjeant Major Henry , Rance to be Ensign, half-pay, Unattached. as a Lieutenant-Colonel, from the Ireland ...... _ _
__ _ 1 . ~
26,h January, vice Lieut.-Colonel Horsford, appointed to Lisbon•• •• •••••• •• • • M 719. IL & 7.er o'• Saw hanirtonGct. lb
up to be what it is by enjoying the most odious mono- On Monday a number.ef fine soldierly-loolking young . • . P P Pigeon, 25 to 1 awn Monarque, 25 to 1 agst Black without purchase.
' %factors ..........,.3419.h of the month Southampton ~,ct. 15
poly, is seeking te extort additional gain for its own fellows passed through Cork, esoorted by 'a crowd
of in the occupation of the claimant's servants who were
foreigners employed at the Ro al Mint, and that '--
the S 25 1 V 40 t 1 tL d T t 19th Foota-Lieutenant W. M. Westrolip, from the 76th
wan, to agst eteran, o age a y at on, a Depot Battalion.
ADMIRALTY, OCT. 8. . Wadefra ............. Nl23d of month .... Liverpool ...
vfaits (see India) )
shareholders at the expense of the public tax-payer. What weeping relatives.. They were 46 of the City. of Cork
claimant emid the rates for it. Y 40 to lat D• 40 t 1 tB It 40 tlag t Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-
gs Jana, o age o on, 0 s
The following promotions dated the 3,1 inst., have this
Artellery preparing to go to Plymouth having just
Sidin 50 to
Mary, 40 to 1 agst Eulogist, 40 to 1 eget g, Colonel Jackson, who retites. Malta ..............,N 8,18. &28 of mon. pokier Oct 4
spirit of cupidity inspires thieCorporation, which flouriea.es , • • - Mr. Sidney Smith said that such was not the fact, and 20th Foot-Stephen Egan, Gent tb 'E
• •th t
~ o e i nsign, wi ou day taken place, consequeneon the death, on the 2d iust., Waorttius'(see India) ~ • "" "*" •
volunteerei for the Royal Marine Artillery Captain 1 agst Orinoco, 50 to 1 eget Typea, 50 to 1 agst Joe „ h
of Admiral of 'the' White• Sir Samuel Pyre, K.C.B. :- 'Wee/sties ......-....N 14t0 of the mouth
under the deceptive misnomer of the Bank of Enghtiel ? -.. called
,
Morgan and Lieutenant Longfield, of the ,same regi- Miller, 66 to 1 agst Paletot, 66 to 1 agst St. Clare, 66 i--? 2.:
Admira of the Blue Edward. Hawker to be Admiral of Mexico ••• •••• ••••••111"4 "f the moro''.- Sonthampten N I
Are not its notes, which have no more intrinsic value Mr. Re ld • - •
yno s, who said that he was chief clerk to the Pn2tstasraot.-To be Lieutenants b •
y purchase-Ensign tiaoh
..........„
aalsthlethanthormen. Dover °v.
ment, have volunteered with the men, and have received to 1 agst Fulbeck.
the White.
than the notes of any other jointatock company, de- claimant, and at the same tinte his tenant. He paid Thomas Henry Sherwood, vice Sheffield, promoted ; Eu- New firanada ......5112 i & 17thof month SO +h. **
',
..
clared legal tender, in defiance ofevery principle of free coirin!iss!ons• 40/. a year out of his salary. Won easily by two lengths.. A length between the sign H. de :Montfort, vice L. T. Clark, who has retired. Vice-Admiral of the Red John Ayscough to be Admiral . New Zealand - U...!UnPtOn
te ship ... Vaelous poro uneerts°
• It is reported in the camp at the Curragh that orders second and third. Lady Tattoo was fourth, and Sultan 23(1. Foot.-To be Lieutenants without purchase-En. of the Blue. Papal States ........N sthlsth2sthofinon. Dover. .. ....
trade ? And when panic has arisen, involving the pr.'s-
Mr. Sidney Sruith remarked that this was 1 common
may be daily expected for the organisation of 'another, or
fifth. Brother to Grey Tommy hea,ded the next lot, and sign P. H. Knight, vice Somerville, killed in action ; En- Vice-Admiral of the White William Bowles, C.B ,to pninsula •••., „..,141 ithl7th27thamon. Aouthanipton
. tration of merchants, manufacturers, shipowners, and nri- practice. '
be Vice-Admiral of the Red. art
....ha...tam et e 57th of mop. aoutham .te ,
vete banks, rs it not an historical fact that, when dai ear 4th battalion, for the 60th Royal Rifles. The 3d batta,-
-
M scovite Robgill Bien John Tilly vi e Dyneley k Het n action To be En
-. . P r
in front of the rear division were u „ 8 . ' , e , i ( i .
't I •
It'' 1. tt• d
lon, s a zone at the camp, although but recently termed,
, . Mr. Jones said that he had searched the rate book,
and Fulbeck. King Toni broke down at the Bushes. signs without purchase-Charles James Wrench, Gent , Vice-Admiral of the Blue the Hon. William Gordon to Pirt Na a ..........Nhe private ship... Various ports Uneerint°
has approached the Baok of England, the law hum i•een and found that the claimant for the v t d d be Vice-Admiral of the White. 'Sicily ..
..
........
.. Nisth I ftth2Bthofinon, Dever ......
suspended in its favour, to rescue it from the ruin in is in a most efficient state of discipline, It is, however,
He e e %has rate , an
Selling Handicap Sweepstakes, eof 10 sovs each, for 3-yr- vie? Knight t Annesley Cary, Gent., vice Tilly. To be Tiscany ............Nlsthlsth2Sthofmon. Dover ......
not the occu ier of the ho
Rear-Admiral of the Red Sir Joshua Ricketts Rowley, reeS
use. inquired how long d atent-Lieutenant G. P. Prevost, vice Dynely, killed ettnezuela ..........M 2c18; 17th otmonth SouthamptOn 1& 16
olds and upwards. The wavier to be sold for 100 A.l '
Bart., to be Viee-Admiral of the Blue. . van Dtemen's Lend (see • •
which other establishments have been involved ? C nu- short by 300 men of its full complement, the ree,iment
Mr. Re
ynoldps h d reated he house ? in action.
mon gratitude fir innumerable favours received ought to mustering at present but 900 bayonets, instead of 1,200.
Mr. Re noldsahad r t ' . sovs, if demanded, &c. Last half of Ab. M. (3 fur.
y . ented the house for more than 25th Foot-Ensign F. S. Terry, from the 12th Foot, to Rear-Admiral of the White Provo William Parry Australia) .... ....
.41
V. I
217 yds). 6 subs.
Wallis to be Rear-Admiral of the Red. we,,, 'wk., _
~ „ m f•t?•2 7th 0, inert% SonthEttlptenli &IS ,w
have dissuaded the directors from haggling about the A Dublin paper (Saunders's Newsletter) cOntains the
three years, ever eince the refinin was established at be Ensign, without purchase ; Edward Augustus 'Thurlow
leeal interpretation of a statute, with no other object following account of a serious mutiny in the Kerry • g Mr. W. Day's Pharos, by Touchstone, 5 yrs, Bst 71b
the Mint. b • • h h •
Cunynghame, Gent., to e Ensign, wit out pure ase, vice Rear-Admiral of the Blue Charles Howe Fremantle to .
. thln to enhance their own gains. Militia, stationed at Limerick :- ,
(H. Goater) 1 Moierhead, promoted in the 92d Foot ; Acting Assistant- .
be Rear-Admiral of the White. SHARE MAR.KETS.
The Revising Barrister after ru •
, pe sing the deed, said
Captain the Hon. Thomas Best to be a Rear-Admiral on
"On Sunday when this corps mustered upon parade to Cnt D Lane's Strutaway 4 yrs Bst 71b (J M ) 2
. , ... . ann Surgeon Edward Parka Gamble, M.D., to be Assistant- -see
Tbe opportunity is convenient for making some brief march for cha ' • • • • •
pel service intimation was giveti that, by that it appeared clear that 700/. had been paid for the a• • •
Mr Edny's Anelo-Saxon, 5 yrs Bst 21b (E Sharp) 3 Surgeon, vice Fraser, promoted on tha Staff. I the Reserved List.
' •
' MANCHESTER, OCT. -9.
observations on the monetary relations between the Go. orders of General Chatterlon commandant of the district, freehold, and that the claimant received 40/. a year rent ;at • podienee Ve'eillia • '• - • Captain Chardes Ramsay Drinkwate , ,
r Bethune C.B. to • .
-
m the Third, 3 yrs, 7st 7lb 28th Foot -Brevet-Major P.A. Butler to be Major, with
vernment and the Bank. The prerogative of making they were not to be played' to worship aa usual when in upon these grounds he decided that the claim was made -1.• ''
be a Rear-Admiral of the Blue. SrOme EXCirANGE.-There-was but a limited busine°
(Charlton) 4 out purchase, vice Andrews, who retires upon full-pay ;
money, that is to say, of making legal tender, has long Kerry by their band. As soon as this comnauetcation was out.
COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. to-day, with a fair demaial, mar prices have been easier'
Mr. C. Formby's Maeter Adam, 4 yrs, 7st 9lb (Collins) 5 Lieut. J. G. Turner to be Captain, without purchase, vice
since been transferred from the Crown to that privile,ged made the men becatnediscontented, and a flame pf indigna- The claim was accordingly allowed.
•stopher Eastern Colin ties, .9 t- Sheffield, 224-Midlands 64<2
Butler ; Ensign Morris Guard to be Lieutenant, without 6th Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-Chn
Leeds, 754-D 17 116' E i ,I, h• ' We'•
overs, - -as ancas ire, 174- d
Corporation. When the Treasury is deficient, and :,,iu- tion spread throughout the entire ranks. A general dis- CONSERVATIVE FREEHOLD LAND CLAIMS DE E ATED. Mr. E. Gill's Henrietta, 3 yrs, 7st 51b
purchase, vice Turner ; Wm. Orme- Bourke, Gent., to be Jehn Hamilton, Esq., to be Paymaster.
pelled to borrow it calls into exietence those instruments pasitS nto mutiny suddenly spraeg up item one and of the • es-5 to 2 e
Ridings 2s 3d dis -Gt. t W t • 54t G t W ter"
In the parish of St. Mary, Stratford-le-Bo 1.
' • Bettine, • ach against Strutaway and Anglo- Ensign, without Purchase, vice Guard, .protnoted. COM:MISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. ea es ern, - rea es
i• eto the other and Major Spring having called upon the e. w the claim
of .Ca ' * * *
na,da, 23t.
, which are called' Exchequer Bills, Which are not a le4al
Sax3n, 4to 1 agst Pharos. 30th Foot-Major Charlee Sillery to be Lieutenant- 1 ad Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia-
Oost aeerieved i'n the affair to stand forward a orporal of °. C. L. Gruneisen, Esq Se t h ' •
~ cre ary to t e Coneervative
•
tender, neither are they convertible into gold on dem:and. the' K.'' ' •• • • • • 'a -
erry Witte. did so, and was immediately pl ced under Freehold Land Societ •
y, was objected to b the over-
t' A fine race in with the first two was wen bY Colonel, without purchase, vice Patullo, killed in action ; : Major Richard D t b L t t-Colonel, vice the
yo tto e ieu enan ---
BIRMIGHLM,' OCT. 9.
They are simply documents drawn in anticipation of a
three-quarters. of a len th ree len ths betw en the Brevet-Ms•or TFT Pakenha,m to be Me' i a
g -th g e .J, • • .a a a ithout par-. Eerl of Uxbridge, resigned ; Ensign Edward Chinn to. be .
arrest. He was instantly conveyed to the getardhowle, seers, on the ground that the claim was made in respect
future revenue to be derived from accreing receipts of having previously struck Major Spring. The entire body of property in St. Mary Stratford-le-Bo h the second and third. The winner was claimed. chase, vice &lieu ; Montague Dickin Stevenson, Gent., Lieutenant. . STOCK EXCHANGE.-The tone af tio market has le ieell
.
w ; w ereas
'aeain fir
to be Eusign, without purchase, vice Deane, killed in 96th Regiment of North British Militia, formed by the n mer to-day, and more business Was transacte°'
Customs, Excise, and other sources of taxation. Tire 9 then revolted, broke from their position, proceeded to the qualification was sithate in Bethnal S wee stakes, int 10 soya. each, for 3-yr-olds ; colt.
-green, being a por- is • ' action.
Shires of Ross, Caithness, Sutherland, and Cromarty- Birmingham and Stour Valleys, 7/. Bs. 9d. per share,
possess no intrinsic value, but derive a conventional guardhouse, and forcibly released the corporal.; who wee tion of the estate of the above society in. St tf d-t .. 84 71b ; fillies, tatt 2'13. The winner to be sold for .
' value from the authority of the State which puts than carried in trimaphthrough the barrack-square4.upon the Bow. Thie particular 1 • - ra
°r
'e
0 I d dd & D M (7 furlon 201 FtNth • 1 T k 11 C
32(1 oo -e a ante an ervi e rane, Gent., to be The Honourable Alexander Eric George Sinclair to be Great Westerns, 54a 54 :-Birminghanaß ale - c ea/
tederic • ' • a tag omp
k shares, 34a. . - ' - • '. t..
pot was discovered to be in 10 sovs, i eman e, a . , gs, Ensign, by purchase vice Knox, promoted. Major, vice James Horne, resigned ; Lieut. F
' into circulation, and may be assimilated to long-de ted shoulders of his comrades. The serjeant-maj (Gorily) Bethnal-green. • yards.) 3 subs.
33d Foot-Ensign 'William Bally to be Lieutenant, with- 1 Fraser to be Ca • ' th Honourable Robt. Dunbar, . , .
ptain, vice e
bine drawn by the Government, and impliedly accepted was also struck. ?a the occitsion, and since them the entire' The claim was disallowed.
. of the. Kerry Militia have been confined to barra ks Lord W. Powlett's Exchange, by Birdcatcher, out purchase vice Donovan, killed in action ; Williana i resigned. LEEDS, Oar.' 9.
by the whole body of the people, charged upon the whole • Thirty-nine other claimants under the s • Henry Gore, 'Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Dorset Regiment of Militia-Edward Staines Daniell;
" When • *
in Buttevant theß,oman Catholic pariela priest of ame society Bst 71b (S. Rogers) tw. o.
STOCK EXCHANGE. No ch ' to'
of their property to the last shilling and the last acre.
Belly.
Gent., to be Lieutenant,
,vice Singer, promoted ; Charles ange of any importance t
that place communicated with the commandin ' ffi
g, o cer of were also objected to by Mr. Davies. He was not de- Mr. Stratton's Flageolet, Bst 2lb (J. Mann) d'
da . Tow ds th al
They are therefore national securities in the hiehest
. , 1 , the Kerry Militia with a view that the band of that corps sirous of objecting to any man who was really entitled Mr. Woolcott's Lady Alicia, Bst 21b...(A. Day) 3 31th Foot-Ensign It. L. Dashwood to be Lieutenant, by Herd, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Cookesley, resigned e
cenyt. lowerar Midleandose the quotations ware about 1
01,
cense of, the term, but, be it -well observed, they are net .
purchase, vice Scott, promoted ; Charles Lewes Dashwood, James Anderson, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Trumen, re- . s, 644-Leeds Northern, 12-Le
. should not play to chapel service. A serjeant Of the 9th to the franchise ; but he felt it to be due to himself ''-6 to 4 • •
stock, 75i s*.
legal tehder; that is to say, if a debtor presented them to depot, suspected of having been implicated in stimulating and to those whom he had the honour of re • - • '
presentin Betting agst Lady Alicia, 7to 4 each a,gst Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice la.
g -Flageolet and Exchange. 38th Foot-1 he Christian natnes of Ensign Hodges,
L. Dashwood. signed.
. ....,h_a=eneagt....,.....-..-a.---._
aaa • Ist Devon Regiment of Militia-Williara Arnold to be
his credit n• in payment of a debt for which he had been ' the Kerry boys' to revoltais under arrest." i - • to see that all these claimants 0
p ssessed the necessarY A fine race in with Exchange and Flageolet ended in pointed on the 6th Sept, 1855, are Thomas Trophimus. Captain • Henry John Ryde, to be Lieutenant; Geurge , isA
sued, and on which judgment had been entered up, such . • ' —,-,..... qualification Of the present 39 1 •
• • c aims he found that 23 a dead heat. Bad third. Exchange afterwards walked 40th Foot-Ensign Russell Harris Vieth, from the R
ed Byl to 'be Ensign. t {ADVERTISEMENT.I-Du Barry's delicious Revalenta arab
presentation or tender would not in law release him from. , ' •APPOINTMENTS. had not paid up, and this fact had been admitted bMr d Lord W. P l - • West India Regiment, to be Ens•o• th t h -• es
' f 31.1 1: Ed d L t b I cad cures indigestion (dyspepsie), constipation, and dif
th Sh • '
5' • over, an ow ett and Mr. Stratton divided wi ou pnrc ase.
.2d Devon Regiment o i e ia- mun opes o e .
e --enff s warrant. Under these circumstances tbe The following appointments, made at the Admiralty Lewis the solicitor to the associatien
41st Foot-Lieut. A. G. LoWri'n, i lima, dys3ntery, nervousness, biliousness, and liver c°'''
Government lod
_Th _ ges Exchequer-hills with the Bank of yesterday, appeared in Our third edition last night :- had al'so shown that the remaining 16 li'ad paid upwards purchase, vice Every, killed in action ; Ensign S. R. It. Devon Militia Artillery-William Briscoe to be Second , plaints, flatulency, distensioa, acidity, heartburn, palpitati%
• that gentleman the stakes. yto be Captain, without Ensign. 0
,
_.Ee Vend, which gives its notes in exchange ; these are Mr. David Shanrion, Acting-Assistant-Surgeon to •of 601. per plot, upon which they claimed. This bein I Stakes f
The Roya 1 , o 200 sovs each, 120 ft, for three- Smith to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lowry ; Lieutenant ; . William Hammet Beadon to be Second of the bean., nereous headaches, deafness,.noises 'in the hat,
I gal tender so that the inferior security, the security of therlmpregnable. ''' - " ' : the fact, and it having been also stated that the lans yr-olds.; co ts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 21b. Extra, weight Lieutenant Madolig Xemenes Gwynne, frona the Royal Lioutenant. • - and ears, pains in almost every- part of the body, tie dolt'
'OO
the Bank lei
for certain winners. The owner of the second horse GlaMorgan Light Infantry Regi meat of Militia, to be En- North York Rifle Regithent of Militia-Ensign Robert Felix, face-ache, chronic inflammation, cancer and ulcerati d
,as attached to it a far higher value in ex- Mr. Francis Cook Alton second class Ass4tant-En- was unincumbered, he would withd • • •
raw his objections to
of the stomach, pains at the pit of the stomach and betweerti
to receive back his stake. A.F. (1 mile, 2 furlonge, eign Without purchase vice Smith. Thompson to be Lieutenant, vice Brailey, promoted.
change than the national security which is embodied in ' falM S E ' ' th Itt U th• •
gineer o . . . xmouth, has been promolted to be ese a er. pon is showing the names
the Exchequer-bill. Su of the par- 73 yards). 14 subs. 4e'd Foot-Lieut.-Coi. Alexander Cameron, C. 8., from the should ers, erysipelas, eruptions of the skin, biles ii,,
. rely this is absurd on the face of first class Assistant-Engineer in her Majesty's Sleet, .. in ties not qualified were disallowed, and the reet allowed. . ---
it ; but somethin
half-pay Unattached, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Till- . carbutieles„ impurities and poverty of the blood, aerofoil"
g more than abeurdity is involved in consequence of the zeal and skill exhibited by him on the Among the claims rejected was that of I. B t Lord Clifden's Chalice, by Orlando, Bst 21b ...(A. Day) 1 - • • BANKRUPTS.
et.
the system. The Bank charges interest f th Q.C. at, Esq., loch; who exchanges ; William Henry Spooner, Gent. to William Courtney, clothier, Houndalitch, City, to sur ma consum tion dro s
cough, ast b . •
.1) • py, rheumatism, go
or e amnia occasion of the bombardment of Sweaborg." I Mr. Osbaldeston's Claret, Bst 71b (Bartholomew) 2
• na.usea and sickness dunng PreguancY, after eatin or at 01
modation, and that interest becomes '
be Ensign, by purchase, in succession to Lieutenant 'Sir render, Oct. 10, at la If • t 1
a -pas e even, and Nov. 15, at one,
a ta.x on the pro- . The name of Robert Major Holborn, sen , was objected Mr. R. E, Cooper's Lytninoton, Bst 71b...( Whitehouse) 3
P. Halkett, Bart.' promoted. low spirits, spaems, cramps, epileptic fits Ig'
enera
, sp een, g ,
at the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Cole- d b•rt • • q •
perty and industry of the country, which goes into the 1 to by Mr. Jones. His name was u o tia "t f Lord Derby's Paletot, Bst 7lb (Flataran) 4 410 Foot -Lieuienant Fienties Middleton Colville to be eiiy, in inet!!de, sleeplessness, involuntary biusbioat
man-street-13 •1 •
in dings ; Messrs. Harrison, Walbreok, City. paralysis in•ernors 'dislike t ' -
o society, unfitness for study', I°-
pockets of the shareholders of the Beek, not into the CRUEL MURDER 'OF A LITTLE BcY AT a freehold re t h f h pn e regis er or
n -c arge on ree old house and land, Park- D k of Bedford's Pares,
a e Bst 71b (S. Rogers) 5 captain, by purchase, vice Stepleton, appointed to the James Hovrarth, lin, n draper, A•lton-under-Lyne, Oct. - • - ' I. • '
coffers of the public Treasury. This is just what t • •
of memory, de usions, vertigo, blood to the head, exhaustion'
tie • . • lIUNGERFORD. I street, Three Colt-street, granted by John Stuart. Betting-2 to 1 agst Claret, sto 2 agst Chalice. Grenadier Guards ; Busian A. R. Close to be Lietitenant, 19 and Nov. 23, at twelve, at, the Manchester District
Bank wanted to do with Mr. Gladstone, and we '
mclanchol •
y, gi oundless fear, indecision, wretchednen6
!
him credit for resisting the extortion ; but we are it're' ..- , The Barrister inquired the ground of objection. Won by a length and a half ; a neck between seeond by purchase, vice Colville ; Vera Fine Gent., to be En- ceurt. H •
ernarnan, official aesignee, Manchester ; Sale,! thoughts of' I self-d t • t•I
es itic ion, and many other complaills
ir- ' , .
On 'Monday a • riport 'was circulated in Hungerford Mr. Jones said that his objection was that Mr. Stuart bird • half a len,. between hi •en without urchase ; Lieutenant le. M. Pakenham to
and t , eth trd and fourth. sip 9 13 Worthington, and Shipman, Manchester. It is, moieaver, the best food f• f li
or in ants and invit
n Of his
prised that a gentlema analytical and refieetive that all 1b ' ' ' The other beaten off. • be Adjutant, vice Wilmot,,grurnoted. William Ikttwood, grocer, Old Dorset-place, Clapham-. enerall -• '
mind should swallew the cannel while he strains t 1 tt e oy, four years of age, had been found on was not the 'owner of the property ; the' claimant was
Foot-Brevet-Major Thomae Stirline Begbie from . a • .e g y, as it never turns acid on the weakest stonea°l);
e. , . road, oa. 19, at two, and Noe. 22, at twelve., at th
hie 'on is to pay interest on EYoh a t.te the Downs with his head fearfully mutilated, atici mule. bound to give the name of the owner. ' Svveepstalses of 5 (Rive each ; for two-yr-olds, 6st 101 b ; 440
h 1 • '
elf' v Unattac e( to be Cantain renavine the differ- e , c nor interferes. with a good liberal di t b t ' arts -
gnat His o•-•, -cti ' ---ecluer-bilia, dered by Some unite° hdl • . e made The Barrister took a simila • three-yr-olds, fist 81b ; four-yr-olds and upwards, 9st. ti----7Pae , ' •'• - - Uour!, 0, Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman- healthy relish fo r lunch and dinner, ender, u imp ete
for some few days ; but why pay at eta? Some eightY aad it was diSs wn, an . nquiries wer ,
•overed to be the body of a child named name. r view, and expunged the
The winner to be sold for 70 sovs, if demanded, &c. 'mice' N.- - H • '
ice oward who exchanges. street-buildinge ; Murrough, New-inn, Strand. estores the hien',
of digestion, an d nervous and muscular energy to tse-
d since Adam Smith obsery
49th Foot -Lieutenant John Hopkins to be Captain, NV Thomas Staniforth cutler manufacturer Shef-
years have elaPeee ed of this Rosier, whose father is a labourer livin •H•h t t In St, Mary, Whitechapel, Wna. Henry Black, of 15 Rutland Stakes Course (5 furlongs 182 yds). 9 subs. • , y t , . most enfeebled. an whooping cough, measles, small pox, an:,
gin ig -s ree .
h • R hf t kit 1 • • E • m•
w thou.!, pure ase, vice oc or ,ia in action ; amen field Oct. 20 and Nov 24, at twelve at the Leeds Dia •
.1), taxes, that " like a •
system of an ticipati b . . n ,
lie.
,
chicken or wind
.pox it renders all. medicine superfine"-
It was subsequently ascertained that a boy named Sopp, Mlll-yard, Goodman's-fields, claimed to be u Mr. Osbaldestona Lascelles, by Touchstone, 5 yrs, E.' D'Oyley Astley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vico'C. g ,
trice Court. Brewin, Official assi nee Sheffield ; Smith,
• provident spendthrift, whose pressing occasions will not pon the re- „
by remov ng all inflammatory and- feeseao, ..--...eeeeied
12 years of age whose fath '
er is a gardener, also living gister in right of a dwelling-house, No. 15, Milleya • 1 " (Bartholomew) 1 Fitz Gerald, whose promotion by purchase on 10th Nov., .; e„ qi,„p5,:.1,1 '
'allow him to wait for the regular pasyment of his reve.
It, ee -.-.,, ___,.. ...ea.. e e --- -
in High-street L.e. a. 19,4. ..,... 4,. 4.
.

The correspondence between the late Chancellor of
the Exchequer and the Bank of England, relative to the
payment of the dividends, of which some fragments ap-
peared at broken intervals, is now published in fuil, and
we are enabled to form a decided opinion on the whole
controversy. The point in dispute lies in a nutshell ;
but it has been deemed advisable to obtain the legal
opinions of the Attorney and Solicitor-General on behalf
of the Crown, and those of Sir R Kelly and Mr. Roun-
dell Palmer on that of the Bank. The privileged Cor-
poration in Threadneedle-street acts as an agent to Go-
vernment in paying the Dividends ; for the performance
of which duty it receives a liberal compensation : the Es.e-
native is bound to provide it with the means, and in case
there should be a deficiency in the Exchequer, the Legis-
lature has invested the Treasury with power to raise
money by bills, to be discounted by the Bank of England.
It has hitherto been the practice, arising from the in-
terpretation of certain acts of Parliament, for the Chief
• Cashier of the Bank to receive in one payment the whole
amount of dividends on a day specified in those acts ;
and the question submitted to counsel was, whether the
practice was strictly binding on the Treasury? Mr. Glad-
stone asserts that it may be quite reasonable when the
funds of the Exchequer are ample, but that it may be-
come very unreasonable when they are low, as, in the
latter case, Government would have to borrow from the
Bank, and pay interest on Exchequer Bills. It is an Ob-
served fact that the dividends are never wholly paid on
the exact day that they become due, many fundholders
not making an immediate demand ; and Mr. Gladstone
argues that, provided provision be made from day to
day, so that no public creditor is delayed in recovering
his claim, the polity of the statutes is satisfied ; and in
that view the Crown lawyers concur. On the other hand,
the advisers of the Bank have arrived at an opposite
conclusion :
To introduce (say they) the practice of issuing and paying
to the Bank of England the amount of the half-yearly divi-
dend, not on one day and in one sum (as appointed by the
Acts of Parliamentcreatingthe Stock), but at different times
after the appointed day, and in such sums from time to time
as the Commissioners of the Treasury may deem sufficient
to keep the Bank of England in cash, against the probable
demands of fundholders when they actually apply for their
dividends, would be, in our opinion, more than a formal
departure from the course authorised and prescribed by the
statutes; it would be to derogate in a substantial point
from the security given by the Legislature to the fund-
holders for punctuality in the payment of their dividends;
and it would be to place the Bank in a position of great
embarrassment between the public interests intrusted to
them on the one hand, and their own private responsibili-
ties on the other. Neither the Government nor the Beek
have, under the existing statutes, any legal right or power
to give one fundholder (in the same stock) any preference
or priority whatever above another; and tho Bauk are:
under no legal obligation to pay any dividend to anybody
until they have received from the Government a sum to
enable them to pay all the dividends to every body ei -
titled. Money not sufficint for the payment of the whole
dividend is not legally applicable in the hands of the
Bank to the payment of any part of it ; the law does not
suppose or provide for the case of a partial payment on
account either to the Bank or by the Bank.
This opinion concludes with advising the Bank, when-
ever the Commissioners of the Treasury fail in making
the payment of the whole amount of any half-yearly
dividend im one payment, to make a representation to
the First Minister, that he may submit the matter to
Parliament. The Crown lawyers were called upon to
reply to this opinion, and we subjoin some paragraphs,
giving their view of the subject :
The relation between the Governinent and the Bank is
subordinate to the relation between the Government and
the fundholder; and it seems absurd to us to hold (as is in
effect done by the opinion before us) that the statutes hove
created a greater obligation or liability on the part of the
Government to the Bank than exists between the Govern-
ment and the public creditor. Bat this would be the con
sequence if, as the Bank insists, the Government is bound
to borrow money of the Bank before that money can be re-
quired for the public creditor. The obligation of the Go-
vernment is to pay the fundholders as and when they apply
to the Bank for such payments; and it is sufficientif it provides
the Bank in due time with the means of making each a p iy-
meet. The Bank, in like manner, is not bound (as a lite-
ral interpretation of the statutes would import) to find out
and pay the fundholder on the appointed day, but wait
until he comes for his dividend. That all the fundholders
should apply for and receive their dividends on the day
on which they become due is a practical impossibility.
The construction contended for by the Bank is not one
suggested by any public convenience, but directed solely
to its individual advantage. The Bank has stipulated for
and receives a specific re3nuneration for the service it per-
forms. But it is now seeking, in addition to this proper
payment, to obtain, by means of a literal interpretation
of the acts of Parliament, the indirect advantage of com-
pelling the Government to borrow the money of itself,
under the guise of enabling it to pay the public creditor
before such money can by possibility be required for that
purpose.
Setting aside all legal quibbles and verbal technica-
lities this last sentence hits the nail on the bead add
clenches it. Yes, it is quite true—a joint-stock com-
pany, most unjustly privileged, and which has grown
up to be what it is by enjoying the most odious mono-
poly, is seeking to extort additional gain for its own
shareholders at the expense of the public tax-payer. What
spirit of cupidity inspires this Corporation, which flourishes
under the deceptive misnomer of the Bank of England ?
Are not its notes, which have no more intrinsic value
than the notes of any other joint stock company, de-
clared legal tender, in defiance of every principle of free
trade? And when panic has arisen, involving the pros.'
tration of merchants, manufacturers, shipowners, and pri-
vate banks, rs it not an historical fact that, when danger
has approached the Baok of England, the law has eeen
suspended in its favour, to rescue it from the ruin in
which other establishments have been involved ? C
mon gratitude for innumerable favours received ought to
have dissuaded the directors from haggling about the
legal interpretation of a statute, with no other object
than to enhance their own gains.
The opportunity is convenient for making some brief
observations on the monetary relations between the Go.
vernment and the Bank. The prerogative of making
money, that is to say, of making legal tender, has long
since been transferred from the Crown to that privileged
Corporation. When the Treasury is deficient, and com-
pelled to borrow' it calls into existence those instruments
which are called Exchequer Bills, which are not a legel
tender, neither are they convertible into gold on dem:Led.
They are simply documents drawn in anticipation of a
future revenue to be derived from accruing receipt:: of
Customs, Excise, and other sources of taxation. They
possess no intrinsic value, but derive a coeventienal
value from the authority of the State which puts them
into circulation, and may be assimilated to long-doted
bills drawn by the Government, and impliedly accepted
ley the whole body of the people, charged upon the whole
of their property to the last shilling and the lastacre.
They are, therefore, national securities in the highest
sense of, the term, but, be it well observed, they are net
legal tender; that is to say, if a debtor presented them to
his credit )r in payment of a debt for which he had been
sued, and on which judgment had been entered up, such
presentation or tender would not in law release him from
the Sheriff's warrant. Under these circumstances the
Government lodges Exchequer-hills with the Bank of
England, which gives its notes in exchange ; these are
legal tender, so that the inferior security, the security of
the Bank, has attached to it a far higher value in ex-
change than the national security which is embodied in
the Exchequer-bill. Surely this is absurd on the face of
it ; but something more than absurdity is involved in
the system. The Bank charges interest for the accom-
modation, and that interest becomes a tax on the pro-
perty and industry of the country, which goes into the
pockets of the shareholders of the Bank, not into the
coffers of the public Treasury. This is just what the'
Bank wanted to do with Mr. Gladstone, and we give
him credit for resisting the extortion ; but we are
sur-
prised that a gentleman of his analytical and refieetive
mind should swallow the camel while he Strains at the
gnat. His objection is to pay interest on Exchequer-bills
for some few days ; but why pay at all,? Some eigiity
years have elapsed since Adam Smith observed of this
system of anticipating taxes, that " like an . im-
provident spendthrift, whose pressing occasions will not
allow him to wait for the regular payment of his reve-
nue, the State is in the constant practice of borrowing
of its own factors and agents, and of paying interest ter
the use of its own money."
An Exchequer Bill entitles A B, or order, to one hur-
dred or one thousand pounds, as the case may be, with
interest, payable out of the first aids or supplies• to be
granted in the next Session of Parliament ; and this bill
is to be current and pass in any of the public revenues,
aids, taxes, or supplies, or at the receipt of Exchequer
at Westminster, after the sth day of April next. Such
is the formula. It is legally competent to any person
holding an Exchequer Bill to tender it in payment "f
taxes ; and such was the practice when they
were first
',sued in 1696 by Mr. Montague, then Chancellor of the
Exchequer. At that time they were small in amount,
being for sums of 101. and upwards, and thus they
easily passed into commerce, and discharged the ordi-
nary functions of money. At present the lowest Ex-
chequer Bill represents 1001., and they run as high as
1000/. ; hence they do net pass into commerce, and
rarely, if ever, tendered in payment of taxatio.Nare
w
we would ask Mr. Gladstone if any sound reason exists
why we should not restore the practice of Mr. Montague,
and issue small bills, even for 51. ? Suppose thisZ
done, and the interest upon them abolished, would 'not3 the Chancellor of the Exchequer become independent of
the Bank, and would not the country save alas* minuet
amount of taxes ? No doubt about it can exist. We no w
pay interest for receiving an inferior fora superior &tett-
rity, the commercial notes of the Bank for the Imperial
bills of the nation, as if the relation of subject and Sole.
reign were inverted, and the Bank Directors were the
Government, the Government a body of subalterns actin,
under the Bank, and by its favour and. permission- fe
any of our readers think this statement. overcharged,.
let them bear in mind that the Bank on variouieocca-
Mons has threatened to refuse advances to the
Treasury—a state of humiliation positively dis-
graceful, but of which we could give many proofs. Let
one suffice,. The following reply to an application to
pecuniary aid was made on the 6th. July, 1814 :

"Resolved, that the application contained in the said
letter be complied with ; but, after the remonstrances
that have been made from time to time againsl, the enor-
w
rnous and unprecedented amount of the advances of the
Bank on Exchequer Rills this Court entertains such 1
stantial objections to a further increase, that it would
most decide lly refuse the present application,
if it were
not informed that the public would suffer very serious em-
barrassment by it. In assenting, therefore, thus reluc-
tantly to the accommodation required, the chairs are di-
rected to acquaint the First Lord of the Treasury and the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, for their guidance, thati
cannot grant any further advances, and expects such -
rangementa te be made as shall tend to a very considerable
reduction of these advances."

On Monday a report was circulated in Hungerford
that a little boy, four years of age, had been found on
the Downs with his head fearfully mutilated, and mur-
dered by some unknown hand. Inquiries were made,
and it was discovered to be the body of a child named
Rosier, whose father is a labourer living in High-streA.
It was subsequently ascertained that a boy named Sopp,
12 years of age, whose father is a gardener, also living
in High-street, was sent on to the Downs by his master,
Mr. Pocock, to cut some furze, for which purpose he
took a billhook. At eight o'clock in the morning he
was seen walking hand in hand with the child, and five
hours afterwards its murdered body was discovered by a
girl named Susannah Barnes. The boy Sopp was appre-
hended in the course of the afternoon, and the next
morning confessed that the billhook slipped out of his
band and struck the child ; he was afraid he should be
blamed for this, and therefore killed the 'child outright.
Sopp bears a very indifferent character, having been be-
fore the magistrates several times for petty offences.
On Friday the boy was examined before the magistrates.
He appeared very unconcerned at the perilous position
in which he was placed.
An inquest was held on the body, on Wednesday
afternoon, at the Town-hall, Hungerford, before Mr.
Thomas Wooldridge, when the following evidence was
taken :
Francis Pocock—l am a rope-maker at Hungerford.
On Tuesday morning last I directed William Sopp to go
and cut some furze on Hungerford-down ; William Sopp
my employ about two months. It was 3
rosdoupcepdc;amtheebbaielkl-
he morning. Sopp had my bill-book and
o'clock b e e nini n t
slip on
10 o'clock, with a quantity
hook is apt to
prong, which is the t
sameo th eashanno(wllep.
could not cut any more, for the bill-
of furze, saying he
the bill-hook when
to my house about lialf-paq
' to cut more furze after
he came hack. Sopp was going
hook would s not cut ; I did not notice
dinner, but I altered my
I observed his
mind, and Sopp worked with
me till six o'clock in the evening, when
hand tremble very much.
About two o'clock in the
afternoon, my little girl came into the yard where I and
Sopp were working, and told me, in Sopp
's hear.ng, that
little
"Poor
a:littie boy had been murdered on the Downs, who, she
'el
understood, was little Rosier. Sopp
fellow ; I know him very well ;" he
said " It was little
Silas Rosier, and he lived close to the yard," and added,
" Poor little fellow ; any one must be very hard-hearted
to kill a poor little boy like that." He repeated this
several times in the afternoon. Hart, the constable, came
down to my house about six o'clock in the evening to
examine the bill-hook and prong. Sopp was present at
the time, and Hart asked him whether ho had seen such
a little boy on the Down. Sopp replied that he had not
seen him that day. Hart asked Sopp whether he had
washed the bill-hook. Sopp said " No." Sopp also
said he bad the same clothes on as be had in the morn-
ing, and went and fetched his smock, and Hart exa-
mined it. There were some marks on the smock, and
Sopp called to me to point out what was red lead and
what was tar. Hart then left the yard. Afterwards I
said to Sopp, this is a very serious affair, and it is pro-
bable you will have an examination before the magic-
irate to-morrow. Sopp said he did not care ; he was
innocent; be had not touched the child. Sopp then
left.

In St. Mary, Whitechapel, Wm. Henry Black, of 15,
Mill-yard, Goodman's-fields, claimed to be upon the re-
gister in right of a dwelling-house, No. 15, Mill-yard,
and rent-charge or annuity out of No. 16 and three ad-
joining houses (not numbered) in Mill-yard.
Mr. Jones objected on the ground that there was no
qualification described ; be did not understand what the
life-interest consisted of. If on a rent-charge it was
clearly bad, as there was no owner's name given in the
fourth column.

The claimant produced a decree of the Court of Chan-
cery, granted in the case of the "Attorney-General v.
Slater," and stated that the qualifying sum was paid to
him as minister of the congregation over which he pre-
sided. The value was originally 81. and 61. per annum,
whiCh had increased to 801. and 601. respectively, aris-
ing out of an ancient charge upon lands which were con-
veyed by deed in trust for the benefit of the minister for
the time being. He had been minister of that con-
gregation for some time, and upon that position he
claimed.

Mr. Jones—By whom are you appointed, and for bow
tong f_

Claimant—By my congregation, and for life. I can-
not be removed otherwise than by an order of the Court
of Chancery. My predecessors for 200 years have en-
joyed the privilege. Hitherto I have taken no trouble
in the matter. I am not interested politically, but many
of my friends had urged me to put in my claim upon
local interests.
The Barrister said that, upon looking at the decree, he
found that the rents received by the claimant were part
xtaioc
of the rent of freehold estate, and as he could not be re•
moved by the congregation, he decided that he had the
required qualification, but the description required alto.
rat 'Ewa
next incabiltrh t
eeenh.tarned barrister having made, the
claim was waalcloouwred.
The will be held this day, at the Green

Mr. Edney's Anglo-Saxon, 5 yrs, 9st (E. Sharp) 2
Mr. Wood's Vine, 2 yrs, 6st 101 b (BoHands) 3
The following also ran :
Mr. Turner's Cen.-us, 4 yrs, 9st (S. Steggles)
Mr. Harrison's Robin Hood, 4 vrs, 91t (Basbarn)
Mr. J. R. Taylor's Ida, 3 yrs, Bst 81b • (Wells)
Captain Lane's John O'Bruges, 4 yrs, 95t...(J. Mann)
Mr. Ward's Bandalore, 2 yrs, bat 101 b (Plumb)
Mr. Leach's Prince's Mixture, 2 yrs, 6st 10Ib (T. Cliff)
Beiting-3 to 1 agat John O'Bruges, 4 to 1 ag at Las-
celles, 5 to 1 agst Anglo-Saion.
Won by half a length ; bad third. The winner was
claimed. Robin Hood broke down.
Produce Match of 1,000 sous each, h-ft, for two-yr-
olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. T.T.C. (5 fur-
longs 140 yds.)
Duke of Bedford's Benzonian, by Bay Middleton,
received forfeit.

BETTING AFTER THE RACES.
CAMBRIDGESIIRE STAKES.
6to 1 agst Crown Pigeon (offered)
The attendance of company was immense, and the
weather during the early part of the day was delightfully
fine, but shortly after the race for the " Great Event,"
which was won easily by Mr. Sykes, beating a field of 33,
tbick clouds gathered over, and there was a heavy storm
of rain for upwards of half an hour, and numbers of per-
sons fled from the heath in all directions.

Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Robert,
Earl of Kingston, from half-pay Unattached, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Sherwen, promoted, without purchase, to an
Unattached Company; Cornet Arthur James Philips
Wadman to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice the Earl of
Kingston, who retires.
2,1 Dragoon Guards—Quartermaster Silvester Calvert to
be Cornet, without purchase ; Cornet Silvester Calvert to
be Adjutant, vile Price, promoted; Regimental Sergeant-
Major William Rae to be Quartermaster, vice Calvert,
appointed Cornet and Adjutant.
3d Dragoon Guards—To be Lieutenants, without pur-
chase—Lieutenant H. F. • Richmond, from 10th Light
Dragoons ; Cornet H. W. Berkeley.
7th Dragoon Guards Cornet Hume Nicholl to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase.
2d Dragoons—Lieutenant R. S. Hunter to be Captain,
without purchase, vice Brevet-Major Boyd, deceased ;
Cornet Nicholas Mills to be Lieutenant, without purchase,
vice Hunter.
4th Light Dragoons—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Lord
Ernest Mc D. Vane-Tempest, from the 2d Life Guards, to
be Cornet, vice Booth, promoted ; George Paxton, Gent.,
to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Hunt, promoted.
9th Light Dragoons—Cornet W. B. Gifford, from the
7th Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice
Jones, promoted.
13th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant John Davis to be
Captain, without purchase, vice Honourable J. W. H.
Hutchinson, deceased ; Cornet H. 0. Munn to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Davis ; Cornet and Adju-
tant George Gardner to have the rank of Lieutenant ;
Cornet T. P. Gratrex to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Munn, whose promotion by purchase, on the 25th Sep-
tember, 1855, has been cancelled.
14th Light Dragoons—Cornet L. Mackenzie to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Mayne, promoted in the
3,1 Light Dragoons.
15th Light Dragoons—To be Lieutenants, without pur-
chase—Lieutenant J. A. Clark, from 10th Light Dra-
goons ; Lieut. Charles Steel, from 12th Light Dragoons.
Royal Engineers—The name of the Gentleman Cadet
appointed Lieutenant in the Gazet'c of 17th August, 1855,
with date Ist August, 1855, is Reginald Gother Thorold,
and not Reginald Gother Thorald, as previously stated.
Grenadier Guards—Ensign and Lieutenant J. B. B.
Coulson, to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice
Honourable Frederick Ponsonby, promoted ; Lieut. the
Honourable Arthur Annesley, from the 92d Foot, to be
Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Coulson.
Coldstream Guards—The name of the Officer appointed
Adjutant on 2d October, 1855, is A. J. Fremantle, and
not A. J. Freemantle, as previously stated.
Scots Fusilier G uards—Ensign and Lieutenant C. G.
Tottenham to he Lieutenant and Captain, without pur-
chase, vice Buckley, killed in action.
Ist Foot—Lieutenant James Deacon to he Paymaster,
vice Espinasse, who retires upon half-pay ; Lieutenant F.
P. Muller to be Adjutant, vice Brown, promoted.
3d Foot—Thomas John Stafford Hotchkin, Gent., to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice Heywood, promoted ; Assistant-
Surgeon Theophilus Dolan, from the Staff, to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice Day, appointed to the Staff.
7th Foot—To be Lieutenants without purchase—Ensign
James A. Gardner, vice Wright, killed in action ; Ensign
my J. Barnard, vice Colt, killed in action. To he En-
signs without purchase.—Lientenant Anslern Tibeaudo,
from the 6th Royal Lancashire Militia, vice Gardner;
George J. Franklin, Gent., vice Barnard. To be Adju-
tantLieatenant John Henry Waller, vice Hobson, killed
in action.
9th Foot—Ensign Henry Gipps to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Bedford, appointed to the 92.1 Foot;
John Samuel Jeffares, Gent„ to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Gippa.
12th Foot—Theophilus Henry Oliver, Gent., to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice Terry, appointed to the 25th
Foot.
14th Foot—Serjeant Major Henry , Rance to be Ensign,
without purchase.
19th Foot=-Lieutenant W. M. Westropp, from the 76th
Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-
Colonel Jacktionr who retires.
20th Foot—Stephen Egan, Gent., to be Ensign, without
purchase.
21st Foot.—To be Lieutenants by purchase—Ensign
Thomas Henry Sherwood, vice Sheffield, promoted; En-
sign H. de Montfort, vice L. T. Clark, who has retired.
23(1 Foot.—To be Lieutenants without purchase—En-
sign P. H. Knight, vice Somerville, killed in action; En-
sign John Tilly, vice Dyneley, killed in action. To be En-
signs without purchase—Charles James Wrench, Gent ,
vice Knight ; Annesley Cary, Gent., vice Tilly. To be
Adjutant—Lieutenant G. P. Prevost, vice Dynely, killed
in action.
25th Foot—Ensign F. S. Terry, from the 12th Foot, to
be Ensign, without purchase ; Edward Augustus Thurlow
Cunynghame, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Moorhead, promoted in the 92d Foot ; Acting Assistant-
Surgeon Edward Parka Gamble, M.D., to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice Fraser, promoted on the Staff.
28th Foot—Brevet-Major P.A. Butler to be Major, with
out purchase, vice Andrews, who retires upon full-pay ;
Lieut. J. G. Turner to be Captain, without purchase, vice
Butler; Ensign Morris Guard to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Turner; Wm. Orme Bourke, Gent., to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Guard, promoted.
30th Foot—Major Charles Sillery to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, without purchase, vice Patullo, killed in action ;
Brevet-Major T. H. Pakenham to be Major, without pur-
chase, vice Sillery ; Montague Diclein Stevenson, Gent.,
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Deane, killed in
action.
32(4 Foot—Nathaniel Tankerville Crane, Gent., to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice Knox, promoted.
33d Foot—Ensign William Bally to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase, vice Donovan, killed in action ; William
Henry Gore, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
31th Foot—Ensign R. L. Dashwood to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Scott, promoted ; Charles Lewes Dashwood,
Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice R. L. Dashwood.
38th Foot—'l be Christian names of Ensign Hodges, ap-
pointed on the 6th Sept, 1855, are Thomas Trophimus.
40th Foot—Ensign Russell Harris Vieth, from the 3d
West India Regiment, to be Ensign, without purchase.
41st Foot—Lieut. A. G. Lowry to be Captain, without
purchase, vice Every, killed in action Ensign S. R. R.
Smith to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lowry ;
Lieutenant Madolig Xemenes Gwynne, from the Royal
Glainorgan Light Infantry Regiment of Militia, to be En-
sign' without purchase, vice Smith.
4ed Foot—Lieut.-Col. Alexander Cameron, C. 8., from
half-pay Unattached, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Tut-
loch; who exchanges; William Henry Spooner, Gent.' to
be Ensign, by purchase, in succession to Lieutenant Sir
P. Halkett, Bart.; promoted.
4id Foot—Lieutenant Fiennes Middleton Colville to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Stapleton, appointed to the
Grenadier Guards; Ensign A. R. Close to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Colville; Vere Fans, Gent., to be En-
sign, without purchase ; Lieutenant R. M. Pakenham to
be Adjutant, vice Wilmot,,grorneted.
44th Foot—Brevet-Major Thomas Stirling Begbie, from
nalf.:pay Unattached, to be Captain, repaying the differ-
ence; vice Howard, who exchanges.
49th Foot—Lieutenant John Hopkins to be Captain,
without purchase, vice Rochfort, killed in action ; Ensign
E. D'Oyley Astley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice C.
Fitz Gerald, whose promotion by purchase on 10th Nov.,
1854, has been cancelled.
53c1 Foot—Ensign Thomas C. Ffrench to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Humfrey, appointed to the 92(1
Foot ; John Miller, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice T. C. Ffrench.

her
The
ifiztem sectioni family, ha have atrhreipvneenoder
The Infanta of Spain, Dtonna Josefa de Borbon, and
Erquelines will be o
express trains from Paris to
on and after the 21st. This arrangement adthteßorntahYl=eirom St. Quentin to
ogne will be organised
C,elpublic on the 15th ; and
Mondayruleallg)n am7oi :in thei!i morning
nmnent. will roorten
the distance about 100 kilometres
time somewhat more than three hours,-s2
veharra,rTed
writers The mercantile letters from Paris on
express a belief that the Bank of Frtaoncse2e
WI
for the purchase of an additional sum of gold,w.tuit w.th-
out stating the total, the price, or the part
the contract is made. According
impression prevailed that it was the house of Rothschild.rsan
Possibly, however, they may refer to the last contract
1,000,0001.' The Fren,l3 rate of exchange continues too
show great firmness. At Hamburg also the rate has an
advancing tendency, and bills on London .are very scarce.
The rate of discount at that city is now 5f par cent. It
appears that the gold lately sent there dill not remain,
but passed through to Vienna.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
STAGEIOUNDS.
Cheltenham (Captain West's), Friday, Andoversford,
at 12.

55th Foot—Lieutenant G. A. Morgan to be Captain,
without purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Cuddy,
killed in action ; Ensign A. S. Young to be Lieutenant,
without purchase. vice MPrgan ; Ensign James H. H.
Laudon, from the Hereford Militia, to be Ensign, without
purchase ; George Dobree Lys, Esq., to be Paymaster,
vice Macdonnell, appointed to a Depot Battalion.
~Bth Foot—Lieutenant George Henry Wynyard to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Balneavis, who retires.
60th Foot—Ensign Matthew Tilford to be Adjutant.
62d Foot—Lieutenant C. C. Cubitt, to be Captain, with-
out purchase, vice Cox, killed in action. To be Lieute-
nants, without purchase—Ensign W. L. R. Scott, vice
Cubitt; Ensign A. F. Walsh, vice Blakiston, killed in
actioa. To be Lieutenant, by purchase—Ensign C. F.
Holder, vice Dickson, promoted. To be Ensigns, without
purchase—Lieutenant Archibald George Keep, from the 2d
Stafford Militia;. Lieutenant James O'Hara,lfrom the An-
trim Militia Artillery, vice Walsh; George Augustus
Crickett, Gent., lo be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Scott. •
6Sth, Foot—Ensign Reginald Brocas to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Edwards, promoted. '
71st Foot—Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class Williarn
Simpson, M. 8., to be Surgeon, vice Dods, i appointed to
the Staff.
77th Foot—Lieutenant Charles Ernest Knight to be
Captain, without purchase, vice Pechell, killed in action ;
Ensign Charles BJ Saunders to, be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Knight; Ensign RoWland B. Hill, from the
36th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Richards,
who retires ; John Jordan, Gent. to b e Ensign, without
purchase, vice Saunders.
82d Foot—Edward Snow Mason, Gent., to be Ensign,
by purchase; Lieutenant C. E. Gore Browne to be Adju-
tant, vice Mamie, Promoted.
The proper designation of the Ensign appointed on the
3d Sept:, 1855, is Charles Thomas Benjamin Spiller.
83d Foot:—Captain the EfeD„Emilies J. W'eld -Forester,
from half-pay 'Unattached, to be Captain, vice G. F.
Moore, who exchanges.
85th Foot—Ensign B. Reeves to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Athorpe, protinited:
87th Foot—Second Lieutenant the Hon. D'Arcy Godol-
phin Osborne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Adam
Steuart, who retires.

FOXHOUNDS.
F. 8., Friday, Croftwest, at half-past 10.
Halsdon, Thursday, Torrington-wood, at half-past 10.
Mr. Hill's, Saturday,
HARRIERS.
Hackness, at 10.

William Courtney, clothier, Houndstlitch. City, to sur-
render, Oct. 19, at half-past eleven, and Nov. 15, at one,
at the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Cole-
man-street-braidings ; Messrs. Harrison, Walbrook, City.
James Howarth, linen draper, A•lton-under-Lyne, Oct.
19 and Nov. 23, at twelve, at, the Manchester District
Court. Hernarnan, official assignee, Manchester ;
Worthington, and Shipman, Manchester.
William Attwoo I, grocer, Old Dorset-place, Clapham-.
road, Olt. 19; at two, and Nov. 22, at twelve, at the
Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee, Coleman-
street-builttings ; Murrough, New-inn, Strand.
Wm. Thomas Staniforth, cutlery manufacturer, Shef-
field, Oct. 20 and Nov. 24. at twelve, at the beetle Dis-
trict Court. Brewin, official assignee, Sheffield; Smith,
j un. , ShefEeld.
EA ward Ashwell, grocer, Gosberton, Lincolnshire Oct.
23 and Nov. 15, at ten, at the Birmingham District Court.
Harris' official assignee, Nottingham ; Sargent, Birming-
ham ;
.Wiglesworth, Spalding, Lincolnshire.
Ebenezer Bolton, soda and mineral water manufacturer,
Weymouth-street, Portland-place, Oct. 17, at half-past
two, and Nov. 20, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
Stansfeld, official assignee ; Rushbury, Surrey-street,
Strand.

Brighton, Wednesday, the Race Course ; Saturday,
The Dyke.
Brooksend (Thanet), Wednesday, Minster-mills, at
half•past 10 ; Friday, Chapel-bottom, at half-plst 10.
Worthing, Thursday, Steyning, at 11 ; Saturday,
Broadwater-green. at 11.

Charles Watkinson, draper, Bedford, Oct. 18, a' eleven
and Nov 13, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Ed.
wards, official assignee, Sambrook-court, Basinghall-street;
Lepard;Bannatyne, and Gammon, Cloak-lane, Cannon.
street, city.
clarles Grossmith, fancy soap maker and perfumer,
Wellington-street, Strand, Oct. 17, at two, and Nov. 20,
at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Stansfeld, official
assignee; Downes, Three King-court, Lombard-street,
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

THE NATIONAL DEBT.—By a Parliamentary paper,
just issued (procured by Mr. Ricardo, M.P.,) it appears
that on the 31st of March last, the " unredeemed"
national debt was 751,645,518/., and the "annual"
interest payable 22,557,3551.
THE ROLLS COURT.—Orler3 have been issued, to the
Superintendent of the works connected with the erec-
tiui of the extensive buildings now in course of comple-
tion adjoining Fetter-lane, to have the leading apart-
ments ready for occupation by the 24th of the present
month. They have been constructed under the Board
of Public Works.

90th•-Foot--Brevet-Colenel Matthew 'Chitty Downes St.
Quintin, from half-pay -Unattached, to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, vice Deverell, who exchangeS ; Major William
P. Purnell to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice
Brevet-Colonel St. Quintin, who retires; Captain Ro-
bert Grove to be M.,jor, by purchases vice Purnell ;
Lieutenant J. C. Rattray to be Captain,, without purcha,e,
vice Preston, killed in action. To be Lieutenants without
purchase—Ensign W. IL L. Carleton, vice Rattray ; E r-
sign R. H. Synge, vice Swift, killed in action ; Ensign H.
Bingham, vice Wilmer, killed in action„. 'Lo be
pgrchase—John Vander Horst Rees,!Genti-oice Moul-
trie, lorornoted.:' Tb be Ensigns without purchase— Lieut.
James William Knox, from the sth Middlesex Militia,

John Rennie, grocer, Glasgow.
John Al`Bain, sometime shoemaker at Ruthrieston,
Aberdeen.
John Afleck, pawnbroker, Glasgow.
John Waugh, farmer, Knockeen, Barr, Ayrshire.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Warburton anti Co,, Rochdale, machine makers--
Radcliffe and Corlet, Liverpool, tailors—Leedham and
Marshall, Bradford,Yorkshire, stone merchants—K. Leigh
and W. Rostron, Turton, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—
Odams, Pickford, and Keen, Leadenhall-street, merchants
and Ridyard, .Liderpool, corn brokers—J. B. and
W. H. Stringer, Sheffield, curriers—W. Newcomb and G.
N. Jones, Kidderminster, and Skinner-street, carpet
manufacturers—G. and J. Reynolds, Grafton-street,
Soho--Fraser and Boddington, Milk-street, stuff mer-
chants—Dyer and Gurdon, Skirbeck and Boston Licoln-
shiro, common brewers—W. Sampson and Co., L'eeds,.to-
bacco manufacturers—Ed wards and Thompson, Swindon,
iron merchants—G. Rowney and Co., Rathbone-place and
Percy-street, artists' colourmen (so far ae regards G. E.
Rowney)—Pursglove and Jenner, Waffling and Pevensey,
Sussex, farmer—Serjeant and Boyce, Liverpool, shoe ma-
nufacturers—J. Field and Son, Little Tower-street, mer-
chants—R. L. Drew and R. Reynolds, Fore-street, whole-
sale stationers---5. Low, Son, and Co., Ludgate-hill or
elsewhere, agents for American booksellers (as far as re-
gards D. Bogue)— Wills and Casson, Wigmoie-street, Ca-
vendish-square, jewellers.

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August last the declared value of beer and ale exported
was 250,452/.
THE M AILS. —SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday.—The Royal
Mail Company's steam-ship Tamar, Captain Bevis, left
this d,Ny with to e usual Brdzil and River Plate mails, a
foil, cargo QL.:tigli,h and French merchanOise, and 173
pl..senvers; amongst whom kvre Mr. and Lady Balf-o.
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Why does not the State secure itself against the con-
tingawy of such degradation ? There can be no difficulty

Thomas Hart said—l am constable of Ilungerford.