The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-22 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.

Sir,—l enclose you a translation of a letter from
St. Petersburg, published in the Schlesische Zeitung,
which I think will convey a better idea of the actual
state of the sick and wounded inside Sebastopol
than we are able to procure, and which I think you
will find of interest, as it has every mark of authen-
ticity.—l am, sir, your obedient servant,
Aug. 20. G. B.

(From the Sch,lesische Zeituc?g.)

" St. Petersburg, Aug. 8.

" If we carefully peruse the reports of the Privy Coun-
cillor Mansuroff, to whom, as is known, the inspection
of the treatment of the sick and wounded belonging to
the marine force in the Crimea has been confided, not
from the extracts in the newspapers, but from the full
accounts in the See Magazin, it will be seen that, as far
back as the middle of July, to which date these reports
have reached us, the state of health in Sebastopol must
have become materially worse. In one week of June
the daily increase of sick is given as 100 ; in July as
60 and more.' If we take into consideration that this
has only reference to the naval force, whose strength
since the beginning of the siege has dwindled to at least
one-half, this would give about 15 per cent, of Mantes
in a month. Cholera and typhus prevail to a great extent,
as many officers have fallen a sacrifice to them. From these
reports will also be seen how bad the position of the de-
fenders had already become after the capture of the re-
doubts on the 7th of June, as the former hospitals and
temporary places for attending to the wounded were ex-
posed to the hostile fire, and were obliged to be cleared.
However much has been done to direct all the wounded
capable of being moved, first to the north side, and than
to the valley of the Belbeck, in order to gain room.
new bombardment must greatly increase all former dif-
ficulties and disasters. The progress of the besiegers
after the taking of those redoubts is also observable. in
the lists, according to which persons are stated to be
killed or wounded in those parts of the town which were
formerly considered quite safe. The progress of the ene-
my's approaches seem to be particularly dangerous to
the officers, who are more exposed to the riflemen, and
the number of their wounded in those days when the
bombardment was weak or had stopped. is out of all pro-
portion to the wounded. Among the inmates of the
hospitals are at present the two celebrated captains of
the first class Badischtscheff and Juritowski ; and the
well-known commander of the redoubt between the
third and fourth bastions, which had received its name
from him, Lieutenant Schwarz, was so ill that he was
obliged to be taken to Nicolaieff, where the surgeons
hoped to save his life. The sailors are still unshaken,
and the chief of the Sisters of Charity in Sebastopol says
in a letter in which she describes the horrors of the bom-
bardment, and relates several interesting traits of the
wounded and of those men who carried them out of the
hospitals amid the most terrible hail of balls—' Then I
saw that it does not require a great deal to encourage
our glorious Russian soldiers ; a good glass of brandy, a
few friendly words, and they are happy, and forget both
pain and hardship.' "

MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

To•day's market was very scantily supplied with all
kinds of English wheat, yet the trade ruled heavy, snd se
have forced sales even lower rates than on Monday must
have been submitted to.
Foreign wheat, the show of which was good, was very
dull, and the currencies wore almost; nominal. Floating
cargoes were neglected.
We had a very slow sale for barley„ at Monday's quota.
tions. There was a fair inquiry for m alt, at full prices.
The oat trade was very dull, at hardy late rates.
Beans, peas, and flour, were very dull.
AaRIVALs THIS WSEL.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. flour.
English .. 660 1,010 1,020
Irish •••• 2,970
foreign .. 590 4,410 1,450

BOROUGH HOP.
The business doing in our market limited, at about
stationary prices. Duty, 280,000/.

WHITECHAPEL.
Beef, 3s 6d to 4s 8d ; mutton, 3s 4d to 4s 8d ; lamb;
4s 6d to 5s 6d ; veal, 3s sa to 43 8d ; pork, 3a 64 to 4a 6i
per Blbs. by the carcase.

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TIIE AUSTRALIAN MAILS.—The my; it mail ship Emma,
Capt. Underwood, belonging to the . White Star line of
Australian packets, sailed from the Mersey yesterday
with the hi-monthly mails for the .A aistralian colonies,
200 passengers, and a very large car go of merchandise
on freight. The next mails will be carried out by the
celebrated clipper Lightning, of the JENack Ball line, on
the sth proximo.
qu
despatched
o ffotrh
thedi:lo:
FIRE IN COMMERCIAL-ROAD EASl^o—Yesterday Con.
siderable alarm was created betweon two ath
eree
ull:lferr.c jial-Cro.aPdhiEllaslPtl4.
butcher,Ajesseng er2s7
o'clock in the afternoon, in conse
outbreak of a fire on the premises.
which promptly arrived, and
don Fire Brigade engines,
-ki G. :Too the fir 1.
under the direction 0f..---rt.o
Messrs._
.. e Was stlo-
',WEerxerni7mthed-
dued, but did some damage c
~0 pull and Corner,
stiarcteeit7, C
_ o 13 and 14, ~idney-place, Exmouth:
pawnbrokers, N • _ .
quieted Iron x the sparkof
street. The fire or _
in a candle.
1 The premises were insurieoLi vs rious fire offices,
STEOCKING IT_
nE'Mlid oat CHILD.
lIILoD. —Yesterday an- inquest
was held at the spital before T. Wakley,
body of Al
Esq., on the °sander Dowdall, a fine little
boy, aged nine years, who met his deathunder
the fol-
lowing distressing circumstances :—()
the 15th instant deceased and. n the evening of
a playmate, named
William Aylott, were playinc. in f
Mr. Unwin, a builder, at 65 1 ront of the premises of
'oland-street, Soho, and
got upon a blank window sill, fog
tr feet from the ground,
enclosed by au iron railing and 6-inch spikes, only 2L; feet
feet 10 inches from the pavement.
Young Dowdall challenged his , to follow his
companion
example, and springing
tion of diving head and hands downward!, became
transfixed
by one of the spikes entering the lower part
of the bowels on the right siide, another tearinea
piece of flesh, together with a portion of the cloth.
ing, from the left side. It would seem that fearful
of being punished by his parent he persisted in going up
stairs alone, but then fainted from great loss of blood.
Ile was put to bed, but the medical attendance there
being insufficient he was removed to the hospital, and
died on the following Saturday. Mr. -Henry Govier, of
20, Portland-street, Soho, with whOm the parents of the
unfortunate child lodged, appealed to the coroner re-
specting the removal of the dangerous palisading, round
and on which children were constantly playing. Mr.;
Wakley said the matter was entirely oat of his jurisdic-
tion, Mr. Govier intimated tbat in all probability, as a
check to future accidents from the same causes, proceed-
ings would be taken to obtain compensation for loss of
' I life. The jury said it was a most lamentable call, agd
! i roturind a verdict of 4,! Accidestal De,th.",

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THE SUN LONDON WEDNESDAY EVNING. AUGUST 22. 1855.
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' tiVSTITUTP, , Tenction Railway by the side of the Grsst Western Rail- BR , 71,Tru,RD SUIL PT r''..lll:e.
"ry lie ; ii er ie. Bit-,,, - -7. , t*.4..kri1,50n..h.41/p, • -n-, , 1,
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NAL ASSOOTATIOA'r•OF t• METROPOLITAN COM 11.ISSION OF
SE WE HS. _ , ae, and under the West London Railway, near which it . . .
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' LANCASHIRE AND cirEsarßE.
, ~,,,,-,,,,,,,5_1-,ne
1 eel) intercept tiee C mutets'-eroek "°.''''''. It will then This iaree am:, importent fair took pleee on Mende's, I :a ,REIGN OFFICE Anse 17.
!-CO Ft i i e en, nr ES fRATIONe, h iOl
~
• "1 ard
a special Court of Sewere Was held at tha arecee:l int.) V* Uxbridge-rie,..:a I, at Nettine-lie., . ,
arid was very fully aoterelee by dealers free, 411 part .ef : ee ~ l'eeen Les been gre.-eitisly pie:if...el to eppoint, the Jeliii el , :ei el ?dee e: .... , ~; i !ter, L.,tint,..ti,h,
• • .• .• ~ J.,,, ,1,414.-.. .
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GREAT GATHERING AT KNOWSLEY. coest-heese, No. 1, G seetwstreet, Soh,.
1 Yesterday,
eostinuing aloeglhat marl se arioweetscereed, wild jein
the eons tre. The number of Owes) peneed 'aa-- e•ecii n ,i,; el ,e. ens Pielisel Peisseh we K.C. 3., Lite bee ne• T :et ID Di •k. e, tieif ie. ii.ei-,,, Paisley.
hi I en elilacuel in so owe 0
paces i..f tees ...ay We , , •
' l• t rates; s i
co
1 , 1... pee, ere Jebb occupeel the chair. The cemedie ,he R ei-lael sewer Ea i ward of tlie Peieelagli it will larger that; ueual, and iiie quality of tee store, exhibited 1 jeete'e iSiivoy Extraordinary and Minister Pteuipetentiery Jelin Burt, .Nervbargh, Fifeshire, deceased.
Oats and oatmeal in fair request, at a e
4_
lbs, anu ° ill
On Saturday the members of the ineehiinics' institu I '`-- -. 4- - A
- . i pr0...0b., were-. es••rs. J Pascal', Wadr, itecome solely an intercep'ine sewer, and will proceed was generally very superior. The prizes mentioned be- to the King of Portugal and the Algarves, to proceed to
Irish grey oats brought 3s ,
' 11 ito 45 per a osier.,
e•-ner
- and Pe ori°
tions connected with the Institutional Association of Tewaites, Sir John Shelley, Dr. Sayer, Messrs. G, by way of Oxford-st., intercepting the King's Scholars low were offered for competition. The prize stacks exhi- Lisbon on a Special ,Mission, to convey to his most faith-
new oatmeal 37s per load. Barley,
115508,barily supP_., _.,
Lancashire and Cheshire assembled, by permission, at Offor, C. Johnson,_ T. Chalmers, F. 0. Ward, Hawes, Pond sewer at Duke•st., Grosvenor-square. At the Re- bited in particular were of the finest breeds, and their ful Majesty the Queen's congratulations on attaining his PRICES OF SHARES I:i',c.:',; : ''-.-', ..,.:',.C,' adl o'ur, 36' ae"teeter.
limited demand, and late quotatiensocens,
st goy::
majority, and entering upon the full exercise of his royal
Knowsley, the seat of the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby. G. S. Smith, and J. Hodgson. gent-circus it will join with the Reeent-st. sewer ; thence various excellent points elicited much admiration on
IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM- Indian corn tnet with buyers to a fair . t
s''deciies V'
FINANCIAL STATEMENT. it will continue along Oxford-et., New Oxford-st., Hart- th rt of the judges, as well as of the public gene-
e pa nctions
fu .
PANIES' STOCK.
The practical interest evinced by Lord Stanley in the
FOREIGN-OFFICE, AUG. 20.
per qr. on the week. .
, promotion and progress or educational institutes for the It appeared that th. e balance in the hands of the trea- street, King's-road, Liquorpond-street,. and Back-hill, rally. Those sold early realised the highest prices,
The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Frederick ea
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se r on tbe 17th inst. was 26,200/. Bs. lid. ; checks ' where it will intercept the Fleet. It will then nroceed which were about 2s. a head in advance of late fairs. John Scott as Consul, in the Island of Trinidad, for the Front the Official List.
people bite it is needless 'to state, exerted a warm grati- sure
, The trade throughout the day was very quick, and nearly
, Queen of Spain.
eIY anY • •liol4
-da and searC .
_awl, .
.7- "..' • • drawn, but not yet presented, 335/. 19s 8.1. • available along, Ray-street, adross Clerkenwell-green, and St. qr. for mixed, anil ...7s od for yellow, "lug
CROWN-OFFICE, AUG. 20.
. end re% odes
tude ict the mlnds of all affected or benifited by hia phi-
.Rt of deposit at:cline,
balance, 25,864/. 9,. 3[l. ; amoi, . ' John s square, to Wilderness-row, thence by the way ot all penned chiseged hands at good prices, Wethers ana. ,
offer. Trete nominally es last wetk, ,
lanthAspie labours ; and though recreation and enjoa- 80,000/. ; tete' ealanee, 105 864/. 9s. 3.1. OH-street road anci New Lie-yard to Riglie•treet, lambs, in partmniar, were much in request. Lambe add ; MEMBER RETURNED Tr) SERVE IN To.IS PRF,SENT PA RLIA- I' tlttl.lsllE,l) EVERY TUEADAY &ND FRIDAY EVENTIT.n.I. A limited attenidPaiSic7
LONDON, TUE.-11).1Y, AUG. 21, 1855. i •a, i - - f • welay has ag3l „sill!
up ear. s see ileavy nee o 3 e-e, . heel g es
Seare :itch. along Chnreh•etreet, Bsterialesteen read, and from 20s. te 38s. ; owes, faun 28e to 40s. eV4l,ers. l MENT.
it:tent:had, doubtless, much to do with Saturday's excur
DRAINAGE OF SYDENRAM.
Kilieeenock District of Bergh A-.-Th 0 Right Honnureble the Cor n ab.,nl, and the wiled, crop tni" Yght in t"(l°‘
It is i re
Green-strest to the Regent's-canal, beneath which it, will teem 30-i. to 50s. The sho.v et raiiie wit, !are-, ai-td I
Rion, itswas evident that a desire to give expressien te
A deputation from the inhabitarits of Sydenhans, con • ,ass along Oid Folel-laiee, and beneate the Eest India ' '•n in bleed, awl a lir s rate iv -1 , ~4 ,;,,,, (low..
.g,i ward Pleydell 13ouve!ie, Presiderit el the Pour Lew a lee fee tRIAN D COK F.: COM PAN i ES. the oisappeintenent, of the fermiers. , ois ,ip os
althoush the ear is long. Tile potato shwas 0
vi•ery supere d
ii.
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this gratitude was a primary motive to tee proceedings. sisting of Dr. B. Muriel, Ceptain W. Mott in, Mr. E• Dock Railway, near Str Geo. Duckett's canal, at which n lettirig an se, ing. here was about the usua num- Division.' Amount wide, and appears to . e
i, ver y virulent. ani il A
From 3 o'clock to 5 there was a contiduous inflex of aunt, and Mr. W. Buss, waited upon the Court te point a junctien will be effected with the northern high ber of wattle, but the trade 1-1. fl t fth
~ cle y on- accoun o e BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEFIALL, AUG. 20. simile. oi Company. per ; of Paid Price.
PER GUARTER•i ..-4 °et
rinding ••• ,to
'visitors. In the union there are 70 institutes, atid each eomplai nof the defective state of the draioage of Syden level se.wer, with which it will be carried over the River very high prices asked, was very slack, and but few The Righteflonourable the Lords of the Committee of Ansum. Share.
Wheat, red (01d)... 72s to 74s1Barley, g
~,, ..--, trei
was adequately represented. It was calculated that ohver earn, and presented a memorial, signed by a large num- Lea, neer Old Ford, at such an elevation as to enable it sales were effected. There was a good supply of useful h ive received
Privy Council for Trade and Pflantestionsn A
riar ,
.£ s. d. .£ s. d. Ditto (new)
..es
vo,
I .........
cs_ to i
5000 persons were present, and of this nurnber Mane es- ber of inhabitants, in which the attention of the cone- te be conlinned eastward to Barking creek, and at that hacks, forest ponies, &c., but year cart colts were short
a despatch from her alajesty 8 Plenipotentiary in Chins.
se H. ().I)3' eritish -- -- - - 1 - _
Ditto Provincial ~ - 71. 20 0 o 20 0 0 20
- Ditto, white (new) 78s to 80s:Peas ...... :.. 10,001
Ditto (old) - s to -s,DI
I *tto (white) ......
000
ter alone contributed ua lees than 1000. The other missionera was called to the bad state of the drainage in point to (lscharge into the Thames at high water. Upon ie number ; the trade in all sorts was tolerably good °f
, (a copy of which is subjoined) relative to certain inacca- ;trighton 20 0 0 2. 0 0 15%
' lurer sack •••
, the locality, more especially in the neighbourhood of its course it receives two branches, projected with a view through the Secretary ol St •te ,or For.eig . . ItoCH-y,AtiG. 21. whot.os
Barley, malting
!,8_ 1855.
districts supplying large numbers were-Liverpool
and prices ranged high, according to the value of the
Kir
7, _ , kdale, where tbere was a filthy, noisome, and pesti,- of intercepting as much sewage as possible, for delivery e„ 'es which have been found to exist in the official charts ;it,s• of London- •.: :: :. 4;510s 100 0 0 150 6,, -
- '5O 0 0 20 0 0 - AVERAGES FOR THR WEER ENDING Aro. e' ee
pective animals. The prizes were award-d at the rosentihe Gulf of Siam. CJatinental (4th Cap.) •
aboat 500 • Bolton, 300 • Warrington, 300.1;3 Bu 150 •
made up of smaller dri utarees from lential open sewer imtuediately adjoining the highway, by eravitetion at high water. The filet branch corn-
tilquitable --..•• •• 2/. 10s. .50 0 0 all - Wheat
the remaii;der being
annual dinner, which took place at the Three Swans (Copy.)
11%
the other associations of the union. I
f Alad.'rge phropordion the nuisance from which is still further and serfollSly in- mences at Curzon-street, Piccadilly, and proceeds by Hotel, Salisbury, on Tuesday afternoon ; Jelin Rebbeck, Her Majesty's ship Rattler, off Singapore, per cent le 0 0 all
r:i-nreal !.lentral .....• . 8/
au
penal ............ 10 & oonus. 50 0 0 90 Oats - ~ fitig ..
u 0
•of the gathering was composed o tes-7-t
he wives, creased by the whole of the liquid sewage matter being Lemester-spuare, Chandos-street, Covent-garden, and Esq., was in the chair, and about 40 gentlemen sat May 5, 1855.
„, Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 91 ... Peas - " 00s oa
daughters, ani friends of the members-and wen their Pumped uP from the new houses and shops built near to Lincoln'e-inn-fields, and joies the main line at King's- dew,. Mr. sillenee, of Horsley, Mr. smi,„, of Fare.. My Loal,-I beg leave to solicit that your lerilthiP will i i
e0necei•............. - 50 0 0 ~ _ Barley
presence is stated it is unnecessary to add that the day thaNdtional Schools, there being no outlet' sufficient to road, Gray's-inn-road. She second branch commences in ham, and Mr. Saunders, of Dotaet, were the judges. kindly call the attention of the Lents of the Admiralty to Do., Parl. Preference 6" per cent. 25 0 0 - Bears -• f V
was one of quiet and orderly enjoymen .i.
t T h
he -an, as' take the drainage of such houses, and praying that Commercial-street, Wl•itechapel, and proceede by Old Prize 1.-A piece of plate of the value of seven gui- the following errors which we have detected in the.offie.ial Pce ix .... ...... 44 per cent. ,6000 52 0 0 30%
itatcliff - - ..
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51. .100 0 0 90 0 0 70 --- of
charts of the Gull of Siam ; and to »uggest, in anticipation
HULL-Ana. 21. . sliaialli
. well as the grounds, were thrown ope.n or the inspeed means may be taken to protect the health and lives of Montague-street, Buck's-row Devonshire-street West, neas, for the best 100 wether lambs bre lby the compe- United ,fene.ral• :::::. 21. 10s. 150 0 0 all 20
er., A ~
reliable extension of trade in these regions, that a
at fartn go,
001
A small show of wheat to-day fro ,ifessas, 0
tion of the excursionists, and the privilege was most ex- the inhabitants of the district. beneath the Eastern Counties Railway, and along West- titor, and not having been fed on artificial food-To of the p . , . . Westminster, hartered 41 per cent. 60 0 0 , 48
thorough survey of the Gulf should be made. Many ln- Ditto, New ........ - 50 0 0 10 0 0
- little foreign. The trade exceedinglY at es le reg.
tensively availed of.
Mr. HUNT addressed the Court, and described the street, to a junction with the main line at Green-street. Mr. Futcher, jun., of Fovant.
urecies have to be corrected besides those I shall now
actual business done • early in the market t
apes OVA
According to Pre•arrangement, the members of the drainage of Sydenham to be in a worse state than any The low level area is bounded on the north by the lower Prize 2.-A piece of plate of the value of five ' acc
'
guineas, point out.
WATER-WORKS. was tsken, but we ciesed firm, and do eef,,reigll of; fli,
five o'clock on th
association assembled et e lawn before place around London ; the inhabitants found this to be *margin of the middle level area ;on the south, by the given by the Right Hon. S. Hei heft, .11. P , for the se, In our charts the Island of Pule Paujang is planed about
tations. A nominal reduetion of 23 oc -70 core sel•
the south front for the Purpose of passing a vote of the case, and medical evidence testified to it. The prin- River Thames ;on the east, by the River Lea ; and on cond best ditto-Mr. R. Dear, of Durnford.. 18 miles too far to the westward. Its real position is, Dividend Amount
rs SPri Cake. ;010
Paid. Price. reports of the crops from the farme -
thanks to the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby and Lord cipal cauee of this was the open sewer, from which much the West bIC • t d B t dCh I • A • f I f ' • I•I9118 • 1 1 I 10' 136 in
y easing on-gar ene, roma on, an e - Prize 3.- piece o p ate o the velue of live guineas, north atttni e ( eg. , min., oogi u( e 04. eg. in . Name of Company. per of
tored. ,
Annum. Share. kinds a moderate sale. Linseed unal , vouteo'
1002 quarters, at 74:
niri ,
, ii
Stanley. Soon afterwards Lord Stanley made his ate- sickness had arisen, and during the last year cholera had sea Hospital. The line commences by a junction with the iven by A. Morrison, E.g., of Foothill, for the best Cape Liant stands 25 nifles too far to the east, arid six
No rape cakes on the market, and muca
pearanoe on the balcony, and was received with veS.e. prevailed, which was attributed to it, while no one could Raneiagh Sewer at Grosvenor-row, Queen's-road. Chet- miles too far to the seuth. Its true position is latitude 12
X s. d. X s. d. ,1, to,
glOO wether lambs-Mr. E. Waters, Stratford. ,
inquired for.
se e
ment and long-continued cheering.
deg. 34 min., longitude 101 dog 11 min. . least London
pass along the road without feeling the annoyance. Tha sea •it asses along Queen-street and Bslgrave-place to Price 4.-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas
a S i
ea black $ 0 ‘9O
Dr. HUDSON advanced to the front and said-Ladies next cause was that there was no outfan for the sewer nju;mtinPn with the .rcteria Se.wer. The Victo!ia Sewer given by Major:General Buckley f:ir !he best 100 wethe;
anradm;Bitarr,e,i,nllyfobuerinfa,t-oms, is 52 Grand Junction
78 q Wheat, English, red 74 to 70eas, greY ,easi sea., 40'
and- Gentlemen, as representative of the Institution el frorn the new houses and shops, in 00nsNeence of which then bec.omes an in egral portion of the main hne as far
- Ditto white 7B to 80.einseed, Biac
_eni ..• ,
lanabs, not hevine been fed on artificial food, and from a tu
dea 24 min. 50 see., loneitucle 100 deg. 36' min. 30 sec. Lambeth ............ 1 - 1100 0 0 -
Association of Lancashire and Cheshire you will alk•w the sewage had to be raised by pumping into a pipe as Parliament-street, at the northern end of which tbe flock not exeeeding 400 ekes, bred .by the competitor- - ill ohs et
o3o'nfeahro troagleateal‘stletvi
errors were pont e( on ee r. raw In ,
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Son•ie of these • ''' •t I t I AI C fel
i'latitude 13 Kent................ st. per cnt. 100 0 0 -
Kew River Company.. 2/.los. 1
, - -
outhwark & Vauxhall 5/ per cnt 'lOO 0 0 -
• I - - Dantzic and Konigs-
-1(% berg 76 to 781 Ditto Riga an ..
me on this occasion to draw your attention to the it 2- sewer, and whenever this took lace the health of the wer leaves the Victoria-street Sewer, and is continued Mr Gwsar of Downton.
'n ihe account of his mission to Siam in the year 1822. West Middlesex ...... 51. per cent. 16111 0 - 91 Poinerauianand Ham- ..... a 0
I angel ........ se sto
, portance of the great movement in favour of education al inhabitants of the neighbourhoFid suffered. This • se
• .11 Ch • b h 9 dFI • ' ' ' • - f 1 ' 1 • • . • • • • •
pipe by Whiteha. to artng-cross, yt e . tran , eet- Prize 0.-A plea -o p ate of the value of seven guineas, The situation of Bangkok and its neighbourhood is given
burgh
... 50r,roe
67 to 72PittoKou e . ee d
progress now in operation through the whole of el le sewer was required to be lowered 4to 7 feet below the street, to New Bridge-street, intercepting the Fleet. for the hest 100 breeding ewe,' on tooth, having been in erroneously, as a necessary consequsnce of the errors I BRIDGES.
country ; and I do so
.. Danish,Holstein,and I Menael . ........ r
A to 12 7.„);
merely for the purpose of init;.a t- surface, and the open sewer to be covered over from the It then passes along Crescent-place, under houses to ! the possession of the competitor at least six months-•- have noticed.
Dividend Amount Friesland 66 to 70,
illg/'°- 11 1". 0
ing an act of imperat. • t•
I have, &c. .
ive pis ice. You will excuse in e, point where the pipe sewer went into it to the railwaY ; Shoemaker-row along Great and Little Carter-lanes, alr. J. Futcber, Fovaimt.
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price. Russian and Odessa r 0 to es'Lins.c. EN-- 100,0010
as an individ
(Signed) JOFIN BOWRING. Annum. Share.
ual, trespassing for even one monaent sen beyond this point it went, through fields. Cannon-street 'West, and Cannon-street to King Wil- Prize 6.-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas,
Oats, English
your time on an occasion like the present, but it •
is irty The. CHAIRMAN said that the district had been newly aam-street, through Eastcheap, Great and Little given by Viscount Folkestone, for the best Hampshire The Earl of Clarendon, &c., &c , &to.
X s. d. Z s. d. Ditto Danish
d ••• ' 60 ir
dutv to call ou t ;
COMMIS.SIONS SIGNED BYLORD LIEUTENANTS.
12 Ditto Friesland - lee, 3800 0
e y r setenti-on to a resolution about to "oe taken in in 1849, and being a new district large outfail Tower.streets, and Tower-hill to the Minories, Per- Down rims of any aee-Mr. Pain.
d , f* d - - -
proposed, and which will more than delight yoa. (Hesir.) sewers were required to Is-e- rnade, but the difficulty of s ' •- fa f ' ' ''t • • ' ' '• f I
(inning its o rte o intercention in i e course , Prize 7. -A piece o p ate of tee va ue o eve guineaa, •
e i f e • Ist Devon Regiinent of Yeomanry Cevalry -- Wen t worth .;
oi
tit ntfiez or a..•• .. ..
- 100 0 0 - - Ditto Russian 2B to :30Rape cakes.- „ e. to e
elish .... OP Or
I have ther
AVillieie Buller and Henry L:sngford Brewn to be Cornets. Ditto New of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. i5O 0 0 - -
~ Barley, malting 34 to 36'Tares Erie . i e
enpon to call upon Mr. Ross, one of tl:e making them arose from the commiseionere being pre- thence by Royal Mint-street, Ceble-street, Back-roan, (sive!, bI.F.J. E. Jervoise, Esc' for the hest oen of
' • •gii ..... 131110 P
Y re : d' era •ie Ist Devon Regi mem tof Milli ia - Halifax Wv ate to be . •eraterie, ..... ....•• •• - 1100 o o -
3'''' Ditto grinding ilDitto PeterebTob•pj 0P
most distinguished members of the Educational As d f Is. h' h•tth6d • th l . • 1 d Ir BI Is 11 R 1 ' .
.si e vente rim ma ing alger la e an .In e pan( . Ernek-street, an( un er t-e ,ae •wa a) way, near 10 Hanpshire seown rem la:nos-Mr. o. r -Lacher, x is-
. Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 14s. Bd. 160 0 0 - 324 ON •to SO '
oiation of 1.•
Cepteite viee Leril Kingsale, resigned; Ferdinand Yates
28 Beans
-anCashire, to propose to you the vote of The Ravensbourne district, in which Sydentisen was 5 epnev station, to and along the Commercial-road, and vent.
to be Lieutenant. - Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 -
7,1 In 3 - 21 IA Ditto foreign
4 . to 441 Bones ..... •
......
thanks entrusted to him for the purpose. (Rear.) - situated, had already had 20,000/. expended for this nri.'er the Reeent's-canal to the Limeheuse toll-bar, at Prize 8.-A piece of plate of the value of five guineas, We., t Kent Light In fa.n try Regiment of JNiilitia-En sign v!'hall •••••• ' • " ' • 9"
Peas, white and yel. 40 to 43IRye Meal ........
Mr Me
. . LOOL3I Ross then presented himself ami d -it purpose, while a sixpeney nee w •uie raise oole- 2,300/. which poist tmmine northwerde into Devoialene, under given by r. E slug, Esq.,
_11,1.P., for the best pure South- 11,,nry Stephen el.elges to fen Lieuteu eit, viee Ashburn- 31 to a4lDitto torel .ss
esee
amidst renewed cheering. He said he saw before ISim in the district contaiiiing 12 or 14 square miles, and the the East and West Lelia, Deets Railway, and along the e iwn rain, of any a4e-Mr. J. Mo xis, Liitlecett. hem. atmointed to the Rifle Biigale; Eusign Thomas DOCKS.
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00
-vgsTS
the representatives of 70 mechanics' institutions of Les e• commissioners had lately strained a pnnt and granted Three Mlllenarie. it passes under the River Lea, pear Prize 9.-A pieee ef plate of the value et fi.e guinea,, Arthur Farrell to be Lisuttenent, vice Reiser, resigned.
Dividend Amount COURSE OF EXCHANGE.- e ea' $0 g
eashire and Cheshire. These institutions embra et cl 2,500/. more to make sewers, and they had no further Three Mills-bridge, to a pumping station on the eau
Name ot company. per of Paid. ' Pric,• msterci ,- ..• . ar • • -.. .. .0;
.. . 1 i 1 . .thr..i. t
nearly 16,000 members, and 5,000 evening s .t- funds at their command for the purpose. side of Viet river. Here the sewage will be lifted to Fergnsen to be Lieutenant, rice Weymouth, appointed to
"r" eiven day Messrs. Attwater :Ind 'Pelee., to the person East Yerk Regiment ef Militia-Ensign Denali; Robert
1/4h.) shall pee the lareest number of sheep for sale-Mr. Annum. Share. Ditto, three months 11 18 L. gl orn •• " .... ..
•, ,
tendants, who were unable to avail themselves of Mr. HUNT said what they wanted was for the commis• the high level sewers. The height of the high ler. IJ. Strange, Hazlet-wry, Der-et. the 17th Lancers. ' .______ __--
tot terdam - .......... 11 1 % ifenoa ... .. • •*., .' iii
X s. d. X 0. d. ,
. Royal Anglesey Regiment of Militia-Charles Robert tntwerp ........... -25 5 •,11an •• ••••.,...'..., :14
the means of education during the hours of ti ee stoners to do the works required, but, if they would not, above the low level sewer being about 35 feet, engines
Tennant, late Lieutenant 35th Regiment, to be Lieutenant. :easels .............. 25 3 , Venice.• ••• '
......, :;is,
day. It was, indeed, gratifying to find that those ao then to sanction their being done at the expense 4d the of ationt 1,700-horse newer must be provided for this emmmerciai - , ...... 5. pr cent. Stock. Stock. , -
..:ast and West (mita- 6pr zent. stock. an-ibex-eh ............ 13 8 Naples .••••'',...e..... 0
much above them in rank, education, and station, :al- inhabitants of Sydenham ; but the first thing required purpese. Near to the Stepney railway station, at Brook- FALKIRK TRYSr. East Kent Regiment of Militia-Ensign Francis Jones East country. - .. - , Rona ..•............ - Palermo •• ••
.....•
~ 0
Haseltine to be Lisutenant, vice Robert Annesley, ap- eondon ..•• •• -102 hi 'eels.. ee e
...,
.. 25 12% Messina • •
...•' ~ ,
lowed them to wander through their magnificent hal s, was to lewer the pipe sewer. street, tbis sewer wil• have a flood outlet into the Thames, we
pointed to the 97th Reeiment. tett) 80nd5........ 4, per cent. - _ e
Ditto, three months ... 25 40 Lisbon .. •••• ......" , ,
admiring rare articles of vertu, and throwing open tb et The CHAIRMAN said the commissioners would give at such a level as will enable the whole of its content,
- - earseilles ....- ........ 25 40 Oporto •• •' '. ~.". ,
TUESDAY.-Tha first of these great asnual markets - Sin h'reßegimenCof Militia-Thomas Mevrick Cheri- t. Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock.
which by right belonged to them ; while it was no 6 ems every assistance in their pesver if the inhabitants would t r In' dischsreed at low water, if required upon emer wae bele tiede, en the usual stence. Tile etock was ton, ee."ePest.i, and Rebert Meesfiel.l, Gent to he End•nni. per c. .50 0 0 50 0 2 -
,tourdeaux ... ........ - 1 Rio .laneiro .... :, .....hi ,
A.• ,Sir
~ outhampton ....... 3/. .'s
..•ictoria ....... - - si. percent.... 20 00'10 0 0 10% , fink fort-on Maine •• .. 118% ! Buenos esr6-d we
..., os
gratifying to reflect at the close of the day, that not ...the raise the funds for effecting the object in view. gencies. There are are two branches connected witl folly ae average in point of numbere, and was (..,mprwed Warwickshire Militia -Ist Regiment-Captain Thomas
•eran .. .............. - j New York,
.. ..., of,/ f
slightest injury had Leen ocCesioned by so ueuniaL an Mr, WADE suggested (i. the deputation that they 'hie 'i, e, the tir-t commencing by % junction with the ,•f Nerth and- Wi-et lieglilaiel cettle a -few 'from 'lie
Vienna.-.......-•• .... 11 37 I Philadelphia oees ai. ,I
Bernerd to he Majer, vice Stuart, resigned. 'ld Regimeet
.101 NT-S FOOK BANKS.
jefluX of Visit Ors, -and that the oppertunities so freely ese,- sheuid postpone the work for a few meethle till thee K ng's Scholars' Pond Sewer, at Vauxhall, and passim.. counties south of Atterdeeneeire, wit'h a, ' rii,
•rieste.. .....•••• - ... I 1 39 mum or 13,n On !, '
p k beg i f
corded by the great had le no manner been abused by had tee power in their hands under the Metropelis Local alo •., Abinedoneareet to the main line at Parliament Fifeshi re (wale ; teere was also a C oitBlll,l-:bi, IM.O her Albert Stanley Prescott Kuight, Gent., to be Assietaut-
Surgeon.
Dividend Amount - 'eter. burg ............ 35% Foreign C01..2,0in.• 0.! p ,
Paid. Prce. •fadrul ........., .... 54,16 Portugal Gol.C,ure
~.• ii ; it
those of humbler station. (Hear, hear, form Lerd S• su- Management Bid. - sweet, aed the other commence-mg at Ferry-street, in the
eteiz .......... a 50% Mexican IR?" , ..• 0
of lots from the districts aroencl the market stance. Time '4.1 somerset Regime.int of. Militia-Senior Lieutenant
William Barrett to be Capt.iin, vice Theckeray, resigned ; I Annum. F•hare.
New Dol,aro •
.‘ „
ley.) ' With reepect to Lord Stanley, he would mere ly The deputation then retired, with the understanding Isle ef Doee, peeping alone East Ferry-road, Presto' hu •• •
yers were not so nutnerous-rnere perocularey trem E *g Alfr d Htelson Picketts to be Lieutenant vice Name of Company. i per j of
i,
- tamiona ............ -
say, that were bre not present, he would give more me re- that they would consult the inhabitants of Sydenham on New-road, Bow-lane, Catherine-street, under the Lime Engl d f I bbl • • fth "1-11 e '•' • : '
.an-- as ormer y, pro ay in consequence o e Flelvitr. resigned ; Ensign William John Evered Poole to -
I, X s. d. Xs. cl. :eyine............... - ,Iltirer in bars ••
,
.......
served expressi an to his feelings. New, however, rat ber the course to be taken. house-cut, to the mein line at Brickfield-lane. The Lockerby and Melrese iamb markets beim; held on the bL. tenant, vice Barrett romoted • Cherles Fraser Anstralasia........... 120/. per cent..i! 40 0 0 all 95
___________-
than speak of him in relation to the efforts he had inib le DRAINAGE OF THE NEW CATTLE MARKET AND HACKNEY whole of the foregoing lines converge to the same point „me eee.
y There never were so many hiehland cows Geentn,nto be Ensi • Tif. Ph
ll "' I Jh F '
go, vice .ars a , reagne, ; o n en- British Is orthAmerican 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 o -
if
towards the promotion of useful knowledge daring e! le BROOK.
on the eastern side of the River Lea ; the two high leve seen at an Aueust market. In consequence of the large wick. Wilkinson, Gent., to be Ensign, vice F. J B. Spur- Commercial of London. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
." to • t 5/ er cent .100 0 0 25 0 0 - SEAR° KNE Af A ILS.
.r.O
few years he b,ad been amongst them, he would look te r- Sir J. SHELLEY, according to the notice given at the sewers hsving crossed over, arid the lower sewer under 1
pieces asked eir in the merning business was stiff, and way, promoted; Hugh Hamilton Parkes, Gent., to be En- aniannla..••::::::• :• •:
6/. pPer cent:l 25 0025 0 0 - ...er- - ~,,nlO. .
a tile '-
ward to what he might do. Among the liberal meast aes last Court, when a deputation attended to complaie, ou liaat riVer. The sewage of tbe lower Hewer having beer few or no sales were effected before 9 o'cleck--what was sign, vice Duffin, appointed to 20th Regiment ;Ro ,ert Lend. Cha.;. Bk. of.A..u.s. - 120 0 0 all 0 20 (N signifies that the ma.ll are sent from
_., , ;
he had advocated, the part he had taken in reference to the part of the inhabitants of Stoke Newington, rf• the of ted to the upper level, tbe sewage of all three will pro done up to that hour was amongst the two and three-yr- Edwards, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Clerke, promoted ; Londden anld4outnty .
! t. 111.11, peerreceernat.llsooo 00
00 r 0 00 00 349 s ay the night-and Mby the morn ing--4eSO te" ~
the repeal of the duties on knowledge had entitled la rn nuisance arising jewel the sewage of the New ieattle teed by three parellel lines in a nearly direct course to nal West Hiehland stets of a good kind. The show of John Bellamy, Gent., to be Ensig,n, vice Bennett, ap- Is
Lo%ndor'n
d.teloeint iLnicen.3.r. 'l2 Pper ceni..l 50 0 0 10 0 0 ' - : .t. 41,d
to their warniest thanks. In this and other matters... he market being coeducted into the Hadiney•hrook, said t• e Thames, at the outlet at Barking-creek, where are pointed to 59th Regiment; Editor Augustus Arthur Bra- Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 1100 0025 0 0 - - 1 r PI/
Po
•
fat w . rrlst s lendid one, both in pint of nnin-
sier Creagle Gent., to be Ensign, vice wingfield, appointed Pitto, New......... 8 /.per cent., 10 0 0 all - COUNTRIES •n44enera; i-,,, i.
might truly aay, slightly aitering the wcrds of an! e :Id that it appeared by the report of tbe engineer that se• voir will'have to be provided and means adopted for hers aasnda alit! for an Aueust market, and it
Office, Lonclon.• ~t,Pn 00!
to Warwickshire Militia ; George Clarke, Gent., to be Netional of lireland,.... :, per eel..
iis)o g g rig g -
res° Ia °
poet, not only " Stanley, noble father, noble Sot," bat 30,000/. was required to be expended to mitigate the d seller ,in the aecurnulated sewasee at and near the time Id • '1:31 'cr the early art of the da So uch
30 t•ery rea iy i
P .., y• ... m Ensign, vice Ricketts, premoted ; Charles James Osborn Nat).itPtorovlrecwal of Lng. 8 - p:rr ::init... 1 0 -
tmerica(byßrit.pack+N '!""very Frida+ Live j,..•
. " Stanley, patriot father, patriot son," He would not nuisance, arid lookirig at the fact that another bed . f h'• l' g The reservoir willbe abonta. mile and a
,20 0 0 I°3 0 0 .7:
!!.1 w ter_ as Bs. per Dutoh st me wad got !r.)ir codss, arid from 9s. Chambers, Gent., to be Ensign, vice W. J. E. Poole, pro- I ,
+merle'', thy United Sta. *
further intrt, rale on the time of the as-embly.- The iir )• would soon coins into power, he couel Come to no otheYr h 1 , S about 70 feet wide for ir • f t
m ig, in ac , to 10s. foe. stots. The business 1 this way was done moted• ' . s . . 4outh Aus
Mental Bank •dc,;;;;;. ;87. pPct.&bs. 25 0 0 all - Li.reSPee.
391, packet) ..........N
tralia •• .• . 114' p.ct.&bs.. 25 0 0
position be I tad to make would, he believed, be semen •if •d concluston than tlaat it was nnt advisable te ex d It " f In-
len-g-6- an
half of the outlet se:ver
9 t
menu,. (by U. States
pen sue the last rude and a , en'argel to a with cemParative ease. Two-yr-old Caithness stots sold Oxfordshire Ressirnent of Militia-Ensign Thomas Fayle- Union of Australla...• '3O . per cent.. 25 0 0
404/01152i•
unanimously' and with acclamation by all present ;an d, a sum of mon . .
2ro 0 -: packet) ..........N
ey en 3 .emporary work. He therefore ca• mit,' Sufficient for storing about 7,000,000 cubic feet, in the forenoon at about 61. a-head, being about 10s. rick Bulkeley to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Newton Xtar- Ditto .. ........... 301. per cent. -
_see'
in conelusioi a, he would merely propose " That the aI et moved a resolution :-
outran* (via South-
or double the average quantity of se :sage which, eith an above the corresponding marke!., of last year (but these rison, resigned. Union of London ..... i2o'. per cent. s(:_i g oo 10
ale, 0 -
ampton) .......... tie ...•• ...• •
. south).-
cotit
respectful acd grateful thanks of this meeting, rej a -e- " That the CoMlnission, having considered the report irn -1 t 1 II b •1I b th d b ) ' •
prey& wa er supn y, wou ( e pre ucer y e pro- were ear ought In ; but even with this rise the sellera - Union of Madrid ..... I - . 40 -
Htto (via Marseilles) N. ' . • Dever " •
ed by 70' mechanics' and other d l
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
Mao (via Cape of 1,40 ed )14'
lint.
~ R u t educational :in. 0e the chief engineer as to the best means of divertine spective populatien doring the eight hours in which the were losing money. There were very few real good
i ntions of Lancashire and Cheshire b
CANAL 43. Hope) ............N1
' (Or '
Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy,
the Ri ht 38. h , e presented. to the sewage of the New Cattle-market from the Had:. reservair outlet would be closed. The area designated West Highlend three-yr-old stots iu the market, but
g .on. t e Earl of Derby, for his noble r end irey-brook, while fully recogni•eug toe extreme impor- the western d vision, commencine a little to the east of those that were there met with a ready sale. Two year- Admiralty, Somerset House, Aug. 16. , .
- %fries (West Coast.)...Nl3cl ot the mond . elyill '
...
61•!'' 9 24 & 10 ot ~ Dover ' pi'l '
tlexandria........ -- , , , , ..
..„01
~ .
gdnerons no n duct in admitting so large an assemblage,- to tance of covering over and otherwise improving that Bromptes, and Chelsea and extending westward ns far old beasts of the above stall i v 1 f 6/ tO/
p, n a ue. rom : • Notice is hereby given, to all persons interested therein,
Names of ~.aj Dividend N ames of li Dividend
11exandria..........5f4th Pt 00th of mot:. SoUt:',ol,l' 01,11
Ms mansioie and grounds : and this meeting desires to main sewer, yet looking to the ma • - k B rd • f l ' I l h *t • • 'bl ' '
gnitude of the wor s as rent.or ,Is o so ow a eve t at i is imPossi eto w iuld be from 10s. to 15s. below the prices obtained last
' •' that preparatione are now making for the intended distri- Companies. d per Price cc mpanies. ~,-., per
''''' 4 Annum. Fric iahamas ...........51,117th ot tbe mont! Sodi'l
.„..!,01.11
leigium .......... „Nllntily .• ~ .... ~ . D0ve+,p,..,111.04,10
assure Lord: Stanley, M.P., that the friends of ede lc a- pointed out in the report and the f h b' 1 I fd • 6 tth
position o t e corn- a ain any ot ier nature means o rainage an in o e year. From the commencement of the market up till 12 o ssia scheone
bution of proceeds arisine from th Ru n r • trg Annum. cn
South's"' i,!...
---. 3razil ..............M '9th of the mouth..
.h.,,,!. 1.,
tional refor
IthA ril 1854 b her Madest 'a --
Gebruder, captured on the 2 p , , Y J Y 1 x - - -
ne entertain the most lively gratitude towards mission, and considering that the whol h• tf th • t tT- b . th. •t
• d t d- '
! X suenos Ayres ........ M 9th 01 the mouc, .. Sou' _,. pat .
I h h d 1 •
esu jec o e river as a presen . 0 0 eiete is, lis propose 0 a 0 (deck, a t oug a goo many sa es were made it shi Ain hion and Cruiser
antrf'"
his lordsbi,
Ishtn &Oldhl 98 71. p. et., 139 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 102. 51% tape ot Good Hope ..N
p for his enlightened advocacy of every me a- main drainage of the metropolis must corns before the rect the whole of the sewage to one peint on the shore of continued uncommonly stiff. The business done ;en Ps
P oth •havine 'list and legal de-
, e Agents .or . er personsth
.ei any j
d.
itt°
- • .. Barnsley .• • ;160 - - N path .. •• • • 100 161 150 !ape of Good Hope ..N
_„„ai
ofro
sure conch e ive to the moral and intellectual welfare of Metropolitan Board of Works for their early considera- the river, near the entrance into the Kensington-canal, to this hour, was kept up so uncommonly close mend unliquidated against e saw procee a are require°
Brknk& Ahrg 150' 4/. - O. xford.. •. • • 100 - 110 I ape de Verde ......N 9th of tin month gout.
the people."
~ to
Con, is of opinion that this question of the best means of and there take means for separating the liquid and solid that it was difficult to ascertain prices The prin. to transmit the particulars of any anch demand to the Re- Bi i diem 140 41 93 P.ulk. Forest 78 5/ Os. 86 eylon (seclndla)
100 251. 20 ;!st ,ent s• - 30
The reseaution having been carried amidst repeat -se d diverting the drainage of the New Cattle-market be left . h b f h f •d•h d • 1 I,* sra 4, ' I -1,, ,1 .Fe • • -fhH•hC rt f A I • alt 'dtht tb , rut
3-- . . 9R , ' • ,1 141,4 ,eit0n..............N
portions of t e sewage e ore t e ormer is isc arge cipa. eines o. stoc-s teat were .00-ee a..er were gistrar ot e ig ou o ( mtr y, in or er a e Coventry....
tiali'll'is' . .
cheers,
same may be examined, taxed, and ellowed by thet officer, ss. 84 Rot thdale . - 85 11. 10s. 60 flannel 151e5.... - ..N,Mon.,Wed.,&FricLBout
_„„t
Derby ••• •. 100 6,. 1 _ . .
for the decision of the board which is to supersede this into the river. young cows and heifers, and that was accounted for
51;24 &lit'', of motif inethawr '
Ellsmre&Chs; 69 214 p.ct. - So.unrset Coal 140, - - .hi1i..........• •.••• • ,0
Lord grANLET presented himself', and was again na w t commission." - This design may be regarded as the extension of Mr. in this way, being more easy made up at this and paid under t .
he senction of the Judge of the said court
Grand.l aletn.loo 3 pr.ct. - Dto Lk F.l-,t, 12, - - hina ... .. nce a month.... •• r
i ...,
enthusiastically received He said-Ladies and Genesi .- Mr THWAITES
• • , . seconded. the resolution, which was Forster's siews, adapted to the new feetures which every season tha,n stots. Even good cattle from 10/. to 13/. Agents and all. other persons holding powers of attorney,
m t r other instruments, by virtue Do , 6 pr. Ct. ilO 61. pr. ct. 12% "41 trd &Wore !Igo. 281. 425 -onstantinople ...... p., i8,13„18,23,ex'28 el ii PeVe--..0.00. T 4.-
I - - .onstantlnople l4tb s.'.loth of tnoe.,Smitll.
~
.. 0
men, goodSfriends, and neighbours all,-Do not imagi! 1 e unanimously adopted. suburb of London is yearly presenting. The coat of the value suffered in many instances a reduction of about Po
f't ves shicqtli etrl7; a sms 'ag n beeeles'aelly entitled to claim the share ,Irancdl rriey 14
IA4/(; - t
,rtierwhsrb4ii ry.. 1125
, 12/, 285 ont. of Europe M 2., N !Twice daily .... 'Dover ' 14e,f;
that I arra about to ask you to waste any considerab 1 e PLANS FoR THE NEW DISTRICT BOARDS. whole of the works is estimated at 1,750,000 e; add to es. a head. In shert, at the close of the market, a very blgigdr an Y ea 'ogr are requested, with as little Kr:lint & nA°vnn 39 Os ' Osd- 6% .z.avern .Ni. I- 45 esypt (see India) . !Pm'
part of thes remaining portion of this day, unfortunatell; r Mr. Tr:manes-said that in a few months a new body this 1,250,000/.. the estimete for the iseuthern Maio coneideranle ',umber were left unsold, there being to all rieeir- n - • y p'
• ' 't th 0 • 1 Lancaster
y as possible, to transmi e same acc rapamet -100 •-
• - . ./.se Bail. 2,1 21. 28 .
'ranee .• •• -.. Bit & N Twice daily ..... Dove;
....‘p..,
-ibraltar .. ....... .11/ 4,7, 17, SO. 27 an, soutli+'
too short, in listening to a speech from me. Pule it : would supersede them, and it was obviously their duty drainage, and the toes outlay necessary for the oomple- appearance neither men nor money to buy thorn, by the usual documents, to the Prize Branch of the Leeds&L v• p 100 25/. - Wlarwl.ck&
No 2L 20 ) 1 t.'"
I..elcester.... 100 5 . 4914 13 irmmg. 1 , .reece (see India ,
„,„
5,44.1
speaking iie only valuable, or even endurable, when it to make arrangements for fiscilitating the operations of tion of the drainage of the entire metropolis, north and WEDNESDAY.-From the result of yesterday's pro- Depertrnent of the " Accountant General of the Navy
' Leicstr &vtl4 83, - 28% W arwick & I , 0, reetown .......... m Fend & 17th ot mon. ,iouillar'',..
leads to s( sine practicalresnit in tha forma of action. Ilin. i • the several boards who would have the control of the south of the Thames, its interception from the river and ceedings it wee anticipated that there would have been a Admiralty. Somerset House."
Loughborogh 142! 70/. 575 Napton. 1 i 1001 '''' 11 .arnburgl, ..........N,Titesds.y & Fr1.14311,0cc1an':,,,, ,„,10/
flees is a ~.good thing, as in Lancashire we all know ; sewers in their respective districts, in order that no time delivery, in fact, into the sea, according to the best fair exhihdien nf hiack cattle, bet not nearly the ex- Due notice will be given, by future advertisements in tlonmouthsh 1001 - - W orcstr &1 i ~,,,1 •vannah ..........M 20.1 of *ln, mobp Iscratist,". r. 4
amusemei it and recreation are good also, as both in oav might be lost before the subject was taken up. He schemes which 1,,,,,i. heen a,,,i,icid by the most eminent pected number were shown. What came of the stock the Londoa Gazette, of the date propoSed for the corn- Mntgmerysh 100; - - Binning.
_SI '', 21. 20
rolland ............et!pal is ........... tirever;tejerlielt
own case:arid that of our neighbours we are, in this be my moved a resolution as follows :- of engineers, will be 3,000,000/. sterling. there was a difficulty ef ascertaining, but the presump• n • and at the same time the nearierwary ioo -
inencernent of distrihntio , e - .
~ - W ilts & Brks -I 10s. Od. -
_
.....„... 51117th of the menti,..ieetP ete ' i je
!ha maSouthampt.)lM ',Ph& 9.9 th of un, .jPl5."',, .01 ~.
country, not apt enough to remember ; hut when you ts •y " That whereas the Metropolis Local Management
tion is that, rather than stand the market to-day, iii coil- -
efficient of an individual's share in the respective masses
,llc ira Pdarsei Iles ) M ,ilth& 25th of room b1Da";......" le, $
wel be announced. INSURANCE COMPANIES.
to mix ,p leasure and business together you, run a gre tt Act will shortly come into operation, by which this HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK, sequence of the reductions of Tuesday -the stock having '
ease Wes (see In.t.u)!7, ,7, 84 27 of in,' I).' e,•,,,'1d ..01'
.. .
-, -
!eland ~ ......M fe .N,Twice daily .. „ .. 11,tu,"iiivtal'i
.0 .
risk of spr oiling both, We have not met hare to discus e cenamission will be superseded,. it is the duty of this ---e--- been bought in dear-the greater portion of the uneold
Dividend Amottnt 1
MI 9 l' & 27 of , .'Snut':',eoln• lila
to deliberete, to consult, upon any subject of pill& c Court immediately to provide plans, showing the ex- (Front the Report of the Registrar-General. ) lots were turned out to grasa to run the risk of the Sep- Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Name of Company. per of I Paid. Pm, '")en ••'• • • '4' -••-' ' '' . , !•• ie/•A a -
A:taint ............eteeti of the merit ,a 0
~.0001, ,
, Admiralty, Somerset-House, August 16. Annum. Share.
I aesira ...... .. a .. s 23d o' month • ... i Livc."-
interest. We are merely here for the purpose of hol i• isting sewers, for the teas and 'd f I 1 The deaths registered in London rose from 993 in the i
gui ance o tle eevera
,ember merket. The two and three year old IN est and Notice is hereby given to all emus interested therein -
----- • ilia (sec /ndla) 1 I
day-makirig and sociable eejoyment. (Hear, hear. It district beards te be formed under the said act ; that Previous week to 1,095 in that which ended last Satur- North Highland cattle shown to•day, in one or two in- that p' ; . •t' en air now' e. kinPg for the int aided (UAW 1 X s. d. I.£ s. d. 18 &28 to trial I
' Da'e iee
There are not many things better than a fine summer' .8 the proper officers of this Ceurt do with all diligence day. In comparing the results of the last two weeks ill stances, realised the prices of yesterday • but bea,ts in butic•-nre-f)'4raoci-e( (Is' areti4ine rnfrOin the 8 Russin schooee ; eleion ....•• .....•• .. 31. 10s. 500 00i50 0 0 83 *3l" '-•• ' • •:',•` NIS' Or!
da •
.y in the, country, and ars we have got one-ratie r prepare such plans, that the same may be ready to be the several periods of life it appears that the deatha rather inferior condition of the same awe 'would be abnnt cs tin-end (iris: then 17th I‘ll 1851, I- her Majesty's shi'
„r:, :illiance Brit. and For. 7/. 14s ed. aseloo 0 0 ii 0 o Ise ;_eurrs (see Ineite
ee ! . . et, i ,: • ,
er oath .e• rec mee ie_seeirs : es
a chance in this climate-we rill riot spoil it, ale r handed over to each of the said district boards on or under 20 ) ears of age rose from 551 to 623 ;at 20 years 2i per cent. lower. The your• • ' '' A'r ' i.O
ff• .7'
'Y.
er animals-six•quarters• inpinon an, on let. P' tett° marine.-- 'el. p.c &b 8. ,iOO 00'25 0 0 3f,' . '"u• "" .• ..•`.• -, , .
•• •• 6 per een t.. 1 5 011 0 0 _ leak° ............ VI , ~11.! ni Sits moot' , I.ZZo'vet.„.to 1.40,
~,, . •,.... •. N
.sthisth26thofm,,,T !.."-.110019,r!. '1
this cerditiJ greeting paid on both sides, by ceremote r before the Ist day of Jaeuary next." and under 40 they were 145 and 144 ;in the periot olds-would be 5 per cent. lester, It turned out that Agents or other persons leaving may just awl legel ile-
.inteahsc". - - •••••••• . Iss Od. 150001 5 15 0 18 ''''
...,:
7,....,1er1ain,:;,d_a ...... X; 'l%l & I.7th ef ino . 0::;Kor,
•i ,
or constraint, or formality of any kind. Idu assure yei t De SAyEit seconded tee reeolution, which was unani. 40-60 years they were 120 to 132 ;in the next Period tie stock WaR small, SS the buyers were equal{ few it mend, unliquidated, snaiiist the seal proeeeds, are required rots Life .........•• 4.. per cent. ire) 00;25 0 0 - _
d.......... 00, nrwatt! ship -!!v ' or .• ' ~,..1 .
there is no one on that lawn-old or young, Man, woman,. mously adopted. 60-80 the number increasied from 146 to 159 ; and et numbers. There were a very.' considerehl nuYinber o'f• te transioit the particnlers of any such demand to the Re- Irltlsh
ICeinmercial .. 7i. IN. !500 0 1 5 0 0 -
...pal state, ••• •... -1;4 htb I hth2cthofmol,
,I),•",:iiiionfr,
t,,,,.
or child, be they who they may-that enjoys the present: persens who hal attained 80 years of age arm upwards Irish cattle on the etanee, more particulerl •
' e • • fAI lt • 1 th tth •
y series and gistrar of •he High Court o , mina y, in or( er a .is
,_
lericiel cu.& Gen. Life spr ct. & les
4/ 'lOO 00,10 0 0 21
'lOO 0 0 10 0 1 - ,y,ifisula „„ ~,,,, lif ,ifh i 7th27thotinon • ~. _58,, 4. :
011 t e-,
~.,,, . ........ml.to 1, 77tt, o, !ow • .00 ,
spectacle t more thoroughly than I do. I never look retied - the deaths were 31 in the previous week and 37 in the tete ld 't tth I •
year-o so s, e a.ter of which, in the few sales same may he examined, taxed, and allowed by that idincer, s'' ,
17s. Cd . 50 0 0 5 0 , 173.1
,r, v,,,,,1 . .... „ Nri.,l private ship.. Verl - • 1,1
nisi old pl ttee-I never walk ont in that park, with which , T.HE NORTLIEUN MALY DRAINAGE. lel. that were made of the better conditioned descriptiens, d lie mid. r the san •tioa of the judge of the said court. "•9 •• -'•'• - "••
aeA
PWrits (1" 1 I ' ('
Kagle •• • hs. 50 0 0 5 0. 0 (is, 0, '
an a lot ter persens holding powers of attorney. F,,iuity and Law... 4% per cenrt. 100 0 0 50 n - f
N 'sir., •11425ti.,,,n.,,, . :Dever., . 00
'-- "' •ic,, iw,250,0 ~• . Pon:, . ,
I hope yout-, will shortly make better acquaintance, with-- ,
site Though the present return shows an increase, the
_ brought about yesterday's prices, but the inferior kinds rizeg orders assi nments, or other instruments, by virtue European Life .• - I/. 20 0 ' all 18. •icany ... .... . , ..16.• m ~..„, 1
,
oezue,i, .. ...... „ll* * 7th of -n•-•., ,ss
............,p
ofit thinking that they wanted only one thing to ma.ke • , The Court of Commissioners for 'Metropolitan Sewers mort•slity is much less than •it was on an average in the were all but unseleahle. There was one remarkable fact !pit' which they nefy be leeelly entitled to claim the share General-. ... ..
..
..
. :11 Ca. 5 0 0
Of 5 ~, 7,iemen's 1, n. t ,e,
them perfe.at in my eyes, and that is a few mere happy some months ago sanetioned the execution of a portion iewiewieeding weeks of the Years 1345-54. In the cer- in connection with the Per 6slare stock, more particu- belonging to any captor, are requested with as little delay 101,4)e
10”-i enstralia) •. - •
faces to enliven and enjoy the scene. (Cheers.) That wish of the scheme of main drainage for the south of the responding week of 1849 chelera raised thwdeaths from
7 larly those from Blair Athole and the Breadalbane coun- as possible, to transmit the same, accompanied hy the usual 'eantian ~.......... 5 per cent 1:•,(0, 40) (r: 170 : 0 63 9
. ' . (,‘
is frilly gratified to-day, and I hope this may be only the Thames, originally devised by Itlie Frank F„reter, and ad cau.:es in 2230 and in that nf last year the same epr ty, that they sffected all but a. clearance on Tue-day deenments, to the Prize Branch of the Department of the lzp,.e.rrii:;
reffee......... 12/. pg cent 5
100 00' 10 0 II:) :14, - a t_. ii, V
first of many similar excursions, fur which, I undertake again brought before the court, witii certain extensions demic rai-ed them to 1833. The deaths from cholera in there not being a single beast of this description on the; Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset- Indemnity Marine.. :: 134 & 31... 100 00200 ci _
V henany o, these t •I ) a swim, Or Ini-fitp_..d
t o,l_ it‘r
to say, all fs;cilities shall be given. (Cheers.) As for thie- aud inodifirations, by the present engineere. thew, periods were respectively 1230 and 729. In seaseee gr mod yesterday. •Shertly pa-t two o'clock the unsold house. Law Fire ............ 2s &2s AV, i 0,, 0 0 210 0 44 ,atchee on the followte'd:.! i :vi'th the eScePiiii be -
association, of which most ot.you are members, aird cou- With regard to the northern main drainage, the plan like the present, when this disease is not extending its lots of Hisshland cattle left the ground, and &mut. fou
r tb Lo
Due notice will he given, by future advertisements in r,,aw I•ife••• •• •• •• •• • •
e ndon ...ya..et e,
ri -f of the date proposed for the cotn- ''egal and General Life -
- 100 0 0 10 0 0 59 enthampton). and the Malt% 'NATI of which 'v"
50 0 0
.2 0 9 5% ...ceding da- •
'.cerning which. I have been requested to speak a wer:e are roved by the last commission is described in report, ravnees, the deaths from it have averaged 16 in the e'clock a very censiderable nurilher of the Irish • were Leman,
•••••""ii-
I will only va:e I wish it well. It has not lasted long' prepared by Mr. Bazaegette, Mr. Haywoed, and sir middle of Asigust. Last week 12 were registered of also driven eff unsold. General speskin all sales ame time the
menceinelit of ilistiibution ; and, et
_the s , . London 54ip..... „
tos & hs. 25 0 ) 12 10 0 - ,
in its present I form, but it is in good hands ;it has mante ' William Cubitt, and Mr. Roeert Stephenson, wiCich which 6 were caussd by " choleraic diarrticea," 2 hY effected were in favour et the buyer. Them (f'were a few arnamot of an
lilndividual'is share in the respective classes tsarina llss.per shame,loo 0
~ 28 0 1 4n
annou ced . )1e(1. Invlid & Gen. Life ,4% per et. 50 0 , 2 0 n 3% Nl'S'
&HARE MARK
We
a goad start, :tnel. it carries with it the best wishes of all, have been printed by autherite. The recommendations " chonra infan urn,'' one was fro.n " Eaglish -chol. re," mall cows shown, hut lit, le businee: was uone amonest, w ---- einsrvs ;5 p. ct. & Ds. 20 002 0 0 6 .a. t
I°l4
parties and el, sesee among those w!ao are friends of edu-• of the eminent engineers who have sanet-oned these re- and three are r turned simply as caused by ch les e re
ereni, and steed mileli acme were a shade lower Oa -4
Departmeut of the Aceounta t-General of the Navy, Monarch . . •• 1 - '0 0 1 s • -
LIVERPOOL, Add. 2°:,„,rire sieeor
cation and of the people. (Apr:dense-) As to the, ports will, no dortiat, be ultimately carried out, connate.- D•arrheee was fatal in 154 cases, of which 108 oe -
ruesde • Cut A rehire k • a"
in
queys ept up the figure of the I A Itnirelty, S merset-house, Aug. 16 eeitionai Loan Fund ' 51. pe! cerm. 20 0 ' 210
.
. Palladium Lite . -
15, per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 314 _ he ". 0/ ri 'O4
to of t ea i
ST,OEIC .ECTIANGE. -.The
.ne_
,_.,,5, te_ se
,SI
_AA
principle Of a dult education, a man must be twenty heeding as they do all time essentially ussful suegestions curred to iniraets less than one yesr old, and 23 to .
oreviouYs 'da Y
y. I Noticeis hereby given, to all persons interested therein, 1,11-
years behind the age who consents to argue that. Thes which have from time to time been marl. r...,,..,..+.;,,,, ft,. those between one and two years of ac... ; Th. ;.,_ . - ,

On Saturday the neerunete of the institu
tions connected with the Institutional Association of
Lancashire and Cheshire assembled, by permission, at
Knowsley, the seat of the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby.
The practical interest evinced by Lord Stanley in the
promotion and progress educational institutes for the
people jels,it is needless-io state, exerted a warm grati-
tude ithe minds of all affected or benifited by his phi-
loath Tip labours ; and though recreation and enjoSe
swathed, donbtlees, much to do with Saturday's excur
Rion, itewas evident that a desire to give expression tv
this gratitude was a primary motive to the proceedings.
From 3 o'clock to 5 there was a contiauous influx of
visitors. In the union there are 70 institutes, arid each
was adequately represented. It was calculated that over
5000 persons were present, and of this number Ma h -
ter alone contributed no less than 1000. The otheres
districts supplying large numbers were—Liverpool,
about 500 • Bolton, 300 • Warrington, 300 ; Bury, 150 ;
the remainder being made up of smaller tributaries from
the other associations of the union. A large proportion
•of the gathering was composed of ladies—the wives,
daughters, and friends of the members—and when their
presence is stated it is unnecessary to add that the day
was one of quiet and orderly enjoyment. The hall, as-
well as the grounds, were thrown open for the inspece
Lion of the excursionists, and the privilege was most ex-
tensively availed of.
According to pre-arrangement, the members of the
association assembled at five o'clock on the lawn before
the south front for the purpose of passing a vote of
thanks to the Right Hon. the Earl of Derby and Lord
Stanley. Soon afterwards Lord Stanley made his ao-
pearanoe on the balcony, and was received with vet .e-
-moot and long-continued cheering,
Dr. HUDSON advanced to the front and said—Ladies
and- Gentlemen, as representative of the Institution tl
Association of Lancashire and Cheshire you will allow
me on this occasion to draw your attention to the it 2-
, portance of the great movement in favour of education al
progress now in operation through the whole of the
country ; and I do so merely for the purpose of init;.a ,t-
-ing an act of imperative justice. You will excuse in e,
as an individual, trespassing for even one moment ten
your time on an occasion like the present, but it is in y
duty to call your attention to a resolution about to "tie
proposed, and which will more than delight you. (Rear.)
I have thereupon to call upon Mr. Ross, one of tie
most distingriehed members of the Educational As si
ciation of Lancashire, to propose to you the vote of •
thanks entrusted to him for the purpose. (Rear.)
Mr. Mareaner Ross then presented himself ami d
amidst renewed cheering. He said he saw before Iri m
the representatives of 70 mechanics' institutions of L a-
cashire and Cheshire. These institutions embra cr d
nearly 16,000 members, and 5,000 evening at-
tendants, who were unable to avail themselves of
the means of education during the hours of ti se
day. It was, indeed, gratifying to find that those, so
much above them in rank, education, and station, °al-
lowed them to wander through their magnificent hal 's,
admiring rare articles of vertu, and throwing open titi at
which_ by right belonged to them ; while it was no ens
gratifying to reflect at the close of the day, that not :the
slightest injury had been ocCesioned by so ueusuaL an
influx of visitors, and that the opperiunities so freely :ac-
corded by the great had in no manner been abuseti by
those of humbler station. (Hear, hear, form Lord Sea it-
icy.) With respect to Lord Stanley, he would mere :ly
say, that were be not present, he would give more me re-
served expression to his feelings. Now, however, rat b or
than speak of ham in relation to the efforts he bad m:r le
towards the promotion of useful knowledge &ring tel ie
few years he bad been amongst them, he would look he r-
ward to what be might do. Among the liberal meant a es
he had advocated, the part he had taken in reference to
the repeal of the duties on knowledge had entitled la to
to their warn-vest thanks. In this and other matters... he
might truly eay, slightly aiterine the wcrds of an c ld
poet, not only " Stanley, noble father, noble sot ," b es
" Stanley, patriot father, patriot son." He would nof
further intreide on the time of the as-embly. The
position be I sad to make would, he believed, be seam ti,
unanimously- and with acclamation by all present ; a n rl,
in conclusio a' re he would merely propose "That the is et
respectful a aid grateful thanks of this meeting, ref n -e-
-sented by 70' mechanics' and other adult educational :in-
stitutions of Lancashire and Cheshire, be presented. to
the Right 38'.0n. the Earl of Derby, for his noble sad
generous con duct in admitting so large an assemblage,' to
his mansioiti and grounds : and this meeting desires to
assure Lord: Stanley, M.P., that the friends of ads- is a-
tional reforni entertain the most lively gratitude tows r ds
his lordsbi'p for his enlightened advocacy of every ni ea-
zure condsi .c ive to the moral and intellectual welfare of
the people."
The resoilution having been carried amidst repeal d
cheers,
Lord gra.NLEY presented himself, and was again m. is t
enthusiastically received. He said—Ladies and Gent, :e:-
men, goodSfriends, and neighbours all,—Do not imagi e
that I arra about to ask you to waste any considerable
part of then remaining portion of this day, unfortunate)
too short, in listening to a speech from rue. Publ
speaking fin only valuable, or even endurable, when i t
leads to st eme practicalresnit in the form of action. Bus i -
nese is a good thing, as in Lancashire we all know ;
amusemei it and recreation are good also, as both in o at
own case :arid that of our neighbours we are, in this be ty
country, not apt enough to i emember ; but when you ti
to mix ,p leasure and business together you. run a ere. tt
risk of Sp( iiiing both. We have not met hare to (limn-, r,
to deliberate, to consult, upon any subject of puldi
interest.
,'We are merely here for the purpose of hot i-
day-making and sociable enjoyment. (Rear, hear.
There are not many things better than a fine summer'
day in the, country, and as we have got one—ratio r
a chance in this climate—we v.-ill riot spoil it, ale r
this cerdii rf greeting paid on both sides, by ceremon' r
or con straii.ut, or formality of any kind. Idu a-sure yet i
there is no -one on that lawn—old or young, Man, woman,.
or child, be they who they may—that enjoys the preseet;
spectacle t Dare thoroughly than I do. I never look ow rid
this: old pi itee—l never walk out in that park, with which
I hope your, will shortly make better acquaintance, with-
out thinking that they wanted only one thing to make •
them perfant in my eyes, and that is a few mere happy
faces to enliven and enjoy the scene. (Cheers.) That wish
is fully gratified to-day, and I hope this may be only the
first of mans, similar excursions, for which, I undertake
to say, all fs;cilities shall be given. (Cheers.) As for this.
association, of which most of. you are members, and coo-
,corning which. I have been requested to speak a won.',
I will only ewe I wish it well. It has not lasted long
in its present form, but it is in good hands ; it has math-
a goad start, end it carries with it the best wishes of al
parties and chimes among those who are friends of edu-•
cation and of the people. (Applause.) As to the,
principle of a d ult education, a man must be twenty
years behind th.e age who consents to argue that. The-'
thing has got beyond he reach of controversy ; it is pa, is
that stage at 'v hich it can need the aid of plattornospeak-•
ing, or newsp a per writing, or agitation of any kind ; it.
now only want s doing—talking about it is waste of words,
only —carrying it out, once for all, in the speediest amid
silentest prac4 icable manner. Every year brings more•
clearly into light a few leading truths which bad, until
of late, been too much overlooked. Every year we see•
more plainly that in education, as in most other matters,
self-help is the best help. (Cheers.) We have come te •
see that a little which men do for themselves is better
than a great deal that they g,t others to do fir them..
We see tem eihis—and not long ago it was a matter which
philanthropists and the public were too much in the habit
of•overlooking—we see that we cannot, by any interference
on the, part of Government or the public, deprive the pa
rent o'f the terivilege or absolve him from that duty and
responsibility which lie primarily on Min—that of duly
instructing his children. And from these admitted
trutres—for they are truths—it follows, that in order to
do tiny real good for the education of the people, it is the
parent who must be interested in the cause. (Cheer,...)
This you can: only accomplish by giving him also an inte-
rest-in literat we and literary pursuits on his own account,
and making bim value and appreciate the advantages of
intellectual c ulture. This is what, in associations of this
kind, you undertake and endeavour to effect, and the
work upon w hich we one and all are engaged. Now, the
principle of a dult education being thus indisputable, how
do you practically work it out? In this association, I
suppose you do not want telling, there aro 70 institu-
tions, and mtne than 16,000 members, while you have
collectively libraries and reading-rooms which contain in
the aggregate about a quarter of a million volumes. Of
this association, ,as I understand it, the two leading fea-
tures are these. One is, mutual assistance among a
large number of associated institutions; the securing of
a bond of uzion Itsetween them, of a common centre to
whiCh all their members may look ; so that local dif-
ficulties may be 'nor° easily got over, local quarrels
or differences as tin management decided in an amicable ,
way, and the spec; al experience of each institution ren-
tiered available for r the common benefit of all. That is '
one object, of whit fa the advantage is readily recognised,
and too considers ,isle extent has been attained. The
other leading feats Ire is the establishment of itineratibe
libraries,, or collect ions of books, circulating gratuitously
from village, to villa
districts vete
see, and from town ter town, in rural
ich are not populous enough to maintain
libraries for themst levee. That is still alumet a novelty in
England. It is n, w, for the first time being tried in
other counties ; bu
th here the sy-tem hits been—though
but on a limited sc cle--in operation for three years It
has met with signs a and remarkable success ; and lam
bound to affirm, ai a d glad to have an opportunity of ,
doing so, that, as a means of diffusing knowledge, it
deserves more gen• pool notice than it has yet received.
But if I get on to 1 Il else subjects I shall be led too far— i
(" no, no," and cr i, es of "go
you, in ,my father's name—he is in .
ma')—and I conclude at
once by offering
Scotland, but he ).S charged me' to express hie regret 1'
that he could not , he present to witness this siebt--
(cheere)—l beg in 'Lord Derby's name and in my own
to thank you for t h compliment of this visit--(cheers)
—to thin* you eh to, though no more than expected, for
ila courtesy and I Nod humour shown both to
m JJ
toou:garzit-,
Cher and to threwced to keep order amongst
a ThllititUde, T t * offer to each all of you a very
hearty • welco ne. ' (Applause.) The house has been
thrown
°Pen- Thi. na' are persons stationed about the
park and bard ens ho will show what is best worth see-
ing.
You ha- re t yet hours of daylight, and I.
wish you a pl eat
ana few
t afternoon.
Lord Stanitryii1.ed from the balcon amidst vehe-
ment cheerinfr,
-all'a were made for cheeyrs for the Eir)
of Perby and ie i mat ititess, which were most enthusiasti-
cally responde d •to a and "one 'cheer wore" for • Ldist
Stanley met wi .th du a honour from the multitude.
The parties agai n dispersed through the grounds,.
visiting some r emai fling point of attractiveness, and ap-•
peared resolve xi, s es they had commenced the day he
enjoyment, so to o nd it.

The Court of Commissioners for Metropolitan Sewers
some months ago sanctioned the execution of a portion
of the scheme of main drainage for the south of the
Thames, originally devised by Mr. Frank Forster, and
again brought before the court, with certain extensions
and modifications, by the present engineers.
With regard to the northern main drainage, the plan
ap. roved by the last commission is described in report,
prepared by Mr. Baza'gette, Mr. Haywood, and sir
William Cubitt, and Mr. Botiert Stephenson, which
have been printed by autherity. Tae recommeedatioris
of the eminent engineers who have sanctoned these re-
ports will, no doubt, be ultimately carried nut, compre-
hending as they do all the essentially ueeful suggestions
which have from time to time been made respecting the
main drainage of northern Lemb). The iuf eenatimi
conveyed by these official documents is certainly as in-
tereetieg as that with relerenc- to the southern portion
of the metropi lis, which has already appeared. The re-
ports comprise the whole system of the main arterial
and intercepting drains on the north side of the Thames,
extending from Brentford, on the west, to Barking
Creek on the east—a distance in a direct line of about
sixteen miles. Fur the greater pram of this distance
the sewage is proposed to lie diverted from, or rendered
innoinous in, the tiver at all times, when not m ire than
one-quarter of an inch of rein falls upoii the entire dis-
trict (comprising about 378,000 acres) in 24 hours.
When mere than that depth falls, which may be on an
average 24 days in the year, the dilution of the sew-
age will be so great, and the scouring effect upon the
sewers so useful, that the quantity passing off into the
river by the overflow or escape valves will not smell-0y
or injuriously affect its purity. The sewers recom-
mended forming portions of the entire scheme fur the
main drainage of London are designed to serve the doable
purpose, of drainage and interception ; for they will
not only drain the d Elaticts through which they pass, but
also intercept the se 0, age of those districts from it more
direct course towards the Thames, turning it eastward
until it can be discharged into the river at the spot
selected lower down. There are additional sewers pro-
posed, some of which possess the double character,
while others are simply " intercepting" sewers. The
area included in the present design comprises about 59
square miles, which are subdivided into four districts,
to be dealt with according to their varied requirements,
so as to secure for each of them the particular objects
sought to be accomplished. The areas are :-1. The
northern high level area, comprising about 14 square
miles ; 2. The middle level area, 16 square miles ; 3,
The low level area, 11 squaredniles ; and 4. The wes-
tern division, 18 square miles. The northern district is
bounded on the north by a watershed line, about Hack-
ney, Homertun, Clapton, Stamford-hill, Highgate, anti
Hampstead ; on the south, by the Regent's-park, Cam-
den-town, Holloway, Dalston, and the Victoria park ;
on the east, by the river Lea, at Stratford ; and on the
west, by the Edgware-road, at Kilburn. The district
has a natural valley line, defined by the Hackney-brook
open seceer, which runs from west to east through a
great portion of its length. This upper sewer will be in
itself a e e comp
I t. and perfect work. Its route is along
the Gordon-house-lane, across the Highgate-road, intec-
cepting the second branch of the Fleet sewer, passim
across the fields • into the Tufnell park-road, turning
down the Holloway road to its junction with the Tol-
lington.road, where it will receive a branch from the
Edgware-road and Regent's-perk, diverting the waters
of the upper portion of the Ranelagh anti King's
Scholars' Pond sewer, and • again intercepting the
Fleet sewer at Kentish-town. From the Holloway-
rovi, it pas-es tender the Great Northern Railway and
New River cut, taking nearly the name direction ae the
present open Hackney-hrojk sewer, for which it will
act as a substitute, and falling to the High street, Stoke
Newington, near to Abney-park Cemetery. It then
passes along the Rectory and Amherst roads to Church-
street-, Hackney, thence it crosses under the East and
West India Dock Railway, along Albion-read, West-
street,, and through the Victoria-park, and under Sir G.
Duckett's canal, up to which point it is kept up to such,
a level that it may be carried over or under the river Lea
navigation. It is proposed to fix tide gates at the mouth
of the Hackney Marsh open sewer, to prevent the in.
gress of the tide, and by this means, and the divereion
of the upland sewage Irons it, to prevent the floods to
which the Hackney marshes are subjected. The middle
level area is bounded on the north by the southern margin
of the high level area, Wille-den.green and H.arlesden-
green ; on the south by Bethnal-green) 04d-street-road,
Lintoln '"i""fietd=4, Piccadilly, Hyde-park, 0-xfoidat
Notting-hill, Worinwood-scrubs and Acton ;on the west
by Hanger-hill, near Ealing, and en the east by the
River Lea, at Old Ford, n ar S ratferd. The sewer will
commence at Acton, thence proceed iu an easterly di-
rection gaud paa under the North and South Weetern

Though the present return shows an increase, the
mortality is much le,s than • it was on an average in the
cerie,nonding weeks of the years 1845-54. In the cer-
' responding week of 1849 cholera raised the.deaths from
al causes to 2230 and in that of last year the same epi
demic rei-ed them to 1333. The deaths from cholera in
those periods were respectively 1230 and 729. In season,:
like the present, when this disease is not extending its
ravages, the deaths from it have averaged 16 in the
middle of August. Last week 12 were registered of
which 6 were caused by " choleraic diarrhrea," 2 by
" chol, ra infan urn," one was fro,n " Eoglish-chob ra,
and three are r turned simply as caused by eh le, e
D arrheel was fatal in 154 cases, of whie.h 108 oc
curred to itiraets less than one year old, and 23 to
those between one and two years of age. The in-
crease of this c'enpiaint is seen in the fatal cases of
the last six weeks ; namely. 45, 67, 93, 110, 146,
and 154. The average number in ten corresponding
weeks, corrected for increase of population, is
159. Last week attention was drawn to the fact that
more than the just proportion of deaths from diarrboea
occurred in the north districts ; and it will be seen that.
the present r,t urns still more remarkably support the
same observation. Last week the fatal cases of diarrhoea
were 24 in the west districts, 30 in the central, the same
number in the east, 25 ('he lea 4 number relatively to
population) on the south side of the river, and 45 in the
north districts. These 45 are thus divided :-10 in
Marylebone, 17 in Pancras, 16 in Islington, only 2 in
Hackney. and none in Hampstead. In preportion to
population the deaths from diarrhoea are more numerous
in Islington than in any part of the north division.
Last week the births of 872 boys and 825 girls, in all
1,697 children, were registered in London. In the ten
corresponding weeks of the years 1845-54 the average
number was 1,384.

At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height
of the barometer in the week aas 30.009 in. The mean
daily reading was above 50 in. on every day, except.
Saturday. The mean temp ,rature of the week was
62.5 der., which is 1.2 deg. above the average of the
same week in 38 years. On the last four day. the tem-
perature was considerably higher than in the beginning
of the week. The highest temperature occurred on
Thursday, and was 77 deg. ; the lowest occurred on
Tuesday, and was 47.3 deg. The mean dew point tem-
perature was 54.5 deg., and the difference between this
and the mean temperature of the air was 8 des. The
temperature of the water of the Thames was 65.9 deg.
The wind was generally in the north till Saturday, when
it changed to south-east. There were slight showers on
the morning of Sunday, the 12th. With this exception
there was no rain in the weak.

MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS,
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTEBEf
IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUG. 18.
Zymotic Diseases
Diseases of Uncertain Seat
Tubercular Diseases
Diseases of the Brain, Nerves and Senses
Diseases of the Heart an 8100d-vessels 3l
Diseases of the Lungs and other Organs of
R es?i rati on
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs
of Digestion
Diseases of the Kidneys, &c.
Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c.
Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
Diseases of the Skin, &c.
Malformations
Premature Birth and Debility
Atrophy
Old Age .....................................................
Sudden 5
Violence, Privation' Cold, and Intemperance 2B
Causes not specified

36
48

DEATHS PEON ALL CAUSES 1,095
Population Deaths in corre- Deaths
Enumerated. sponding week In the
1851. of 1894. Week.
West Districts
North Districts...... 490.396
Central Districts..... 393,256
East Districts........ 485,522
South Districts
-- - -
Totals
___

WIIVD AND WEATEILIR REPORT.

TUESDAY, August 21.
Stations. Course of Wind. Aram o, v..ather
Greenwich W.. Partially cloudy.
Lothbury
Leeds
Manchester
Whitehaven S W ... Fine—Windy.
Sheffield S.E.
Stoke-on-Trent ... W
Carlisle
Lancaster
Maryport .
Ipswich
Southampton W ... ......... Fine—windy.
Cowes N.W ......... Cloudy.
Portsmouth
Poole
Great Grimsby
Gainshorough W......... Fine.
Boston W. Fine—windy.
Bristol W Cloudy.
Plymouth
Exeter. . .
j Cardiff W Fine.
' Swansea W. Cloudy.
Gloucester
Haverfordwest
Leamington W. Very Fine—windy.
Derby W.S. W..... Fine.
Nottingham W. S. W..... Fine.
Leicester WS.W. .... Fine.
Bright•on . .. N. W Fine.
Yarmouth N. W Fine.
Cambridge W. Fine.
Lowestoft W Cloudy.
Hague
Holyhead S.W Fine.
Liverpool .......... W. Fine.
Dublin ......... ..... W.
V orl, ............... W. Fine.
Whit by . ........... S.S. w Windy.
Berwick ........... S.E.
Scarborough. ...... S. E.
Edinburgh ......... W Fine.
Dundee :.. ........ W..... Very fine.
Perth ............... N.B. • Fine.
Glasgow ............ S.S.E .. Fine.
Darlington ..... . ... S. Fine.
Hull ..... ... W S. W Fine.
Newcastle ......... S.E. ....
Strooti ............... N.
Tunbridge .. S. w Partially cloudy.

- A Itniralty, S tnerset-house, Aug. 16
Noticeis hereby given, to all persons interested therein,
that preparations are now making for thJ intended .tis't:-
bution of proceeds arising from the Russian brig laden
with salt, captured oil the 21th April, 1851, by her Ma-
jesty's ship Firebrand.
Agents or other persons having any just and legal de-
mand, unliquidated, against the said proceeds, are re-
quired to transmit the particulars of any such demand to
the Registrar of the High Court of Admiralty, in order
that the same may be examined, taxed, and allowed by
that Officer, and paid under the sanction of the Judge of
the said Court

Agents and all other persons holding powers of attorney,
prize orders, assignments, or other in,traments, by virtue
of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share be-
longing to any captor, are requested, with as little delay as
possible, to transmit the same, accompanied by the usual
documents, to the 'rizi Branch of the Department of the
" Accountant General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-
house."

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

NOTICE OF INTENDED DISTRIBUTION OF
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy,
Admiralty, Somerset H 'use, Ang..2o.
Notice is hereby Oven to the officers, seamen, and ma-
rines of her Majesty's ship Cruiser, and to all persons in-
terestdd therein, that the distribution of proceeds aris-
ing from the Russian barque Carolina, captu ed on the
28th April, 1854, by her Majesty's ships A mphion and
Cruiser, as regards the Cruiser's share (the Amphion's
having already been distributed), will commence un
day, the 7th Sept., in the Prize Branch of the Depart-
ment of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty,
Somerset House.
Agents and other persons holding powers of attorney,
prize orders, assignments, or other instruments, by virtue
of which they may be legally entitled to claim the share
of any captor, serving in the above-named ships, aro re-
quested to present the same at 'this office.
Any officer,-seaman, marine, or other person, who may
desire to recvive his share from the Collector of Customs
or of Inland-Revenue within the United Kingdom, is re-
quired to intimate the same by letter to be addressed "On
Prize Business, to the Secretary of the Admiralty, Lou
don," in which letter his own place of residence is to be
precisely stated, as well as the place of the nearest Collec-
tor of Customs, or of Inland Revenue, from whom it would
be convenient to receive such shire of prize money.
Tne following are the shares due to an individual in the
several classes :
Com/Ilan ter
Third Class
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth ..
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth

Dividend Amount
Name. of Company. per of Paid Price.
annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
i
tiritish • • • •
Ditto Provincial .. • • 71. 20 0 o 20 0 0 20
•trighton •••• • • • 51. 20 0 0 2. 0 0 15%
• lity of London .. —• • 41. Os 100 0 0 150 6 .:
Continental (4th Cap.) • '5O 0 0 20 0 o
tiquitable •• •• .... •• 21. 10s. i5O 0 0 all
,re.o.t Central
imperial ............ 10 & nouns. 50 0 0 all 90
indrpendent .......•• 51. 140 0 0 9 9
London.. .. .. •• • • .... 50 0 0
~
Do., Parl. Preference 6< par cent. 25 0 0
Pce ix ............. 4, per cent. '6O 0 0 52 0 0 30%
datcliflr •••••.. •• •• • 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 70
United :general ...... 21. 10s. 150 0 0 sli 20
Westminster, hartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 ~ 48
Ditto, New ........ 50 0 ,1 10 0 0

WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .....• 4 . per cnt. 50 0 0 all 70
Kent
Lambeth
Kew River Company -
-outhwark & Vauxhall 54 per cnt. 1100 0 0 89%
West Middlesex
BRIDGES.
..
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price.
Annum. it Share.
£ s. d. £ a. d.
litingerford
Aowliwark
Dii to New Of 7% p.c. 1/. per cent. 50 0 0
,Va terli., .....
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 1/. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 32 4 ,
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 28
Vauxha11.......... • • 965. 711 10 3 21 le

Males
Females -

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
s ame of Company. per of Paid. Prick
Annum. Share.
-- -- —
£ s. d. £ s. d.
'ommerclal .. . ...... 5. pr cent. Stock. Stock. \
,:ast and West fndia.. 6 pr zent. Atock. - i
East Country.. 2oe. per sh. ..
I,ondon . .•• ••
Diu t Bonds 4, per cent.
t. Katharine
outhampton
..*lctoria .. •• .- • -- si. percent. 20 0 0' 10 0 0 1 103

i'atiaiiitim Lite.,.
Pelican ......•• ....•• - - - 1
'luenix . - .... - - 180
P .essional Life 5l. per cent. 5 0 010 0 %
Provident Life IL 5s & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 -, 381
Rock Life
Royal Exchange .....• 10/. per cent. Stock. all -
Sun Fire -
Ditto Life ..... 1/ 14s. --i• -
.i. _
United Kingdom .... 41 pct & ibis. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5%
Universal Life ......• • 5/. per cewt. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
vier..l•4l Life ...... . 5/. per cent - 412 6 5%
MISCELLANEOUS.
- - -
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
- - - --- ---
Z s. d. j £ s. O.
'.ssam Tea .. .••.. •• s'. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
I .:ii t.. Mart•• . 2% per cent. 50 0 0 - -
ustralian t., rtculturl U. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 29%
I.astraltan Trust •• . 8,. pet cent. - 25 0 0 -
instrenan Royal \lall 51. 10 0 0 all -
nglo Mexican Mint. 1! 103. 10 0 0 I all -
British American Land 15s. - 140 0 0
Canada .. •• .... •• 61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 . -
Do. 5 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - -
.iitte, vi per cent .. 65. per cent. - - 114%
Itv Navigation Bonds - - - -
Fdectric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0 0 23 0 0 -
Ditto . .......... - - - _
Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent 100 0 0 100 0 e -
Ditto New ...... . - 150 0 0 17 10 0 -
4en. t? evens. & Invest. sp.e. & bs, 1100 0 0 100 0 0
Gen. ,team Navigation 10 pct 15 0 0 14 0 0 27%
'I udsov's 8ay........ - Stock. - -
-Inngerford ........ 21. ss. 100 00 i 100 0 0 -
London Institution ... - - _ -
London Reversionary Si per cent. lb 00 I ail -
Russell Institution... - - 12 10 0 -
Prtc,'s Patent (lancl. Co 10'. Percent 20 0 0117 10 0 27l
Reversionary Int. Roc. 4% /. pr ceall. 100 0 0 j 1011 0 C -
Royal vial' team.... 1/ p. share. IN' 0 0' 60 n 0 80%
South , ustralian Land 6/. per cent. 25 00 I all -
Trust and Loan comp,
Upper Canada .... - 20 0 0 , 5 0 0 -

•
LIVERPOOL, AuG• 20:,n0kek 'festeiot
STOCK EXCHANGE.— The tone of the -tine ;001
quiet, and prioes closing a shade lower .I,irs
Blackburn, 5 --Cale lonian, 314—Cant A'ol(t.t„4:
'hire, 83f London and NOrth-Wes'e. She'o Ste
shares, new, 16s. 3d. d —3.lanchesverP 0010110/‘'
Lincoln, 25& ox div.— Midland, 711--,5„.• 11
A. 36—South Eastern, 18i. Dutchll'e-1°
Western of estuada, 241.

21, bebire'
MANCHESTER, AUG. ry Wof'
STOCK EXCIIANGE.—There was 9' vevso g;3i'
to- izq and not much change in prices. stoelc,
13 5-16 ex div. —Midlands, na—Leeds
fields, 25/ Ditto, new pref., r 1 p.

111/
E.. 21. obestilve-if.
BIRMINGHAM, AU-. oy
„,, ,01
STOCK Ex. HANGS.—The market b—geol%ool
dull business to-day, and picas are 4j-'47
Midlands, 72 Birmingham and Derbr,
Bulking Co.'s shares, 334.

£42 16 1
10 15 2
6 18 4
3 16 10
3 9 2
2 6 1
1 3 04
0 15 5-
0 7 9

An old bachelor observes that he looks under the mar-
riage heart for the news of thP weak.
[ADVERTISEMENT ]—The possibility of abandoning medicine
altogether is shown by the numerous extraordinary cures,
without medicine, of indigestion (dyspepsia), flatulency, con-
stipation, nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, cough,
asthma, consumption, and debility, effected by Du
Barry's delicious Beath - restoring Revalonta Arabica
Food. The following are not tie I,,ast remark-
able : —No. 42,130, ,c Major-General King, cure of
general debility and nervousness." Cure No. 28,416, Wil-
liam Hunt, E Barrister-at-law, 60 years' partial para-
lysis. N.. 32,814, Captain Allen, recording the cure of a
lady
fronk epileptic, fits. No. 26,419, the Rev. Charles Kerr,
a cure of functional disorders. No. 24,814, the Rev. Thomas
Minster, cure of 5 years' nervousness, with spasms and daily
votuitings. No. 11,617, Dr. James Shetland, late surgeon in
the. 96th Regiment, a cure of dropsy. No. 37,403, Samuel
Laxton, Esq., a cure of two years' diarrhoea. Mr. Win.
Martin, a cure of 8 years' daily vomiting. Richard
Willoughby, Esq , a cure of many years' biliousness.
In canisters, llb. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 48. 6d.; 51b. Ils. ; 121 b.
The 121 b., carriage free;on.receipt of Post-office order. Barry
Du Barry & Co., 77, Regent-street, London; also at IS2,
Piccadilly; 60, Gracecnurch-street ; 330, and 451, Strand;
4, Cheapside ;. 60 and .68 Cornhill ; 49, Bishopsgate-street ;
55, Charing-cross; 54, Upper Baker-street,; 63 and 150,
Oxford-street
; 89. High-street, Camden-town ; 18, Pall.
mall; 7, Pall-mall-East ; 132, New Bond-street ; 24, Mot •
comb-street ; 13, King William-street, City ; 30, Conduit.
street; 21, Cockspur-street; 95, Farringdon-street ; 67, St.
P414'5 Churchyard; 6 Edwar.,l.3treei, Portnkan-squate.

•no'or
4,0 ~
LEEDS, Arc 2" Lock
, 0 ,_„t ,„
STOCK Exc ANGE.—The demana u'r3.ol-/ii. 64'
yesterday, ano.l prices were lower. A. ;)"Stl.
ket to-day, with only a limited bas.„,inA- soi°lll°‘
in demand. Li 3eds Northern, No. 1 DisfoOri
NlL—Ditto, o. 2,4/. ss. pro.—Crav°ll

5 0 0

OK
9, '
op, 0016,,,dv-,
DUBLIN, AUG. "• Coo r 20?,11
cot. 41-0, now'
STOOK Ex( 1$ (ANGE —Three per
......sep• /cod
Ditto for &cot nint, Sept. 14, 9q „1 (leiv Adia
Rtock, ¶4l-1, !a- —Royal Bank of Illent"
Great Soothe r and Western, 4 per Pr
7i B—Dublin and Liverpool Stelae
(501. paid), 46..

550
- 545

BIRTHS IN THE WEEK.
Males 872
Females 825

1V
__—_,,, Bl3,.tiactrporl rf
A. STRAND.I D V , Dtt'-' e•tit flfr'
Malta, with D I'IR )
The Childe I Br( lESSEL.—‘xljak ) 11.051 of s'4 0°
(Aces Hill), ;it : full is stranded
chance of sav',Eg her. Her M
(wßartietirs,hansdliiiP: fl, cotea:: troll :iito.
Da IP, IR stranded on the feare..u. r•A
,jesti°°
proceeded to 1 ier assistance last pig

v 5.... 1(1111, 'it
LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. chance of sass.
ono :21 :5.: 1 07° s'2 proceeded to 1
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Price. ...._
.., - 2
A nnum. Share.
---- --
X s. d. £ a. d.
'tank of Scotland .. 7t. per ceint. 100 0 0 lOC 0 0 184/ 0
British Linen Company 8, per cent. 100 0 0 Inc 0 0 223110 On the 20th
Caledonian Bank . Si. per ceat 10 0 0 2100 3 . ISs Mrs. Proctor .fl
City of lasgow Beak 5, per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 11/ 17s On the 21st i
Clydesdale Bank .. • 5,1a1. p cent. 20 0 0 10 00 t 2 13s On the 21st
C mmereial Bank 71. per teat 50 0 0 •no 0 0 212/,s J• Rogers.
Eastern Bank ~.. —•• -') per cent. 25 11 0 10 0 1 11 OR d
M:dinb & Glasgow.... 3%, p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 41.153
Exchange Isnk of Scot..
National Bank % per cent 100 000" 0 0 170)e. On the 20th Nottb of cot•and Bank a., percent 20 002 10 0 4/. 14s the wife of Mr.
Royal Bank of cotl. .. •
•t per cent P 0 0 0 100 0 0 131/ a
Union 'tank t‘f Scot. • ..11. per .;ot. 1,0 0 0 SO 0 0 941 Os C.
o.n, the 19th
Wes, •rn Bank •. —.. T/. per sent 80 0 0 SO '1 0 77 Ina Aj. Alexander I
:502 0 0 V. lOs
fiance Fire and Lire. Npr •PP 100 0 0 II 0 0 181 55 On the 19th
wife of John E
British tluarantee I/. pet cent. 10 0 0 2
Co onial Life ......... 5/. per cent. ~c• 0 0 1 00 5 5
Ni.per cent 10 0 0 4 5 0 4/. 83 Alexander Can
rC
ja;ve Caledonian al na
lasgow
ILni
Life
-,.:111/...00Peeeteseeennnt:
,I
05ct '
000
000
LEEilfegit.'hisricch°.toLfiLfe:-InL:utinfred. t, ner cent 10 0 0 110 ois. Os dttrOgniitteirjenfoßet6
National Fire and Life Of. tm. ,tent 'A 0 0 1 0 0 )21 Os On the 214 orth British :usur .. 7, per ,:••: • lot) 0 0 20 ott '33, Os
Rev Augusta; t
Scottish Union [name 7141 pr cent. 2❑ ft 1 I 0 0 It, Ili .
Wilkinson, Eo (
•• tall(' ard Life 8 per cent 000 7 0 , 2011 ss I
Unite,' oep Assurance Si. per cent 10 0 0 1 0 o

As a well-dreoed nan was yesterday pa.mintr olong
the Roe M•intholon he suddenly fell tii the orour,d, face
forerno,t, and being taken up was found to be dead.
Papers yin hhimshowed his name to be Graff, and gave
his
address. Tiie body was conveyed to the residence of
his famlly.—Galignani.
THE SUICIDE
.IN FETTIM-LANE.—An inque-t was
held on Monday night last upon the body of the unfor-
turate man, Llovd, who hung himself in his . own
kitchen in the Brunswick Coffee-house on the mornui.. of
that day. The evidence adduced before the coroner and i
jury was quite in accordance with the details of , themm-
lancholy transacti,,n. It was now also stated "ha'.. the
unfortunate deceased had been arre-ted some time
since upon suspicion of picking a pocket, without the I
sli ht,st foundation, and that this circumstance preyed
very touch upon his mind. The jury, after hearing all the
evidence, returned a verdict of "Temporary insanity.",

Total

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4
No. I Strano, Priulor, at Pe 5t46:`"7,12 00,%-
Strori, al
0j , .
sovol, 1`1) —4°
Aliddloae: Wedugglxv tufirtist 22/ Ow