The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-19 00:00:00

Country Markets.

Her Majesty's steam-frigate Arrogant, au, .---..
Yelverton, arrived at Spithead from the Baltic yestiei on Saturday, the 17th inst., being the anniversary of The following is an extract from the report ()I citais wnicu Lasso asseeea -s , .1.01 11.1.1 Ja. .. .........,.....-.•
day, where there were anchored her Wlajesayaasrdseinip. the death of Lord Dudley Stuart, the Polish emigrants ['Tont G/GC C/1/t(Allb 147,15,.
This was the adjourned examination meeting in the • s ILMV..,
CaptaSin Warden; a
m, resident in London assembled in the Sussex-chambers, the oC • • tant attack and repulse, the following account;ex- 1 Second
Cwsar, 91, Captain Robb; Ajax, 60,Commissioner of the Western District (Mr. se of David Leopold Lewis, merchant and bill broker, PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENIN(
Blenheim, 60, Captain Hall • Hawke, 60, Captain.o Duke-street, St. James's, to commemorate this melan- Green) relative to the state of the goldfields. The tracted from a Russian officer's letter, will still be ca -' • Third.
of Salter's-hall-court, Cannon-street. The accounts ex-
event b
; • y paying due respect to the memory of document was ordered to be printed by the Coun- LONDON, FRIDAY, Now. 16, 1855. Tots
manney ; Edinburgh, 58, Captain Hewlett; Hastings, hhchy found worth perusal :-
" The main attack of our troops, which were put into tend from June, 1852, to June last. An amended -se
, , P atn their best friend and benefactor, and the most unflinch- •
60, Captain E. G. Fanshawe ; and Russell 60 Ca t motion on the night of the 28th to 29th September, balance-sheet has been filed, and extends from June 30, Pt
Francis Scott. ing and devoted champion of the cause of Poland. ml on the 3d of July last :-
",1. Ophir, as compared with last year, has somewhat with the entire storming apparatus from Tschirotlitschai, 1852, to the 7th of June last, and centains the following GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. It
It is stated that there are 200 iron gun and mortar
Col. Chevalier B. W improved in prospects. Some of the diggers have re- was directed against that point, which is to Kars what leading items :-Unsecured creditors, 2,517; ditto hold- Dividend Amount , 22
- lERCINSKI occupied the chair, and
boats building, or ordered to be built, by contract, for
in a short but fervent address pourtrayed the private •d h 1 f the per of Paid. Price' Whea
mame ere,
.ft most from e commencement, and, evi- the Malakhoff with the Kornileff Bastion, was for Sebes- ing security, 218,634/. ; liabilities, 41,973/. sto G. Name of company.
Annum. Share. ,
the Crown by British and Scotch ship-builders. They
and public virtues of the departed nobleman, his faithful Oats,
will be all steamers, and the mortar-boats will be so dently, the yield must be sufficient, to satisfy them, topol, viz., the Sch.orakh. group of hills, with their enor- Mould and G. Hudson, M.P., 69,6941. ; profits, 9.807 ;
.- --
Theattachment to Poland, for whom he laboured, and in
when it induces (what is unusual among that class) a mously strong fortifications. The dark squares of our bonus received by G. Mould's undertaking, 10,000/. ; X S. d. X s. d. ,
built as to form pontoon bridges. steady perseverance in pursuit of gold in one locality, 1 like huge shadows, silently and noiselessly capital (June 30, 1852), 471/. ; bad debts, 7,4381. ;by British •• •• --••- •• _ _ _ _
Great Britain, steam-transport No. 187, Captain
• whose service he had laid down his life, thus leaving an
New leads of gold are also occasionally found in this over the plain. In the east at length a white streak G. alould and G. Hudson (debit balance) of contract ac- Ditto Frovincial .• •• 71. 20 0020 0 0 20
Gray, which left Portsmouth on Saturday, with the Bri- example of rare devotion and patriotism, which every Brighton •••••. • • • • • • 20 00200 • 16 Qrs.
men move( a
neighbourhood, but the population is too limited in announced the break of day, and a cold breeze count, 61,072/. ; property, 10,012/. ; ditto held as se- '5l. 001 . 0 250 .
tish Swiee Legion, for the Crimea, is to call at Malta right-thinking Pole is proud to imitate; and his name City of London .. •. .• 4.. Os. 10 0 50 0 -
' will for ever be enshrined in every Polish heart. 50 0 0 20 00 1 - 1197 ,
Smyrna, and Constantinople. • , number to effect much towards the development of new came sweeping along. The action began on the Sehorakh cut•ity, 99,682/. ; trade expenses, 5,013/. ; law costs -
Capt. CHAS. SZULCZEWSKI said-A year has passed fields ; and this remark will apply with equal force to heights, and it was here that Death gleaned the first 20)401. ; interest, discount, and commission, 20,802/. ; Eeuitable .•••• - - - Si. 10s. 50 0 0 all
2 Continental (4th Cap.) .
34 me
The Arabia, steam-transport No. 95, Captain Stone Great Central .......81 -••. 81 per cent. 10 0 0 all it ai
since our reverend triend Lord Dudley Stuart was taken the whole district. fruits of his harvest. General Maidel had received in- personal expenses, 3,036/. ; losses, 107,523/. ; liabilities, 7
lett Portsmouth for Plymouth on Saturday, to embark • imperial .. •• ........ 101.& bonus. 50 0 0 all -
from among us-cut off in the strength of his years and Independent ......... 51. 40 0 0 -
troops. "2. The Turon continues to yield a considerable structions to climb these height and to take the fortifi- per con., 41,973/. PO
He was closely fol- Mr. Bagley, for the assignees, expressed dissatisfaction London.... _•.•• •• •• _ 50 0 0 -
PP
The screw steam-ship Ariel, 9, Commander Luce, in the midst of the energetic prosecution of the duties he
quantity of gold; and as fast as one spot becomes ap-
had marked out for himself, and all of which had refer-It --- la
having been repaired, was taken out of the docks at Der nth, exhausted f tanother equally o its treasure
lowed by Generals Kovalevski and Prince Gagarin, with with the accounts, and asked for further time to look Do., Pail. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0
41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 - a
Keyham, on Friday, and towed by the Pike into Ply- once to the cause of Poland. I believe that on this me- • ' e -
rich is discovered. The late floods disturbed the sys- cations, let it cost what it might.
their storming columns ; . but a murderous cross-fire over them. The assignees were obliged to carry on an ythac2t '••••• • • -
51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General ...... 2/. 10e. 50 0 0 all B
19
mouth Sound. . lancholy occasion-now classed among the national days •
teraatic operations of several companies who had se- made such fearful gaps in our close masses, that investigation at their own expense, not a farthing hay- B
of mourning inPoland-I shall not only be expressing a even those who had got high up the hill, had, aye, insa been received from the estate beyond 12/. ss. 2(1. Westinhister Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 fl 5e IA
La Hogue, screw steam blockship, Captain W. Ram-cured auriferous tracts on various parts of the river, Ditto, New .... •• •• - 150 0 0 10 e 0 104, "k 1
truth as regards myself, but one that will be responded
say, is ordered into Keyham Yard to be repaired. Her and many were, in consequence, obliged to resort had even attained the edge of the fosse, were obliged The property was returned at 10,000/., but this consisted
to by every Polish heart, when I say that, during this At this point Kovalevski and Gagarin of a third incurubrance on an estate of Mr. Hudson, WATER-WORKS. 0
crew will be berthed on board the Agincourt. again to the table-land flats-the streams for some to turn back.
year, thoughts of him have never been absent from our were each of them hit by two balls, and General M.P., which was not worth the wax with which the _ F
• The crew of the hospital ship Bell eisle, 6, Commander
minds, and that the brighter hopes which the future time remalning too strong to admit of work being re- : Dividend Amount
J. Hosken, were paid wages at Plymouth on Friday. Burned in the river bed However, the fresh having again Maidel was first of all slightly and then seriously deed was sealed, and the bankrupt's right thereto was
Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
seems to hold out to us only make us turn with a warmer wounded. He also was obliged to leave the field. The denied by Mr. Hudson. Beef
Six weeke' leave of absence was granted te them.
gratitude to the memory of the man whose untiring de- subsided, notice will at once. be given to the several Annum. Share.
- Mut:
The Phcenix has been out of No. 1 dry dock, Sheer' companies to recommence their vrorkings. The erection officers were compelled to expose themselves so much in The baokrupt, in examination, stated-I passed - ,
votion to the Pclish cause shed some raps of light .
•
4'. per cut. 100 o 0 -
X s. d. £ s. d. Veal
ness, and is now being cleared out alongside the north of a steam-engine in aid of bed-claim working has been order to bring their columns through that fearful fire. through the Insolvent Court in 1849 or 1850. I then
East London
through the darkness of twenty-five years of all but commenced Only Maidel's Caucasian battalions, under the command owed 2,000/. odd ; the capital of 471/. in June, 1852, is
wall of the fitting basin.incrcand Junction .... - 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all
hopeless exile.. In truth, if the Polish emigration is a hh in one instance on the Turon, and I should ,6!„ Salle
At noon on Saturday a telegraphic message arrived at
singular phenomenon in the history of the world, the imagine would answer well ; hitherto the great diffi- of Colonel Tarchanoff, succeeded in penetrating into the correct. I owed Paul and Duster 500/. that had stood
-
Sheerness, for the Cressy, 80, screw steam-ship, Capt. culty has been in keeping the water under, andvain' w rlla m 9
tin New River Company 21.105.
Ment to keep over from noy insolvency. I also owed Alcard and Kent...
7...1..11..7.1' Tall
d votion of Lord Dudley Stuart to the cause of the--
R. L. Warren, to be prepared for being taken into the without some power more constant and untiring than Ptheir attempts to Phillips 80/. or 901. They could attach my account s uthwera &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 -0
--
0 - 89% Pots
Polish emigration is as singular and as noble a phanome- West Middlesex •• • • -
fitting basin, and docked to make good her defects, mere hand labour this has, indeed, been found almost fsotorofinle :sdtihopenosoift
centralit ; o
but
fortification
i'
nT
frome
were
all
point. It was the bank for this debt; they are not now creditors. I ooss Butl
non in the history of humanity. He is no more among in vain that a number of guns was brought up to their compounded with all my creditors so as to enable me to
BO as to be ready for active service when required. She impossible. BRIDGES. Eggn
us to spur us on by his own activity, to check us by his support ; the fearful fire of the enemy prostrated both take my schedule off the file. The small creditors are
will be taken into the basin immediately the spring tides "The Ratron-hill Company, who have erected ma-
o yen admiration, and to rekindle at the fire of his own gunners and horses. The Caucasians endeavoured to paid in full. I paid Paul and Duster 2001. My books -
set in again, chinery to enable thhm to sluice on a larae scale have Dividend Amount Floe
heat the flame of patriotism when perchance damped a ' - hold their ground until the reserve under General Bro- will show the period of these payments. The statement Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Oat:
A novel experiment was successfully tried on board not resumed operations since the flood ; but lam in- .
deferred h '
by "the hopebeforeilit at maketh the heart sick." But mewski came to the. assistance
.of their thinned ranks ;of these debts on my present balance-sheet shows the Annum. Share. Ben
the Horatio screw steam-ship, while she was to wing theformed that they intend continuing their undertaking.
his example ill still us, and shall I not be speak- but this General received a serious wound, and so (lid amount compounded for, not the actual debt. I esti- --
Glatton floating battery out to the Mediterranean. In Generally the diggers on the Turon are doing well.
ably in
his successor in command, Colonel Ganezki. With a mated my furniture in 1852 at 1,000/. I purchased it -X
ing from the ea f Poles when I say that we will wuneerford a ..•• ..•• - - - 12
consequence of the condensing gear of one engine giving,' The health of the residents
.has been favour v. Jew to facilitate the storming General Basin, who had after my insolvency. The debts under the insolvency
endeavour to show ourselves worthy of it by unflinching 00 00 --__
way at sea, it was attempted to make the crippled • • •
energy, by keeping alive the spirit of hope when every- influenced by the large quantity of vegetables now pro- .to ay previously, was ordered, in conjunction were not then paid. My furniture was sold in October,
d+l d s 0
iu)tiltstsov aNrekw..oi
~7%. : .1; ..c..
-
engine still available, by working it on the non-condone- curable on the river • for, in addition to two market Waterloo ..... ..--;. _.• - 100 0 0 - _
thing seems to conspire to quench it, and by unwearying with General Baklanoff, to storm Tchakhmakh from 1853, for 533/. I was then removing from St. John's-
ing, or locomotive, principle. This was done by a gardens, the beaks 'are dotted with small enclosures, _
exertions in the cause to which we are bound by every the side opposite to us. He took three redoubts, to- wood. I had a horse and brougham which I retained vititto. (;Tawd Ann. of Si. 11. per cent. cent. 1.)5?)
i. ii 11..1104,5...48,(11.. 1 (..g 0,3 0.
--
temporary arrangement to carry the exhausted steam -
sacred tie of nature, but which he had voluntarily adopted
gwhere various of vegetables are grown in abun-
gather with 12 guns that they mounted, and 11 stand of until near my bankruptcy, and then sold them for 100.1. Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 2 -
'away on deck ; and, taking into consideration the rough- 2N
in the overflowing beneyclence of his heart ! I have al- "ance. colours and pennons, and for many hours held out I had a horse, but not the same carriage, from June,
;less of rnaterials at hand for making such an alteration, Sh
luded to the brighter hopes for the future which seem "On the Lower Touron some rich deposits of gold DOCKS. by t
and the urgency of proceeding without delay to get the against a murderous cross fire of artillery, without, how- 1852, having made a present ot one chaise to Mr.
dawning upon us. I say this not with any reference to have been discovered, 18 and 20 ounces daily having we_
(flatten out for the work in the Black Sea, the working ever, being able to advance any further. Tine Turks de- M'Kenzie. My profits are stated at 671. There is also Dividend Amount ;
any supposed designs of the Allied Pcerers- what their been obtained from claims recently opened on the banks Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
of the engine on t'ae non-condensina principle exceeded
intentions may be with regard to Poland they guard jea- of that river a few miles from its junction with the Mac- fended themselves most obstinately aud undauntedly a sum of 9,740/. on a settlement af suhdry cleans at the
under cover of their works. A sultry day succeeded time of superseding my former bankruptcy. Annum. Share.
the most sanguine expectations of all on board.---
lously from the public; but I say it with reference to the quarie. I consider the prospects of this goldfield to be to the coolness of night. The struggle had already Mr. Bagley.-Do you call that profit? -
The Russian schooner Victoria of the burden of 220 X s. d. Xs. d. -- -
Commercial .. ~...... Si, pr cent. Stock. Stock. - am
all but universal struggle that has commenced against the good as regards future workings, and, from its great lasted five hours, and the men were exhausted. An ex- Mr. Lawrence, for the bankrupt, contended that, as
tons (new vessel), laden with timber and firewood,
power that has ground Poland under its heel, and to the extent, it must be many years before the deposits are terminating cross fire from the upper and lower rows of a matter of figures, the statement was right ;if he owed East and West India.. 6'. pr cent. Stock. -- Ile km
arrived at Sheerness at 5.30 a.m. yesterday in charge of
new meens of action against this our deadly foe which exhausted, even with a much larger population than we 20s. per sh. - - - P
Second Master Mr. Frederick William Rea, of the London .• ••.•- •• •• 51. pr cent. Stock. 901 A km
-
have been opened up to the members of the emigration, as have at present upon it. The present yield is stead the fortress, lying one above the other like stairs, con- a man 1001., and he consented to take 501. in payment, East Country..
.Y. tinned to devastate our infantry and artillery. At length it was clear that he made 50/. by it.
Nile, 91 guns, screw steam-ship, Captain George R.
also to such ofourcountrymen who,onabled to escape from "3. Tambaroora has fallen off in numbers since last it became neeessarY to decide upon a retreat else the Mr. Begley.-If that is profit, then Mr. Lewis, after St. Katharine - - km
Mundy, to which ship the Victoria is a prize. She
thraldom, find in the ranksof the allies an opportunity for year-not from want of paying ground, but from the army would have been entirely destroyed. This was this bankruptcy, will have ft all a Profit, for he will not "outhampton -••• - a
was taken in Rucapi Bay, Island of Biskopo, by the Victoria - Ott
turning against-her the weapons which she forces into scarcity of water which is obtained during the dry wea- executed in such a way that, by the skilful arrange- pay a shilling.
boats of the Nile, on the 20th of September (the anaiver- - Ott
their hands for self-destruction. It would be superfluous ther. Since the breaking up of the drought many of JOINT-SrOC,K BANKS. I
aary of the battle of the Alma). Her crew had aban- ments of General Kaufmann, all pursuit was made an- The Commissioner remarked that the amount should
for me to point out to you, who are as well acquainted the diggers have, however, returned and are now doing possible to the Turks, who were already preparing for not be included in the profits. If he had happened to
doned her for some time before she was taken. She
as I ana with his noble career, how strikingly verified by well. The Colonial Gold Company have commenced it. The failure of the attack is attributed to the loss of cast his eyes over the figures in the balance-sheet for the Dividend Amount
parted company with the Nile on the 22d of October at Name of Company. per of Pahl. Price. kii
Nargen. She arrived at Faro Sound on the 25tla of the events of the present day are all the predictions of crushing the quartz from the Royal vein, and, as officers, but it is not to be denied that neverthelese our purpcse of certificate, he might have thought that the Annum. Share. Ra
the friend, to honour whose memory we have met to-day, the cost of working can hardly, with the management troops did not their very utmost; but the Turks fought stun of 9,8001. under the head of profits would justify -
October, and Elsinore on the 2d of November, left Esti-
relative to the schemes of Russia and to the consequences i at this place, be expensive, I should be inclined to look
nore on the 4th inst., passed the Sca,w on the sth, with Commercial
I.Neotarlt loa at. meri
London.can 16011..
ppeerr
cent. 100
15000 00 oo
20 ~0 0
___-_ C:3jras
Australasia.- ........ 20/. per cent! 40 0 0 all 91% Be
with an invincible obstmacy. At the calling over of the the expenditure ; but this was not the case, the onl.y
likely to accrue from the wilful blindness of the West in for profitable results. The vein they are oPeratiog mister•roll in camp more than a third (some say a good profits were 67/.
a heavy gale of wind from the southward. On the 7th
regard to them. So remarkable, indeed, was his far- upon appears to be very rich; but I should doubt as to lean) were wanting of those who, in the night before, had Mr. Begley.-And to he consistent, all the comloosi-
lust , in consequence of a heavy gale of wind, she was
sightedness in these matters that he who was so often the quantity of matrix obtainable, the vein being appa- stood in the front before the storm began. The whole tions under his insolvency should be put down. C010nia1.............. 5/, percent. 100 00250 0 - Ca
per
cent.
cent.
en t . 25(c
i)
000 0 25 0 0 - C e
'compelled to run for shelter into a small harbour, near
scoffed at by the unfriendly press for what it termed his rently small. The quartz is crushed by 'stamps' similar of the following day was occupied in collecting the killed Examination resurned.-The bonus of 10,000/. was an
London and County 6101.1. P
ILO"nhil nC'rr; ..t •: ..
8k...0f1n:a...
CL
Cc
Lillesaiad, on the coast of Norway, where she remained
exaggerations of Russia, might, in the face of the present to those used in Cornwall for crushing ores. The quartz and wounded, and we now stand in our former blocked- undertaking of Mould's to pay nie or Mr. M'Kenzie thatoo 20 al(,) 00
-39%
until the 13th, from stress of weather, on which day
events, have been called the living prophet of the times vein known as ' Wither's,' from which some splendid ing position. Many officers who are only slightly wounded amount in consideration of losses sustained through a Londn aad Westminstr 14/. per cent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 49 '.- CI
she left, with the wind E.S.E., and during the next 24
which have come upon us. However, at tha last moment specimens have been obtained, is now being opened irndhn Joint• Stock . - 127. per cent.' 50 0 0 10 0 0 - CI
'lours she ran 210 miles. She proved herself a filet-cleat , have remained in front, so as not to leave their regi- Spanish railvvay. I have not received a farthing in re-
the West has proved true to itself aV tiojethe with and, although small, will, I believe, prove the ,most ments quite without officers or merely under the coin- spect of that bonus, but had the undertaking gonc °n I wingaltliL.i.r.o.w.i.d..... :11..Ipwerr
cent.
t 00 g 25 211 0 , 53% Cci
vessel in every respect, either close-hauled, lying to, or
which it is entrusted ; and, although words "liberty valuable quartz claim yet discovered, I think there is mend of subalterns. The Emperor's body regiment of would have received credit for it in my account with National of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 = e(
running before the wind. She made Orferclness lights at Ittle doubt that quartz crushing would pay well if some Carabineers (Erivan) has suffered most of all, all its offi- M'Kenzie. I lost between 50,000/. and 60,000/. by the Na_titit'orovliinXal of Eng. :I. per cent. 100 0 0 33 0 0 - E,
4.30 p.m. on Saturslay, and arrived at Sheerness yester-
statesmen the oppresse
diplomatists, yiugaested b
we all know litTiaet, ifll 'tiling() more inexpensive means of working could be devised.lper cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - F!
day, its before stated. Haring to return stores there,
struggle-he orecarrie to. a successful
.issue this must be the Unfortunately, all our at present known rich veins are Oriental Bank .60rp..0.r.a. ,87. p. .et.&bs. 25 0 0 all - G
'she will not leave for the West India Docks until to-tin' ,
result. The weakening of Russia is the reduction of the distant from running water. Could water power b cons (32) have been either wounded or killed; the next Spanish railway. I paid that money to Mould within a l) !
South Australia ...... 1141 p.ct.&bs. 25 0 0 17 - 0
-0
0 10 0 0 30%,i El
when she will be towed by one of the steam-packets be-
power of tyranny throughout the world ; but should the employed in !stamping, v. much more simple and inex- is the Grand Duke Constantine Regiment of Grena- period of seven or eight months. It was not all my
e diers, which has lost three commanders of battalions money, but I was liable for it. Union of Australia.... ',301. per cent, 25 0 0 73 G
longing to the Medway Company. ofsheenslavedb!) -
officers killed and wounded." '2OS per tent 50
tilt:oci.co.n.d.c.ii;..:: .... ,1301..pper cent..,
bondage o those as e broken by the united pensive machine would do the work. At Tambaroora killed, while four other majors received wounds or con- Mr. Bagley.-lind you any profits of any sort from
The Monkey stearn-tug vessel, Second Master Mr.
efforts of the West, it will depend upon the libe- the companies are dependent on such water only as the Union of Madrid ... •• I - 140 0 0 all - II
tusions ; in addition to them the regiment is minus 28 June, 1352, to the present time beyond that 67/. l
Witness-If I did not earn any profit I could not have - s
George Syndercombe (acting), arrived at Sheerness from
reted nations themselves whether the freedom regained can dam up in the creek ; and in dry weather want cY;f CANALS.
Woclwich ma Saturday with boilers and machinery far ' . or Hudson is bankru t. I con-
had it ; neither Mould n p.
11 prove a permanent . ,
Dent boon That i In a report drawn u by Major-General Filipson,
'the Porcupine, 3, paddle-wheel steam sloop, shortly ex- 71t would prove so this necessary auxiliary would prevent their crushing. sider they owe me the amount stated by me in my ba- -----
in our case was the firer ! • S the Ataman of the TPsceernomora Cossacks, there 1 [
ported from the Baltic to refit. 1 c _nvict on of our lost friend, Berdan's machines have been puffed up a great deal ;
and to verity this prediction also will, I trust, at the but, from what I have seen at the Colonial Gold Coin- are mentioned some particulars connected with the lance-sheet because lam liable for it. Dividend
price. liir
- The martelto tower, off the Spit Isle of Grain, erected
kovr(hipeer moment, be felt as a sacred duty by every Pole. lieu's original establishment at Louisa Creek, I am expedition of the Allies to Taman and. Fanagoria, :iiii;:iefs.
,4. Dividend nice jozzil
a iAnnum. , Annum.
cn f
by Mes?,rs. Kirk and Parry, of Slea,tord, Lincolnshire,
is completed, and was on Set arday officially given up to a Poland fell, the generous heart of Europe, moved convinced they will not answer. The faces of case- which have, I believe, not yet reached you; they 0
money,
that you
eisigiTytboodpynt
into
:oolitir :.‘i,alyn alconslis
pocket for your own use? _--- ___
the Ordnance authority at Sheerness. This tower has byi the noble spirit evinced by her sons, who persisted in hardened rollers were in one week completely worn have reference to a demonstration made by the P Witness-No, I think not. I have got mortgages on Ashtn &oldh, 98 71. p. cal 130 Macclesfield. 100 27. les, 51y4 /
been nearly two years in erection, and is completed a :ast attempt to rescue her, respanded warmly to the awaY by the friction of.the quartz and their efficacy de- Caucasian mountaineers in the rear of the Russians BrknkeeAbrg,lso, 41. - Oxford.. •• • • 100 - - '
within the time specified by the Board of Ordnance. cries of distress of the survivors. Since then long years stroyed. I believe that the large balls of Berdan's simultaneously with the appearance of the allies:- Sunderland docks. Thethirdmortgages. I tried
They are
Birmingham 40 41. 92 Peak Forest. is, 51. Os. 86 1
Mr. Hudson's estate in Yorkshire and on shares in the Barnsley.. ...IGO - - Neath ...... too Ha - i
The peculiar construction of this tower gives it the faci- of hopelessness have cooled the sympathies of many, machines would in a very short time lose their spherical Coventry..•• 100 257. - Regent's ••.. 30 r 1/ 14% I
lity of firing the guns (which are to be of the largest and the faults, of which, alas, we are net guiltless, are form from the same cause, and that then, as a matter "Simultaneously with the appearance of the allies a to dispose of the mortgage for 10,000/., but never raised
Derby • • ... 100 67. 15s. 84 Rochdale..• • 851 11. 10s. 60 I
Calibre) on traversing centre pivots!, so as to do execu- remembered with bitterness, and in many cases greatly of course, their action would be irregular and hoper- numerous body of mountaineers assembled at Geste a'a. any money on it. The odd 12/. ss. 2d. is the value of
EllsmrekChs' 69 2% p. et. - Somrset Coal 1401 - - 1
On the Ist of Oct ,at 4 in the mornine they advagncjed office furniture. GrandJunctn' 100 3/. pr.ct. 38 Do. Lk FelSt 12 - - 1
tion in tine fair-way of the rivers Thames and Medway. exaggerated. It has been the plan of our enemies to fect. The quartz operated upon at Louisa Creek was Do., 6 pr.Cte 110 61. pr. et. 11 Stffrd &Wore 140 281. 425 ,
With the latter river this tower fortes a cross-fire wail spread the belief in the extinction of the feeling of all calcined before it was crushed, and yet in a few hours against the Dschiginskißattery The enemy, among whom Mr. Bagley--Are you not aware that Mr. Hudson
Grand ourrey,loo 4/. - Shrewsbury.. 05 - -
the Sheerness Battery guns, sufficient to sink any ships nationality among the Poles. Poland, they say, exists grooves were worn in the rollers large enough to lay the there were two -columns of- 'regular tro- o'ps (probably says you are not entitled to that mortgage I
Kennt & Avn 39 ss. Od. - Severn and 1 2/ 28 ,
attempting to pass. The tower is struck from seven dia nowhere but among the emigration ; and the Poland finger in, and I believe the same results would attend Turks), took possession of the bank of the Kuban at the Bankrupt-I can prove that I am. If Mr. Hudson Grand Union' 100 1/.os. - Stoarbrldge- 145 121. 290 i
spot where the ferry is, and opened a violent fire of small were confronted with me he would not say so.
Lancaster ..!100 - - Wye Rail.j 26 •
ferent centres, in order to give stability to the assailable of the emigration, say other detractors, is a true the use of Berdan's machines.
arms. On the bank of the Kuban and Dschigi, which Mr. Lawrance-Perhaps he may come here some
Leeds &Livrp, 100; 251. - Warwick & 1
parts thereof. The average thickness of the solid image of the Poland that was-full of discord aud "4. Louisa Creek.-There are from 100 to 150 diggers lies somewhat higher, the mountaineers stationed two day. (A laugh.)
maeonry is 12 feet. The outer dimensions are 63 feet disunion. The number of desertions among the Poles still in this locality ; but the place derives more interest pieces of artillery with which they commanded the Mr. Bagley-Perhaps he may. Leicstr &Nth 831 - - Warwick & 1
Leicester .... '100; 57. 4914 Birming. i 100 21* 23%
by 71 feet; underneath is a barrack-room capable of an- in the Russian army give a dententi to the first part of from having been the site of the celebrated hundred- Dschiginski Battery. The action lasted two hours, Bankrupt-The total of my expenditure amounts to
Monmoutlish 100 - - Worcstr & i
Loughborogh 142, 704 - Napton..J 100 21. 11
commodatine 30 gunners, and an officere' private room. tais assertion ;iu the second there is some truth ; but weight nugget, and from the first quartn•crushln w°rks until at len th th° enemY relinquished his purpose of 12,000/,, the real 'profits are only 67/. if the balance- Mntgmerysh 100' - - Birrning. 781 2/' 19
The basement storey contains the following rooms :-ord- unfair advantage has been taken of it. As long as all too! - - !wilts & Brks -I 10s. Od. 414
in Australia having been erected near the vein in which forcing a passage over the river, and withdrew to Gas_ sheet say so. Mr. Attenboro, the pawnbroker, did not weltnafwbrn
ns ance store, provision store, barrack store, regimental means of direct action in the cause of our country Were that mass of gold was found. with an amount of togahas We hear that Sefer Bey, pasha of Anapa, was make me a bankrupt at my own desire to enable me to
tore, and magazine, the latter being encased with an closed against us, it was but natural that numerousINSURANCE COMPANIES.
energy and perseverance highly praiseworthy, Mr. the leader of the mountaineers in this action, in Which get out of prison. I was sent to prison by those who
entire coat of asphalte. The whole of this basement is schemes for attaining our object should have been de- spence, the superietendent of the Colonial God COM' 1130Ut 4 000 men navalrY and infantry, with two guns, assisted me to supersede my former bankruptcy. Ido Dividend \ Amount
lined with 9-inch brickwork, all being within a 12-feet vised among us, and have been adopted by some and per of Paid. Price.
pany, has managed, in spite of difficulties which would each dr;•vvia by six horses, took part. At 4 o'clock in the not recollect whether Mr. Attenboro has discounted Name of Company.
wall of masonry. rejected by others, b3eause they were but speculations ; have appalled most persons, to complete the works at afternoon of the same day smaller troops of mountaineers bills for me since my former bankruptcy. Annum. Share.
The estimated cost of this tower le about 14,000/., ex- and spread as we have been tlarough various countries, this place, and they are now in full operation. I fear, showed themselves nearrFort Warenikoff• Sin le horse- The Commissioner-If you ale not able to answer the
elusive of its foundation of piles, which aupport solid and subjected to the mental influences of variowe nations, however, tbat the expense unavoidably &wending a fleet men approached the fort awl exa,mined it wgith their question I MUst give you an opportunity of refreshing Albion .... - .... •• .. 31. 103. ,500 0 0 50 o 0 83
it was, perhaps, as panne), that divergent opinions experiment of this kind, added to the high rate of labour glasses. Towards evening, however, they all retired in your memory Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 -
balks of timber, with Ycrk landings, being filled in to a by an adjournment.
Ditto 3iarine ....... 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0, 25 0 0 42
depth of 6 feet with cement. The extreme height of the should spring up among us, and that some of us should and the poor return of gold in this instance yielded by the direction of the river Psebebe, where their watch- Bankrupt-I rather think he has on one or two occa-
Anchor ...... • • ...... 6 per cent. 5 0 ; 1 0 0 -
have been led to put our faith in the political theories the quartz, will prevent this from being a paying specu- fires reddened the sky the whole night long. On the fol- sions ; they were drawn on Tingey. I got the money. huh,
tower is 41 feet 6 inches. From the exposed situation .. . 15s Od. 50 OJIS 15 0 17
Of the tower, which is subject to the sea and weather, that form the Shibboleth of certain parties throughout lation. lowing day about 3,000 mountaineers; approached the The Commissioner-I think the little stimulus has inn .4.rgus Life ......... •• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -sritish Commercial .. 7/. 10s. 50 0 0 50 0 6%
great difficulties were experienced duriug the winter the greater part of Europe. But now that ari opportu- ts 5. Th m • h
flourishing city for direct action has arrived, may we not hope that,e erco is, per aps, at this moment the most fort again and fired upon it without their fire being re- proved your memory. Clericleifed.&Gen.Life 6pr ct. & be. 100 0 0 110 0 0 21
. months in proceeding with the work. goldfield in this district, as it is also the one turned by the Russians. It was not till Oct. 31, when Bankrupt-The bills could not have been for more
County .....
•• 4/. 'lOO 0 0 ' 10 0 0 120
discarding all causes of disunion, all theories to bwapplied nf greate , than 1,000/. if I got them done. I have had no tran- crown .............. 17s. Ocl 50 005 0 0 18!4
The Pacific steamer, Capt. W. C. Thompson, with 500 st extent the auriferous deposits extending the snountaineers repeated the same manceuvre, that they
of the Army Works Corps, arrived at Constantinople on in the future-real castles in the air, for they are built - sections with a Mrs. Barnet. Mr. Dane, a professional Eagle.. -
the 3d inst., and was to leave again for the Black Sea on on no foundation, we will all, as one man, put our shout- over a very large tract of country. This field alone is were received with grape and canister, which soon in'
duced them to withdraw out of range. This detach- accountant, kept my books from April to December Equity and Law - .... 41,4 per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 5%
the sth. The voyage was performed in only 16 days from , once, a to the
ders to the wheel determined to do at and sufficiently large to give employment to ten times as ' European Life l/. 20 0 s all 18-Y4
meet is said to be under the command of the son of the 1854. I will not swear that the pencillings in the cash- 61. 50 0 syi
General.... • • • • • • • • • •
many diggers as there are at resent in New South Pt
Greenhithe, including stoppages at Gibraltar and Malta. best of our endeavours, the right thing, at the right mo- Walee. I believe it to have be 13
merely run over, and book on the lst of April are his figures ; those figures Globe .. .. .. 51. per cent. Stock. 107
rnent, and in the right place, trusting, fur the ultimate
On Saturday afternoon 35 wounded men arrived at the richest deposits of e n gold may yet be found on the _ represent a cash balance of 12,000/. odd, at that date. retail:l.:ll.4; . .... .. ....
152/Lpe:receenlitt:,llsoooo g : g g 0 5301%
resut, in that good Providence who knows how to shape Merco table-land-in my opinion a most promising
Chatham from Portsmouth, having been landed from Pasha of Anap, Sarabatyi Sonoko."
Of that amount I had 3,307/ at Rogers's, 1,167/. at limeppeerriisidinfes••• ••
••
. pi2s. 1100 0011 0 0 00 is
men's efforts to its own ends. In so doing we shall be
diggers Scott's and I had 4,000/. or 5,000/. in my own posses- Indemnity alarine.... IL3s & 3/. 100 0 0' 20 0 0 77
the Ottawa. The new ambulance waggon from Fortlocality. The Memo gold district includes the Cud STATE OF TRADE.
Pitt, hung on india-rubber springs (purposely for the most i truly
held
the memory of the friend whose yong, Bruce's Creek, and several other aurifero g-
-1.2w was e out to every Pole, whether democrat orus streams, ------4"-- Law Lite.• •.•_•• • • • • - 100 0.. 10 0 0 59
wounded), conveyed 12 of those whose cases were con- I on most of which few d to the bankers, as I apprehended an attachment.
sans. 'I
kept this amount in hand rather than send it Law Fire ............ 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 -
Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 , 2 0 0 5%
aristocrat, republican or monarchist, and we shall be of this district, if ameasuredig,
sidered the worst to the General Hospital. The wounded md.ethiginlgevaerreya (From the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.) The bankrupt ultimately passed, and the certificate London .. . la las• 25 001210 0 2 %
adopting the only means that will ever enable us to rear 1 London Shi .. .
men came in command of Captain Charles Sawyer, (a h arge as its contents. MANCHESTER, November 10. - That pause in was appointed at a long date (4th February) in order to _ P 10s.& bs. 25 00112 10 0 -
Draeoon Guards (Carabineers), in medical charge of such a monument to him as will be worthy of him, and „ Marme... • • .... ••• • .. 185. per share 100 001,28 0 0 3,-,i4
prosecute certain inquiries. Med.lnvlid& Gen. Life 44 i per ct. 50 0 0 ' 2 0 0 3'
Assistant-Surgeon T. G. Fitzgsrald and Mr. Ambler, was the sole object for which he laboured and sacrificed 6. At Burrendong, on the Macquarie, about 50 business which has very naturally followed the late 11.1.1.........................-- riM•••••••••1
his life. Thus only shall we over be able to inscrioe miners continue to work, and scattered parties are to be extensive operations becomes more marked from day Minerva • • ...• .. - - sp. ct. 8s bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
dresser. ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO JIANG A Monarch ••••• • • • .... - 50 0 1o o -
A stroll, depot of the Rcyal Sappers and Miners is to the name of Lord Dudley Stuart on the front page of the found on various points on that river, as well as on the to day, as regards most descriptions of yarns and National Loan Fund.. 51. percent. 20 0 0 010 0 -
be firmed rat Chatham, of 800 men, for the purpose of history of restored Poland. Mockewa, one of its tributaries. The success of these goods, and the advices received by the overland mail are BAILIFF. Palladium Life . - ..... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 30,
having a number so efficient as to be in constant readi- General Count ZAMOYSEI said-The life of Lord Dud- isolated miners must be considerable to compensate for not calculated to stimulate buyers to make further pur- Alicia --e•--
micelles- On last Monday Brennan, Mary Hogan, Bridget
Pelican .... • • • • • • ..•• - - 4510
- ISO
nests for embarkation. The number of the engineer ley Stuart, during more than twenty years, was one of the hardships necessarily endured by tbem in procuring chases just
now for India. At Calcutta the season was
gan and Elizabeth Dowling were b o aht up before o ese.mal Life ...... 51. per cent. _
C fficers, includine captains, lieutenante, and ensigns, is constant labour, suffering, and sacrifice to Poland. Whe- supplies, which, in many instances, bave to be carried exactly that whi .
ch should have been a busy one in our 1--`° '
Sir A Weldon, Bart., and Thomas H. Pope, Esq , at Provident Life ........ 1/. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 35%
fur long distances over a, rough and hilly country. staples ; but it had disappointed everyhody, both ae to - •. Rock Life.... • • ...... 1 7s. 5300 10 o ala
nearly 90. The 'huts adjecent to the military barracks ever of us shall be fortunate enough to give his life for Ballylinan, charged by Simon Hatch, a bailiff, with all 230
the extent ef the sales and the prices realised. In twist Royal Exchange ...... 101. per cent. Stock.
are nearly ready, and will be occupied by 500 sappers Poland will not have equalled the self-sacrifice which "7. Of the minor goldfields to the westward I have - attempting to heng him. Hatch being sworn, his evi- sun Fire - ft ...-.
and minere from Woolwich, who will complete the num- vvas accomplished by Dudley Stuart, devoting all his but little to retnark. A few minere still reside at e barely steady-in most kinds of cloth they
prices wer __, ' deuce was to the following effect :-He was bailiff to Ditto Life I/ 14s. - 55
were rather lower. Yarns were dull, and prices rather • • 41. p. et & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 514'.
I,er for the depot. powers, and ultimately his t • Brown's Creek and also at Celeula and the G.
life, o a country not his , • e ilmandyke ;
I both from want of demand and from a knowledge the Rev. George Grogan, in which capacity he went Itlrnnitveccirsri.ali ngeom... ... • •
. ... 51. per ma .1 t oo o o 10 o o -
lower,edge
The • decky•ard steam-transport Vixen and Gleaner, own, whose wrongs and misfortunes were the but although claims occasionally turn out well, the gene- Rathgilbert for the cr ose
to the lands of , p p of making Victoria Life •• ...... 51. per cent. - 412 6 5%
gun-boat, arrived at Portsmouth on Saturday from the attractions to which he yielded. But whoever under- ral run of the ground does not seem rich. of large exports from England. The home houses are
arrangements to get up a farm from William Bren- - ____ _. _
in, with extrerne caution. Altogether we have MISCELLANEOUS.
proceed a . .
eastward, the former with machinery for the Repulse. stands what life is, knows that life is suffering, that he "8. The Wentworth Gold Company lately threw ostate f things,na . n On reaching the lands he met Mrs. Alice
Pen to report an inactive oi but without any Dividend Amount
Ou Saturday morning detachments of the 39th, 55th, has lived more who has suffered more, and that incalcu• their property at Frederick's-valley to the public, upon • -•which of course are sustained Brennan, and asked her where her husband was. In
decline in prices, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
59th, and 87th Regiments of the line, under the cons- lablens the power of self sacrifice made in a • • true spirit of aPParently liberal terms ; but, although many miners by sellers in the existing absence of pressure from stocks. upposed he was somewhere about the gro
reply she s und, Annum. Share.
mand of Captain Agnew, of the 39th, and Capt. Twys- confidence in eternal justice. Let U 9 then no more la,- went to the spot, very few of them ever commenced k -
wor - In most of the mills where notice of a partial reduction h u to the house On entering •
and invited Hata p . . it ___.----.-____ _____
den of th r ss4 N. d. .£ s. d.
he found three femnles in the kitchen (those brought
, e oa•li, embarked at Bristol, for Cork, to join ment the irreparable loss the anniversary 'of which we either from not fancying the company's regulations or 0 wasses had been given, all the hands had ceased. 50 0020 0 0 -
their respective depots in Irela,nd. . have here met-to commemorate. Let us rather join in from want of confidence in the probable yield f 1(1 -f the * • magistrates) • a chair was
before the , placed for .
Assam NaTea ••.• •• •• ••
Several of ' g° • to work • and this will be the case with the remainder tot" n Mart •••• •• - 214 per cent.l 50 0 0 - -
the disorderly members of the Land Trans-T • rate,- admiration and thankfulness for the event which pro- "9. Of the future prospects of the oldfi nld ' this him and he was requested to be seated. A brief conver- n- eI" iit 1 la ls. 100 0017 10 0 25%
Australian Agr ell ur
1 port Cerps have been tried during the ' gas in ' next
is by Tuesday
• ast week at duces itself on that very anniversary, as if intended to district I still believe that we have every reason to be L 15 .-There • •
EICESTER, Nov. • - ere is no improvement in the sation in a suppressed tone passed between the women,
.eustralian Trust •• .. 8/. pc;lcent. - 25 0 0
Herfield barracks, near Bristol, and- sent P when Mrs Brennan asked his pardon for leaving hi an noyal Mail 10 0 0 all - 5
. nous show that Dudley Stuart's sacrifice has received the re• sauguine. Taking the escort return • In a Australian
term; of penishment. On Friday
moren.ce to aF Sas the basis, of my general market, except in the fancy hosiery branch, in 7h a h • ' ,a-ll\lexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 all 17 si
ward we could most have wished in the present times. assumptions, although they are undoubted! very f 1! minute while s e went aod called William (her hueband). i
named Reid, convicted of desertionand
insubordination,
private the demand is still regular. Worsted yarns are British American Land 15s. - 40 0 0 50'4
Gentlemen, the present day, which is marked for us by cious means of estimating the yield of y •a a which d• After awhile Hatch found he was alone, the three ser- 6n,aaa „........... 62. percent. 100 0032 10 0 130
snffered his sentence of 50 lashee, in presence of all gold, it ap- dull of sale, an the spinners are curtailing production. Bonds 57. per cent. -
the so s .
orrowful an anniversary, will also be ever remenn pears that a certain nearly regular number of men In wool but little is doing. vents having left the place noiselessly as if by concert. DO. 5 per cent -
men at the barracks. A strong p• eltet tslto 6 per cent. • • 61. per cent. - - 107%
Having remained sitting in static uo for about twenty DI '
q
now 2ent bored in Poland as the first of a new period in the h.
p is- continue to produce week by week, for more then Noreseseweer, Nova 15 -The lace trade remains much city Nrtvigation Bonds - _
nightly to the Bristol central police-station to aid the tor of our a. 1 .Ihe heard ' •
c' vil authorities in maintaining order among the men Tliirs run we Nei labours for our country's take. twelve months, a nearly equally regular amount of in the same state as reported last week. Several Ame- minutes, persons entering the door (his back Electric Telegraph .. 6 per cent. 25 0024 0 0 17%
was turned towards it) ; immediately he felt violent Ditto -•••••• •• •• - - - -
very day, gentlemen I have received the official gold. A comparison of the licenses issued and the escort rican buyers have continued giving out orders, and the
who are billeted in the city. 600 of the corps are te communication' • ' -Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 00 -
by which lam authorised h .,y the British returns of gold produced will pretty well prove this 1y be considered in a health hands on his person, and in a twinkling the noose of a
leave Bristol toanorrow morning, and a further* detach- Governtnent to form a distinct be ' ofPol ~ and trade generally may y state. e
as slip ed around his neck • and it
rope w p , s was chuckeu @en aeyers. & Invest. sp.c. & be, !100 0 0 100 0 0 -
rnent of 1,200 in the course of the present week, in ad- " Division of Cossaks of the Sultan," es, t.o be called I think it only fair to deduce from this comparison The hosiery trade still continues in a healthy state, seve-
as to tighten it, evidently with the intention of stran- CrenlSteamNavigation 10 pat l5 0 0 14 0 0 -
(1 ttion to 600 who left for Plymouth for the Crimea, on part ot the army of the S an, not ceasing to be a that a larger number of workers would increase the ral American buyers having given out orders during the 8° • •
cotarnaud of Captain Jet-vi, and organise us, b e Sultan who was the first to call yield in an equally average proportion. The escort •The home trade is dull. gula,tion. He immediately started up and struggled, 's Ba
Hudsen Y.• .• .• .. - Stock. - -
in- past week. ngerford ..... .. 2t. ss. • 100 0 0 100 00 -
Thursday last, under the but attached holding the noose so as to prevent it from chocking him; Ilu '••
hed to the Turkish Contingent, voice, however, does not give a correct idea f London institution ... - -
of the 23(1 Royal Welsh r usiliers. under British military authority o the quan• ----e---------- -
he saw about him attempting to hang him Mrs. Brennan, London Reversionary 5/ per cent, 15 -0
ri all •---
---_-. Britain. That division is tohand maintained by Great tity of gold produced, for many buyers send their per-
MILITIA. composed of two regiments of e,in the first instance, chases down by private hand. The rate on the field so IVOOLLEN TRADE. Mary Hogan, and Elizabeth Dowling. Bridget Hogan, aussell institution-.
a little girl, daughter to Mary, was also present. While - -
Price'syatenteand.Co 107. percent. 20 0 o'l2 10 0 -
17 10 25%
0. to the 90th Stirlines rifles and two regiments of infantry, one battalion of nearly reaches the Sydney selling price that even the Bd. • Reversionary Int. Soc. 4141. pr cent. 100 0 0 100 0 -
Another body of men belongina cavalry. You will, lam per ounce escort fee has become of importance struggling for his life Betty Dowling pulled the legs from tail Steam.... 00 0 7714
Royal 1‘• eam.... Si.4l. p. share. 100 0 0 ;
I last week into s ' to the (From the Leeds Mercury of Saturday.)
shire Militia, 140 in number, volunteerw
arrangements
applaud me when I inform you that, amongunder him, upon which he fell to the grovnd, and while South Australian Land Si. per cent. 25 00 I all 35
he Royal 42d the regular Id d 4
go buyer; an i an allowance be made for
r the
various regitnents of the line, including t
__ _ .
vrerranngements made, I suggested to her Majesty's Go- quantity thusprivately, • . • LEEDS, Nov. 16.-There has been rather more inquiry in that position efforts were made to tighten the rope Trust and Loan come.
sent in addition to that for-Upper Canada .. - . - 20 00) 5 0 0 -
atighlarelers, 71st Light Infantry, 72d and 921 Rep. . . ment that to the men whom I expect to 'coin for combing wool this week, to supply the immediate about his net*. Mary Hogan then shouted out, "bring _
Merits, Ste. vision no bounty should be proffered, "as thej our di- warded by the escort, lam convinced that the average
The West Norfolk Militia Regiment is under orders expected to volunteer," and that those v
Poles are weekly return for each digger would amount to one ounce wants of the manufacturers. Prices same as last week. Inc a stick till I knock the old vagabond's brains out ; LIST OF SCOTTISH. COMPANIES' PRICES.
to be in readiness to proceed to Ireland, and to relieve been recorded in the official document. very words have per man. The extent of our gold-fields is also such that,
ment. The Poles are DFORD Nov. 15.-Our market to-day, especially he'll be too long dying this way, the old blackguard." ----------
BRA 2
for wool, presented a firmer appearance, and the spirited The next thing he felt was a succession of blows from the Dividend Amount
the Cavan Militia who are to exchange quarters with expected to volunteer. England, in cone • until a very much larger number of diggers be employed Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
concert wb -
purchases of colonial wools at the sales having given a loaded utt end of a whip. Mrs. Brennan now upbraided
the West Norfolk'. Ever reparation has been made allies, "expects the Poles tt with her upon them, they will never bprospected. Th
• 1 r e properly e Annum. Share.
odo their duty." W k
the feelings tone of confidence to the holders of• English combing qua- him with all his past delinquencies, accused him of get- ----
fer the removal of four regiments 1p•
Ild rshott camp whate of our countrymen e now known fields are already more than sufficient for the
in 1 e of las week was
lilies, the slight decline t fully recovered, ting herself and her husband out of their farm by his Xs.d.X a. d.
to relieve the Fame number in ' country which is now drained of
fn are all over that miners, and there is, therefore, but little inducement for
Ireland. all its blood but as the spinners manifested great caution, the sales misrepresentations, his day of retribution was come, 13 tnland .... 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 182/ 0
StilsgfL%C°e 224/ C
Company 8/. per cent. 100 0 0 too 0 0
• The Royal Aberdeenshire Militi iewed on the n 3 -
u,cle by a hated power, driven to and prospecting in new localities. Gold digging has thus be-
extremit We • were nece • ssenly te a limited extent. Short wools did that he would never more invent falsehoode of her or tan Bank - - 0210 o at. no
••. 81. per cent. 10 0
• Lir ks of Aberdeen on Wednesdayab7flos rev
• I know that all Poles in the ranks of Russia 'y. come a more settled occupation in this district, and theCaledon
slightly i - 111 101
re Major-Genera will eeize the residents en the gold-fields pay more attention • not meet so ready sale, and the prices are nfa anybody else. All the while Mrs. Brennan and Mary City of Glasgow Bank Si.. per cent. 10 0010 0
Melrille. The force presented a- good and first and every opportunity to join our ranks amid nto their flank •• .. sysi/. p cant. 20 0 0
110 0 Cc; 21,517,11
appearance,your of the purchaser. •
Yarns met with rather more ac- Hogan were chucking the rope that was about his neck, awdesdne
went through their exercises with great that there will be a distinct Polish force . ~now comfort now than they formerly did. The popula-Bank .. 71. per cent. 50 0 0 00 o
great credit, A short w they will not ti generally tivity in the demand, a There h b •
t late prices. ere as been a but which he prevented from suffocating him by keeping commere.ial . .
6/. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10/19,
time ago this corps volunteered to a man for foreign • hesitate to break through every obstacle to join •t on is well-behaved and orderly, while thews p cent. 500 5 0 0 4/. 181
•pieces during the ets:daLtebrn&osrAil.g..w......... a .. _
wt.. seasonable business transacted in e week, the noose from his throat;with his two hands. The little -
th world will soon hear that, without •t , and licence fee is collected with but little difficulty, and the _ -
vice, but, the War•office having tnitale a ition that ° waiting tort ee
especially in fancy deecriptions and mix ur .. girl, Biddy Hogan, got frightened at the treatment he EXChAlig. Bilk Of SCOt..
6% per cent. 'lOO 0 0 !O 0 0 Mt a
the regiments for service must be se or guarantee as to their amount of value is wonderfully small. Although mache National Bank •• •• ••20 0 0 210 , .
steo strong, the offer any promise daily __ • • most ardent has been said • ALIFAX, Friday Evening.
- The current week is received, and commenced screaming, "Murder, murder, 0,-,tland Bank si.per cent 0 L. IG,
to serve was not accepted. To encoura wishes, the Poles are collecting in larger numbers,and written on the prevalence of drinking II North of 0 cod. - 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 13310,
offge recruits, the on the goldfields, Ido not believe that there is mo 4 tnarked by a, very decided firm 1
ness in the long wool and then unlocked the door when Hatch, by a desperate y kof
RQ al
Ban
kof Scot. •. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 911 5i
c,fficers, from their own funds, have b the ever were, the born defenders, oi Chris induced exer '
ered 2/. each in to el as . . Y. ten- • trade, and the tenacity with which step erst are ton, got on his feet and ra.n out, making off from a
tNV leTtneri?T:ank •••• • • • • 11. per cert. 50 0 0 50 0 0
addition to the Government allowanc and liberty. indulgence in that vice among the diggers as a body than6l 0,
e of money, arid dos), civilisation, ends to curtail the opera- the place for his life, with the halter about his neck.
o‘niance Fire and Lice.. By 4 apr cent. too 0 0 11 0 0 it/10,
there ie now the prospect of the re ' would be found to exist among other classes of labour- to hold to price, rather t
cowed number being After another address from Lieutenant JAcaowamount of s•- with British Guarantee .• C 1.41. per cent. 10 0 0 20 0 1/. 7i
speedily made Up, feelings of his countr sir', ing men in the towns of the colony. The number of tines of buyers; still the aggregate bu i Mary Hogan followed him, leathering him
' ledonian Fire Insur . 10,..per cont. 100 0 0 10
rtat. Ca 0 0 25110!
who also appealed to the ymen for drunkards s• th ldfi Id nese is fair, though individual sales are not to be the whip during a portion of his ret of Glasgovr Lite . al. per cent. 0
7_,-_-..rreeem*--.••••-•••••.een in ego e s may appear large when 2 0 0 4/. 8!
"fund" for the comforts of their sick comparedctation of a little advance Their worships liberated the little girl, and took , city
A UOl onlal Life ......... 5/. per cent. 50 0 (0)
a subscription to acalled extensive. The expectation
COMFLETION OF CANNON-STREET-WEST. No with those in the towns, but it must be remein- 10051 Si
ice is brethren now serving in the Cossacks of the Sultan, bered that the in price is somewhat checked by the occurrence of informations against Mrs. Brennan, Mary Fiona'', and Edinburgh Life Insur. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 " • • ..71 O.
given b•Y the ImProvement Committee ef th t'
. • • d • the hands of the chaplain of the adult population sof a goldfield is essentially an t r matters. In the Elizebe '
th Dowling. The parties were subsequently ad- Eng. & Scot, Lau Life 51.0ar Cent. 50 0 0 3 5 0 41 -'•
London of the sale of the building materials e 91ty of WhlCh will be place in one, and that the town producing the sanae DEM- a more sombre feature in mono ay. Life Assoc. of acenend St. per cent. 10 0 0 110 (' . "
Pd 1 k•--e fund the b vement manifest,
nutted to bail. Express.
forming the Second Regiment, Rev. Mr. 00 " ' like her of short wool business there ia no imps,.Nationai Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 0010 0° 't
lei
extensive rarngo of buildings known as St. Thomasc* e
the one raised for the British army in the East-the meet- many inhabitants • The '
men would afford a total of five or six times as I anything, are rather in - , North British Ilium_ 71
and prices of noils and broke, i •• Per colt. 200 0 0 20 0 0 327)3'
Apostle Chambers, in the street formerly nem d G • fields are need • prices of provisions on the gold- , trade exhibits a partial M el. R. ~015 DEN'S LETTER.-A correspondent ot the Man- scottish union Iname. 7 61. pr cent 00 001 0 0 11. 1!;)
e reat ing separated.favour of the buyer. The yarn .
erate, and a miner can live very well fortl reported that gtandariT. Life ...... • . 5/. er • s
St. Thomas the Apostle. This building is the last left lss. a-week • one are comparatively chester Examiner says: "It is curren yP cent. 000 7 0 0 20/10,
ab0utm...................eee0e°°•"""'"" . The rice f • activity-that is certain descriptaUnited De
p o labour still rules very . . sp. Assurance 5/. per cent. 10 001 0 0 -
standing in this. extensive line of the improvement f . high, wages being ' • tive as to lead to further the public are not in possession of the whole truth re-
from
brisk, whilst others are so mac . Mercury. --------
1,1,1,i,,,,,,i ...,, 'LT ....,,,,.. Ond-urvi,7 --The concerts of this rations." g from 1/. 10s. to 3/. per week without pieoe market is without specting Mr. Cobden's able letter to the Leeds
stoppage of machinery. The cane re- PAROCHIAL
~ I have heard it asserted that tte first, and, in CHIAL ELECTIONS. -The result of the poll in No
ar ilta 4_ /IC Pnrran.'n "Pn..l. fl 7.....1 Cf 11.,.......n. ...,,,,:, no 4nllntuo

-
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ,
Annum. Share. 1
, I X
s. d. £ s. d.
British • • • • •• .• •• • = • . - - - -
Ditto Provincial .• - '
71. 20 0 0 20 0 0 2O
Brighton ••••-• • • • • • 5/. 20 0 0 2,1 0 • to
City of London ......41.05. 100 0 0 101 l 0 0 -
Continental (4th Cap.) . - 50 0 0 20 0 01, -
Equitable .••••.• • • •• 2/. 103. 50 0 0 all I 34
Great Central .. -.• • 81 per cent. 10 0 0 all ill
Imperial .. • • ........ 101 & bonus.i 50 0 0 all -
Independent .......•• 51. 40 0 0 PO -
L0nd0n..............- 50 0 0 PP '-
Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ ..-.-
Ptice,,ix .•• .. - ...... 41. per cent. 60 0 0 52 0 0 -
Ratcliff .. •• •..•• • • • 51. 100 0 0 16 0 0 16
United General •• -2/. 10s. 50 0 0 all 19
Westminster Chartered 41 per cent. 50 0 0 PP 50 M
Ditto, New •• • • - 150 0 0 10 0 0 104,
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. r per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
--- -
£ a. d. £ a. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... - 4'. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 68
Kent .... ••• • • - 7814
Lambeth ••..••• • • • • • - 100 0 0 - -
New River Company 2l. 10s. -
Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - --
- 89%
West Middlesex - 9016
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
' Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
. -
.£ s. d. X s. d.
lltinerford .... • . .. • • - - - 12
' Southwark .... ••• • • • - MO 0 0 - -
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 53 0 0 -
. Waterloo ..... ..-".. •• • • - 100 0 0 - -
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. i6O 0 0 - -
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 10s. 4d. 140 0 0 - -
Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 2 - 21
,
• DOCKS.
•
O Dividend Amount .
o Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
--- -
£ s. d. £ s. d.
3 Commercial -
d East and West India.. 6'. pr cent. Stock. - II&
t. East Country • • - - -
London .• • • ••••• •• 51. pr cent. Stock. - , 991/4
Ditto Bonds.. • 4/. per tent. -
- -
sr St. Katharine - . -
A 'outhampton - -
Victoria -

JOINT-S rOC.K BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. h S are.
X s. d. £ s. d.
Australasia........... 1201. per cent.' 40 0 0 all 913
British North American 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ~
Commercial of London. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial .............. 5/, per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian ............... 6/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. 1 20 0 0 all 0
London and County .. 101. per cent.) 50 0 0 20 0 0 39N
Londn and Westininstr 141. percent. 1100 0 0 20 0 0 49
London Joint• Stock . •.121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0
Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 53%
Ditto, New... ...... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all
Nation4l of Ireland.... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 33 0 0 -
Ditto, New .... • . •• 81. per cant. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Orientui Bank Corpora. ,87. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all
South Australia • . . • .. 1 17 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0
Union of Australia.... '3Ol. per cent. 25 0 0 73
Ditto .... • • ........ '3Ol. per cent. 2 co 0
Union of London ..... 201.. per tent., 50 0 0 10 0 0 30%4
Union of Madrid ... • • 1 40 0 0 all

(From the Leeds Mercury of Saturday.)
LEEDS, Nov. 16.—There has been rather more inquiry
for combing wool this week, to supply the immediate
wants of the manufacturers. Prices same as last week.
BRADFORD, Nov. 15.—Our market to-day, especially
for wool, presented a firmer appearance, and the spirited
purchases of colonial wools at the sales having given a
tone of confidence to the holders of. English combing qua-
lities, the slight decline of last week was fully recovered,
but as the spinners manifested great caution, the sales
were necessarily t) a limited extent. Short wools did
not meet so ready sale, and the prices are slightly in fa-
vour of the purchaser. Yarns met with rather more ac-
tivity in the demand, at late prices. There has been a
seasonable business transacted in pieces during the week,
especially in fancy descriptions and mixtures.
HALIFAX, Friday Evening. The current week is
marked by a very decided firmness in the long wool
trade, and the tenacity with which staplers are induced
to hold to price, rather tends t curtail tl
bas-
tions of buyers ; still the aggregate amount of bu
ness is fair, though individual sales are not to be
cancel extensive. The expectation of a little advance
in price is somewhat checked by the occurrence of
a more sombre feature in monetary matters. In the
short wool business there is no improvement manifest,
and prices of noils and broke, if anything, are rathe,
favour of the buyer. The yarn trade exhibits a partia,
activity—that is, certain descriptions are comparatively
brisk, whilst others are so inactive as t lead to fur
it houtther
stoppage of machinery. The pie%) market is w
any indications of improvement.

Paid. Price.
aE s. d-
-100 0 0 182/ 0
100 0 0 2241 0
2 10 0 31. 18$
10 0 0 111104
10 0 0 .2 7s
100 0 0 21511.4
10 0 0 10!199
5 0 0 4/.lBs

COMFLETION or CANNON-STREET-WEsT.—N t- .
materialsas s t .
Thomasf theorm Cityin
given by the Improvement Committee ofo ice Is
London of the sale of the building
extensive range of buildings knowngthoet
Apostle Chambers, in the street formerly na . the
med Great
St. Thomas the Apostle. This building is the last lel
standing in this extensive line of the improvements from
London-bridge to St. Paul's•churchyard, all the other
Property having been removed and the ground built upon
, 41.' thrown into the public way.
[ADVF.E.TISEMENT.I--W0 quote a few more of the extraordi-
nary awes without medicine effected by Du Barry's delicious
: healfli-restoring Bevalenta. Arabica Food of Indigestion
(liyepephia), Flatulency, Constipation, Nervous, Bilious, and
. Uc'SSSComplaints, Cough, Asthma, Consumption, and Debility:
• ";„
.V.,, Piccadilly, London, Bth November, 1847.—Gentlemen,
. '-'la.lveu for a long time a great sufforel from piles and
4, Oftkro .eaiwsid •
paten of the bowels I commenced taking, about
N
- rl;e!a,,:tvcekci, '
ap, the " Levalenta Arabica" twice a day,
morning aad.
]educes nee night, and have continued it daily, The result
• -he,,,AlgiAnd. herewithto to express my unbounded gratitude. My
'agg in'fact; I ara° begin to remind me of what I was years
' the enjoyment of ast approaching complete restoration to
,-; fa-burden. No functionsmedicine
without which life is but a pain-
derived from the Revalonnet has ever clone me the good I have
.. case begun new. With a. Digestion has in reality in my:-
~ in-canisters, lib. n.. ,
...117 thanks &c.,—WtwAst PATCHING.
. mg
121 b.,
earriage'freea
o;n2lb. 45.'60.; Sib. 11s. ; 121 b. 22r.
:int 13arty dz, Co., 77, free, of Post-office order, Barry
Piccadilly; CO, Graceeburch-s-t6rter,,e", London ; also at 182,
4. 4, Cheappie ; 60 and 6S. Cornht :. 330, and 451, Strand;
5,5 Charing-cross; 54, upper Bak4e9r. Bishopsgate-streei ;
Oxford-street ; 89, High-strtet, camd-setreet ;63 and 110,
S. . mall, 7, 4-)a.B-inallZast ; •132, New p,Zitsein ; 18, Pall-
L..% •chinb- strait ; 13, in William-street, City Bond-street
24, mof,
street; 21, Gockspurstreet ;, 95, Farringdoulatree' t_?_l3ndult.
"' st'
Faure o:jurchrarl ; 6, Liward-street, Porttuan4q

MR. COBDEN'S LETTER.—A correspondent of the _ an-
chester Examiner says : "It is currently reported that
the public are not in possession of the whole truth re-
specting Mr. Cobden's able letter to the Leeds Mercury.
I have heard it asserted that tie first, and, in some re-
spects, the most important paragraph of that letter,
the
as
it emanated from Mr. Cobden, was withheld by
editor without his permission, because it commented
with inconvenient severity upon a leader which had re-
cently appeared in the columns of your Yorkshire con.;
temporary. Certainly, if it is true, it will account for
Mr. Cobden's choice of the particular subject which
formed the theme of his letter, and serve to explain a
degree of abruptness in introducing it, which, as far as
my experience extends, is by no means usual in the pro-
ductions of the bon. member for the West Riding."
A. BREAD INSPECTOR APPOINTED IN STOCKPORT.
The dishonest practice so long pursued by a certain
cla.s of shopkeepers in the borough of Stockport, of
selling short weight in bread to custorcers, chiefly of the
working classes, has at length attracted the attention of
the authorities, and the Town Council have appointed
Mr. Larkurn, the district inspector of weights and mea-
sures, as inspector of broad also, with orders strictly to
enforce the provisions of the Act of Parliament of \YR-
hana IV., viz , "That all bread (except French and fancy
bread or rolls) shall be sold by weif,ht, and that any per-
son who shall sell, or cause to be sold, bread in any
other manner than by weight (the bread to be weighed
in the presence of the purchaser), shall be liable to a
penalty cf 408. fl.r every such offence."--,Manchester
Guard ieg,

t
SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY.
—The
society will begin on Friday next,
the
Last
a performance of Spbrated mass in O. Theconcerts
undergone society
's
with a view to still further increasing its efficiency. The
subscription list is rapidly filling.
REPRESENTATION OP BURY.—Tbe supporters of Mr.
Peel appear to have had some intimation that he is
likely to present himself for re-election in consequence
of his acceptance of a higher office than he at present
holds, inasmuch as on taking his present post in the Go-
vernment he did come before his constituents. On Fri-
day the hon. gentleman's principal friends were called
together at the Derby Hotel, Bury, by a circular bear-
ing the signature of Mr. George Whitehead, honorary
secretary of Mr. Peel's election committee, and steps
were taken for putting all the requisite machinery in
'motion. The liberal party also had a meeting at the
Albion Hotel, and three resolutions were pas, ed to the
following effect :-Ist. That it is desirable to have a can-
didate, in the event of an election, in the liberal interest.
2d. That it is desirable to have a townsman and commer-
cial man for the candidature. 3d. That a requisition be
got np requesting Mr. Thomas Wrigley, of Timberhurst,
:to came forward in the liberal interest. Mr. Wrigley i*
an extensive paper-maker near Bury. The war is popu.
ler at Bury, and it is understood that both parties must,
be ri;ht on that question.

PAROCHIAL ELECTIONS.—The result of the poll in No.
4, or Regent's Park Ward, St. Pancras, was as follows :
--Wooiroof's (new association) list, 426 ; Spong's (old
vestry) list, 335. Majority for the St. Pancras Associa-
tion, 91.

UNIVERSITY' INTELLIGENCE.

THE HYDE-PARK llEETlNGS.—Yesterday some thou-
sands of persons assembled in Hyde-park, on the green-
sward between the Serpenine and the Marble-arch ;
but they were chiefly respectable persons who evinced no
desire to lsreak the peace. There were some few hun-
dred boys and "roughs, who amused themselves by
hissing the police and pelting each other with
to clod
be some
s. At
one period of the afternoon there appeared
danger that there would be a rush into Belgravia. The
attempt was made, but the police, with admirable dex-
terity, drew up in front of Albert-gate, and prevented the
egress of the mob in that direction. The other gates
were too far off for the would-be rioters, and the attempt
to get into the streets was therefore effectually frustrated.
There were 800 policemen, mounted and on foot, in the
parks, and there was a strong reserve outside, in case of
need. The mounted police rode about the park, and so
-kept the people nsoving. The assembly, generally,
dispersed as soon as it became dark, and at five o'clock
the mounted police thought it safe to retire, leaving a few
men in the ranks to take care of the peace. Sir C. Wood,
Bart., M.P., the First Lord of the Admiralty ; and Mr.
Massey,
M.P,, the Under-Secretary for the Home De-
partment, warm in the park during a great portion of the
aftertioon.

OXFORD. Nov. 16.
There will be an election of two Fellows on the old
Foundation of Queen's College on Thursday, the 13th of
December. Candidates, 'being graduates, are invited to •
Call on the Provost with testimonials, on Thursday, the
6th of December.
The Examiners in the Mathematical School have given
Bi.iday next are ap-
pointed that the examination will begin on Wednesday,
in the morning, by Dr. Pulley,
Sermons on
November.
and in the of moon
at Christ Church, by the Rev. W.
E. Jell, of Christ Church, at St. ary's.
theTi2eBthof
University
he School of Natural Science is-
The Examiners in t
pointed to b© preached,
sued this afternoon the subjoined class list :
CLASS I.

ESCAPE
CORRECTION.—On Tuesday evening two convicts, named
John Poland and James Williams, confined in the York
House of Correotion, endeavoured to effect their escape
from prison, the former being successful. At five
o'clock Mr. Raper, the governor, saw Poland and
Williams in the day yard, but within half an hour
afterwards Poland was missed, and Williams was found
in the stone yard. On being questioned, Williams said
that be and Poland assisted each other in scaling the
palisading, which is surmounted by a chevatos de frise,
enclosing the day yard. Having reached the garden,
Poland and Williams had next to encounter the outer
or the boundary wall, the scaling of which was
as
essential to their escape. By extraordinary exertio
Poland, with the aid of Williams, succeeded in gaining
the summit of the wall, a position, however, which en-
tirely incapacitated him from rendering any
assstance
to Williams, who was, therefore, foiled in his attempt
to regain his liberty. Poland dropped from the wall
into the moat adjoining the bar walls, and, meeting
with no further obstruction, he made good his escape
and has not since been heard. cf.— YorkAire Gazdte.

Caird, 11. W., Oriel College j Faulkner,C.PenabrokeColl
CLASS

Packe, W., Corpus Christi Quitter, F., Lincoln College
I
Waldegrave,Hou.G.Balliol
Erratum.—ln nur list of Degrees published yesterday,
for "the. Rev. .Frederick Jorney, ' read " the Rev.
Frederick Young," of Balliol College.

fiADDINGTON CORN MARK
WEIZAT. BARLEY
First 102 s Od 47s 9d
Second B7s 2d 44s 7d
Third 7os Od 38s Od

Total quantity of wheat in market, 491 qrs., 457 sold
barley „ 711 qrs., 711 sold
oats ,-, 322 qrs., 322 sold
IP beans /1 61 qrs., 51 sold
AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
Wheat, 4/. 7 2 9.l2ths 1 Barley, 2l. 4 7 I.l2the
Oats, ... 11. 14 1 1-12ths I Beans, 21. 19 8 0-12 tbs

PP ~

DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET—Nov. 15.
Qrs• Best. Current. Inferior.
250 Wheat 98s ea oos Od
1197 Oats 3ls Od oos Od .... ..... 21s 4d.
1353 Batley 4B 6d oos Od.
7 Peas & beans 57a Od ooa Od

ABERDEEN—Noy. 16.
Potato oats 32s Od to 33s Od
Common oats 29s Od to 31s Od 1 401bs per bushel
Bora - 41s Od to 41s 6d 1531bs
Barley 41s Od to 41s 6d
Wheat, red (spring)7os Od to 75s Od 1 621bs
, white Bos Od to 85s Od ~
Oatmeal' 2ls Od to 25s Cd per boll.
Flour 64s Od to 65s Od per sack.
' PROVISION MARKET.

Beef, per lb 6d to 9d
''button, per lb 6d to 8d
Veal, per lb.. ...... . 6d to 9d
Pork, per 5t...5s 6d to 53 9d
Salmon, per lb Os to es
Grouse, per brace Os to Os
Tallow, p stone, 6s9d to 7s Od
Potatoes, pr peck, Od to 7d
Butter for exportation (preset
Eggs, wholesale price, per do

Butter, p lb. Os 9d to s na
Eggs, p doz. Os na to is 31
Hens, p pair 3s Od to 33 6d
Chickens,do.ls 6d to 2n Od
Ducks, do., 2s Od to 2s 64
1 Ducklings,do 2s Od to 2e 6d
Turkeys, each3s 6d to 4i Od
Geese, do., 3s 6d to 4n nd
nt cure) per cwt.74s Od to 804
)zen . ..7d to 7i t

PRIORS.
Barley flour,l4lb N to 2s 4a
„ dust, Os to 0010 d
i, per lb 2d to 2id
Side, Os to Os *I
1 2-lb. 10af...5d.
.1 ston*, 3s to 3s 6d.

RETAIL
Flour —s Od to 3s 4d
Oatmeal,l4lb Os Od to 2s Od
Bereweal Os Od to 2s Od
Peasemeal Os Od to 2s 8d
4-Ib. loaf —Did.
Cheese, per imperia

SEABORNE MAILS.

(N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Post dike
by the night—and SL by the morning—despatch.)

Day when ma„,...
COUN TELE* in General Post- Port due
Onlce, London.* Dispetzhe,-. Eno•nd
-
Imerica(byßrit.pack)ls Every Friday • • Liverpool .
tmericp. tby United Sts
packet) ..........N •• • • • • Liverpool . Nov. 19
kmorica (by U. State,
packet) ..........N .•••.•• • • Southamet..,
Australia (via South-
ampton) ••• • • • • Southampto,
Ditto (via Marseilles) N
Ditto (via Cape of Goedt,
Hops) .... • • ......N ..... • • „ Uncertain
Africa (West Coast) .. N 23d of the month .. Plymouth .. Dec 6
klexandria N 8,9, 24, & 30 of 1,, • Dover .....
—AI 4th & 20th of mon. Southampto:.l
Bahamas ....... 17th of the montl Southamptor f
Belgium •• . „N!Dally„ Dover
Brazil .. • • • • ........ ISt '9th of the month .. Southampton. Dee. 15
Buenos Ayres .... —Di 9th 01 the month.. Southampt,,,
,Dec. 13
Cape of Good Hope .. N Various port iUncert•tio
Cape of Good Hope
Cape de Verds ......N 9th of the month Southampton *Dec. 15
Ceylon (see India)
Ceylon.... •,„ ,„
Channel 151e5.... „Mon.,Wed.,&Fril.„Southampton Tavlrtt
sr
Chili.... • • • • i2d & 17th of monthlSouthampto,„
China ....
Constantinople ',8,13,18,23,&28 of to hover
Constantinople 4th' & 20th of mon.:Southamptot„
Cont. of Europe M & Nl,Twice daily ...... Dover .... Twit:, daily
Egypt (see India)
France .. • • & N ,Twiee daily ...... Dover .... Twicals
Gibraltar .. 4, 7,17, 20, 27 f m Southampto •
Greece (see India) •
Greytown • • ......M,2nd & 17th of mon.,Soutliamptto,
Hamburgh ..........N,Tuesday & Friday 'London .....
4 Havannah ..........3112nd of the month ISouthamptor Dec. 1.
Holland ..M I)3•113'• • • • • • Dover .....
Honduras .......... 51;17th of the month. Southamptca ;16thohnon
India (viaSouthampt.)M 4th & 20th of mon. Plymouth .. Nov. 20
_ India (via Maraeilles)sl „9th& 2Gth of month Dover
lonian Isles (see Indla)l7, 17, &27 of mon Dover.... •• „
Ireland ........M & N ,Twice daily Piot, head ITwtee•ialh
Lisbon 5117, 9, 17, & 27 of m. Southampton,Nov. 25
e. Madeira ...... „ „ml9th of the month !Southamptov, I
- Madeira23dof month Liverpool ...I
!Julia (see India)
t 4 Malta 8,18, &28 of mon. Dover Nov. 20
Mauritius (see India)
Mauritius N 114th of the month
mule° of the month., ,Sonthamptel. Dee. 1
, Naples N:sthlsth2sthofmon. Dover ••• • • •
New Granada 21&. 17th of month Southampton,
New Zealand llly private slip .. Various port. Uncertain
.•
Papal States Nlsthlsth2sthofmon. Dover
Peninsula 7thl7th27thofinon..Southampton
Peru 2d & 27th of mon.:Southampton
Port Natal N 'lly private ship...lVarious ports UllllOlllllO
Sicily ,•.. ••••• • •• ,sthlsth2s thaMONDOver •• •• • •
Tuscany ...........,N;sthlsol2sthofmon.lDover
Venezuela „ „ „Nd 2d& 17th of monthltiouthampton ;1& 16 mOl
1% Van Diemen's Land (se.
Australia)
12d& 17th of month Sonthamptonll & 18 mOl
West Indies M
-

1!1 & 16 mom

&IS mos

When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will ue de-
spatched on the following day, with the exception of the brill (via
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will bo despatchedU.S
preceding day.

WIND AND WEATILEIt REPORT.

SATURDAY, November 17.
Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weather.
Greenwich Calm Cloudless.
Lothbury.
Glasgow E.
Holyhead
Dublin N.E. Fine.
Liverpool
Manchester......... S.
Whit haven S. Fine.
Sheffield E.
Maryport.. E.
Stoke-en-Trent.... S. iV Frosty.
Carlisle
Lancaster N.E. Frosty.
Leeds W Cloudy.
Nottingham
Derby N.W Very dense fog.
Leicester No wind.... Very dense fog.
Boston N.N. W..... Fine—Cloudy.
Great Grimsby W Fine.
Gainsborough .... N. Fine—Frosty.
Brighton N.E Cold—Cloudy.
Yarmouth
Lowestoft
Cambridge N.N.W. ... Foggy.
Ipswich N.N.W, ... Fine.
Harwich N.E Clear
Southampton S.W. Cloudy.
Cowes S.W... ..... . Cloudy.
Poole N.E. Cloudy.
Portsmouth N.E Unsettled.
Bristol E.
Plymouth
Gloucester E.
Exeter..... S.E.
Cardiff N.E. Cloudy.
Swansea N.E Fine.
Haverfordwest ... S.W Fine.
Leamington N.E Hard Frost—Foggy.
Amsterdam
York ... N.W Hard Frost.
Dundee
Sunderland N.W Fine.
Aberdeen
Edinburgh S.W Foggy.
Berwick S.W Fine.
Perth
Scarborough
Whitby
IA Newcastle
Hull W Fine.
% Darlington N. Fins.
• Strood ..• ........
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