The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-16 00:00:00

n A NIC of L O N D 0 N.
OPENING
WEDNESDAY next, the 22d instant.
CITY. ESTABiISHMENT 7 Threadnee le-street (late Hall of Commerce).
Ctuata4-caoss Baexcn-450, West Strand. •

13 A N K of L 0 N D 0 N.
Incorporated by Royal Charter.
Capital, 600,0001.
Eosin OF DIRECTORS.
CHAIRMAN—Sir JOHN VILLIERS SHELLEY, Bart., M.P., 25,
Park•lane, and Marestield-park. Sussex.
Vlcs-Citantmas—JOHN GRIFFITH FRITH, Esq. (Frith, Sands,
and Co.), 11, Austin-friars.
John Edmund Anderdon, Esq., Devonshire-terrace, Hyde-park.
Major William Elsey, H.E.1.C.5., Bank House, Acton.
Thomas Gooch, Esq. (Gooch and Cousens, London-wall), Brixton-
rise.
Jeremiah Greatorex, Esq. (Bradbury, Greatorex, and Co., Alder-
manbury), Springhill-house, Upper Clapton.
A/exander Constantine I onides, Esq., Consul-General of Greece (firm
of lonides, Sgouta, and Co.), 17, Uracechnrch-street.
Charles Joyce, Esq. (firm of Charles Joyce and Co., Moorgate-street),
01.n:wester-gardens, Hyde-park.
Thomas Luce, Esq., M.P., Albemarle•street, and Malmesbury, Wilts.
Henry Morris, Esq., late of the Madras Civil Service, 25, Mark-lane,

Ctt.
Sir uYenry Muggeridge, Alderman and Sheriff of London, St. An-
drew's-hill. City, and Streatham-common, Surrey.
Alfred Venables, Esq. (Venables, Wilson, and Tyler, Queenhithe).
Ffr-grove, Weybridge, Surrey.
MANAGER—Matthew Marshall. inn..
SECltETAßY—Benjamin Scott, Esq.
CHIEF CASHIER —Mr. W. C. BOOM.
HEAD BANnwo-iiousE—Threadnedle-street (late the Hall of
Commerce).
• Camaro-cams BRANCH—No. 450, West Strand.
PROPRIETARY.
The proprietary consists of four hundred partners, whose names
and address will be registered for public Inspecdon at the Stamp.
*Bice before the opening of the Bank.
0 PE SING.
The Directors having comPleted preliminary arrangements, the
capital being fully subscribed, and the Charter of Incorporation ob-
tained, announce to the public that they have made arrangements
for commencing business operations on W. dnesday next, the 22d
Inst., both at their City and W
TE,..t.pndRMS Establishments.
.
EVERY BR (NCH of LEOltiat.a.rE BANKDiG BUSINESS
will b • undertaken.
CURRENT or DRAWING ACCOUNTS will be received, and in-
terest allowed on the ba'ance at the rate of 2/. per cent. per annum,
provided the current balance is not drawn below 50u1., and the rate
of 1/. per cent per annum if not drawn below 2001., at any period
within the hair-year.
MONEY will be RECEIVED on DEPOSIT at ten days' notice of
withdrawal, at a rate of interest rising and falling with the Bank of
England minimum rate of discount, being always 1/. per cent. under
suck rate, but never to exceed 51, per cent. per annum.
Prospectuses, wi'h Lull particulars of terms, may be obtained at
the head office in Threadneedle—treet.—By order.
MATTHEW MARSHALL, Jan., Manager.
Threedneedle-street, August 16, 1855.

CRICKLEWOOD, MIDDLESEX.—To be
I.7.NFURNISH ED, on the high road to Edgware, low
miles ftom the Marble Arch, CRICKLEWOOD HOUSE, containing
three sitting-rooms (two communicating with folding doors), eight
be-rooms, housekeeper's room, 1 fly kitchen end offices, front mid
back pleasure grounds, with hot houses and graperles, two kitchen
gardens, brewhouse with two rooms over, four and two stall sta•
b es, three coach-houses, poultrv•housi-s, piggeries, and extensive
yard. Rent 85/ , the tenant seeping in repair ; otherwise, 1001. psi
annum. Term, Seven years.
Apply on the premises, or at Messrs. Bullock's, 211, High

ROYAL 01'ERA, DRURY-I ANE.
Lessee, Mrs E. T. Smith.
THIS EVENTN44,
Will be performed THE BOFIEMIAN GIRL. Characters Ly
Messrs. 11. Biahim, J. Halford, Farquharson, and Elliot Galer ;
and Lucy Escott.
To conclude with MIDAS.
Prices of admission :—To the two galleries. 6d. ; second circle o:
boxes and pit, Is.; dress circle, 2s. 6d.; eta Is, 45.; private boxes to
admit two persons, 10s. 6d.; tour persons, one guinea. Box-office
cl:).,n from 10 to 6 daily.

Ilif6A'rLE AL 111,.YAAft3L
Under the management of Mr. Backatene,
VHS EVENING. •
Will be performed MARRIED LIFE.
After which, THE ABBE IN LOVE, by the Spanish Dancers.
Alter which, COCTRr FAVOrR.
lo be followed by ONLY A HALFPENNY.
To egnelade with THE BP:I_NIS fI DANCE/IS.

ROY.kt. TIV:A.TRE, OXFOR,D-STREET.
under the Management of Mr. Camt.i.za KZAW.
THIS EVr.NING.
Will be performed HOW STOUT YOU'RE GETTING.
oitiolede with KING FIRNRY THE Eft'MTH. Qaeen Ka.
battle, Mr 7. C. Kean : vroley, Mr. C. Kean.

• THEATRE ROYAL ADELPHI.
?rookie-9r. Ur. Wetotcr.—Directreaa. Mr anie

'17," THIS EVENING.
nikbe performed THE WRITIN-G ON THEE WALL.
Chfira,cteri by Mei9rB. Wright, C. z•elby, P. Bedford, Airs. Leith
.11.furr#,,MiE.,3 Wyndham, and 31Is -Wool,;:ti*.
• After *liich, PRATE UN ISATION.
c6rCliide' with TIIE SCHOOL FOR TIGERS.

ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
Levier, and Manager, Mr. Win. Cooke.
EmsTrei.eive attraction of Mazcppa. Mr. George Wild and Miss
Fanny Williams every night.
.;' THIS EVENING;
Lot& EiVrolei MAZEFP4 and the WILD lIOI.SE, with all the
Original thrilling effeety, and for which Mr. William Cooke has trainee
his unrivalled stud of horses.
.lifter which the. first Equestrians of the.day, will appear in the
EVOET.TtION Bof the CIRCLE. Alt3o, a variety of Entertaiments.
ro conclade with a Laughable Farce .entitled. MY 17NCEE'i,
OARD, in which Mr. G. Wild and Miss Fanny Williams will appear
llox.-oftic;;open. from Eleven till Fear. Stage Manager, 31r. W.
West. Manaeers Mr. Neltan Lee.- Netnestriin Director,
Mt.. W. 00111:-a, ion.

• ITIGIT WATER AT LONDON 'BRID9It.
T 9, ,-101ort)Ing 2 min. after 1I EvpAing 17 min,. nit, 4
'Mei-Al= s, n. amol 4 tv,ning 15 rain. aft.

WEATHER.—Stru byr:ca, Aug.
l'arsmomrtne, !'sr -rmr, SR ADS.
73-- b,, :hest Knee ?lion ye3tet.iay.
61 --,o,s.cit this morning anti during tho night.
7 k At noon.

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Wr'D, N. W. to N.W.—Light, with fine suninie)
weather.

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I,ON'DON, THURSnA V, AUGUST 16, 1855,

We ltaye read with great regret the speech de-
livered by Sir DE LACY EVANS, immediately pre-
vious to the prorogation of P4rliament. It
pitiable to see a man distinguished for pbysica'
bravciy give way to political timidity. his
speech. shows either- the weakness of his morn
nature, or the extent to which he has been influ-
enced by the faint-heartedness prevailing in the
Ministry .and the Legislature. He called for
more vigour in the prosecution of the War, .bui
Was careful to intimate that he did not wish any
step tube taken to offend the jealous suscepti-
bilities of Austria. Nothing was to be done that
could lead to a supposition that we sytnpathised
with the sufferings of the people she oppresses, or
would in any way tend to give them freedom.
Here are his words

see that au Italian.legiou is about to be formed :
and something is likewise said as to enlisting German
and Polish legions. I for one cannot understand the
extreme delicacy felt as to raising a Polish legion. Al'
Poland does not belong to Austria. You might have s
Polish legion from Russia, and thus you would give to
those Poles who are anxious to raise the standard of
their country the nucleus of a force that would mate
rially assist you. If you wish to show great deference for
Austria, let there be a special provision that no subjects of
the Gallician provinces shall be eitrolled, bat that you
only edit Russian Poles. Surely there cannot he
the slightest objection to an organisation of that
character."

There is the point. " Great deference" is to
be shown to Austria. We must do nothing to
which she can offer the " slightest objection."
This is the language used after Austria has be-
trayed us—after she has expressly declared that
she will have nothing to do with our cause,
though we have been dangling attendance cm
her for more than two years, past, and have
given her possession of, the Principalities—the
very territory in dispute between Turkey and
Russia—on the understanding that she was ti
afford us her active assistance. She retains tin
bribe, but refuses the service, and now has th,
audacity to complain that the Turkish troops ac
independently of her consent and control.
We call on the electors of Westminster to tak,
some notice of the strange language of their repre
sentative. His expressions would have bees
fitting in the mouth of some slavish adulator o
Austrian tyranny, but they must not be permitted
to pass uprebuked from the lips of one of the mos.
pcipular a the Metropolitan members. How in-
consistent •is his
speech with his position and
"
character.' The legislator should never lose sight
of. the sentiment, "Be jußti. and fear Let"—and
the soldier. should consecrate-.hie
.flaslaing 'sword
with the motto, "GOD defend the right." But,
according
,to Sir DE Lacy EVAI", idstice 'and
right, when Austria is concerned, are to give way
to the mean maxims of shameful expediency.
it to'be supposed that the flimsy disguise we art
asked to adopt will escape the Machiavelian cun- .
ning of Austria ? Can there be a Russian Poland
free,. and an Austrian Poland enslaved ?
The Gallant General has said enoucrli
to show Austria that she may presume upon our
41) ti2.oo.at the must guazd against our Bohm
act will mud us as at once b raid= ,

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