The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-14 00:00:00

ITALY.
The Milan Gazette contains a sentence pro-
nounced by the court-martial of Mantua, condemn-
ing the following persons to death by the gallows :
Tazzoli, a priest, and professor in the Episcopal
Seminary, aged 39; Scarrellini, a butcher, aged
30 ; Canal, of no profession, aged 28 ; Dr. Zam-
belli, a portrait-painter aged 28 ; Dr. Poma, a
physician, aged 29. They had been convicted of
conspiracy against the Government, and belonging
to the revolutionary committees of Venice and
Mantua. These sentences were executed at Mantua
on the 7th. Several other persons have had the
punishment of death commuted into various periodsl
of imprisonment in irons.

William Bolton, aged 37, pleaded not guilty to steal-
ing 16 working tools and other articles of the value of
101., the property of Mr. Joseph Boulton, the engineer
of Great Mitchell-street, St. Luke's, his master and em-
ployer.
Mr. ;Cooper appeared for the prosecution, and Mr.
Pa...,117 and Mr. Rebton for the defence.
-rorn the evidence, which was gone into at great
length'of the it
appeared that the prisoner was in the employ
so L._
BPerosecutor as foreman at 6s. per day, and had been
in_ 1 yen or eight months. The prosecutor had, dur-
ing the past four months, missed several castings and
tools of
spoken to
variarott,
,d!scriptions ; and when the prisoner was
them out, for
tif it, he said that he should like to find
e could do so, he would prosecute
them. The pilferi going on, and suspicion having
fallen on the ponngei.sttilli
prosecutor, in company with
an inspector of
the house of the prison on on the 22nd November to
Police we
tools and castings of the w • nd found a large number of
elght of 12 cwt.
Mr. Parry addressed the •
Jury for the defence, and
called
Mr. Charles Culter, a moulder of h iron e moulded fore prosecutor, and ha
dliberty n castings said
Übe'
to use
his moulds. The prisoner had employed him to mould
for him. .

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CHARITY.—At the Mansion-House, yesterday, the
Lord Mayor requested that the press would acknowledge
his receipt of the following contributions to the poor-box
of the Mansion-House :-201. from the Goldsmiths' Com-
pany, 101. from the Fishmongers' Company, and two 51.
notes—one from "E. H.," the other from "R. H." Dona-
tions of 201. each were also sent by the Goldsmiths' Com-
pany to the other police courts.
RAILWAY TRAIN WITHOUT ATTENDANTS.—Last week
a goods train consisting of engine, tender, and 45 waggons,
arrived at Sheffield without any one in charge of it. The
guard, engine-driver, and firemen had one and all disap-
peared. The circumstances that had brought about the ex-
traordinary occurrence are these. The engine by which the
train was drawn was a new one of very large size. It had
come from Manchester, and was on the way to Lincoln. It
appears that when the train had passed Wadsley-bridge
station, and was a mile or two off Sheffield, one of the tubes
of the boiler burst, and the engine-driver endeavouring toping
up the end of the tube pushed it-backwards, and thus
allowed a copious stream of water to escape from the boiler
into the furnace, which being very crpacious contained
about three quarters of a ton of fire. The steam generated
by the previous escape of water from the orifice of the
ruptured tube was now increased tenfold, and rushed out
at the mouth of the furnace in an enormous volume,
highly charged with sulphur. It was not po- Able to close
the door of the furnace, owing to the instrument (a " har-
poon") used for inserting the plug into the tube being out of
the way ; and the engine-driver, after sustaining a severe
scalding, was fain to retreat to the opposite end of the
engine. He was still within the range of the hissing steam,
and after a desperate effort to endure till the scalding va-
pour should be exhausted he dropped off the engine in a
state of insensibility. The train was in rapid motieonn,gibnuet.
most fortunately he fell clear of it. His mate, the fireman,
had already taken the precaution to leap off the
The guard, being at the other end of the train, was out
of danger, but he was conscious from the terrific noise caused
by the steam that some accident had happeaod. He applied
his break, and while keeping a sharp 100k-out he saw the
driver and fireman lying on the ground by the side of the
line. With more humanity than presence of mind he
leaped off the train to render them assistance, and thus
left the train to speed onward by itself,

The steamer Fettercairn, from Algoa Bay, on
the 22d of October, arrived at the Cape on the
31st of October.

1.0.61

all' S. Eastern (Reading)
Ann.,) of 21 08.6 d.
[OO Do. 44 per cent
all S. Yorksh . 4p. c. Guar
all Stock.& Hartl. Guar

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

19 -- 20

The General Screw Steam-Shipping Company's
mail-packet Lady Jocelyn arrived at the Mauritius
on the 19th of October, only 39 days from Ply-
mouth.

TATTERSALL'S—MONDAY.
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
1,000 to 25 agst Lucio (taken).
1,000 to 25 Sally Warfoot colt (taken).
1,000 to 25 agst Lord Fauconberg (taken).
1,000 to 30 Alkali colt (takn).
CHESTER CUP.
50 to 1 Nancy (taken).
1,000 to 15 Goldfinder (taken).
1,000 to 15 Trifle (taken).
1,000 to 15 Confessor (taken).
1,000 to 15 St. Michael (taken).
2,000 to 25 Vermuth (taken).
DERBY.
12 to 1 agst West Australian.
1,600 to 60 Pharos (taken).
18 to 1 Umbriel (taken).
33 to 1 Brocket (taken).
Offers to take 20 to 1 about Cineas.

sp.c.till 1 Ju1y,1856
3 Waterfd. &Kilk.6p. c.
LOO York Newcastle and
Berwick, 4 p.c.Pref
5 De

par purl
.02 104
- sgl

The French Government war-steamer Archimede,
6 guns, which left Bourbon on the 25th of Septem-
ber, arrived at the Cape on the 13th of October,
bound to Rochefort.

.0 'York& N.Midland H.
& S. Purch

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Several other witnesses gave the prisonerc a good
character.
The learned Judge having summed up, the
fury
turned a verdict of Guilty, and the prisoner Was Or7erreed-
to be brought up to-morrow for judgment.
The Assistant-Judge severely reprimanded the Witness
Culter.

Her Majesty's frigate Spartan, 26 guns,. Captain
Sir William Hoste, from Plymouth the 29th of
July, arrived at the Cape on the 13th of October,
and sailed subsequently for Madras.
Her Majesty's steam-vessel Hydra left Table
Bay, in October, with the new lighthouse for Bird
Islands, and returned on the 30th of October to
Simon'sßay,

'MARGATE, Dec. 1.3.—1 n consequence of the long pre_
wailing south-west winds, our Read 3 are literally a forest of
masts. There r.re- at present riding in the Roads upwards
of 503 sail, the principal number of them containing emi-
-4,-8
:7t:7,- IT, r. ....41:::,-,71:z the shipping are
_sr4ne whose late voyages have
77-777....._„' . , riled the. commercial world ; for instance, the American
, I;PFer ;11rpriae, the Scotch clipper Stornoway (both for
~ , „
(-..--- Ay, . (mg Kong), the Southampton. clipper Hampaturp
.(for
~.,,,m),,,,,,-„,:,,.,i w Zealand), and the iron-bnilt ship the W. S. Linuay. 1.77.! .-: •
..;,.,,, . se f)tir crack ships will have a fair trial from Margate
7,...4----1,:, • , ads to ,the Cape of Good Hope.' Of course, their re-
.. '
_,;:-<-1,41 ctive comnanders and crews
i
-,/,.:1-c !' eating their opponents.
a
are equally sanguine of
Bfargate, to a stranger, appears
kso ._...p_ovi..or? lide.lair thaua watering place. Upwards of
2,00 e 0 rruc-,rants are landed in the course of the day by
the different boats, to fill up the little requirements they
find themselves deficient of on board,—Correspondent.
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The United States steamer St. Mary, 22 guns,
from Penang the 28th of August, arrived at the
Cape on the 15th and sailed for Boston on the 27th
of October.

The Queen of the South brings 100,000 rupees
from India for the Oriental Bank.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.—The accounts of the Bank of
France for the past month present indications similar to
those of the two preceding returns. The bullion has
experienced a diminution of 1,520,0001. (making a total
decrease of about 3,000,000/.) ; since the middle of
September, while the' advances on stocks and railway
Shares, which showed an increase of 1,600,0001. last
mo

The mails, in charge of Commander Wharton,
R.N., were landed in time to be dispatched by the
train which arrives at Paddington at 10.40 p.m.

nth, have been further augmented to the extent of
about 1,240,0001. To the bills discounted, which in-
creased 1,000,000/. in October and 800,0001. in Novem-
ber, there has likewise been an addition of nearly
1,200,000/, Beyond the advances made by the Bank of
France on railway shares, it is understood a sum equal
to IXCGCF,AOO7: has been lent during the month on shhilar
securities by the Conaptoir National.

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HARMONIC UNION.—The first performance of this
Society will take place at Exeter Hall, on Friday the 17th,
the performance being a new Oratorio " Joseph," com-
posed. by Mr. C. Horsley. Mr. Benedict will conduct, and a
powerful array of vocal and instrumental talent is secured:,
£he effect, we have every reason to anticipate will be of a
very impressive character.

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THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 185 2.
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MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS. MOST IMPORTANT THE CALCUTTA AND NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. THE SHARE MARKETS.
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Business COLONIAL. ,„1 Ilis
tlPPli'''' 68
CITY, Two o'CLocx. FROM .
By the arrival of the General Screw Company's screw- BRITISH RAILWAYS. I Shr. Paid RAiLwAvs. gdaPyri.ces done SUGAR.-The market is rather better 8, g .
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steamer Queen of the South we have some interestiag de- - -
quantity of British Plantation landed last :Wee' 6 btl'•
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10 tierces' 14/
The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti- FRANCE AND • SPAIN. tails of the 'Performance of the Ocean screw-steamers that sm. paid Closing Prices Baslneu done — cLomeapsanings. Clthostins
9 hhds,
East and West India Docks was 8 . 0,6 bhds, ~,,,
000 bales, of which 1,500 American were
ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. have left England for the Cape, Calcutta, aticl Australia • RAILWAYS. this Day. this Day. 50 all Bedford and Loudon &
mated at 6,
-____...___.
There were taken for Hame consumption Lee isco "law
-taken on speculation. The market closed steadily, with
BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 13. within the last six months. It is due, however to Mr. _
Mare, the builder of the Queen of the South, the' firs . --
tof St. 100 Aberdeen 3ll - 32 3n i 2 ' 301 all Birm. & Oxfd.
Bletchley.... N. West. ... - ...
tierces, 369 barrels. The stock in the seine P'
~.
hhds, 1,368 tierces, 2,904 barrels. , a es, aeivstm
a good dethand, and but little alteration in prices since
(From the Morning Post.)
guarantee ... Gt.Westn. 30 - 31
Friday last. The sales comprised 210 Pernam and
This splendid screw steamer, Commander Geo. the splendid fleet of 1800 ton screw-ships, to state that the 20
.81 Ambg. Nottng. Bost.
301 all Do.withoutgr Do 291 - 301 d
Maranham at 61d. to 61d. ; 600 Egyptian at 61d. to PARIS, TI7ESDAY MORNING. .
performances of the Queen of the South and her sister & Eastn. June...-. 63 - 63 61 3
46s 6d, with but little doing. got ss
301 all Birm.Wolv. & kat the take'
Hyde, arrived here this morning at 10 o'clock. ships, the Lady Jocelyn, Indiana, &c., have established
Bd.; 400 Surat at 31d to 41d; and the remainder Ameri- The report of M. Casabianca has been unani- T.... _ _
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14 all Birmng. Wolverh. &
Dudleyguar. Do 3O - 31 R1131.-The quantity landed last wee
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ere were 0
,ea
er dates of sailing are as follow :-Calcutta, Sept. their character as superior to any of their class afloat. Stour Valleys...-. 10.4 - 11
hhds• In
West India Docks was 195puns.10 d exP nsa
can. Ritilway shares were dull, at lower prices.
mously carried by the committee appointed by the 'l'
304 all Do.wthtguar. Do 29 30
6 hhdso an • 13,1"
- The .Brazilian mail does not advise us of any great . ,
*vil list of 25,000,000 f. for 15th ; Sands-heads, 21st ; Madras, 26th ; Point --------
31 28 Birkenhd. Lancsh. d:
St. 100 Buckghamsh. L. & N.W. 109 - 111 for Home Consumption 367 puns., 1 laces is
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 13. Cheshire Junet...... 6.1 -61 d
45 puns. 14 hhds. The stock in the same p
activity in business, but there was a moderate demand Senate. It proposes aci
11, Ga ee, Oct. 2d ; Mauritius, 14th ; Cape of Good The following officers passed. examinations last week at 273 all Do. Chesh. & Birk. 50 all ClydesdaleJe. Caledon 53 55 COFFEE.-The market is qm'et. Native Ueym" r
in St,
for imports. The weather had been so wet that coffee the Emperor, with the dotation of the palaces ana
Hope, Nov. 6th; St. Helena, 15th ; Ascension the Royal Naval College, qualifying for Lieutenants :- - £5O & .£25 Cons...! 21 - 211 St. 100 E.Lincoln. gr.
6p. cent..... Gt.Notrhn 149 - 151 1491 puns., 547 hhds.
'_was very firm in price. Discounts were at sto 5/.
, Messrs. S. Curtis, A. Wing, Is 31, Croke, D. B. Pack, E. 22 184 Do., .£2O 3i -21 d
25 all Gllstr.&Dn.Fr. Gt.Westn. 33 - 331 265. for good seconds. r ffild* : r
The exchange on London had declined. the furniture, and the forests as under the mo-
19th ; St. Vincent, 29th. C. Batty, H. Golden, C. C. Mitchell, and the Hon. A. Hay. St. 100 Bristol & Exeter lO7 - 109 108
ken in, 2es fo_ _, i ,o
ik At Dienes Ayres up to the Ist inst. the ordinary narchy.
25 all Glam. Barr. & COCOA.-Bahia, 21 bags, was ta
la at 5d to vi,"_63
She brings 70 passengers, including the Rev. Mx• For Masters :-Messrs. J. C Scriv W. H. Moore, A. F. St. 100 Caledonian. ..... - 694 683 1 i
Neilsn.Direct Caledon ... ... - ... SPICES. -Pimento 389 bags was so
aSur3lo ' la
d a dotation of
Mugford, A. R. B • * en'
urmiston, H. W. C. Wise, and J. P. 50 all Chester & Holyhead 23 - 24 23i 1
ord and mid, being 'ld per lb. cheaper. , . , seed t° ~
course of business was impeded by the new Customs The French Princes are allowe
and Mrs. Buckn.er d f mil
an a y, Mr. Bruce and Grant.
25 all Do. New Do — ...
d tO b -0116
RICE.-At auction 199 tons Carolina, were takejl. --red.
regulations, and although it was expected these would 1,560,000 francs.
50 all Cork and Bandon. ... 181 - 19
100 all Hrtlpl. Dk. & Yk. New. pkgs. Penang realised 2s 6d. to 3s 8d forfts
_so. y . ,or
service as naval cadets :-- Messrs. C. Shuekburgh, B. Ban-
family, Hon. Mrs. Erskine and child, and a com- Th. e followbag young gentlemen have passed into the
'work well ultimately, there was much confusion at first,
Railway & Bcrw.. ... - ...
a 2s 9d t?, ;'1 IV'
. M. Fould is d.e Minister of State and of the
mercial gentleman of the name of Palmer, Hon. R. v 2 tiiirtkpc2settubz: 3 2 d
50 all Hun & Selby. Y.&N.Md. 1.13 115 brought 2s 4d to 2s 8d f r , ad to sec a for
-and with the known sluggishness of Spanish officials, this
Household of the Emperor.
bury, T. L. Wood, R. H. D. King, S. Long, H. F. Camp- deen Junction .. 9 - 10 at 2s to 2s 5d for small brrni.ididten.• D u'. ,s lid i .
is not to be wondered at. The local demand for goods
B. Pellew, 43d L. 1., Mr. Horsefall, Mrs. J. Bruce bell, H. Salmond, and F. L. Clayton. 95 all Do. I Shares. Do -57 A good. CLOVES, 5 cases, Penang went at .1,
at TO
ooa
was restricted, -but on the other hand there were fair MADRID, THURSDAY.
25 all Do. New . - •••
12,1 all Do. Shares. Do - 282 PER, 407 bags, Singapore were taken
,iid. for g for
--- 25 all East Anglian (£25 L.
14 all Lou.&Greenw S.Eastern. 14 - 141 143 mid , Penang 90 bags, realised 9d to 1 eto 33a en
'purchases of manufactures for the interior provinces. The petitions of the populations, requesting to and child, and Mr. M. J. Bruce-all from the Cape.
WOOLWICH, DEC. 13. &E.dr L. & D.)..... 61 - 63 61 1
20 all Do. Preference Do 25/ -26 i Black Penang, 1,090 bags, sold at 32d und buY
This is the more strange as regards Paraguay, because be allowed to meet for electoral purposes, have She also brings a full cargo of sundries.
APPOINTMENTS. la all Do., (£lB E. & H.).. 41 4g 4.j
20 all Lowestoft gr.
00
,
the stock ot goods there was reported, until lately, to be been refused. She was detained in Calcutta river four days on Lieutenant Charles Bayley Calmudy Dent 1852), for- 20 all Eastern Counties..... 131 -13 g 13g 1 a
4 per cent... Norfolk - 20
,heavy. The wool clip in the Argentine provinces will Excitement continues. The 3 per Cents. closed account of the disorderly state of her machinery. merly serving as mate in the Spiteful steam-sloop, to the 25 all Eastern Union, Clas;-
20 all Do. 6 per ct. Do 23 - 25 TALLOW.-P.Y.C., is 46s per cwt. on to°
oa
tr dzidsu6s tdy
t. 0
2Asfsri6cda nf
og ir nmgiedr ,a
n6ld pgko go
ds
rpoaur tg
hl Y. .
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be fine in quality, and large in quantity. Three vessels this afternoon, at 431, and the New Deferred at 23.
In • d Valorous steam-frigate, commissioned at Devonport.
coming own the Bay of Bengal she encountered Lieutenant Tonge, whose appointment as Flag-Lieu- 25 6 Do., do.
A. late E. U. Sh ll - 13
51 all Vlanch.l3xton. Lu.&N.W. town 49s 3d. eine the deb°
inare on the berth at Buenos Ayres for Australia. Ex-
tenant was announced yesterday, should have been to -
and Matlock & Midld. 3 -31 31 TEA.-The 'deliveries are very small, pen--
change on London, 655. THE FRENCH EM_PIRE. strong currents, in consequence of the south-west 25 all Do., B. dz C.
Rear-Admiral Sir Fleetwood Pellew, for service on the St. 100 East Lancashire ... - 13 8j
9a
9 50 all Yliddlesbrt' & Stckton di in Parliament, but holders are firm.
The reports of the Calcutta market, as received by the
monsoon. Not beim°, able to obtain enough coal at East India station, and not to Rear-Admiral Dundas on 50 all East dr West Ind. Di. Redear Darlingt. - .
to 4/..te.; cliosj.°4
e.
100 all Aidld.Bradfd. Midland_ 1071 - 1031 108
Overland mail, are tolerably satisfactory. A moderate
Letters from Berlin have been received which Point de Gallee, she had to work on short allow- the Mediterranean station, as was inadvertently stated. & Birming. Junc.... 58 60
50 all Northern and
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trade was doing in imports, and cotton piece goods yeere
ance of fuel to the Mamitius. Master Thomas Osmer (1847), from the Hog,ue screw St. 100 Edinburgh& Glasgon 78 - 80 79
Easternsp.c. E. Count.. 64 - 66 to 1/ 118 r- ,
leave no doubt as to the unreserved recognition of
SurrrIFIELD.—MeHadAZ MhAayß,K273l.ss
ditto, 3/ 158 to 5/ Os ; and. straw, 1/ 4s
i fe•
Steady. Freio•hts to Great Britain were rising consider-
the Emperor of the French. ' steam-guardship, at Devonport, to the Valorous. St. 100 Edinb.PrthadzDundec 30 - 32
Four days after leaving the Mauritius one blade Paymaster Wm• H. Wiseman (1810, to the Valorous. St. 100 Glasgow & S.Western 60 -62 50 all Do. 6 per et Do - ••• A moderate supply, and a steady demand. 4/ 40 • c'°o,,i
/ 17' to ' 1 '
ably. EXchange on London, 2.5. 1d.., six months credit.
at Av_crsz=ngi. nelJames King to the Fisgard flag-ship St 100 Great Northern Stk.. 83 -84 84 50 all Do.Fixedsp.c Do ... - ...
CUMBERLAND.-Meadow hay, 2. a. s „ae par
The Cape of Good Hope advices inspire the hope that The Moniteur announces the reception of the
of the screw broke off, and. she was obliged to work
25 all Prest. dzWyre L. &a. W.
the war will-not much longer be procrastinated. Spanish Ambassador by the Emperor, when the
vice phens, promoted. St. 100 Do., 3A. Stock ...... 45 - 47 46
consequence. She put into Simon's Bay on mate A. C. F. Dumaresq (1850), to the Calliope, 26, on St. 100 Do., 18. 5t0ck...... 122 - 124 1233 3
Wseestoolnnddimesaastnedrs/loGrt.hßA. mrornericeayn, sttoattihoon.valorous ; &LudiYk ... - ... ditto, 3/ 15s to 41 18s ; and straw, 1/ 5s to lk ''''
Supply good, and trade firm. ere
, „ to aOS ; pd.
At HambUrgh on Friday last, the rate of exchange on former presented. his credentials. The same journal easY 111.
121 11;., Do. 3 Shares. Do - ...
WHITECHAPEL. -Meadow hay, 2c ins ~, ea
London continued to fall, being 13 11. Stocks and publishes the project of constitution for Spain, the 29th October, as being, from its sheltered situ- 50 all Great Southern and
St. 100 Roystn.&Hit. Cia.Northn 150 7-- 152
Jones, to the Vulture steam-frigate, R. E.
it is plain enough to be seen, is approved of ation, well suited for repairing ; but on examina- Western areland).. 107 - 108 1071 8 St. 100 Do.Shepth.St. Do ll9 - 151 ditto, 3/ 15s to 5/ Os ; and straw, 1/ 40 to 11 ' '
Trade steady at our our quotations.
Sh s were dull. Discounts 3 to 31, being slightly which,
St. 100 Great Western ..... ... 96 a-- 964 951 61
25 181 Met: Roth. di Lancash.&
higher. Grain was in brisk demand ati hillier les, by the French Government. The Duke of Nassau tion it was found that another blade of the screw Clerk John Freshfield (1847), to the Valorous.
at Devonport.
12 11 Irish South-Eastera- 61 - /.4 Goole g.5.p.c Yorksh - - ... ~
owing to the a,ecounts from England. Co om pro uce has expressed his satisfaction to the French repre-
pe a spare e, co ed,
had broken off. She ship d blad al efiitdosehipmen.-R. H. Thompson, to the Vulture ; Thos. 50 all Lancaster & Carlisle.. 88 -90
Pm' 12 9i, 3. Staffordsh.. MrMClean 1 - A d COUNT.RY MARKETS%
quiet, but firm. . es ntative at the change which has taken place in and Edward Richards to the Magieienne, at De- 16i 11i Do., Thirds ..... ....... 113 -121 p 50 all WearValleygr Stockt. &
56g;
and sailed for Table Bay, where she arrived on the von
steaPm°-rtsh;ip,T4GS'hetts.
fiilsTazlat?ttiss.m le
The Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada. in-
the government of France.
6th of November. to the Agamemnon, 90, screw St. 100 Lancash. &Yorkshire 84,1. -8585 3 1-/ 6 per cent ... Darling.. ... - ... COLCHESTER-DEC. 11% ~_ 46sti_A,
tend, at their meeting to-morrow, to declare a dividtendbat
On Sunday morning, at 9 o'clock, the Emperor
20 15 Do., Fifths 33 .s 31 d 111
25 all Do Do 324 - 331 34 Prices to-day were as follow :-Wheat, won4o ;n;
the rate of 6 per cent. for the half year to Sep em. er
heard low mass celebrated in the chapel of the On the passage home she was obliged. to work -cllotTas L. Woods, to the Sidon, steam- 14 111 Do., Wst. Riding Un. 2t -2d 83
st. 100 Wilts&Somrst Gt.Westn. 1053 - 1061 red, 38s to 50s ; barley, 28s to 34s ; oats, 178 r.,'. 380; P°-
by the Abbe Legrand, cure' of St. Ger- very easy under steam ;in fact, nearly all the Robert Edwin, first nomtiuotij°llg'
30th, the amount to the credit of profit and loss being . .
to the Agamemnon ; 50 all Leeds Northern...-. 17/ -1 i 18 1
Mazagan, 30s to 32s ; midclle and small, 343 w
4,3921. The company seems already. to have accom- Tuileries,
main l'Auxerrois. All the military household of Pas-
sage to Corfu was accomplished under sail, the 20 all Liv.Crsby.&Southpt. ... - ...
' FOREIGN. white, 40s to 42s ; grey, 303 to 325.
plished much good. The report states ,-
his Majesty and the superior employes of the palace
screw having been in such a precarious condition, Master's-Assistant.-George Chapman, to the Aga- 11 all London & Blackwall 9- 91 91 1 9
mecrunonne.rs._williara
10 3 Loud. Tilb. & Sthend. 11 - 2 p
iig pi
" The total amount of applications for loans registered
Closing Prices Business done CH ELMSFORD-DEC. 10.„4s la rpg id
'ce the commencement of business in Canada up to the were present. After Divine service, the cure break- , .
Shr. Paid RAILWAYS.
date of the last advice is 350,000/. currency ;of this sum fasted with his Majesty. It is said that from Sun- n
t at it was only used in cases of emergency, where Ritz, t? the Archer steam
Whitworth, to the Valor JUS ; Henry St 100 LOlld.Bright. &S.Cst. 109 - 110 109
-sloop, at Portsmouth. St. 100 London &N. Western 1264 - 126/ 1261 1 this day. this Day. Prices to-day were as follow :-Wheat, wo-Dlfeetoyog,
160,0001: currency have been granted, 110,000/. currency day next the maas will be celebrated with greater it was impossible otherwise to obtain speed of six Carnewnter 20 12 Do. Fifths ,- 43 p .— to 58s Od, new 42s to 56s ; red, old 40s to 483;'s . grOesta
declined and withdrawn, and 80,0001. currency pomp. About three o'clock the Emperor left the knots. - •---a) amps Belson, to the Valorous.
.--,William Dart, to the Valorous.
PROMOTIONS. 10 1 D0.,10/.5h.,M&8...0 li -2A p
5 3 BelgianEastn. Junct. 1 - 2 44s ; barley, 26s to 29s ; chevalier, 288 to '580; 310;
21s to 26s ; malt, 55s to 56s ; chevalier, 556 t 431,0 0 sgs
remain under consideration at the present s, . .
der George Pierce (1823), to the rank of Captain 20 all Central of France(Or-
bite, als
a un-eries in plain. clothes, and accompanied by two
50St. 14200
DLoon.:lxonscodz S.Western 93 - 94 931
3 - 21(1 IC3 to 25s ; peas partr:dge, 30s to 35s ; NV---,
so, tl.,:a-L
time. From - the peculiar nature of the business The Sarah Sands, with emigrants for Australia,
As served haie.pay
onCtohninil rea n leans & Vieszon ... - ...
, boiling 37s to 40's ; dun, new, 29s to 33s ; °coo, to 0'
transacted, requiring the closest legal investigation of his orderly officers, took a ride on horseback in
was in' Table Bay Nov. 6. list. 40 34 Do. £4O. - 2 d
sistant-Engineer.-Samuel Stephens, serving in the 25 all LandrueSzColeraine 12 - 13 13 121 20 all Charleroi &Erquelin. 14 - 15 141
to 34s ; Harrow ticks, 31s to 36s ; Mazagain "
tirsi
into every security offered, a considerable length of time the Bois-de-Boulogne. He was everywhere re-
The Inc:Emma sailed for Mauritius, October 30 ; - •• •
Fisgard, to be Chief Engineer. 25 all Lndndrry. & Ennisk. 20 - 211 21
the ciii°l,l
must necessarily elapse before the completion of any loan ; ceived with the most marked respect by the crowds
the Great Britain left the Cape October 17 for St. 100 Manch.Shet&Lineln. 3- 32 311 i 1 20 8 Dutch Rhenish ll -1 d
inclusive :-
io.ifi egsne,x4:tfre .o,
The following is the offic_ial sr.tem_e_nt:6l
.... 0506 d
but the Directors are enabled to report, with great satis- who were drawn thither, and into the Champs
81 41 Do. Man. &Lin. Un. 3 - 3 d 21W all 6
DDijemonelalanradßesaneon 3 - -31 p 93
faction on the sound and solid character of the invest-
NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION. 0 all East Indian 9. -10 p
Elyse'es, by the fineness of the weather. Australia ; the Cleopatra left October 29 for Syd- st. 100 Midland
all Gt. Indian Peninsula 2 3 P 7i i
ments Ilready effected. The second payments of interest
The Presse, in its weekly commercial bulletin, ney ; the Earl of Hardwick, one of Green' sa,;
upon the earlier loans have been made with the utmost
was in Table Bay. s ----Ps, The fll • • sterap.arerb.y) !.7.
__- !.9.
20 4 Gd. Janet. of France 2 -23 p
rl
punctuality ; and the Board have received the gratifying states that the last month was one of the best . '3 owing is a summary of the oiciallY pub- &ISt.. 14°Pli aLD?aI. Banirma Gin.Wg
201 101 Gt.WesternofCanada inrecetaillittnt iniotrth oifikiop.e=efror, 11102, .
' 0 i :3
assurance from their Commissioners—' That, in most known for a long period as regards the exports of lished draught of the "-reformed " constitution. :
The Coromandel and the Earl of Chalmont were 1. , Religion,----The religion, of the Spanish nation is 25 171 Do. 3 Shares . - ...
Shares par - 1 P -11 1::. -•; u 5 e "
g . Ili Te; i .1 4
instances, the money advanced has been of the greatest French manufactures to foreign countries. It states
een recen y re- at St. Helens. . exclusively the catholic apostolic and Roman religion. I.T.
1;011
NNeewzasvtkleedrarlisle..
5..2.
____--
54.-
... ... Do. Bds. ast i55.)1857 ... - •• •
... ... Do.Bds. (2cl i55.)1862 ... - ... ' al es se; 0 /
se
_as-- a
service to the borrowers, in enabling them to complete -. 0
ea.s that extensive orders have b . tl
~.- P:1
_.-- ,
improvements for which their own capital WSS insuffi-
g ns or ronzes and fancy In Ascension her Majesty's ship Firefly; the
ceiyed from En land in Pa • f b 25 14 Newpt.Aberg diHtfd. 3i - 3 d
The relations of the church svith the state will be fixed an 73 Newry & Eron'skillea 2i - 3 321 20 14 Luxembourg - 71 74 i .. ____ --- --- ,a
..--
cient.' On the receipt of intelligence of the great fire in
by the Crown
.and the Sovereign Pontiff, in virtue of 20 all Newry Warrenpoint n _
94
concordats which will have the force of law. 10 10 Do. (Railway) 4l - 51 5 1 Colchester - s•
Montreal. the Board conceived that an advance of money articles, and that at Lyons there are still extensive Tortoise, receiving ship ; Westwind, Yankee screw
5 11 Do. - 11 1 Harwich
03 9,,
might be made by them towards rebuilding the city, under orders for silka and velvets.
dr Rostrevor
5 21 Do. (Canal) 1- 11 11 Leigh - 289 212 -3° f 2,24, l'l-'.
By an Imperial decree dated the 4th inst , Count steamer, sixty days from New York, with emi_ 2. The taws.-The laws are made by the Sovereign St. 100 N0rf01k......... ...... .. 57 -
_59 581 7 20 5 Lyons & Mediterran B-10 p Maldon 1077 360 483 -____-____.-----"-
some arrangement with the Municipality and Provincial
aTants for Australia. Saint Vincent, Melbourne,
Government, so at once to contribute to the relief of the Alexander Colonna Walewski, French Ambassador ' and the Cortes. The initiative belongs to the King, 15 all Do., New .
_-- _ I 1 20 41 Mash-as n —31 p
the inhabitants and, at the same time, to fur-
t h
ot e Court of St. James's, has been raised to the outward for Australia and Teviot homewa and to each branch of the legislature. No tax can be 50 31 Northn.Counties Un. 2 3 d
- ... ,
KIRKCALDY-Disc. 11.
1 ) rd. The imposed or collected without the sanction of a law. 33i 29 Maria Antonia
•-• ase.
-nish a secure investment of the Company. They accord-
, 10 10 Do. New _ __ ,_
The following are the quotations for grain ' I
" °Li
ingly gave instrnctions to their Commissioners to dignity of Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour. United States corvette Dahl sailed for the The general budget of the state is permanent ;it cannot n. iv trtrtihi bareliot.N..o....i:: 3g -__ 41,1 40 1„4 40 393
20 all Namur & Liege (with
Wheat. I Barley. I oats. 05 ts
open communications with the view to making The Cirque Napoleon, the construction of which coast of Africa. The Queen of the South was be changed except by law. The accounts will be
.pre- 16 63 Do., No. 2............. ••• _ -
.1.
interest) 1 - 83
First
each a loan at a reduced rate of interest. A bill with this was commenced last May, and which is now com- seventy-two days from Plymouth to Calcutta. sented annuall for the examination and approval of 8 all Do A Deferred ... 2i - 2
•, 3
d 20 all Do. (ex interest) 6 -
57.1
Second
8 5 Do., 3 B Guarante.ed
41 -
16 all Northern of France.. 34 - ma 341 i
object has been brought forward by the Provincial Govern- nletelv finished, was inaugurated on Saturday even- LY' d I f ation 1 rt -1- 3 d 131 1
3 Third 44s Od I 25s Ocl I 18s u ~0 90 v`•
On her arrival at Plymouth, the mails were sent •
the Cortes. oans an sa es on . . pr:ope y re- 20 -171 North Staffordshiie.. ,- 31
ment, and passed by the Legislature. Negotiations for acting + '
20 all Do. 201. 3p. c. Bds.
on this bill are now pending between the Company's Com- ing with unusual pomp. Its cupola and façade quire the sanction of a law. The civil list will be fixed 20 all North Western........ 81 - 9
(fray.B.&Ams. Shs.) 141 - 151
missioners and the Corporation of Montreal. Steps have were illuminated, and decorated with the Imperial
• on to London by the 12 o'clock train, which will at the commencement of each reign. 10 83 N. 6; S.Westrn. June. 33 -43 p
-10 all NorwegianTrunkPref ... - ...
been taken towards organising an extension of business to arms. An eagle with outspread wings hovered arrive there at 10.30 p.m. • .-
3 The Cortes These are composed of the two legis- St. 100 Oxford Worcester &
Wolverhampten..... 53 - 54 531 3 20 11 Orleans & Bordeaux.. ... - ... COAL MARKET-Dec. 13.
Oatmeal, pel7l3sagWof 2181021b95s in°;:plerial 12,
12888 :tiddl' I (1°1n:
ket :."0. d•
lower Canada, where the Directors believe there is a large over the entrance in the midst of a double row of The monthly summary of the Cape Town Mail 20 10 Paris and Lyons l5 -153 p 253 • Prices of Coal per ton at the close:of the lin'T
li
lative bodies, the Senate and Congress, equal in power.
members senators
40 28 Do. Bonds - ... s. d. av• .... 'l5
field open for the Company's operations.",
flags and garlands. The interior glittered with of November 6th, states that the war is t t The Sena.te is composed of hereditary
~
00 Scottish Midland ...... 67 - 69
:.. 1.00 Scottish Central ...... 94 - 98
20 all Paris and Orleans 65 - 67 Bate's West Hart1ey......14 6 Northumberlan
......_,
The stock market is dull, but prices remain about the no ye by birth and senators for hfe. They are nominated by
light and gold. The Emperor arrived at eight brought to a dose. Operations continue against the King. The qualifications of a senator are deter- 68 66
20 all Paris and Rouen 373 -38 i Cares Hartley 15 6 Walker ............. •
...
.141.
same. Speculators will not act until they see the pro- o'clock Drecisel in a caleche, havijng King Jerome
20 all Paris and Strasbourg 32 - 32_, 323 Hasting's Hartley
bable result of the debate on the Budget, and the turn NT , - ,
nrs Ift *th P • the Kaffirs, who, although dispersed and pursued, mined by a separate law. The sons of the king and those t 104
DShro.e,wLs.burydz
N&.
IBviormstng: 66
Guaranteed Stock... 78 - 82
20 4 ParisCasn & Cherbrg. 43 - 5 P Stewart's Hartley
that Spanish affairs may take ; for some report that a '‘ apleon mi. de,. wi rince erome Napoleon
of the heir presumptive, are senators by right of birth. 10 8 Shrewsby. & Herefd. li - / d
are neither reduced nor driv b dth K •
, 104 2i Quebec &Richmond.. 3 1 p Howard's West Hartley Hetton .................
..„11
and arsha e Samt Arnaud, the Minister of en eyon e ei
rising of the Spanish army may occur, and a French • • In addition to its legislative functions the senate has to 263 all Shrewsby. d; Chester
20 all Rouen and Havre-. 21 - 22 .• Netherton 15 6 Haswell .................
..., t.,
army be called upon to aid the reactionary Government of Early in October General Cathcart
War, in. front. An immense crowd. assembled , constructed a judge of impeachments preferred against ministers by (Nor. W. Min.)...... 19r - 203
20 all Sambre and Meuse... 111 - 12 Longridge's W. Hartley 15 6 Lumley ..............
....,..i.
Madrid. Consols for Account are 1004 1. The New 31 near the theatre, and saluted the Em- defensible post at Hog's Back, opposite the ruined the Congress ;to take cognizance of offences against the 131 all Do. Halves, d 0....... 9';-: - 104
20 4 Southern of France.. ... - xn 154 : 1=1,5itTivinrt..11.!..................::::ibi6
North Percy Hartley l4 6 Pensher ..............
.......18,
per Cents. have been 1031 to 1041, and the value of Bank peror. On alighting from his carriage cries military village of Auckland, m order to clear the person and dignity of the king ; and to judge its own 20 20 Do. Osvr.estry .......... 1.!.:;. - 151
20 4 St. And. &Quebec(A) ... - ... Pelton Main l5 0 Russel's Hetton ••••
...
..,..1
20 61 Shropshire Union. - 3 -n d 33
20 17 Toms and Nantes.... ... - ... Ravensworth W. Hartley 15 0 Stewart's.. ..............
....,i
Stock i 5.2224 to 2231. Exchequer Bills are 595. tO 625. of " Five l'Empereur I" were heard. Louis Amatolas, and the laager of the rebel Uithaalder. members according to law.
... Do., A.B.C.&D.fully
20 2s. Upper India Scrip... 3 - 4 p Redheugh Main 13 6 Plummer .............
..,,,l',
premium, being rather higher. Napoleon was received at the entrance by the Lieutenant-Colonel Eyre had command of the pa- The congress is composed of those who have been •-•
paid up at p. c...... ... - ...
8i all West Flanders .. 54 - 6 51 i South Peareth l4 0 Cassop ................
......11
Foreign Stocks have been weaker. Spanish Deferred Prefect of the Seine, the President of Police, the trol, which consisted of the 73d Regiment, three chosen by the electoral juntas. Neither of the legisla-
-50 all South Devon. .. 241 - 253 2
10 4 Do. 53 per c. Pref.... ia p Tanfield Moor l5 0 Hartlepool ............
....,10,
have been 22/ to 231. Portuguese Four per Cents. Mayor of the 7th arrondissement and. his deputies, companies of the 60th, Armstrong's Horse, Cam tive bodies can sit when the other is not in session. Be- St. 100 South Ea5tern......... 793 - 803 79 3 801
20 9 Western of France_ lO -101 p 184 3 _ Tanfield Moor Butes 14 9 Heugh Hall. ..... ~.: ..
......85
have been quoted 391 to 401. Mexican Bonds have and by N. Dejean, the director of the theatre. bell's Fin.a•oes the Kat Kiver Levy, two brigadPes- sides their legislative powers, which they exercise with 50 all South Wales.. 393 -40 39. 40 _
Smith's West Hartley l5 6 South Hartlepool • .
.....16
e. )
the sovereign, the Cortes have the following attribu-
MINES.
.. 1
been worth 241.
Count Bacciochi, the Grand Master of the Cere- of rockets, and a proportion of the Cape Mounted
West Wylam Trader 13 9 Whitworth .............
...,,i4
the oath of th le'
e mg, or of the regent 20 5 D 0... ...... ...... ...... .. 43 - 5
Railway Shares have been flatter generally. French
tions :-to receive
monies, had scarcely made his appearance, when Rifles. They started on the 4th of October, and the oath to maintain the constitution ;to elect the regent 20 15 S. Yorksh. River Dun 14 - 15
1 all Ague Fria 1 -- iI, 1-i 4 Wylam 14 9 Tees.. ......... .• .... ...04
Shares have been very dull.
... 161 Stockton & Hartlepl. ... - ...
10s. all Anglo Californian ... g - P Wall's End, &c. Woodhouse .........................
the audience rose and saluted. The audience was on the sth surprised and burned Uithaalder's of the realm, and name the tutor of the king when a 25 19 Thames Haven Dock
Gold Mine Shares have been heavy.
10 2 Australasian 4 - 5 p 6/ 3 1 Gosforth 15 0 Nixon's Merthyre7teaa 4
not composed solely of statesmen and courtiers. laager, without loss to the troops. This patrol has minor, and to render the responsibility of ministers effec. and Railway 2l 21 23
20 5 Australian._ 3l - 4 Harton l5 0 Powell's Duffrfu oi ~.•:1
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY. There was a large proportion of military of every ever since been incessantly engaged in following tive by exercising the power of impeachment. -20- -17 Vale of Neath. ...... .. 13 - 131.
1 all Australian Cordillera 3d- i d 1 Hedley Corn .*"
15 0 Lockssenneeh
.... .
(From the Official List.) rank and operatives present. The Emperor took up the enemy. The senators and deputies are inviolable as far as their
50 all Waterford&Limerick 27t - 28 •
1 28 1 all Australian Freehold. ar -I p 11 Lawson l4 6 Wayne's MerthYr ...
'Huai/less done. his seat on a fauteuil, in the centre of the first The chiefs decline the General's terms of uncon votes and opinione in the exercise of their functions are 20 all Waterfd. & Kilken.ny 9..1 -10 91 3
20 13 West Corn 11. iii. - 10 93 10 1 all Ave Maria d - p 1
Ships at market, 134 Sold, 81.
Bank Stock ' 2221 31 stall of the boxes, which was decorated with red ditional suri=ender. Macomo and Sandilli, with concerned. They cannot be arrested going or coming 20 all West L0nd0n.......... ... - ... 1 all Baden (Gd. Duchy of) d p 1
3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities......
1 all British Au strln. Gold - p 13 3
,-.......-......7.2
velvet and a profusion of gold embroidery. A gilt the Gaika Kaffirs, find. shelter in the forests which unless taken, in an oyert act of crime.
10 1 Woodford ....... ....... ... - ...
3 per Cent. Consols Annuities
4.. The King.-. His person is sacred and inviolable ; St. 100 York Newctl. &Berw. 73 - 74 73 3 20 13.5 British Iron 7l -81
New 31 per Cent. Annuities ..... ............ .. 104 3i 4k eagle was suspended over the Imperial box. His skirt the Amatolas ; they are said to be destitute
35 241 Brazilianlmp.(issued
he is not resnonsible for his acts The ministers alone 25 e ions 6 - 6d 13
20 Do. Est ns ....... / 3 i
Long Annuities, Expire sth Jan., 1860..... 6 7-16 Majesty seated himself in the centre, with his uncle of ammunition, and their herds are fast decreasing. • . : - at £5 pm 33 -43
"Se
India Bonds, £lOOO 77 Jerome and. the Minister of State on his right, an.d. °apt&
in Hearns, of -the 12th, has been killed are responsible. As the executive power his authority 25 10 Do. G.N.E. Purchase 23 -23 d 7i
extend: to al departments of the Government. In St. 100 York &N. Midland.. 60 -61 60A 60 i 1 30 all Do. Cocaes & Cuiada 2- 3 RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS'
LIVERPOOL, DEC. 13. re°
Ditto, under £lOOO 77 5 the Minister of War and Prince Jerome Napoleon while out with a detachment of this regiment, urgen cases e may anticipa 20 15 Do. St. John Del Rey 30 -31
. a li(ig 110 d
Consols for Opening 18th Jan lOO3 1 , cz d Prince Lucien Murat, and the Minister of Police on' escorting a drove of contractor's cattle. Two f • • te the action of the Legis-
PREFERENCE SHARES. 1 all Carsons's Creek 4-3 P 3 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market for anal-0310f illi
Exchequer Bills lid. March.
"tine' I).* Ift M
is e . arsbal Magnan, Commander-in-Chief of the 12th, and a civilian. named Riley, were o lature upon the report of his ministers, who will give an
40 all Cobre Copper 4l2i - 421 42
dull and inactive to-day. The brokers and
.„,et °,;,00'
£1000.
killed account to the Cortes on their meeting. All the royal St. 100 Aberdeen .....- .. - 5 1 Colonial Gold 24 -31 p 31 been much occupied in prepssimg for the set%-soe'issi
£5OO 59 62 59 62 the army of Pans, the Prefect of the Seine, Gene- at the same time. acts will be countersigned by the ministers. The King 5 all Do No. 2,7. p... ....... :.. - 31 ... 14 Copiapo . - 71
~
account, which takes place on -Wednesday. .1
-me foll,°00;
Small 59 62 59 62 ral Count Roguet, Generals de Montebello, Carre_ A spirited but unsuccessful effort has been made convokes the Cortes, suspends and closes the sessions St. 100 Bristol & Exeter 4p. 5 all English and Austin.
let, Col. de Beville, and other officers of the Im_ by Lieutenant Whitmore, of the Cape Mounted tions are not so heavy as at last settlement. --60,18,1% V
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY.
perial household took their station behind the Em_ Rifles, to capture the chief Sandilli, who had with of and dissolves the Chamber of Deputies. In the cent. Stock 108 110 all Copper Smeltg. Co. 1— 4 d
are the day's quotations :-Aberdeen, 161 ; ,olietle`s,ii;
Briz'iian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
- 20 General - ...
34i ; Chester and Holyhead, 24h ; Eastern
_Lisitie2v,li:
Ditto 43 per Cent
Cortes within six months. The Cortes will meet St. 100 Caledonian .£lO ...... 105 - 1071054 1 all Golden Mountain ..... -1-d - par / 3-16 ; East Lancashire, 191 ; Leztea-shire and Y°' isal ;,,4110.;
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent 74 5 de Persigny, and Madame de Montebello were Although possessing an inferior force, Lieutenant every year. They will be convoked whenever a vacancy 15 all Chester dr Holyhead 3 all Great Polgooth ll - 11, p 43 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, lfq; LondcLneele, d 41!
Ditto for the Account 76
seated in the first stalls, undenmath the Imperial Whitmore dashed on and h'di • of the crown occurs or whenever from any cause Guar. 53 per cent... 19 - 191 1 all Lake Bathurst... ..... 4 d par 1 Western, 1261 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Ltt"
rby,), ~2 ,
Grenada Bonds, 11 per Cent - aving vided the
the Kin hll b ' ' bl ' f
gs a e incapa e o governing. The King • 1 all Liberty
1 all Lond.&Californ. Gold / - lip li 2 dve al, 0
Midland, 80 ; ditto (Consol. Birm. an dCO save
Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent l3 box. Several Senators, Deputies, Councilors of enemy, followed the lesser portion, Sandilli and ' • •'6l 31 Cork&Bandons3p.e. Icl 1 p
6 all Dundee Perth&Aber-
North Staffordshire, 4d; St. He.,len's Rail. an „OA/AO
Quartz Crush. C 0... 1 - id 3
Mexican 3 per Cent - one attendant, who, havins• th btt h
0 e e er or.ses, money, amnesties declares war and makes eace coins
grants , p ,
and nominates to all em deen Junction.. ..... 6 - 64
ploymenta and honours. 3S, all EastAnglian (£3los) 1 all Mariquita -i P 231 ; Great Southern and. Western, 54 ;pe
Peravian 6 per Cent.
T.he King cannot alienate, cede, or exchange any por- ditto (new issue at 40 dis.), 361 ; ISouth-Eastoriceh Ole'
Peruvian Deferred 3 per Cent 653 the various ministries were present. al. Laurent, On the 6th of October General Cathcart had an ton of the national territory, ratify treaties of offensive 6 per cent............ 3- 33 10 9 Hexicau&S.Americn. 4 - 4•2 43 1d; Quebec and Richmond, 3p.
Portuguese 4 per Cent. 4O 39:1 40/ i of the Thatre L •
ynque, sung a cantata, entitled interview with the chiefs of the Slambie tribes at alliances or of commerce o lacli 5 all Do. (25) 7 per cent.. 3. - 4 1 all New Granada
1 all Nouveau Monde i - 3 P
11 - lif p 21 1
6'l'
RA.NCHESTER, DIX. 13. neicssi;
Russian Bonds, 5 per Cent. -
..., r a cate the crown -without 73 2 Do. (£7l7s) 7p. et.. - 1p
1 all Port Philip ll -1/ p 2/ 1
Ditta, 43 per Cent.
~ 1,,,e been cIS, 0;
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market, -
,___.l,oc 1.,;,e,
Saalinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
Siwam and his mother Nonebi, being all the Slam- , tension, sp. c. No.l 11 -2 p 2 1 all Quartz Rock 3l, -iPII ii
her • re„ ra
Spaaish Bonds, 3 per Cent soi i Louis Napoleon throughout the entertainment gave
61 all Do. No. 2...... ..... .. 13 -li P 50 all Rhymme Iron 2l - .23 and prices have given way somewhat fart este o .
the knowledge of the Cortes, whose sanction will be re- _ ' us East Lancashire, 194 ; London and N-orth"weal ' i'dis''
hies except the rebel Seyolo. The Governor's quired to their attendant stipulations. 10 all Do., New 6p. c. St.. 141 - 151 s 90 101 Santiago de Cuba
a° '3i
Ditto Deferred, 3 per Cent.
Blackburn Preference, 251 ; Caledonian',
Ditto for the Account 23 2i 31
11, followed by King Jerome and the Prince his address promised protection provided they did not 5. Succession to the Throne.-This will follow the 20 all Eastern Union, Scrip 1 all South Australian. .... 3- 3 P .. tailor f
Swedish Loan lf 3 d
Guar. 6 per cent.... 18 - 181 183 10 7 Tin Croft . - 12 British, 101 ; Dover, 23 15-16 ; North ° ,„i.
son, and returned to the Tuileries by the Boule- allow any of the rebels who had taken shelter among order of primogeniture, anterior taking precedence of
Sheffield, 31. 9-16 ; Caledonian Preferenoe, ma
'hirkish Loan, 6 per Cent., 1852 l4 I B P
10 all Do., 210 Deben. Sh. ... - ... 281 all United Mexican 7l - 4 8
Austrian Bonds 5 per Cent B4l yards. He was preceded by a few Cuirassiers. their tribes to attack the Queen's subjects. The. posterior lives.
.In case ef failure of descendants of St. 100 EastLancash. 6 p.ets. ... - ... 1 all West Mariposa ........ # - A li ii i
_—
Dutch Exchange 23 per Cent 674 He was frequently cheered with cries of "rs chiefs s
a e everally expressed their desire for peace, ande Is.abella 11. her sister and uncles brothers of her father 5 all East&WestYorkshire 1 all Yuba l—3 p 13
•
Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates 9Bi i i l'Empereurr by the crowds on tke pavements, who a few days after Seyolo delivered himself up, and cdlh , , Jundion Fifths--
me , i t e are not excluded In cases of . ... - ...
SEABORNE MAILS.
alc.6
failure of these lives a new call to the throne must take 5 all Effinb.Prth.&Dundee 3 - 31
OP°
Tff.REE O'CLOCK. were rather numerous, as it was the first night of is now in safe custody. will su . y , . . , _
MISCELLANEOUS. . sow
funeral r
(N signifies that the mails are sent from the --
Consols for opening leth January
place. Al g .
The colonial papers state their inability to give settled by law. Persons who may be declared incapable ,
guar. 5 per cant. ... ... - ...
110 4 Australian Ryl. Mail ... - ... 41 1 by the night-and Mby the morning-dispatch.]
. in the Rue Lepelletier. explicit intelligence to the public from the deficiency of governing or wh h 'tt d f St. 100 Great Northn. 5 p.c. 127 - 129 1273 9 6
321 Canada ......, . . ........ ... - .., t 1 00.01
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—(THIS DAY.) The Emperor reviewed to-day (Sunday) several of general orders. The present Commander, th cl' - lif ' act
say, is as close as General Sir Harry Smith was o may ave commi e some
ey 'ulna ying are excluded from the succession. St.lloo Do. sp. c., Redeem., '
St. all Copper Miners of Eng. ... - ... 60
Day when made up Fronl W:3" JO
-..• batteries of artillery in the court of the Tuileries. The consort of a reigning Queen has no share in the at 10 p. c. prem .... 112 - 113 112 ,
6/ all Gt. Southn. &Westin 25 all Do. Preference - ...
COUNTRIES. in General Post- Po" ea
5 5 Crystal Palace - ...
(Before Mr. Commissioner Evans.) He stood on the steps of the Pavillon de l'Horloge. open in this particular. government.
(Ireland) Eighths... Si"- 91 •
...--- ,
SINGULAR APPLICATION BY A BANE
4 2 CrysLal Palace France ... ...
RUPT, wao HAD The men, as they passed, repeatedly cried, " Vive A correspondent writes that the last Graham's 6. Regents and Tutors.—The King is a minor until
- 50 6 Gt. Westn. (Berko & Office, London. DisPatc„.--/1 . ••-•<•100
ABSCONDED, TO SURRENDER.
20 1 Eastern Steam - ...
bil'
1' Empereur! Town Journal contains a proclamation offering, his 14th year is accomplished. During the minority of Hants Ex. sp. e.).. 1 -13 p
America (by United Sts.
IN RE WALKER, OTHERWISE SHARPY:.
1 1 Electric Teleg. of Ir. ... - ...
erno°l '''' i§
Mr. Linklater said he had an application to make, PARIS BOURSE, Monday, Dec. 13.-The market
has been heavy to-day, and quotations left off with certain exceptions, life to all the Hottentots
on condition of their surrendering themselves. It the King his father or mother or nearest kinsman will St 100 Great Western fixed
•15 14 Gen. Steam Navigat. ... - ... packet) ..........N Dec. 14... -...• • • lAv no,
America (by U. StateF
stinl3° - 1
America (byßrit.pack N Dec. 17.......... LiverPec* ••° fel
enter up -n and retain it until the King is
the r " ' ' ' • 43 pe • cent.: . .... 1093 s- 1101110 h 93
100 50 General Screw Steam
packet ............N Dee. 22 .......... South
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and it was one rather out of the usual course :it was for °I, e theegreelify, 16 6 Lanca,slh. & York.s.h.,
leave for a, bankrupt to surrender ; for after having ab- generally low, Threes, for the account, having is understood that those in the Waterkloof are in. of
age' • no person to whom the regency
Shipping Company ... - ... 523 13 xn Australia (via South.
ht tnhe Cor:s F. £2O. - i p
_ --.a.
es will appoint a, regent.
20 21 Irish Beetroot Sugar ... - ... ampton
IT 1 a St 100 Do. 6p. c., Stock... 152 - 155
a*" 30
seonded to America, and being pursued without success, been last done at 82f. 35c., and. Four-and-a-Half great want, and an Tious to come in. R ours are falls by rig
d b
King is declare y the Cortes incapable of governing, 10 2 Netherla,nds Land.... ... - ... Ditto (via Marseilles N 24th of the month Dover /,
go 4
20' 13 LeeAs Northern, 6p.
*Ditto (via, Cape of Good
he had returned to England, and now voluntarily surren- per Cents. at 106 f. 50c. The market closed as fol- rife as to the removal of the seat of Government •
is eldest son of 14 years of aae will assume the regency. 50 all Peninsular& Oriental ... - ...
outil " o°' ig
a . - Cent., No. 1 ......... ... - ...
Hope) ............N 13th of December.. PlYrn th .. ec,
dered himself to the jurisdiction of this Court. The lows :-Threes, for cash, 81f, 50c. ; for account, Graham's Town is spoken of, but the eastern colo; h The t f ' • 50 20 Do - ...
82f 35c • utor o a minor King must be a Spaniard by 20 17 Do No 2... .. . . ... -
Africa (VVest Coast) ..N 23rd of the month. Plyrnoa
~ 0 ~e
.. " 0,"/ )6
bankrupt had brought back 800/. in cash, bills, &c., and
..0 . . , Four-and-a-Half, for cash, 105 f. 80c, ; nists would prefer I:Titenhage or Alice. A Com- birth, and will be named in the testament of the defunct 20 5 Do',' No: 3...: :' : .•• .. - ••• 100 60 Royal Mail Steam
Alexandria* ........N 19th8z3Oth of mon. Dover
..,
_cc. 6
it was desirable he should remain in this countiy, for he f 2 r account, 106 f. 50c. ; Bank of France Shares, mando of the Trans-Vaal Boers, 406 men, has lately monarch, or, in default, nominated by the Cortes. The 123 9 Do' , Quarters',lB4-8: •... -''
'I) 5 2 Univeral Emigration ... - ~. Belgium ............N Daily.. ........ • • Devehr.;.:w.tott 1,;,,,,. !,
had given evidence as to goods, and other matters of a 900 f. ; Austrian Loan 98if. ; Spanish Threes, invaded the country of the Chief Shli th k
ec e ; ey too same person may not be tutor and regent except it bo St. 100 London and'Brighton and Colonization ... - ... Brazil ..
private nature as to debts, &c., which the assignees 50If. ; Neapolitan, 107 i.
Buenos Ay:es ........M 9th of Ihe month. "Jo. i;amptdli .“,-r• ' g
.34 20th of each month SouthanWwn. ve-Pv.- If
the principal town by storm after six hours' hard the parent of the King. Guaranteed sp. c.., ... - ..,
California .. •- .. .... M d &17th of month Sout
th •• :sof. In
whom he (Mr. Linklater) represented would otherwise
--
pweadrnitioorsn
idseunadknonowthne field. The cause of thi
fighting, and left 4 farmers and 300 of Secheli's Such is the proposed constitution of Spain. The spe- St. 100 LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(7HIS DAY.) lyinOU , 1.,
iCatae of Good Hoye ..N 14thof the month. P ~, .. -,j. t
have known nothing about. BELGIUM.
In the Belgian Chamber of Deputies on Fri- cial law on the senate provides that its hereditary mem- 50 all D .
o Convertible, sp.
Do. Pref., sp. c. St. ... - ...
• Cape de Verdis ......N I4thof the month.. Plyrnotau.... pee.. 6„
LONDON, Dec. 14.-Wind at Noon, W., fine. Conatantinople......N 7th I7th27thof MO.. Dover •• .0 P1C.,,,,..r
His Honour after deliberating over numerous autho-
s ex-
bers shall be grandees of Spain who are such by droit 0., 1852 . - ...
rities in the bnoks, said that he did not consider he had day and Saturday last, the discussion th b Much d" *
on e ud- iscussion has taken place on the Colonial propre ; th 35e
e must be born in Spain, or be sons of 100 Do. New Guar. 6 p.c. ... - .„
St. 100 Lon.& N.West.Cov. dr LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1R wi .°4 '..^ s -gl• A ' a
San Nicolo, Gathena, Odessa ; Vesper St. Michael's. Chs.umel Isles ........N 17;,i.r7teid.(8)..pmnonav ,
'd SouthamP-1, pee-e#
-tri 4011thaniP" rwico t,
1
any jurisdiction in such a case ;at all events, he must get was rather animated, particularly as regarded Church Bill, proposed. by Mr. Gladst Th Spaniards, 2 years of age, and pay at least 30,000 reals St. Nun., sp. c. Stock. ... - ... Sailed-Ocean Bride, Tantivy, and Ka:te, Melbourne ; Vrate' •• • " :1: iiii37;! i,,,i„ dalily
..., „ Dover • • "•' itec,....4,,,,
have the facts stated on affidavit.
one. e
some of the chapters of the budget of Public In- Cape Town Churchmen are, by a large majo (7,500 f.) tax on real estate.
5 London &S.Western,
Dover a '''' Tinto'
--.-- .nd, ._,. _ „s.a.. -rr.ve-- Central America -.TO ind & 17th,of mon SouthalrP,`„„ ft .IF .if
Geraldine, Lucia ; Mexican Packet, Rio Grande i Ranger, Greece*•••••.1........N 7thl7thflth (Anon.
ndon ••• '• 40. 16 ,
Mr. Linklater was afraid that that would not alter •
and Matanzas, Rio Janerio ; Mersey, Bahia ; Maine, New Hamburgh.
S fth d t. fth ' • f bl •
struction. ome o e epu ies o e opposition avoura eto synodical action. ri—ty, The law on the (composition of the Cortes provides 50 Con. Thirds 33 —4p 81
the case ;it was a question for the Court itself to grant . •
that the Chamber shall be composed of 271 deputies, 10 Londonderry& Coler.
a eoutheniP Ti° 21
complained in strong terms of what they consider Commodore Bowker has submitted to th
ton ; dary Pleasant', Philadelphia ; Race Horse, New Honduras ..., ...... N 17th of the mont- -,..,01„head • .1; pee. jj
the application as an act of clemency.
e Go- directly elected, each from one district. A deputy must 121 3 Shares .. ....... - Holland ............ M Wednesday & Sat Londe', •1,;r; Vescea'
to be the undue influence of the clergy on national vern.T., through commissioner Owen, a plan for be 30 years of age, having paid for two years before the Ireland ........M 8e71,7 Twice daily ..... la .t anwto oco.
His Honour said that, although he himself had no
all Londndry. & Ennisk. York ; North America, and Broosa, Boston ; Runnymede, ti
' es
power to take the surrender, as far as an expression of education. locatm 400
To this M. Osy replied that, in a g young farmers on, the Tambookie day of his election 3,000 reals (750 fr.) in direct taxes, or 123 3 Shares l3l -14 141134 Newfoundland.
India (via Marseilles) N Sth& 21th'ef month Myer ••'• . ~ ,
14°' 0
his opinion went under the peculiar circumstances, it country which is almost exclusively Catholic, there frontier, under military
is looked upon as extremely sound, and likely to be
tenure--a measure which 2,000 reals, of which 500 are contributions immobilieres, all Manch. , Shef. , & Lin., DEAL, Dec. 13.-Wind, S.W. by W. Arrived-Gleaner,
Mediterranean ; Arethusa, Geere Boston. Arrived from Hepe)...... ...... .111
ll.nddilaa((viviaSoa
CauptheaomrpLlVle 20th ot themonth.. Sou I
oath • • • gOf•
14th of the month.. Plrn-uti, ... 1
would be beneficial for the estate that the bankrupt being only ten thousand dissidents in a population or 1,000 reals of contributions imntobilieres. Church- 25 i Shares, No. 193 -10 a
all Do. New, 210- ...... -11 A
toe se. •
should be allowed to surrender. of four millions and a half of inhabitants, it was Productive of advantage to the country at large. men, soldiers in active service, and judicial functionaries,
.in 3Do 26 3- 1 i; 33 bonnie. Sailed-Besphorous (s), Ascension. Mediterranean (via
the River-Shamrock, Freud, A!frica ; Earl, Dalton, Mel- Mauritius ... ..... .. N 14th of the month.. P1Y7170 00,14
SoutheinP 13' 1
Mr. Linklater requested his Honour to give protec- natural and proper that the clergy should have an Several emigrant vessels proceeding to Australia are incapable, as also are functionaries of the state re- 6 all MaryptattCarl. 4p. c. ... - -
Dover • • ...s pii,
.6
Ditto (via Marseilles).N Bth& 24th ofmonth ,haniptey vee. '
tion.
influence on public education. If added M. Osy have put into the Cape for refreshments viz • '
• ' ceiving less than 30,000 reals.
- 121 all Do. 41 per cent-. a. 1-11 p 133 -H.M.S. Megaera, Barbadoes. Sailed-Maria Hardy
- PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 13.-Wind, S.S.E. to S. Arrived Southampton .......31 201 h of the month.,
' Mexico ............M lnd of the month. Soil' nytaa is
His Honour said he would grant protection as far as •
' •• ' Electors must be Spaniards who have attained 25 121 83 Do ................. - ..• Tobago.
Dee' 0
' ' 0 h h •
the education were to be exclusively liberal, the nt e 14t of October, the Koh-i-noor, froni
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 13.—Arrived—Geyina, Slinger Riga. mm,... sr c 7th,l7th 19th,27 ril, ••• • • DO. 0
he could, but that was only against civil process.
years of age, and lived two years in the place where 12S- 100 Mid.Consol. 6 p.c. St. ... - ...
-----*' •-• ' ' . - / Raoul ofthe month Dover •
result would be socialism. The debate was ad- Leith, July 22 ; Collooney, from Leith, July 22;
FALMOUTH, Dee. 13.-Wind, E., moderate. Ar'-rived- " 00'16
The bankrupt will, therefore, have to reverse the out-
they claim to vote. Further, they must be of the num- St. 100 Do. Consol. Bristol &
Dover " '• .a.
Naples* .. , ........N sthlsth2hthofmon.
,er,...• • • oe-- 0
journed. and sailed October 31 ; 28th of October, Lizzie
Birm. 6 per cent.... 150 - 151 1503 Amaranth, Feote, Alexandria ; Racer, Bovey, Malta. Off
awry.
ber of the 150 persons rated highest to the direct gene- St.
........N ithlsth2sthofmon. palthampton 00. A
_______ Webber, from Sunderland, August 1, and sailed ral contributions. The ministers may, if they think fit, 5 Do. Pref. 43 per cent. 1- $ P port--Johnny, Harnon, Denia. Sailed-Princess Char- I.'eamlseutlaat e.s* .... . . .
M 'thl7th27thofmon. Soul_
_moon „ec.7,-6
Madeira ..... .......M 9th&23dofthe mon. Southa
ITALY. - November 2 ; sth of November, Australia, from attend the sittings of the two legislative bodies. Govern- 161 all Norfolk Extension... 24 - 231 lotto, San Francisco • Julie Bahia.
Peru ..........., .. M2d & 17th of month 50utn!,....., L.,,_ i
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-(THIS DAY.)
20 all Do. Guar. 53 per et.. 6 - 64 6
Tuscany* N sthlifth2sthofmon, Dove_roopto P"'-
The Milan Gazette contains a sentence pro- St. John's, New Brunswick. ment business has precedence of all other in the Senate
5 all Do. Waveney Valley GIBRALTER, Dec.'s.-The Geelong (s), from the Clyde
to Attstralia, sank in the Bay of Biscay, Nov. 24, in lat. 47, West Indies M2d & 17th of month geetu ,7
....-
nouneed by the court-martial of Mantua, condemn- The brig Xarifa, with wines from Oporto, arrived and Congress. Ministers may speak when they please, 2
5 per cent l4 - 21 long. 10, crow saved and Landed here by the Swedish cor- Van Diemen's Land (see
.----"'"----f- "tjP
William Bolton, aged 37, pleaded not guilty to steal- ing the following persons to death by the gallows :......, at the Cape on the 21st of October bound to Pert in or out of their turn, but they can never vote, even al- 100 North British lO2 - 104 102 vette Nayaden. Australia)
~., 00120t,,n
ing 16 working tools and other articles of the value of
Sm. HELENA, Nov. 15.-A barque sinldng, with top- 0 - tb, tv
Y St. all North Staffordshire.. 253 - 261
Good O°P ea seat eo
Tazzeli, a priest, and professor in the Episcopal Philip, and the Portuguese ship Adamson from though theY belong of right to the body in which the
101., the property of Mr. Joseph Botilton, the engineer
20 100 Oxford Worcester & mast above water, was passed Sept. 26, in lat. 4 S., long. * The mails for Australia via the Cape of
...,ade up of
_.411
s on,
Seminary, aged 39; searrenini, a butcher, aied Li b arrived at the Cape on the 21st, and' sailed appear.
on the 2d of every alternate month. Those wrseilles,„ei v"
of Great Mitchell-street, St. Luke's, his master and em-
When the interests of public order require, the Go- St. Wolverh. £15,6p. e. ... - ••. 117 107 E., by the Hannibal, Walker, arrived here.
30 ; Canal, of no profession, aged 28 ; Dr. Zara- for Algoa Bay on the 26th of October.
ployer.
, vernment may proclaim any part of the monarchy, or 9 Do 23 -21 p 113 4 SHIELDS, Dee. 13.-Wind, $. Sailed-Mary Florence,
S' pore but next )
posts
belli,. a portrait-painter, aged 28 ; Dr. Poma, a The General Sc
rew Steam-Shi in Co
sailing vessels at present from inga ,
Mr. ;Cooper appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. RP g Inpany n the whole, either i th et t reventif or in the state of 15 all Shrewsbury & Birm. Philadelphia ; Norway, Constantinople.
„ sent in steamers. alterllite 401
Pa. 5,17 and Mr. Rebton for the defence. physician, aged 29. They had been convicted of mail packet Sir Robert Peel, which left Natal on iege. The Go n e a
Pdele te this power. The 8 New Guaranteed ll/ 11/ SOUTHAMPTON, 13.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Argya t Malls are also made up on the 2d of ever!" 00.7
, .re 0
rrora the 'd 1• la • t t t conspiracy against the Government, and belonging the 12th of October, East London on the I.4th, se'tat prevent
...nvvernment may 4.
all Slirewsby. & Chester (s), Carentan. Sailed-Washington (s), New York ; Bril- the Cape of Good llope.
tries thus marked (19 '
kngth,
it evi ence, wne was gone in o a grea .
il i olves the suspe fth 1 th
ninon o eaw on e
* Tile mails to those coun
of the appeared that the prisoner was in the employ Lo the revolutionary committees of Venice and Alma Bay on the 15th, and Mossel Bay on the
a The t f • cl. '
i ry o in ividuals, but no subject can be taken out 10
10 (Nor.W.Min)
Do. 5 per cent
,8 p. c l7i - 17/
1-14 n liant, Madeira. and 24th of each month via Southampton and Ma ,ear ii. s for
French packet to Marseilles.
AO
so for r secutor as foreman at 6s. per day, and had been Mantua. These sentences were executed at Mantua 16th, arrived at the Cape on the 19th of October, of his own province. When the state of siege is pro-
-10 all South Devon l7 -18 17 CHARITY.-At the Mansion-House, yesterday, the .........--.....--....................."."
Nl' 0,
hi- ~, :yen or eight months. The Prosecutor had, dur- on the 7th• Several other persons have had the and left again with the English mails on the 27th claimed, all power is resumed in the hands of the mili- 25 11 Do. New par -1 p
Lord. Mayor requested that the aeass ssasni sansa-isa- . as __ ______•- niNTArr a'll° ai
g '4l Nat four months, missed several castings and pu
tools of varl„ nishment of death commuted into various periods iof October. tary authorities. in .11 a v.... 4-- 'D.—a:—
spoken to auLter,iptions ; and when the prisoner was of imnrisonment in irons_

inclusive :
•
"C•l' F.
6:4
P:1
so
Colchester
Harwich
Leigh
Maldon 1077 360 483
KIRKCALDY—DEC. 11.
The following are the quotations for grain 13011,1
Wheat. Barley. I Oats. I 05
I First
Second
Third 44s Oct 25s Odl 18s 6d 30004'
Oatmeal, per bag of 2801bs imperial, 288 Od to

ME 01
[ADVERTISEMENT.] HOLLOWAY'S OINT— silo it,
PILLS HAVE CURED A TUMOUR IN THE IsTCsl,;,cl, 102 s it,
Marlow, residing in the Welsh Back, Bristol, had 2s
ill health for years, and always complained of 30,0ye0;,,,,fr
the neck : he was seen by several medical ger' ever ; ti;
none were successful in affording him the least tuder re,
ever, after some time, a large tumour fernieua tri,td
left ear, from which he suffered intenselY, neflt, these
medy after remedy without obtajning any ~,"°"itn "-Or
he made use of Holloway's ointment and PIO, „0,1 eslist
wonderful medicines soon reduced the tumour, `,.",f roud
tually cured it, and he is now in the enjorcrll4oijoo*
health.—Sold by sill druggists, and at Profess°
establishment, 244, Strand, London.

On the 11th inst., atBQI
aßaTenll,sS.ro.
ad,
Begenu,o., it 011
OF A SON. DPP',
lady of I. Samuel, Esq.
OF A DAUGHTER. , rerrf.
On the 9th inst., at Hampstead, Mrs. 11. ""
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MARRIED. 1, rah, -et
On the 9th inst., at Westeoats-house, Ear-101,7mi/ f4OOI
L. Marsden, Esq., M.D., of Groat Malvern, toipq.,
fourth daughter of the late Colin CalcaPbc'
_..,
Jura, N.B. _.------'

040
DIED. Yore's' ,
On the 11th inst., at St. George's-place,
T
Stratford, George Martin, Esq., aged 88.
. . l' P.
0
On the 10th inst., at Navarino-terrace, Paistoil,
de Ferre, Esq., aged 80.
On the 11th inst., at 10, Charing-cross, fir'
Sbel3
Johnston, aged 44

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