The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-15 00:00:00

- TH E SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MA Y IRsa:ways. 1852.
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. Just Published, beautifully printed in Demy Svo., with Bordered circumstance already notified by ourselves as one of out any extraordinary good fortune, but merely at an brilliant stars, and each star again bursting into other THE SHA,RE MARKETS.
Pages, Gilt Leaves, &c., Price ss. i
ffil,eid(rwith them, of every hue and colour.
stars, until the whole sky for a long distance round was
Business dons CDeunt.
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FREAKS AND FOLLIES OF FABLEDOM.
A LITTLE LE3IPRIERE.
ondon: John °Meier, 59, Pad Mall ; and may be had of all I no ordinary importance, to explain his vriews as
,to thte average rate of profit, we cannot reasonably
future to his supporters at Ripoo• Vi e doub. no , suppose that they will be willing to perform 0 say that the display was brilliant would he but
i moreover, that the other distinguished Members of the the ordinary operations of agriculture, either in saving cool praise; it exceeded everything thut email have been BRITISH ILAILWAYS.
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Bcoksellers. i . . .
' same party will reveal a readiness to participate in the crops in harvest time or shearing the fleeces. No expected, even when the means and appliances at the Railways. Nominal Prices. to-day.
I • Chart. & Erquel. all pd 13 -
comman .
dof the de artment ch r f w' he exrcuii n
P .a g d ith t o
Grnd.Junc. of Fre. 4 pd
Demerara
HER lIAJ.ESTY'S THEATRE.
similar precautionary measures, so as to disarm matter how important the latter might be to the best all pd ..• -
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT. ' are taken into account. ,
even the more adventurous among their an- interests of the mother country, we cannot suppose ss Everything passed off with the greatest d d Aberdeen
On THURSDAY next, May 20,
or er, an , East Indian 18/. pd 4 _
Amb., Not., Bost. &E.l
B•jir4ll., cW• olv., and Stour
Will be performed Bellint's Opera,
that persons unfettered by any agreements, and as fla,rhearsewies
ahalovengheaarrtdic,lweiitnhotuhteenpyaysesrioonusthaeccgidueenstai'o' n Do. Do 20/. pd „ _
LA SONNAMBULA. • tagolliStS. It were well for themselves and
8% pdi 7 -7% 7% %
Amine, Madlle. Salle Craven' ; Lesa, Madlle. Feller ; Count 110.
for the country at large, perhaps, if an against whom there would be no possible means of
opfit
Et hs
TeDEE
Nm.rp icrne .
thTe heenewrrgiytertbc.aotnghreatuhlaastesshtohwe
nPuineercez.
BVirakl.l7Lan.,..Bc.
chaljleptd. 10% - 10% Do. D0....4% d
dolpho, Sienor Belletti ; Elvina, Signor Gardoni. p a% -
Selection from Cimerosa's Opera, equal degree of explicitness were shown by Mr, enforcing their bargains even if they were so bound,
IL mATRIMONIO SEGRETO. •• Louv. ala Sambre 7% • _
CARDWELL to the electors of Liverpool, by Mr. would relinquish the literally golden opportunities by late 331,65.8 d., 26/.pd. 11% -11 d.
With selections from all attempts to induce him to acce t h
p a c ange Luxembourg ...13/. pd •i % _
sisting
Ditto Chest & B' k
L'ITALIANA IN ACGIERI. GLADeTo„ to those of the UaiversitY of Oxford, by which they may be enabled to acquire individuel for- of title from the acclamations ot• the . . ir ~
Taddeo, Signor Ferranti ; Italy, Sie. 1 . • army, or any- 50L & 25/. Coes., all pd 17% - 18% 18
Mustapha Sienor Belletti;
Do
' ' e Calzotart; Eivira, Maillie. Feller ; aud 1 Mr. GOULBURN to those of the Uuiversity of Cam- tunes. The crops may rot on the ground-the flocks be thing short of universe-1 suffrage, and shows that if Dir le pd % _
Mereurian ; ',hider°, signor to, ditto ... 1714 pd. ... - -
Isabella, Madlle. d'Angri. bridge, by Mr. HERBERT to South Wiltshire, by disrrsed or lost-the farmers of Australia and the he had consented to pursue a different course he Brist. & Exee, 100/. pd. 96 -98 rlB an
... Do. (Canal) ...2,. pdr :ns _
D rt t b M 'll
With various Entertainments in the Ballet eea men 3, au e. Maria Antonia 27e -
pd 8 -
Esper, Lamoureux, Allegrini, Pascales, r _, in would leave weakened, not strengthened, his position. Caledonian ... 50/. pd. 19% - 19% 19% % 18% 19
Clay Stephan, Madlles. nose, leorta soeERVEY tO Brighton, by Sir J. W. HOGG, by woollen manufacturers of England be involved in Do. New 8% pd , ... - -
Chest. & Holyh., all pd 20% - 21%
1135. Di Mattis and Mathieu., . _ _ The Pays, however, whilst it recognises the full Namur & Liege all pell 61-4 -
k ` t b d tth B
Applications ter Boxes, Steels, and Tic e‘s o e ina e a e ox- t e ale o E i ,
h E 1 f J neign by Viscount MAHON, bv Colonel baekruptcy and ruin for want of timely assistance ; Dub. & Belf.Jet. 45/ pd. 15 -13 d.
right of the PRESIDENT to become Emperor, if this North. of lerance,l6Lpdl 22 ee -
Dundlk & Ennis?, all d.
etnee, Opera Colonnade, Maymarket.
MURE, by Ivir. J. W. PATTEN, by Sir RORERT PEEL, but it is nothing to thos.e who have no stakes in either Do. 20/. 3p. c. lids, all ta 13% -
be done by the will of the people, inclines strongly to Dundee,Perth, & AbPer- ...
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Orleans & 80r...11/. 0' 4 -
- YAL IT AL lAN OPE'R A,
R 0
COVENT GARDEN. by me, PueEY, by the Hon. G. P. s. SmyTEtE, by country, and who can enjoy their rapidly acquired a belief that even with this legitimate sanction there deen Juae.
Mr. WEGG•PRODER, by Sir GEORGE CLERK, and by wealth in other lands.' is no necessity for a change in the form of government. Di ... all pd. 6 - 7
tto, New ... all pd ... - ... Paris & Lyons ...6/. pd 3ee -
Paris & Orleans all pd 45 -
GRAND MORNING COONCEIIT. East Anglian (251. L. &
Paris& Rouen ...all pd 29% -
FRIDAY, May 21. Sir JOHN Youac, to their respective constituents at It has been found that ships cannot ply to the port It says :-' E. and L.& D.) all pd. 4% -4%
Paris & Stras. ...all pd 219,8 -
The DireCtOrs have the honour to announce that a Grand Mornlng
the county of Cavan, at Down, at Herefordshire, of Melbourne ; the temptation afforded by the proxi- a What is the Empire? 0 I
ay a name. What there Do(18/. E.&H.)all d. 2v 3' 274
Rouen & Havre...all let 11 -
Concert wilt take place on Friday, May 21, in which the fel:omit? was good in the Empire we have. We htve the unity East. Counties P '8 - 4
...201. pd. Bte -9% 98%
neparaleled assemblage of artistes of the Royal Italian Opera wll at Canterbury, at Berkshire, at Tainworth, at North reity of Mount Alexander and the other diggings is of power created in the image of the unity of the nation. Eastern Union, elm A, Sambre &Mewl:: all rid 4eee -
appear, ineeidieg-
St. Andrew's & Qaebee
Mesdames Oriel, Anna, Zerr, Castellan, Seguin, Bertrand', Belli!1:, 1 Lancashire, at Rmfrewsbire, at Hertford, at Bury too strong to be resisted. The crews desert Wo
.have . .
Minitt-an w •
ho, in place of wasting their time late E. U. shrs., all pd. 6 -6%
Cott', and: Jullienne. Signori Mario, Galvani, SU:eel'', Tarnber,,idi,
i St. Edmund. dt II • w. 1 t t. by wholesale, utterly regardless of the conse-
., an a ...- oniton. it iou some cnar in discussion, employ it usefully in administering. We Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ... (A) 4/. pd ... -
Tours & Nantes 17/. pd 534 -
etoncoei, Marini, Bartolini, Tagliaaco, Mei, Polonini, Ronatni,
.Soau. , i
have a Legislative Body which can control, and which Do., do., B. k C., all pd. 4% -4% -4%
Piatti, and Bo:testi:4 Herrn Ander mid Formes; MM. Gulemaid d and definitive explanation on the part of each and all quences. From thirty-five vessels, with crews West Flanders...B% pdi 2We -
cannot any tenger agitate. We have an arm read to East Lancashire, all pd 16% - 17% 17
&intone , of these Seventeen Peelites, a cluster of statesmen of 816 persons, no less than 478 had deserted obey and ready to die. We have, in a Yword,Ythe Do. New Qear., all pd „, -„, West. of France 61. ed i lae -
Conductor, Mr.' Costa.
d 2/ 25., and 31 35.;
E. & W. lodia Docks IITIN:
Prices of Admisslon.-tioxe., I/. Is., I/. I Is. G .. •
hi h t ComprisiPia t ' t administrators on the 6rh January last. The regulations respecting force of authority without the excese of despotism! the
and as, ; Amp t ea re, SO f th
.0 me o e mos eminen
and Bir. Junc., all pd 55 -60 59 Ague Fria ail pd ee -
Stalls, 103. 6d.; Amphitheatre Seals, ss. honour of the flag without the evils of war; respect for
2s. 6d. ; Pit,'ss. of our time, the country will be left in considerable the diggings and the AIIIII3 payable for mining reli • • h
gion wit out th E. &W. Yk. Jnc., all p .., -
•.• Anglo-Californian, all p % -
Fall particulars will be duly announced. e oppression of the altar. Had the ea. I, R.-• Gl rO/ t
Lulu- - as., o . pt. 31 _33 32 30% Asturian 15/. p ..• _
doubt as to the precise nature of the principles they licences could not he enforced. None would con- Empire been proclaimed three da k h 1
a s bac ,w at shou d • a
Edin.,l er.& Dun.2s/. p 5% - 6 Auetralasian 2/. pd % _
R OYAL I T A.LIA-N
COVENT GARDEN.
m. GUIEMARD OPERA, are supposed to advocate. Meanwhile, what renders descend to act fiS constables, when they could earn as • h
',l'le eiev9 more?
e in place of a ch. '
this explanation on the Part of the Peelitfis, much, if not mare, than the salary of the Governor t ' -
we have a str . An Emperor in place of a Preaident, a
sir of state. Tnat is all. Should
()Peer pawer, a more concentrated aathority, Glas. &S.-West.,loo/ p _ - ...
Great Northern, all pd 20% - 20% 20% %%I Australian 5/. pd 14 -
Aultr. Freehold all pd %.-
Do. Halvs. A def., all p 6ee- 6% 6% Ave M Aria all pd % _
• Tenure tit the Academie Royale at Paris
Ir. I fth Wl)* a Freestruders or of the highest la en effieer. None would reap the
! and generally s -
pea ing aso o e 16 institut• h
tons otter regulated? Blaenarvon I. &C. all p ... -
M. GUIRMARD, Primo
~,, appearance in Lialevy's gram No. Why then sheuld the Do. do. B. 6 pr. c. all p 14% - 15% 15 el
hes arrived, ate! will make hie y
nt,,,t
and Liberal Conservatives, more peculiarly advisable, harvest or clip the flecks when the entire produce, Empire hare been pr, claimed ?It is net the Empire which Gt. S. &W. Irelde all p 39 - 39% 39% ' Brit. Austr. Gold all pi % -
Opera, LA J I.JIVE on 1 Ult DA
Louts N 4 oleon ' 100/. pd 92% - 9234 92% ee British Iron 13/. 15s. p ... -
------------,------- ie the eircumsterice that the new Cebinet is going to setting aside the claims of the proprietor, would not P desiree to cope ;it is society w filch he wants Great \Yawn.,
NS elti 0 N ref Ild 1 HEA I 11E, to reconstitute. That is his task, and a noble one• it is Lane. & Carlisle. ail pd 78 -80 Braz.lm. (is. sp) 24% 1% -
R 0 YA le
IDE-STREET, WE7.T STRAND. the country, if not under tease colours, ht any rate PaY more than they could earn, with less labour, at more elevated in its cherecter t ' '1 ' • Do. Thirds, 11/.13.4 pd 8% -9% p Pm Do. Coca. & Cue all e _
...
ADEL A nen an imperia embi- Do. St. Joh. del R. 15/. ... -
•a 1 eG and every evening during the week, without sufficiently well declaring its intentions• the mines. Cspital for once was completely sub. Lane. & York. 100/. pd 72% - 73% 72% % %
TIM; EVE. . . tion• And it it not sufficient te have put, down the Carson's Creek ell pd par -
tete Adiress, by the Manager. Do., Quarters ...all pd ... - ...
A new Cher tcter . .
Unless the Fowl of DERBY and hie colleagues can servient to labour ; and wealthy persons, willing
,revo ution, test ie oal-
Afte? which a new I iece, entitled THE HAPPY MANAGER. A y a negative reeult; it is neces- Do., Fifths 141
-Pd 6% -574 die. 8% 8 Cobre Copper ...40L pd ... -
In one act. to pay extravagant wages, have been obliged to resort wiry, in addition to orgenize the democracy which ii
a Do.,W.Rid. Un. 11%p 4% - 334 die. Colonial Gold I/ pit par -
ie le ficuitv•
Dramat • have the courage to avow boldly the palicy they in-
the ' - '•'• • •
To bo to
110aed by ati -w and origlial Burlesqne, -called TIIE present condition ot France as it will be more and Leeds Northern, ail pd 18% - 18% 18N Copiapo 14/ pd ... -
SPIKIT OF PUNcll ; or, The Arcadian Brothers. tend to punue in carryieg forward ihe labonrs and to almost abject entreaties to induce labourers to wore that of Europe. Such a work requires time, it Liv.Crstiv &Sthpt.l7ep ... - ... Eng. & Aust. Cep. all p, IA iis. -
nclude wit, all entirely uew version tit the Grand Eastern work for them. General
imposes on the man who undertakes it great devoted- Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8% -8% 8% all ;ell ••• -
To c°. I ADDIN • T W 1L• duced with responsibilities of administration, they should be re-
spect.. eel A . - , or, tie ouderha amp, pru
an the east resource. ot this small e-tatilishment. gerded as no better than what they assutned to In order to remedy this untoward state of affairs, nes* and sele denial; but, also, it promises much glory to L in.,Brie.& S. Ct.loo p 103 - 101 104 Gold Moutitain_all pdl % -
Doors open et Hair-east eeven. atet eame..., at Eieht o'clock. -
h him, who having had sufficient audacity to utidertake Lon. & N.West.,loo/. 0.23% - 124 123% 54 % 5/8 Great Polgo th all pd 1% - syt,
Teere ell! shortly-be produced several New Pieces, which are now be some months since, namely, infatuated sticklers the Gavernment hive decided on sending out t e it, will hav ffi - - Do. Quarters... 22/. pd 5% -5% p 27%; Lake Bethurst all pd,l 14 -
b• ' d
esu went patience to ring it to an en .
in active rehearsal.
Do Fifths l2/ pd 374 -4% p Lon. & Cal. Ght Quartz I
Private isiixet• and Stalls to be had at the Box-otllee of the for a commercial systern long since repudieted by the service companies of a single regiment of We have often meditated on the strange and prodigious ' '
De. 10/..M &B. (c) Up 2 -2% p Crush Coin. „. all pd ... -
Theatre, andel all the principal Librarians. people of the United Kingdom, and familiarly known f these coin anies to be fortune of this Prince wh •
infantry, two o p , .o is new tho head of a great
Lon. & S.-West. 100 L p 92% - 93% 92% 93 92% Mexi. &S. Amer. 9/. p ... ...
ge,MMINNOMMIEraIItIieIMELAR...........2,=IIM... stationed at Sydoey, and four at 111-•lbourne.
(.0 . .
people, deer huvine. been the nri en .r cf a kin We
di that of ultra-Protection. It, is true, no doubt, that, b , rs ' e ' g. Do. New 50/., 42% pd 4 -3% dis. 38% New Granada _all pd. ... -
i not believe th Nouveau Monde all I ' %d•
at an equal one was ever given to an
~ t. Do New 40/ .34/. pd 3% -2% dis. pc , is. -
HER MA IESTY'S THEATRE. The whole expense of the assistance thus. granted to
Tllle EVEN 1 NG, with one selitary exception- with the exception of man by God. But the more we meditate on that ror- ' 1 • ''' 2 12
Lon. & Enniskie, a 1 pd 11 - Port Philip ... ...1/. pd; par -
Will te presented Verdi's Opera, thatunlucky SOLICITOR-GENERAL wbohas proved him • y Y y•
be defra ed h the colon A man-of-war is also to r
. une, the more we t cumin convinced that for him, who Man. Box. & Mat. all p 2,3 i -2% 234 Quartz Roek all pal 3/8 -
ERNAN I. holds the 333 A 34% Santiago de Cuba 10%! 9 -
Elvlra, Madlle. Sone Cruse:lli ; Eraani, Siznor
• • Calzolari ; Ray self the Little Pickle of the Government-the various ba stationed at Melbourne, in order to check the deser- , grandeurs of it, after havivg suffered its a fro- Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 34 -35
tens there is only one means to reeder himself worthy De. Manch. &Lincoln South Australian, 1 pel ... -
Gomez, Signor Belle.ti; lago, Sigaor Fortini ; Carlo V., Signor tions from the mercantile marine. Whether this aid tge et
members of the Dentur DISRAELI Administration Tin Croft
Ferlet i. - 1 i 'lad paSitiOn-to elevate hinase;f higher than it, and Union 4/. 2e. pdl 3 -2% dis. 71. pd 11 -
To conclude with a new Ballet Diverilverecnt by M. Gcsselln, the may be said, with some degree of truth, to have given will be adequate to the exigency remains to be seen, but to be superior to it both by tho virtue of the mau of Midland 100/. pd. 69% -70 69% 34 % United Mexican all pd ,2% -
West Mari
Music etimpoied and arranged by M. Vadand, entitled
Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 37 -38 posa_all pdi % -
LA FE rE DES ROSIEItaS. what Major BAGSTOCK calls " the go by" to the obsolete if not, it i 3 essential that all that can . reasonably be worth, and by the coolness of the statesman."
By Madlle. Carolina Rosati, Madlles. Rasa, Esper, Itamoreux, and coc
i trines of agricultural monopoly. Beyond which required should be promptly and freely afforded. so The first of the spring meetings of Chantilly came Md. Gt. We (Ire.) 47 %! ... - ..• ZOINT-STOC:
Australasia
N w as. & C•irl all id .
e c . 1 ...... all pd 46 l/.2
Allegrini ; 3131. Di Mattia, Vanaira, Geuriet, and M. Meta
•• --- •••
' • k.ets to be made et the Opera long as the colonists are willing to liquidate the whole off on Thunday on the magnificent lawn behind the
Application,: tor Loxes, Stalls, and Tic it is, of course, by this time tolerably well known Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ... - ••• Brit-de-ill. Amer. all pd 54 '--
town. There was a good attendance of Members of Newmarket all pd 10% - 10% Colonial
dox-oteee, Colonnade, Haymarket. e entire b n there can be
outlay, so as to bear th urde . ......... 25/. pei 12% -
throughout these islands that the free-trade policy, , e the Jockey Club, and of noblemen and gentlemen who Newpert, Aber
gaven., Com. of Lord
.on 20/. pd 25 -
ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GAR aEN.
the policy of enormously reducing the general taxa- no heeitation in granting them all that they require. take an interest in the turf; but there was only a and Hereford ...10/ pd 314 - 3 dis. 6% %
Nat. of Ire
Lon. & County 20/. pd ... -
Tlll3 EVENING,
London Jt. Sik. 10/. pd 18 -
Win be performed, Mozart's graiel i:omantic Opera, tion upon irnports, lige lasee, "in point of fact," pro- It appeers, else, that large surna, amounting to thin gathering of ordinary spectators, owing, no
• Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2%
Norfolk lOO/. pd 33 -35 Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd 28% -
IL FLAUTO MAGIte?,
nearly 170,000/. sterling, have been transmitted doubt, to the threatening state of the weather in the
II dile Anna Zerr nounced successful in an extraord. b
inary manner y Do. New 20, e el.
.S. 10/. p 10% -10 is. Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd .. -
The principal charaetere by Madame, Gri.ai,
- H"Formes Si no:I early part of the day. North.Coun. Un. ye pd ey, - 3 dis. Do. New ...... 10/. pd ~• -
'from the colonies for the purposes of immigration, .
Madlles. Bellini, Bertrandi, v ariat",. toe.", err ' g what the Hon. Gentleman, the veteran Representative of
North Devon ...11/. pd 77/8 -7% dia.
Stigelli, Polonini, Sohn, Itoneoni, x1(.1 Mario.
,_ The second meeting took place yesterday ; to-day Non,' British ...25/. pd 7% -7% 7% % %
and that Sir JOHN PAKINGTON i 3 DOW in come
Commence at Eight °vote. Montrose, happily termed the " stand-still" budget of there '
is to be a grand stag-hunt in the forest • and Orient. Bk. Corp. all pal 34 --
Composer, Director of the Music, and C,onductor• Miri. Costa.
s C en, r yi. munication with the Enaigration Commissioners, ' North Stafford. 17% p 6y -6% dis. 11 % Prove of Ireland 25/ pd. 44%
th
Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the 1 it may be
,t 1 kaar e th P t t. - '
e ro ec.ioeist. HANCELLOROi ie,eaeXCHEQUER. ee . on Sunday (to-morrow) the principal races of the -
the Box-effice of the Theatre, wliteh is open . . .
in order to ascertain how that sum may be North-Weste 19/ - a
rn .pd ••• - ... Do. New ......... all pd 16% -
Night or Sea6on),.at , ,
'lid al librarians and wlth all this tacit, and even sometimes spoken, homage season come off.
from Eleven till Five o'clock ; and at tue pr. p N. & S.-W. June. 6/. p 1% - 2 p. Union of Austral. all pd 43 -
ex ended
most beneficially p . The Right Hon. Bare- The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. opened at 99f. 90c., Oxford, Worcester, & [lB% 193/ex.n Do. New
musicsellers. to the wisdom of the financial course entered upon by 2% pd 3 -
net should be well aware of the absolute necessity and closed at 99f. 95c. for the end of the month; the Three Wolverhampton 10/ p 22 - 22% ee•el 19% %19 % Union of London 10/. p 14% -
the late Sir ROBERT PEEL, Ministers have preserved a
TaTEATRE ROYAL, HA YaleallgET. per Cent d - 01 R.l S' S LleC I -
s. close at , Of. 20a.• r cans at way nares, co tis antra 25/. p 17% -1, % 17% tfs Union of Mad •
rid all pd ... -
for tbe greatest speed and promp..itude ; a single 1 „
MT. B, Webster, Sole aessiee and Manager, Old BroMptOrl. rigid and obdurate silence as to the actual abandon- ,1 , 5f.; Rouen, 757 f. 50e.; 'Havre, 287 f. 50c.; Great Scottish Midld.,2s/. pd 11 -12
THIS EVENING, day's delay may lead to incalculable damage. Northern, 581 f. 25c.; Avignon, 305 f.; Vierzon, 585 f.; Do. New - all pd ... - ...
Gen. Stm. nixascEtaa
Austral.
, ••• ww comic Drama, entitlea MIND ment of monopoly. There should, consequentlta be Roy. Mail, 2 le! 2 -
win be performed an ent.ree, ta,
YOUR OWN 'BUSINESS, ay Messrs. B. Websteir, Leigh Murray, The class of persons best suited to the - wants Basle, 241 f. 25c.; Bordeaux, 613 f 75c.; Paris and Sues- Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 714 -7% Canada ...
.. 32 y dI 48 -
no misunderstanding upon this head with the electors. Do. B all pd 5% -5% Eastern Stea
.... 2 p
' Buckstone, and Keeley ; leis. Stirling, Miss Reyniads. See. .
rhe colony should be at once selected and sent out bure 55 f - • f • Paris and
e, 1 . 23c., Tours and Nantes, 36.5 ~ shrew. _ rn...25. pdi ... -
Atter which a new Burlesque on a frightmay popular subJect. to They should recognise in the Earl of DERBY and his °- t Lvon., 611 f. 25- & Her. Old 8/ 3% 2 ' cl.
•p 4 - 13. tc:-----Rhenis7a...Bl.
pd7Ex
be called 0, GEMINI ; or, the Brothers ea Co(u)rse. Character; by • to the full extent of the moncy on'hand, end it should Shrewsbu. and Chester
Messrs. Buckstoue, Bland, Woolger ; Mcsiames Buckingham, Col- Colleagues candidates for their faveur wondrously fair- BUSINESS DOk•E IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Gen. Screw Steam Ship- i
(Nor. W. Min.) all ted 15 -16 15%
tins. Caulteld, Honey, &c. be borne in mind that the fund thus supplied should LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, MAY 14. ping Company .
With the new Farce of YOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER, in which spoksn on the eve of a general election, but resolved, _ . , , Central of France (Orleans and Vierzon), 2254 - East In- Do. Halves all pia 7% _ 8 Irish Beetroot Sug. 2.1 p 2 -
t b fi -• 1 1 1
n expended le tne manner mos ene eta to tiecoo- s. , Do Oswestr .11 d -12 , Penin. & Or. St. all pd 81 -
Mr. Keeley will appear. come what may, if they can only once delude the nation e amn, 2e14 -Namur and Liege, 6 %-Northern of France, s,, ' UnionY"..64l Pd
11
nists, and not in the way most, pleasing to ourselves. 21/. 3 per Cent. Bonds (formerly Bolougno and Amiens rop. .. Ap , 31A _2% d. Do. Do. ...151. pd 33 -
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPIII. ieto granting them a mejerity in the Muse of Come Do. A, B, C, & D fully Gpt•ol.e(drßiaaannil
If we detire to get rid of able-bodied paupers and Shares), 13%-Paris and Lyons, 10 el-Paris and Rouen, 30 Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 76% -
Lessee, Mr. B. Vataater ; Directres.a, Madame Cele:te. mens, to reverse the very policy they have recently -Paris and Strasbourg, 21%-Rouen arid Havre, 11%- pd. up at par cent.... Universal Emigration
THIS EVENING, unprofitable consumers, we should at least contribute South Devon •••
- ***
ell Pd 19 -20 19% and Colonization, 2/. pl ... -
Will be performed a new Drama of powerful interest, called THE been applauding tlarough their CHANCELLOR of the Sambre and Me 4%-West Flanders, 3.
South-Eastern 30/. pe 21% - 21% 21%
QUEEN OF THE adARKET. Characters b 3 Mtssrs. Hughes, 0. EXCHEQUER, and to tax the hard-earned brea o
d f the a fair proportion of the necessary outlay. With us, .............----.-.......e.............
e_ ....e ._ South Wales all pie 34% -35 0% IA .......„______
farrith, Paul Bedford, Emery, on, ,
H ey Worrell ; Mesdames Chaplin,
unfortunately, labour is a drug, with our Australian SPAIN. S ,uth Yorkshire and MONEY and COMIII
Harding, anti Keeley. poor man in order to fill the pockets of the agricul-
After wLich, a devilish new Extravaganza, called MEPHISTO- brethren it is the chief want ;we should pay something Our accounts from Madrid are of the 9th. River Dun 15/. pc' 1.4 dis. -14 p CI T
PHELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilllam, and Miss turists. Better anything than this-better, infinitely Qieen ISABELLA has sent the insignia of the Order Do• Dn. 51' Pt) ••• - ••• The sales of Cotton at Lii
Weagar. . better surely a Cabinet comprising within it Free- to get rid of the superfluity, while they should, in e Stirl & Dunferm. all p
Woh WHO STOLE TIM POCEET-BOOK a or, a Dinner for Six. •-• I ~ or the Golden Fleece to his Royal Highness the thawed at 12,000 bales, of whi
like manner, pay for the advantages that they would . li. / -- -
, Stock. & I ar. 6 25.3 d. ••• -
.„
traders of enlarged capacity, and of liberal tempera- PRINCE of WALES, and has presented the Grand Taff Vale 126/• Po 152 - 154 for export and on speculatio
_______--
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. ments, like Sir JAMES GRAHAM, like Mr. GOULBURN, '
obtain. As it would be a mutual benefit, each party Cross of the Order of Charles 111. to M. TURGOT, Thames Haven Dock na ctive, at lower prices.
Under the Management ot Mr. C. Kean. d bear its fair ro ortion
shout a p p . Minister of Foreign Affairs of France. and Railway ...18/. pci 2 tee -2% 2% % The Bank of England incre
a HIS EVENINaI, like Mr. Caanweaa, or like Mr. SIDNEY HERBERT, .
Will be p3rformed the CORSICAN ttUOTHERS. Principal „. a It is something, however, to find that the apathy It being Sunday the Bourse was closed. Vale of Neath...l7/. pd 4% - 3%dis. bullion in its possessien by
• wi ein i vder Meadows, J. milieu with statesmen of aptitude like Sir Waterfd. & Kilk. all pd 4% -5% 5 • onsiderably higher; therefo
characters by Messrs. c. Kean, A. e , e, ,
which so long prevailed at the Colonial-office has been GERMANY. Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 19% - 20% known. The 'employment c
Vlnine„ J. Chester ; Misses ruillips, Murray, Robertson, and C. re
exEORGE GREY, with statesmen of experience
Leclercq. at last shaken off, and we will hope, now that the Waterford Wex Wick. same time, Only slightly augo
After which A LUCKY FRIDAY, in which Mr. A. Wigan will like the Earl of CLARENDON, with statesmen of The discussion in the Second Chamber of th P ' '
e ills- and Dublin 3/. pd „,„ that a withdrawal of private be
appear. • - genius, of courage, and of petriotism, as maoifestly first step has been taken, that the measures last night sten States on the motion of M. DE VINCK for a vote West Cornwall 13/. pe 3% - 3 dis. 9% precious metals were the chi,
To conclude with a new and original• Fairy Tale (compressed in.o
one act), emit-at WITTIKIND AND HIS BROTHERS or, the united as those qu dities are in the intellect of Via- ounced will onl rove the forerunners of others ef censure on the Government, was resumed on tbe
ann .y p West London _all pe ~, -„, extension of issues, since th,
Beven swan Pritices and hie Fair Me;usine. better suited to the importance of the subject and the 1 lth. The Committee on the motion had proposed De., New. &B,er. 25/. 1 18 - 18% . _ _
18 % off. The bullion in the Bat
count PALMERSTON. Do & New Ex 20/ a 7 -6% die. 13 fluctuate, and be occasionall
e.ereeet. IACEIJNI TIIE:ATRII_ " One of the most enlightened and one of the most magnitude a- f the emergency. the order of the day, which was eventually carried by ' ' ' •
Do. G.N.E. pure. 91. p. 2% -2% dia.' 6%
amount, but the tendency. m
under the Management of Madame Vestrts. a msjority of 160 to 43 After this vote the Chamber York &N. Mid. 50/. po 24% - 2514 124 'AL %
We cannot close our observations on us ra la
A t 1. advance. Compared with the I
Sole Lessee. Mr. Charles Mathews. liberal, as he ie also, unquestionably, one-of the most paesed the Bill on municipal organization.
THIS EVENING, ithout alludin to a subject of vital im ortan o
g p ce t PRETEnENcE SHARES. were as follow :-
WM be produced a dramatic story, in e ,
- iaht acts, entitled A independent among our national representatives, has w " A Berlin letter of the 10. h states that a political
CHAIN oF EVEN Ta. Chareeters by 31, ssts. Cnarles Mathews, : •_ ,_ , ~ ,
_,
witnin tne Jost few nays personally sought an iuter- Aberdeen
this country. From the Bank returns last conspiracy has been discovered in Silesia, and that the ' '
all pdrl% - 1 die. x.d dis. Notes Issued ... ,
Frank Mattheas, Reaert Raabe, 1 eaton, Baker, Suter, ilorzicast:e, Do. No. 2, 7 per 0.334 ... - ... Increase ..„
Rosi re, Butler, aiid Homier ; alitaame lacsiris, .
\lies Laura Keene, vtew with his coestituents-tnr nioht we find that we have at last Gevernment is in ossession +h n
the purpuse of putting 0 ) • P - o. t e eine of the princi- Caledonian, 10/. all pa 8% - 9 8% 9 Rest
Mrs. F. 3latthews, tuid Mies Julia at. Geor_e, M'ss Wright. Miss • f more than 20,000,000/. of bullion stored up hor
pal hut . Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 1734 - 18% 18 % Increace
• ••. ,
them on tilde guard against the enemies 0
Oliver, Ilri. Horn, Mrs. Macnemara, Liss Martindale, Miss Ellis, The Carlsruhe Gazette of' the 107 h sa- ' is W Dundee, Per., & Aberd. Public Depthaits ... ,
is •-• e
!nes Grove, and 31i:s Foote. reform, while himself annotmcitig his determination
• • in the Vaults at Threadneedle-street. This ,
nave just learned that the PRINCE REGENT has Te- Junction all pd 5% 7 6 lecrease ... ,
enormous am .
ount considerabl more than was • E. Ang.(3/ 10,)6 pc.aP 3 -3% Other Deposits ... ,
'to appear bsfore the m Once more as a candidate f ' y mated the remainder of their punishment to a great
Royel. OLYMPIC T11.7.AT11F,.
Do. (5/.) 7 per ct. all p ,„ -„,
D, crease ... ' ,
Le,see and Manager. Mr. W. Farren. for their suffrages. From the honest, plain-spoken ever held at Gray former periads has been ac- number of persons confined for various causes." Do. (7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ...
rat,: r..vENING, Seven Day and other Bil
Wlll he perfarnied DON cereeett DE BAZAN. - addreas delivered to the electors of Sheffiald on cumulated partly from the importations from Di? Prince of SCHWARZBURG SONDERHAUSEN hes Eastern C.earities Ex.,
1% Pm Increese ... .
To tee followed by the Farce of JOHN DOBBS. John Dobbs, Mr. - Australia, whit;h are steadily increasing, ed a decree ' • a d 1% -1% p
nee publish divorcing his wife "by virtue ot se• ce No• 1 •••a P , i 1
l'hursday evening by Mr. ROEBUCK, it will be seen Pm Government Securities .
M. Farren. his sovereign plenitude of power " According to Do. No. 2 all pd ea -lei 13
• - 13%
With TIME TP.IS ALL. what ternis he feels him,elf, compelled by the from which we may now anticipate an . . .Id h " ' Dos New 6p. c. Stk. 10 13% - 13% Other Securities ...
this It se ou appear t at the G?rman Princesses have , '
abundant su ply of the precious metals. What ' • reastern Union Scrip, Decrease ...
exigency of the moment, to use when re- P less rights than citizans' wives-in fact, 110 more G 11 14y -14% Notes •
%-arr teVaa ROYAL aMPFIITHEATier.
uar. 6 per ct....a 11 4 •••
Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness (erring to the delusive course recently pursued by should we not do for the land thus supplying gold rights than unfortunate females. Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ... Increase ...
• '' •
Prince Albert. and wool to almost any extent that may be re- -__________ East Lancashire, 6 per Bullion •
Proprietor and Ma:4,4er, Mr. W. Batty. the Protectionists. Having explained that it was
11 0 .... --- ••• ••• ••• •
The meet sue.ceeetui cia lees...a,. Theatre in London. tolerably certain the same dubious attitude would be quired ? Surely these considerations should induce ITALY. ct. Qua,. Shre. a P
est & West Yorkshire Increase ..
THIS EVENING, A letter from Turin of the 10th, in the Olici l E Active Circulation • •
win be presented a neer grand Military Spectacle, which is now 'lw:timed on the hustings that had been pre- us to press their full claims upon the attehtion of the , a Junction, sths all pd ... - ...
exciting all Paris. emitiel BONAPAILT EIN EGYP f ; or, tale Gazette of Savoy, states that M. RATAZZI, the leader Edin., Per. &Dun. 5% Increase ...
aerved during the lett three months in Government. Bills of Exchange were tai
Battle of Abeukir. of the Left Centre, is a Candidate for the Presidency per ceht. all pd 3% - 4
es of the Arena.
100/. ... - ... Ninety days' paper on Paris et
To be ioilowe tby Batty's Inimitable Seen • the House of Commons by the members ,ge ~ „f the Sardinian Chamber of Deputiep, and has great Glas.& S.W. Con.
147 - 15%
/a 65. on Amsterdem at 12 2 to
In addition to the extraordinary talent at the above Establish-
E FRENCti. ItEl-ITBLIC. , GI North. sp. c. all pd
ment, Mr. Batty hal en;aged the celebrated Equeestrlian Mr. A. and supporters of the present Government, iII I* cces
•hances osu 3. The R. .
tight has not yet decided • a 9% p 1% -1% P to i. and Trieste
i Coin qna, and .ladl.e. Re-
Do. 5 pc. red.. c. 12 35 to 4.0.
Cooke ; also Mr. Boswell, the reiniwne, M R :row that is the ----wwee- candidate
upon a • ,
' - he whole forming theumast elegant r. est necx observed-" I game that Great South. & West.
becca, the graceful Lquestrian, t
8% ... 8% The piece goods markets I
We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. The Duke of Monarta left his capital on the s'h (Ireland) Bths all Pd
and unique perfoamance ever witnessed within the wa aOf an ara• -s
i about to be played. Mind you, .1 am not sayin ' . ' shire have been tolerably stele
phiteeatre. g The military fetes were brought OD Thursday with his court for Reggio where he will sta G• ey (Bells S' a
y, aS t. est. a eeneral opinien that
To conclude with a Laughable farce. that the game is going to succeed.-(Loul cheers.) evening t I th t •fi id • th f • - ' Ipd ••• - ••• Cotton
till Four clan e oa c ose in a manner e mos magni cent. usua , uring e ane Ex. 5 per cent.) al
Tickets to be hail at the Box-ollee from Eleven 3..
106% cheeks business.
- •••
Gr.W. fixed 41/2 100/. p ...
Stage Manager, Mr. Lecierce. Bat I have, I must say, something like a sort oe At the Ecole Militaire, the scene of Whe grand ball --___-....wwww__,
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80/ pd - - ... The weamer Asia is telegra]
nine days from America.
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGI !AL GARDENS.
Lancashire and York- 5
Open tor the Seast,n, sham-(Cheers)-and whenever I meet with it-I . &tier& of the army, on the personal invitation of the COURT OF QUEEIV'S BENCH. Dublin, May 13. shire, F. 20/. ...6L Pd A- % di& 5% The exports of the precious '
MOND -IY, MAY tarn. delft PRINCE PRESIDENT, to the number of 2,400. As THE QUEEN, AT THE PROSECUTION OF MRS. E. FRENCH De 6p. c. Stk. 100/. P - - ••• during the week to Thursday
• 1 Daylielit View of MOUNT ' care where-I fasten tny fingers into it, and I er ... - ...
First Eel/baton of Dans afe Colossa • e . , soon as the dinner was over, the PRINCE PaESIDENT v. JAMES BIRCIL-LIBEL. Lees Northern, 6 p of silver, and 4,578 ounces of 1
OFS-e lenald , •
ETNA and the CAVES of IaBi.CAN and the CluL , r _p, make it plain to the meanest capacity, so that it cannot ie • 1. pd ... -- ...
toe his seat on the tribune, on which on Monday he In this case it Will be recollected that the defendant cent. No. 1 ...... q d The English Funds leave I
arid interesting Menager.a•-i'romena ie Concert by Gal, rieya r. . a
m,
.. _ .
No. 2 la. P ••• - •••
rivanee military Band-Various Alintianr Novelt:es-C.o!.estidTel at 0 13,elien.--(CheerS.) Now, that is a sham." Then, delivered the eagles to the army. At this time the was the editor and proprietor of the late notorious Duhlin Do. Do._o. _
....
Thri
... _
...
with little doing. Consols hat
Leak with. a Grand Pyrotechnii; Exlitiate -in 1-i,y
,Meserei...ouothr:,
g alluding very humorously to the suavity of matiners Champ de Mars was illuminated throu h th
g out e -
newspaper called the World, and that the prosecution Do. Do. ni ie Pl_
,P, . _
... •
Do. Qrs., 1848 ...9e. ed ..,
and 991 i for Account. The :
ee, wee:mine the hole' ior of the aieuelehl
,(tl,ie, I atelendiohn.
eastinited against him f
Ancients) wn the Caverns and Fa- C lo s , e '
;es ot 1 'peat' an ye 13 • p.rcaptible in those over-adroit candidates for w hole length with two lines of stands in pyramidal was .1 - h or certain very gross libels
London & Brig. guar.
ttig,e whole' terminating with the ErtipLien of Aletint Etna and a
the v t f form bearina lamnions and, with the Ecole Mil.- üblished in tatpa er refl 'ct•
' , p P Ing upon the character of 5 e „et .. p
Pe .100/. d ... -
... per Cents. have been 1001 ts
;serene Tahleau on'tlie Lake cf laieti tual tae Niriails receiving the oes 0 the various constituencies, the lion. ." ` te e -1 , • ' Mrs. French, a widow ladv d d hter of Mr.
,an aug Do. Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/. ... -
... Cents. 98/. to idt. Bank Stock
-law or Athilles. Member for Shaffield telted-" D taire, also so•endidly illuminated, produced a very QCth 1 - "
'ive. Con- 0 you think I would st .1 • 2 Brewster, . •, 0 eading counsel against Birch in the Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... -
•••
Exchtqaer-bills of June are
eeiTzta„eete from Nine A.m. Feeding the Animals at k aisle effect.
t 'A b •
It zing star, from the top of the NG 6pc 100/.p .., _...
go about soliciting your suffra " - 1 t case of Birch v. Sir 1, ' • 1 •
V. Somerville. The libe 3, It Do. . r•
ala. Fireworks at Dusk. gee ?-(teheers.) Nos building, gave the signal fur the fireworks to com- a e -W (Coy. & Bonds 84s. premium.
on TIIIIRe ADMISSION, ONE SIT ILT,I.NG . .
HOW neeen-(Lend aid protracted ch e' may be observed, were published immediately after the Lon. &N. •
by the Royer'
1Y next, :,lay aOilt, A GRAND 1 LOW ER ee. ing.) I would meace on the opposite heights of Chaillot, or the termination of that well-known trial. Nunet.) SP. c• 13% Pcl ••• - .., Foreign Securities continui
litt 'dm' • •
on dill' la of takin off ‘ , &SW. Co 3-1e.5/. p 3% - 334 p
Pounds ginn
inSen!li 1 ondou Heat:Antral aociety,
_Cite,
.te
and. 15 6.; , g my het and ailing Trocaderc,,, and the liest hien which revealed the At the e.itting of the Court on That-sally morning the Lin • , receded to 25 and 241 fcr the :
Vegetables. . aricee for the be•t displays of I lowe,e, di rui , a • ft' 1 le Sh 11 12 12
Lon. & ean• /2 • a P - IA
An extra Bress Band, Sec. Nu ialditional charge. yoU fur a peney. - neeeughter and cheers.), ecean of human heads ca the Champ de Mars, pro- Clerk of teie Crown was proceeding to-cell over the ,
Sheff., & Linen. 31i 4'-: Buenos Ayres have be
4=...-.411..-...,,,,...
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- - 7''-''..-7-
-''''''''''''''
:-..77---'-'"-"----'''''''''''''"77: Th et I 3 the true spirit of _en hornet rluctd an effect eltnost as appalling es it was fine. names of the special jurore WhO had been summoned in the I\ealarhe' h No. 1...a1l pd 10% - 11%
see. - •P and 74; Grenada Deferred are
HIGH IV eTF I • " - "1 The followin account of the fi-,works is iven b ease, when New, 10/....a1l pd 13 - 13%
T/113 DAY -m rn,„,.: i. AT LONDON BUDGE. liberal, free-minded, large-hearted, and open_ n . . g ~, g y m
F,t,
Do. 13% per Cents. are quiet at 103 k; a. 9
To-3loaeow -ee.°erte- 7, ,°„ in'te ar-rg 0 ! Evenine 07 min after 11 Ciabgnant :- ir. le NCIS MEAGHER said that be Was counsel for Do. 6/. 3/. pd %- 1 p 874
---e se Lain. alter 12 I Everette 33 min eye,: 12 hended Englishman-one of those whose character for " 'l-h h '
e eights of the Trccadero have given a blazing the traverser, who sto
od eharged by the indictment with • on 6c Se 100/.
11111 C • P . . ... - ••• ' 96/1; Spanish Three per Cects
TEE WEAwage,------=e-t--e-we aenw-,w--------- ha a -culiar m , nale t 1 ''
independence qualifies them i p_ amen fi ot le fetes of May. The rain which fell on the a very grave, nnd ho - fensible
might add, a very inde . .
Do Con. Bris. &Bir., to 474-, and the Three per Cent
Lie-Sun 0-rit, MAY 15 .otl3 ei =lit would i libel on Mrs. French ttention 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 143 - 145
THEattiou . Ej
to assume the responsibilities of a represen. PrYl 6 , t was feared, have caused serioua -. • A good deal of a _ _ and- a- Half per Cents. bring 6'
,_ • aye; en THE SIIALE injury to the grand pieces of fireworks wh• bed been attracted to the case, and therefore he (51r. Do. Erewash Val. 100/ ... - ...
56 -higheee macs el ' of this stamp, to men IN° d d ich bad been lace Do. Leic. &Swanning. Railway Shares are dull, al
Oen yeste-rday. tative. To men pare ,vn many were expectiog the announcement Meagher) corceived this was the proper p
• • 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... -,„ in Caledonian, Oxford and
41.7'.oweet thee locraie, ..
who can explain in " simple words and few " of. a further postponement ot the for the public disposal of it. In the sittings
es and darina the night. promised pyrotechnic Do. Preference ...5/. p %dist.- % p York and North Midland, tem
62 - tleaei day, at mere display. During the whole day also the sly was very after last Michaelmas Term a very important cese was I
• Norfolk Exten_ all pd 19% - 20%.
what the 411. k ard how they intend to act,
yL ID , : '
rather heavy. French shares
BAP.edisarate, 813.16. lowering; fortunately, however, the clouds proved tried in that court, in which his client, the traverser,
Do. Gr. s'e 11 5
the Liberal electors throughout the country should pite-ee, pro- ,2 p ct. a p %- 5% 5% Mining Shares have been ye]
vim) sys,-flne breeze and aunshiny wth • d t•d th • t
.. ~ en re ame eir wa ery contents, and the was plaintiff ; and in the course of that trial the ele-
Do. Wavny. Val. 2/. p 1% - ati
.............„...-- ________-----__ look as to their most suitable candidates. In which confl.ct between ths opposi:e elements of fire and wa'er fondant's counsel commented in very strong languvaege North British -51. pd 5 -5% eious rates.
...-------- QUAI
DAILY WE AT lIER TABLE.
event we might look forward with something less of did not take place. Although the time flxed for the upon the traverser. The result of that trial wads
.a
.tra. North Stafford....all pd ... - ...
commencement of the display was not sooner than nine diet against his client; and in the excitement an irri 1 OXf. Wor. & Wol., 15/. Consols ... ..
a, d and Weather at each anxiety and something more of hope than we can , Ditto Account. June 9 ,
State of tho le in .. ot the following o clock, yet at an early hour in the afternoon thousands Lion consequent upon that trial and its result, the libe a 6 per cente:-.12% pd 74; -1% p x.d 12% a 12% X.ll
~.!ccig yegeta..37 InOrni,
His client felt Shrews. & Bin N.G. all 10 -- 10%
p' ices at Nine a e "g•-The stations a•hertaise feel when awaiting the selection and the might be seen wending their way towards the scene of that were complained of were el' -h d
pu la c •
t latitude. and that Shrews & Ches (N W PRICES OF BRITISH FUNDS
are arranged in order 0 assembling of a newly-organized Parliament. anticipated pleasure; sited long before the hour appointed that he had done an iejury to Mrs. French, . . • • . .
,elwr , strong breezewpartially 1 de and reparation. Min.) 8 per c....a1l pel 16% - 16% Bank Stock •
PLTIZOITrIi--Wira'w.“ „she 1 breeze-partiall leou e ' lies. . the Champ de Mars was nearly one mass of living heads. she was entitled to the amplest apology S h D
s not the tra- out evon all pd 15 -16 3 ;ier Cent. Reduced Anne. .
• er.e oudy. The matter of
"By hale past seven o'clock the tribune, where the
.., the libel complained of we
BRIGHTON- Wind n., e 7- r 3 breeze • At length even at the eleventh hour, the Minis-
h dee 1 St.-Est. 4% pc. 10/. pd „.. - ••• 8 Der Cent. Consols Annuities.. -
co ste . strong pertially Cloud, •$ President placed himself on Menday, was filled with verse: 8, and
g be had iostructed him to say that e .p y
Beternans-Wind •• , ' „es hreeZe-partiall l '' Sth. York. 4p c gd. 20/. 1% - 1 dill. 4.ew 314 per Cent. AWE. .... ...,
ted the
BOUTHAM 1.(1-
~,W;na W-;"°'; breeze-overeasY c wider, terial attention has been directed to Austra „
lia Cleo- ..
officers waiting his arrival, and those on either side were.
rcgrette' having published it, and Idly retrac .
Stock. & Hart. gd. 5 p c ladle 80nd5,1.014/. ,
Foreererrome:- we me S tg• stroll- d wind -overet'aste plainte both loud and deep have found their way 'eon Lifter occupied by ladies. The front of the building statements contained in it, which were altL,gether without
until July 1,1856, all p ... - ...• ilensols for Account ,
GatEeNeviett-Wind S.S.
v .'
h3r
loudleese --- .d foundation
ighted by several rows of lamps. Down each si e .. He- (me. meagher) ,
begged leave. there.
Waterford& Kilkenny. E eohequer Bills 1 eid.
Smola - Weld w , stroeg ereeze-e,
artially cloudy from the Antipodes, and penetrated even into the was l
of the Champ do Mars were pyramidal stands filled with fore, to hand in d t' lea
a withdrawal ot the dettn an d p ,
6 per cent. 3/. pd ee; - % die. 1,0001. ..
Se/mem -wind s• ,e, . fresh breeze-
P vereast. - ' most secret recestes of Downing street. • The re- Impious, and a double row ran down the centre of the and to submit to h•t I -
tee ineictment as the hest.aionement York, Newc. &Ber. Gt.
C°Lculfarta-Wind S. W , hard Wind • 0 , t
French • and PRICES OF FOREIGN FI7NDS.
• 1 Wited•-OVerCas . . uloastrances of the colonists could no longer be ground. . that could be made to the feelings of Mrs. • , N. of E. Pun ...all pd 16% -17
Caanasamen-Winel s. wa, her.
ie partially cloudy. ' Atiout half-patt eight o'clock the Prince President •I
he had only to add that this course was teken voluntan y Do. Dn ...... 5/. pd 4% -4% Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent
YA.R.Molerti-liind S.W., heavy g3'''''' , tlightel or de, • d T ' ' ld
%paw . he land abounding in go , Ditto, Account
whatever. York &N. Midland H.
~,,,,e ouiceite the state of t arrived, and on entering the Champ de Mars wee re and without any arrengement or Compromise ............. •••••
The returns from the iollewing Pia-- I mine a rom whence bullion worth nearly st milli° ear. Meagher had ad- and S. Purch. 10L pd Itt dig. - % P Equador Bonds .. ,
t mne ne - ------ -n °t ceived by a loud ShOut of ' Vive le P. 6 sident," Wye Mr. M -,, . a hat
the wind and weather on TOwsday fl2‘) 130Unds ARTLEY, *U., sale t
hb t f
ggg Grenada Roads, 11A per Cent ,
' o'clock :--e ster ing has beep obtained within Napoleon,' which continued for some tune after he had vised the court() which had been taken as te es or
LINES LEASED A ma"
T =ZED SENT* . Do. Ex Dec., 1849 C
rain. a fe come to deal
Ltetanica-Wind awn,. strong breeze -heerY w months, cannot be sacrificed through alighted amid a•cended the steps. As the hour of nine his client, and the Court would hereafthr .
Ditto, Deferred ...
IiftILLINOAR-Wine 8. au..
•re strong breeze-rain offieiel careles .
sness or indifference. The a •
, spproac e
h-d every eye was turned -towards the Ecole Mi. with the case. A 1 f
pea o not guilty having been filed,
! Leasin Business
Railways. ! g Nominal Prices. d ..............
Blttxmati 5 i',:l. t en 0816
Poorer: - Wind S.W., hard wind-part ally cloudy. plicants ha r litaire, to watch tor the signal for the commencement ot and a withdrawal of that plea having been handed in, Companies. to- ay. Ditto, Account ...
ve been singularly moderate i th •ir
a el the display. Pre eieely as the clack struck the anxiously of course judgment would go by default. -•••• ..... .••
Letrorrost- Wind S.W.. gentle breeze -rain- demands. T Ditto, 3 per Cent...
d nobody could doubt the Bdt: & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... - - Peruvian le,
BlRMiNcetiAm•- •
••"ind S,W., gen; le breeze-overcast. hey have asked for nothie h' h d h bl l' h b ftb th t e The CHIEF .1 •
gw le WO • xpecte our, a ue 1g t urst or on e SUIEII3I o_ USTICE Sal Alele. 1849,6 act Ben
Ltetoasees R-Wind S , calm-rain. cennot supply • h •ustness
wit out the slightest difficulty, and the building, and %Ili replied io ey , sale, ot aetwery 1, , of the description w ,
..., a , , . ,
hich bad been given of the Bir.&Oxe,gua.all Gt. Westn. 30 -31 Dittd, Deferred, 3 per Cent
ti arrnv- e ind S., gentle breeee=overcatt. !hey are read n ; nate tween Do. without, all p' Do.
y and willing from the bettery stationed on the q ,
uay as if to Bey that libel in this case. He was happy " " Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. ...
to pay to the uttermost ix but esen Bir.Wolv. & Dude' S ..- . , r
Place, not only for the sake ot the prosecutr ,
~0 1 101., •1 per t ent, Itteti
DARL,N4Ti)V- Wind el . strong breeze, • cloudy. farthing for 11 b all was ready. guar all pelf Do. • 29% - 30%
_____----e--------- a t at the Who DOW confessed Ditto, 3 per Cent
y require. Protection to per- 6. en an instant after rose a fight of innumerable tor the sake of the traversar himself' Do. without,allp Do. - 29%
son and propert h t int() this outrage upon Ditto, New Deferred .. ..
ent 4 aseette 4 o a h • e
Ys t e mewls of enforcing obedience rockets, e hich, after going to an immense heieht, burst t a. h was drawn by excitemen . Buckingliash. all pileon.&N.W 18 - 18%
4t-eee ee . e•e-,e.. , ':, •ee e• to the law ef th l he lee ectabla prosecatrix; and Venezuela Bonds. 314 per Cent.
t•Z 4Kil.q.e..y--41e'-cei:-4-e4 >e-e.'3 1
ea ••. e and, and also of obtainin h
g t e .
into myriads of stars ot every sbade of the rainbow. The
,I P ate feelings of tho resp Clydsdale Jc all p' Caledonian 45 -47
that be tied had the good Dividends on the above pi
e ,
4tP j ts,_, se-7..stti<7l7)).;Te'irs4rel''znee. iSr, teSed.•efet' supply of labour essenth 1
le to the prosperity of th iefantry stationed un the sl- pe of the hill then began a
~Ite (Chief Jtistice) was EL' ua."6 er
glad . . in., g p 1
Dutch DA per Cent. 12 Guild.
ake thts u all pcliGt•Northn. 35% - 35%
reeling and the seine ef justice tO ea p bite re- cent.
en •eentesteiweente-. ttth s's'e;eiiit-defdet --ettete, e'ki:',..e.ed'sd`e colony, are all that the- - e discharge of Roman candles, which was kept up for a
Ditto 4 per Oen t. C MO Gate', ,
l altogether of the libel. It. Gloucest. & Deanl
a a- eS. ','D f';,t' 77-7-1: 'j7. s .41.•,,,_.: `..74%‘'!"7-},- y Beets ; and it would, indeed, considerable time without intermission.. paration by the withdraws
, h nese: 0 ~dedisent e ee.-,gettegiewensteeeetane to- be inexcusable if the wit, tae he 3, attain he could make. It Forest-. 22% pd!Gt. Wettin. 4 - 5 p .
, P. -,0 ~
...a.areea ea ea/ eeeta,ee;e.... 'a' e5.....Z.--e- applications were rejected, " While these were dying away, red fires were seen et and the only rep
ar ep . .
consideration % II tl IDk & I YkeNew.l
vhat COURSE OF' EXOHA
or even if any Undue bursting forth on different parts ot the heights, and in a would be a matter hereafter for
Railw....all pd &Berw.f ••• - ••• Amsterdam ...... •••• 12 1 (libr'
rOCr • t•
p astir-m.l(in took f
should be h
t e result of it. For the present let the with-
- --_,
ens. e _ . . . _
es_ _ - short time the whole hill assumed the appearance o a llull & Selby, all ; Yk. &N.M. 111 - 113 Ditto, three months - 12 2% Leg b
eived. . 12 214 sena
•a r ,
.r.-__,-,,,, Place • before they were satisfacto. •1
Ve are bound to afford that ri y responded burning mass ot a deep red hue, and from the midst of druwal of the plea of not guilty be re c
Do. Halveseall I, Do - 56% Rotterdam .... •• .. •
25 70 Ailre
eati,,,,,,„
..„, , , 01( ~,,,,.,, 4. Iv to. :V protection to ever which he t showering hi h into the air flights of b
Y P , g ombs
_____ -no__ Do. Quarts., all p Do. ...... 25 -27 2
Brussels•• •• ..« •• •• • .
570 Vent
.1. 4'YY/` .., 4S- ' O'Vl 4AU
~t--stee British •ti ever
steleject i y part of the world, but more •unu-
discharged from the mortars, each throwing forth i. . A TIGER STORY.-Tbe. following remsrkable Lee& &Brdf.,all i Midland ... 103 - 104 ifainhurgh ..•• .• • •
M B 13 %
1 i lard
o 103% .-. anew
LONDON, SATURDAY. MAY 15, 1852. especia
. iiy when dwelling under the shadow of the rocadero at this
merable stars. The appearance of the T , pe has been mentioned in p
esca • ' rivate letters by the last mail Ln. & Grenw., all S. Eastern.. 12% -13 tettona.• .....• •• •• .. - -
he .. 25 47% Mess
he wnole Lieutenant Hugh Elliot, Do. Pref....all po Do, Paes' 3 da"'" - 65 [astir
. - and in the heredi time almost beggars description; it was as if t from India :-Two young officers, . , . ..... 25 -26 Ditto. 8 months .... 2,
British fl.4g, tary dom. ' f Captain Charles Elliot, Go-, Lowestoft., gua. 4 • •• • 26 65 Wort
_____4o.-. miens of greund had beeu tran.furrned iuto a mass of burning of the Bombay cavalry, son 0
fth 25 h r cent all (i Marseilles ...... • • _ Rio J
Electi • t Gracious SOVEREIGN. It i 3 th b' f'e 1 vernor of Bermuda, and Lieutenaht Ride, o et , were
_Pe e ••• p Norfolk ... 17 -18 80nrde5.ux........ •- ' 122% Suen
oneering movements are becoming every day Our 13105 e c le ,t• not ava.
ra in with a tigress and two cubs. M. la p. a, an -,
I Do.
more fregnent. T turn for the surrender of a c t • nt the out shooting when they se
"In a moment after, and as if by enchantme , _ , .
d d the tigress wounded, Middlesbr'& Red- •.• a- ... - New
he candidates both on the side of the only, re er am portion . One cub was immediately kille an 12 f 8 Phila
Vienna' 'ffec• n°" ...... 12 40
the Governme liberties, and the nation which i red fire disappeared, and in its place rose before the as „,,
e hur into the jungle, when sbe car, 6p. c., all p Stktn&Dar P
of bis natural . ney tracked her for half an o
Trieste, ditto.. •• •• •• .
nt and of the Opposition are growing a unable tonished view of the s ectators a view of the triumphal - 1
Mr. Elliot before he bad N. &E. 5p c e E ••• -- ••• h SlLltble.. 374 Forel
anxious aytt l• i rant it can scarcely hope t P ... , suddenly sprang ut knocked over , •.,a 1 a Counties 60 -62 Petersburg . 1
3 probable results of tbe general or unwilang :0 g 0 main- arch of the Carroutel, not in sombre marble, lige tne .. -13 ' d 'zing him by the left arm, Do. 6p. ct., all p Do.
sei
election, It iiv, _
, ErsoWaYlit momentous principles tain a claim u,
• eon the allegiance of its subject. Th
-• ere engine], but blazing in light. On the top stood a gigantic Lime to cock his gun, an
dragged him away. 11 .
Ir. Rice, had already discharged one Do. F. 5 p.c. all po Do - ••• onus - - --- -•••••• •• 49% seam
are dent 124'ettLz-- Tad-, I be no reciprocity in such a
aanh eagle, with wings extended, and looking
•• down- as if in ss He quick] ot b• P t • •.• - ••• Bareeloxa .• ••.• •,•• „. _
Net
r ~_.. , . . .7_ ..frOataconsequently preparing would, indeer , , gin when they attacked the tigre ~. _e7g . is res n. & Wyre, t te&N.W a_ saemg•• -- -- -- "•••• • - :meat
thenise s-netimes in min' - ' There would be-to use the language oe iggi "c• triumph at
yers- hich lel the inscription of ' Vive Louis Napoleon, second
gun hut f the extreme difficulty of firing with-
, . ,
.rOna all paid 1 & La. &Y I - - -.-............................
__________________
over the ou • • only ai .
en at the bod of th Do II
. , y urslwnces for the strug 1
g e ;on and the part h w seed forth resp'eedently on the !ront t killing his friend, could Y e .I ves,A,allp Do. - ••• P TUE RIVAL OPERA. HOUSFf
now fa tiPPn"bang, joglzgn 'lth a total want of considerat. , Ytv o could arcb. On either aide were 11 f light, one sure tigress, and thou
pi al3 0 d'd
gh lie wounded her again, I not wound Read.,Guildf.,ano
, • -• . , g e memory of their 0. of a contract d the bar nao irable resolution be then eeized 22% % the decision of Vice-Chencellor S
intend - nanstitttents either by-r., , „ not perform his own par. , could not mounted by the cross of the Legion of Honour, an e rtally. With adm . a Rei at
g e ... all pa S. EasterP 22% -23
„. - . ern ot mouth or by rtunity till 1 r case on Monday last st
Written s-- comrnalli"a"°na- 'Amon reasoeubly endeavour to enforce it against the othei , -
other by the ne ' '
w retlitary medal. third gun, and watching has oppo . ie couad see Roy. & Hit., 6% p Gt. Northn. 9% -9% a cps were Cal
and notice was served b- the att
~ g the more "I' ho a technic
ppearance ef this masterpiece of pyro . , ea upar
Elliot's h d t teem that ot tlao tigrets, ahot Ler dead Do. Shep. Ex~ all Do.
"tie; r 3 0
distingui cl- poet ....ae ,efeet,
---e 83e th side. 6 t rob
a, gh the head, with his friend in her mouth. Th • , Jennings, jthe ' attore
. ~ ere are se- art wee bailed with loud and continued shouts of Viv a e officers Shf. Rth. &Goole.
did not reach it for 2 application was made to the Lordnl
iscoveries of gold in Napoleon.' were 30 miles from camp, and 0 hours, sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... - ••• dio. culiar circumst
venal illuatratiens of .
.!his very judic It is the extraordinary d
ieus activity. It is impossible to give too much credit to tbe skill and S. Staffdsh., 9% ; MrlM'Cleat 1% - 1 ances for an early da
. . Sir JAMES GRAHAM, for exan3Pleo as the •t 1 1 t leraited, quantities that has " Next succeeded the bouquet, hut it is difficult to find the first day of f• ' Y
acknowe mirecu ous, a.mos un i e . coolness of I ieutenant Rice. Mr. Elliot's arm is badly WearVal.6pc. al Stekt&Dar ... - 0.-„' runty Term-Sal
'edged leader of the gifted and. ilia t • went. When unskilled words to describe its grandeur. It was like a fearful Won ' ,
nded by the bite, as well as by the stones and rocks Do. do. ... all•pd Do.
' rune party created the'exigency of the MO . • eruption of Etna or Vesuvius send' • f tit • instead of 0 „ - ••• whs .. will not be hea db f
known is the re lites, hes de.mci it ad • d that with. , , . , . ing or , s ver wlaich he was dragged, but no fear is entertained for Do. do. ... all pd Do.
- amble, a abourera cell ears 1,2001. FcT annum, an , Iva, ana to en immense height, treoutirueti torrent or hie liee or hill aela, 1 Wiltaai Sm., elle fie, Weetru ill) ei 7.7_. /00g _ Lad Chauctllor,
ciN'PL'eri arae(ydry°l: n.. 1.1.
02, .112)al.
.I%al p
pi
dipdp i
N2.12.332i..84:7)ri1y4y231
iiin
1.....

ronEzaN.

22% - 23
13 -15

4% -
8% - 89/8
- 9i
% -
8 1058

...
1 % -. 2

par ./8 p

••• ---- ...
par —'/a p

•••
~313.A--par

iii,i = -
2-9

Railways. I Nomint 1 Priem

31/2 —3% dis,
4 4y2 p

1 -1% p
P

6% —d%
2274 2314 x.d
13n - 135,f,
4 - p
378 --- p
45 —47
29% 30
21% 21%
11 —ll%
4/ 4Th

534, 5 4 dis.
27/8 3 cfi
15/8 p
DIMES. -

- '/2 P
%- p

1 P
'/2 1
yi die.
ya dis.

•••
% dis.

34 ;a dis.
Xs % co x.d x.n
% 14 dis.

%dig. 14 p
par % p
% kfi dig.
9 —lO

11 —l2
2%
% % dis
1-STOCK lIANZEI.
46% 471,i 47%
54 —55 1§56
25 —26

18 - 1834
2834 - 29%

i7F4 -
34 -36
441, - 453/
16% - 17%
43 -43
3
14% - 15%

,CEIMAN-EOl7
2 -2%
48 -494

2 - 21, i
81 -82
33 - 333/4
76% -77

34 311

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were es.
timated at 12,000 bales, of which about 6,000 were taken
for export and on speculation.—Bailway Shares were
na etive, at lower prices.
The Bank Of England increased last week the amount
bullion in its possession by 329,6371., and the total is
onsiderably higher; therefore, than was ever before
known; • Thd 'employment of its notes was, at the
same time, Only slightly augmented, and we may infer
that a withdrawal of private balances and purchases of the
per °teas metals ware the chief cause of even this slight
extension of issues, since the loans and discounts fell
off. The bullion in the Bank coffers may continue to
fluctuate, and be occasionally smaller or larger in
amount, but the _tendency, no doubt, will be steadily to
advance. Compared with the previous week, the changes
were as follow :
Notes Issued ... ... 33 732..130
Increase ••• ••• ••• 314,355
Rest
... 3,124.968
Increase 22 931
Public Deposits
... 3,526 451
Increase33l 634
Other Deposits ...
... 14,130 767
D. crease ... • ... 235.153
Seven Day and other Bills ... 1,277 254
Increase 63 433
Government Securities . •••.. No alteratim.
888 4
Other Securities ... ,
95
10
Decrease ... 133 837
Notes
••• • ... 11.887,015 •
Increase .
301,400
Bullion
..„ 20,231,037
Increase ... ... 329 637
Active Circulation
Increase ... 21,845,115
2
1 955
Bills of Exchange were taken yesterday
at lull rates.
Ninety days' paper on Paris was negotiated at 25 62i to
65. on Amsterdam at 12 2 to 12 21, Hamburgh 13 111
to and Trieste 12 35 to 40.
The piece goods markets of Lancashire and York-
shire have been tolerably steady this week, but there is
a general opinion that cotton rules too high, and this
checks business.
The steamer Asia is telegraphed as having arrived in
nine days from America.
The exports of the precious metals direct from London
during the week to Thursday last were 142
.620 ounces
of silver, and 4,578 ounces of gold.

The English Funds have been very firm again, but
with little doing. Consols have been 99i for Transfer,
and 99:41 a for Account. The New Tlaree•and a-Qaarter
per Cent‘. have been 1001 to 101, and the Three per
Cants. 98/ to Bank Stock has been steady at 219 i.
Exchrquer-bills of June are 635. to 665., and India
Bonds 84s. premium.

Foreign Securities continue heavy. Mexican have
receded to 25 and 244 for the New, the Old Stock being
31i Buenos Ayres have been fluctuating between 72
and 74; Grenada Daferred are duil at 9; Peruvian Six
per Cents. are quiet at 1031; Sardinian Bonds have been
96k; Spanish Three per Cents. have been marked 46i
to 474-, and the Three per Cents. 20i to Dutch Two-
and-a-Ualf per Cents. bring 61i.

Railway Shares are dull, and a decline has occurred
in Caledonian, Oxford and Wolverhampton, and
York and North Midland, the other lines being also
rather heavy. French shares are neglected.
Mining Shares have been very quiet, but at fully pre
vious rates.

QUARTER TO THREE.
Consols ... ... 99i 1-
Ditto Account, June 9 .. 99i

ONE CLOSITFO
PRICES OF BRIMS FUNDS O'CLOCK. PRICES
B mak Stock
3 der Cent. Reduced Anne 987/83/4% 99
8 Der Cent. Console Annuities 99%34 993/
ti ow StAi per Cent. Anus.. .. .
India Bonds,l.ooo/. . ..... .. .....
ll.,nsols for Account
E ohequer Bibe 1%1 March. June.
1,0001. ..
63 66 p
ONE 1.0 1 N
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. PRICES.O
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent.. .....
Ditto, Account ..................... 73 72 74 72 71%
Eqnador Bonds .. ................. .... 41/s 4%
Grenada Roads, 114 per Cent.......
Do. Ex Dec., 1849 Coupons — 20 -
Ditto, Deferred 9 9,4
Bl,,xmalis 5 :Ycr ( en , 1816 — 3 74 3
Ditto, Account ..
Ditto, 3 per Cent... 25 2414 25%
Peruvian [loud& 1849,6 act Cent lo3', 103 ;f c
Ditto, Deferred, 3 per Cent 63 63
Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
8 o,,ite!. 6 per 4 'rnt, IS4I
Ditto. 3 per Cent
Ditto, New Deferred .. .... 205/834 2934,43
Venezuela Bonds. 314 per Cent.... 44 1/2
Dividends on the above payable in London.6l%
Dutch DA per Cent. 12 Guild.... 615/8
92 /eDitto 4 per ;env. C3rtifieate-i ...

`HA N GE.- -FEIDAT.

Gibraltar ••••••••••••••
Geghorn•••••••••••••• 30 80
4enon •••••••••• •• •••• 25 65
.• e• •• •• •• •• ••

venire.. • • ••
•• •• •• 41-
.'11BrMO• PerOZ ••••• • • . 122
X083111E4 •••••.•• • • •• •• 122
Lisbon—. •• •• • • •• 8314
wort° •• •••••••• •• •• •• 63%
:Ito Janeiro •• .•
r•tienos Ayres .. • •
,Tew York,6odays'sight
Philadelphia
PSIOES OF SIJLLION PER oz.
Foreign Geld In bars .• X 3 17 9
'oringal Gold Coin 00 0
Spaniel) Doubloons .• 0 0 0
S'ew Dollars .• .• 0 4 1014
iilver In bare ••.. 0 4 11%

TUE RIVAL OPERA. HousFS.—lmmediately after
the decision of Vice-Ch!'ncellor Sir James Parker in this
case on Monday last, steps were taken to lodge an appeal,
and notice was served by the attorney for the defendants on
Mr. Edward Jennings, the • attorney for Mr. Lumley. An
application was made to the Lord Chancellor under the pe-
culiar circumstances for an early day, and his Lordship fixed
the first day of l'rinity Term—Saturday, the 22d inst.—
for the hearing of the matter. The appeal in this instance
will not be beard before the Lords Justices, but before the
Lad Chalicellor,