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London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

Dated the let day °tab'. 1852. 11ARSHALL, Chief£C3satihi,sB7;rl.7s
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ProprietOrsicapital.. 14,553,000
12,834,028
Rest • .•••• • • • • • 3,077,944
Public deposits (in-
Commissioners of
National Debt, Say-
ings-banks, andDl 7,596,979
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vidend accoan,a) ••
et
Bills .... 1,268,098
andxltcsil.eo:lo.u.

GOvernment secnil- .
ties (including Dead
Weight Annuity).. 11874,528
Other securities .. •• 10,751,395
Notes ........ •• •• .. 14,244.620
Geld and silver coin.. 455,508

439,330,049

439,330,049
31. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.

Dated the Ist dal of Jab'. 1852.

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Cape of Good Hope
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peninsular.. .. .. M 7th 17th 27th ef mo Southampt. July 6
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West Indies .• .. M 17th of the month Southampt. July 5

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REVIEW AT' WdOLWIC.H.

WooLwlclir, Jim 2.-The whole of the troops
in the garrison off duty assembled in review
order at a quarter before ten o'clock .as.
to-day, and proceeded to, the common, where they
were formed in line in the following order:—
The Royal Horse Artillery, under Major Dupuis; the
right battalion of Foot Artillery, under Lieut.-Colonel
Otway; the centre battalion, under Lieutenant-Colonel
Wilford; two 9-pounder field batteries, six guns in each,
gunners dismounted, of Major Shuttleworth's and Capt.
Adye's companies; the Royal Sappers and Miners,
under Captain Ross; the Royal Marines, under Lieut.-
Colonel Dawes; the left battalion of Foot Artillery,
under Lieutenant. Colonel Symons; and the light field
batteries, under Lieut.-Colonel Anderson; the whole
under the command of Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas
Downman, R.C.8., who was attended by Brigade-Major.
Bingham, Captain Riddell, Deputy-Assistant-Quarter-
master-General of Artillery, and several of the adjutants
of battalions.
Lieutenant-General Lord Hardinge, Master-General
of the Ordnance, and Major-General the Duke of Cam-
bridge, Lieutenant-General Sir Hew D. Ross, Deputy-
Adj utant-General of Artillery; Lieutenant-General
• Lord Frederick Fitzolarence, Lieutenant-General Sir
Charles William Pasley, Major-General G. G. Lewis,
C. 13., Lieutenant-Governor of the Royal Military Aca-
demy; Major-General Fox, Colonel Blanshard,
and a brilliant staff, arrived on the common at precisely
eleven o'clock, and at the same time Said l'acha, the
Duke of Beaufort, Lord Adolphus Fitzolarence, Lord
Sidney, the Earl of Cardigan, and a number of the no-
bility and gentry from London and the neighbourhood
of the metropolis. Lady Ilardinge, and a great number
of the members .of diptinguished families„ opcupied po-
7sitiods•near the. flag-staff in open carriages, ancl,there
were thousands of well-dressed spectators present to
witness the review.

Lord Harding°, on arriving in front of the line, was
received with the usual salute, the whole of the bands
playing the National Anthem. The troops then broke
into open columns to the right, • and marched past at
quick time, the Royal Hors© Artillery and the light field
hatteries at a trot, the Royal Horse Artillery changing
their front and returning at full gallop.
Daring the time the Royal Horse Artillery were
trotting and galloping past, the battalions of Foot Artil-
lery, the 9-pounder field batteries, and the Royal Sap-
pers and Miners and Royal Marines, took up a position
on the top of the high ground oil the common, and on
the Horse Artillery and light field batteries joining the
line, the Royal Sappers and Miners and the two flank
companies of the Royal Marines were sent out as light
infantry or skirmishing parties, and on their firing, re-
peated as if against an enemy, send then retiring at full
speed, the troops of Royal Horse. Artillery advanced to
check the advance of the enemy, which they did by a
rapid discharge of their guns, and afterwards pursued
and fired a number of rounds at the extreme north side
of the common, the skirmishers at the same time form-
ing squares to resist the supposed attack of cavalry in
another direction. Tho whole of the battalions and the
other companies of the Royal Me.rines then advanced
with the 9-pounder and light 6-pounder field bat-
teries, and commenced firing, which was continued
for a long time after the Ho re e Artillery had re-
turned and taken up their peaition on the right of
the line. The firing continiaed without intermis-
sion until the whole of the troops took up their ori-
ginal position on the high ground of the common; and
some idea may be formed of the period occupied 1n going
through the evolutions and firing„ when it is stated that
40 rounds of ammunition were supplied to each gunte
9.
of
the Royal Horse Artillery, the 9-pounders and h
pounder batteries, 20 rounds of lelatah cartridge to each
man of the Royal Sappers and
111Liner6 andb
anttoayliaolnsMao-f
rines, and 15 rounds to each man of the
Toot Artillery. At the conclusion of the firing the right
°llctirjagwetin übpaYirleitns.
O The troops were subsequently across
battalion of Foot advanced and
the common, and the Master-Genoral and the Duke of
Cambridge rode up to Lieuteentiltivtti eeGeexilperreaelSd he
Sir Thomas
Downman, and the Master-
Gin
approbation of all he had witeegeod during the review, as
it showed the efficient state of the whole of the troops in
the garrison. The troops then again marched past at
quick time to barracks, the mortar and howitzer prac-
ticee
y
and the Repositor Duke f
been postponed
The Master-General, the Duke of Cambridge, and the
numerous staff, Said Fatlila, arid a number of the
nobility and gentry who had hatan present, then pro-
ceeded to the mess-roow, where they partook of an
elegant dejeuner, and returned to t own in the afternoon.

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-SHE INVER MIIIMBE.—Wo F
(respectively the
James Fraser for the
in the month
trial of Sarah Anderson or Fraser and
murder by poisoning of William Fraser
Monday, the 12th
Secondh trial of
husband and father of the accused), at Inver,
of September last, is fixed to take place on,Mond
heen certified
July. This is, it will be remembered, tile
a Verdict of
the prisoners for the crime, the case having
vt erness (at Nvhc
from the spring circuit at
returned} to the High
guilty, under certain reservations, was
Court of Justiciary, but witahoautmcao.notinuation of diet, which
3'; nullified the whole
omission, the judges held by .1 tit
of the former proceedings.—Scotsman.