The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-13 00:00:00

FRIDAY

eitntion to develop itself. Thl, Chamber paned to
the order of the day aocord!owly.

BELGIUM.

The Tribunal of First, Instance of Brussels has re-
jected the demand made by the editor of the
Bulletin Francais, for damages against the police
officers, and the restitution of the papers seized, and
condemned him to the costs of the suit.
M. Gam,Po and M. MARC DUFEAISSE, ex-repre-
sentatives, have arrived at Brussels.
The Minister of Portugal at Brussels, M. DE SAIS•
SALLE, has just been recalled.
The Muniteur publi,bes the convention concluded
between the Minister of Public Works, on ►he part of
the Government, and the incorporated society for the
construction of a railway between the Sambre and
the Meuse. The works are to be entiv-lv fi,,ished
on the main line by the Ist of October, 1853, and on
the branch lines, by the 1-t 0 •tober, 1854.

THE SHItRE MARKET

ITALY.
Tlle Giornale di Rona from Nl)les, 28th
ult., that the King of the Two SICILIES has commuted
•he punishments of four criminals, directed proceed-
ings to be stopped against 50 persons accused of poli-
tical crimes, and ordered 23 of them, who were in
prison, to be set at liberty. Twenty one persons,
condemned to various periods of imprisonment, have
ibeen h
e pardoned,priprison
o f
and the punishments of 80 prisoners
Santa Maria ad Agnona have been
reduced one year.
At Romethe consistory for the nomination of car-
dinals was expectiA to take place in March, and it is
now almost certain that the personages promoted to
that dignity will be in addition to Monsigneur SAN.
Luccr, Monsigneur LUCCIARDI, Archbishop of Sini-
gaglis, and M. DE' RBISACH, Archbishop of Munich.
The Archbishop of VattoNa will be raised to the rank
of Patriarch of Venice, to be named cardinal at a
future period. The Austrian military authorities at
Foligno had made a domiciliary visit at the residence
of the Pontifical Governor, who was strongly _
sus-
pected of
having arms concealed; he has been slim-
mooed to Rome by the Government. The organiza-
tion of the two regiments of guards is proceeding
rapidly. They will be composed of about 4,000 men,
2,000 of whom will remain at Rome, and the rest to
be sent into the Marches.

ILILELVirIiTS

7{,"w, i'iYB) s

Aberdeen..
Arnbergate, Nottingham,
Boston, & E. Jancion
Belfast and County Down
Birming., Wolverhamp.,
and Stour Valley
Birkenh., Lan., & Chesh
June., late 331.65. Bd..
Do. Chest. & Birkenlad ,
501. &251. Consolidated
Do., do., 201.
Bristol and Exeter •
Caleduman
Chester and Holyneau .
,üblin and Behest Janet.
Vann and Blagstowa
Dundalk and EuniskiVeri
mdse, Perth,and Aber-
leen Junction , ,
Do., New
N. et Angl!am (25i L. s.
E. arid L. & D. . -
Do, ISI. E. & H.'
&..sterri *mintier
~.sstorn Union. •• I
`ate F,. V. snares
Do. do. do. ..
Do. do., I 3 ie C snares
?;ast Lancashire • •
D. New quarters • •
East & West Ind is Docks
and Birm June. ..
East & West York. Junc.
tidinnurgh ,sms Oiataw•w
tdin., Perth, and Dundee
r/iassevw and :South- w e.t.
Do. do. O.D. & C•stock
,ireat Northern • - ••
Do. halves, A, deterred
Do. halves, Id, 6 per et.
Great southern and
Western, Ireland -.
Great Western ..
Lancaster and Carlisle ..
Do. thirds .•
Lancaster and Preston ..
Lancashire and Jrkshire
Do. quarter al area
Do. fifths .. •
Do. West Riding Union
Leeds Northern ..
Liverpool, Crosby, and
Southport ..
London and Blackwali
Do., Tilbury Ext. Scrip
London, Brighton, and
South Coast ..
ondou and N.-Western
Do. do. quarters • •
Do. fifths
Do. 101. sh.. M.& 1i (c)
London and S.-Western
Do. new 501. ..
Do. new 401. .. • •
Manchester, Buxton, and
Matlock • • ..
▪ anchester, Sheffield. &
Lincolnshire ..
In. Sianchester and
Lincoln Union •
Bland .. • . • • .
Do. 501. shares .. • •
Birming & Derby
didland Gt. West. (Ire-)
,eweastle and Carlisle..
De. quarter shares ..
Newmarket • • .. ••
ewport, Abergavenny,
and Hereford -. ••
Newry and Enniskillen ••
;awry, Warrenpoint: &
Rostrevor

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wolverbampton .
icottish Central
Scottish Dfidlaad
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EVENING, FEBRUARY l3, 1852.

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Anstral— „iai, • . „.
Aye Maria • • • •
Blaenarvon Iron & Ceal
British Australian Gold
British Iron
Brazilian Imp. (is. 5/. p.)
De. Cocaes and Cuiabe
Do. St. John del Rey.
Cobre Copper
comp,.
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Eng. & Australian Copper
Generai

Gold Mountain

Great Polgooth

IC-uvei,i Mince .... •
Isatatutgo de Cuba ....
Tin Croft .. • • • • • • ...
rutted Mexican ....
West Mariposa .. •• .. .
zonrx.

litztrallum • , •
British Nortb .Au,erica
Colonial ... • •

Commercial of London
London Joint Stock ....
London and Westrninsterl
National Provincial Eng.l

fx 166

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Oriental rank Corporat.
Provincial 01 Ireland...
Do. New ..
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Gen. Steam Navigation .
renin. & Oriental Stearn.
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will not be influenced by

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77 78% I
Le errors of tne Official Lists, anc
correspondenta.l

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at 10,000 bales, of which 1,500 American and
500 Surat were taken for export, and 500 American and
500 Surat on speculation. The mar ket closed firmly.
The sales comprised 7,000 American, 450 Pernam and
Maranham, at 4id. tr. eV.; 400 Bain., at 51i. to 541.;
250 Egyptian, at 51c1. to 7d ; 2,000 Surat, et. 24d. to 41„
and 70 Sea I.land, at ls. ld. to ls. 10d. per lb. Railway
Shares were firm at higher prices.
The' most important sales of produce this week have
been of Indigo, and thpy opened with rather a heavy
appearance, though since there has been more disposi-
tion to buy. Cotton has been firmer, and Flux has re-
mained about the sane. Tea has gone very heavily at
the auctions. Tallow, in order to induce purchases, has
been offered more freely at the reduced rates. Sugar
has been in r quest, and Ci.ffee is mill dealt in only to a
limited ex" nt. Iu apices there have been fair sales, and
Rice keeps firm.
From the Committee of Mexican Bondholders, we
have lit ceived the following translation of a letter, of
which Mr. Falcennet was the bearer, from his Excel-
lency the President of the Republic of Mexico to the
Chairman of the Committee, Sir J. L
Mexico, Dee. 17, 1851.
"Sir,—Mr. F.)leonoel will have iefiemed you ot the
fforts msde by the Governtnetir to fulfil its engag,-
mitts tow.,rds the holders of AL xican BouclA, and to
convince them of its de,positton to do whetever
requites to the vii,ohtt t O ltr Inedins .11- will also
nave y u of the result,. ot those clines; and
teat, 1 one cideece, he intends, si thi ins,atice of the
Government, sew tly to set out for London, where his
presence may be very useful in the way of explaining to
the bondholders various circumstances connected with
their interests here a- well as the teal situation ot the
Republic and ot trio Administration, in order to concert
bete eel) es,th parties the best mens ot estateishing
perfect understanding and harmony oetween them, so as
to r, move ell rall,el tor doubts aid misapprehension.

‘• Mr. Falcoini,t, who has suppored the interests o'
his constituentg wi' h so much z al, at the same
time that he has known how to guard every
c-nsidereti, n towards the Government, thug con-
ciliating Ills du i. a with a due appreciation of
the present situation of the Repubqc, has con-
sent d to comply with the wishes and views of
the Governrneu as concerns this voyage, and I avail
myself with plepure of this opportunity to state, in
justice to Mr. Falc.noet, that the Government is
highly pleased at d satisfied with his conduct, and is in
hopes that on his return, whet, the situation of the coin-
try may have somewhat improved, the Administration
may be able to solve the pending points relative to the
foreign debts in a manner honourable to the Government
and satisfactory to the bondholders, so as to ausbker
their just expectations, and compensate them for their
generosity and sacrifices, in accordance with the wishes
of him who subscribes himself with sentiments of esteem
and consideration, Sir, your most obedient servant,
" MARIANO ARISTA."
The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have had
two several interviews with Mr. Falconnet since his ar-
rival, which have proved satisfactory. They have ap
proud of the measures concerted by him with the Mexi
can Government, for effecting an item diate payment of
the January dividend, and have conferred with him
upon certain matters calculated to insure a more regular
receipt of the revenues assigned, and greater punctuality
in the payment of the clivi&nd, as well as upon other
points which have been long pending in Mexico, and
which are of interest to the boi,dholders.

Mr. Falconnet did not pass through the United States,
as he supposed that the appropriation of the Mexican
indemnity money had been voted, and that the assign
mcnt in the hands of the committee would have become
negotiable before his arrival here.
The Ilamburgh mail of Tuesday gives the exchange
on London ie higher, being 13 6. Core was steady.
Coftee without alteration.
At Amsterdam on the 11th inst. Dutch Bonds ad-
vanced. Spanish were rather in favour, but Mexican
were more offered.

All the vessels detained at Flessing put to sea on the
lth inst.

The tone of the Stock Market continues very firm,
and there it a tendency towards improvement.l Consols
have been 97 to it, and are now 978 to I. The New
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 99 to*, and
the Three per Cents. 974 The transactions have been
exceedingly limited alit r the extensive dealings of yester-
day. Excht quer-bills have remained at 61s. to 649., and
India Bonds at 70s. premium. We bear no more of
the reported reduction in the rate of interest on the
unfunded debt, but it is considered that some measure of
the kind will be adopted.
In the Foreign M,oket, Grenada Bonds have been
again in n qut st. The Active have been 178 I, and
the De"erred 71 Equad,,r Stock is at 4* and
very firm. Bue,os Area Bonds have rallied
to 50. Mextcan are somewhat flatter, 328 to it

P.rtivuin Old Stock it up to 95 and 96. Spanish Five
per Cen Rave been dupported at the improvewent to
23 and 24i and the N w Dett rred are 18i to The
Como:tate. 's nertlficale in :4111 at 14 per ceu,. Ituddian
Old Bonds are at 114.

The Riilway Share Metkot has relapsed after the,
rna,ked imp+ovemetti. which i•ecuired up a the boL•
tlem•• nt yei+erd.y, but the eates ure not btu:no
mug. Aberdeen are an exception, being rather
d-art r, and Caledonian. Etstern Counties, Ox,ord, and
Wolvf rhimpt,in, at.d IC,,rk and Berwick, have been
firmer. South-West, rn are quoted ex-dividend. Fo-
reign shares are dull, but support about the former
values.

Gold mines are neglected, though not lower.
QUARTER TO 7'Hithit.
97

Ditty Account, March 11 97 it
BRITISH FUNDS THIS OAT AT ONE O'cLOCE.

(From the Official List.)
lank Stock 217 216%
8 per Cent. Reduced Annuities... - . 974.74
per Cent. Consols Anne.... - 97 '4
New 31U per Cent. Auras. ...... ... , .. 99143 99
.rug Annuities. Exp..lau sth, 186°— 7
6 13-16
Do. 30 Years, Expire Oct. 10,1859...
India Stock for Account .................. 257% 257
97°7
97
Consols
Ditto
forunderAccount ......... .... ..
l."
...
114 d
E. r,hentior Rill.
..... 61 64 p
1,000/. ... ..... ... .............. ,
i .........-.: ........ %
.... 61 64 p
sow_ ......... .... ......... •'• 61 64 p
Small. .......................... --.
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Buenos Ayres Bonds 6 per Cent ... 50
Equador Bonds 4143
11,( Per
oCuepnont.s 1-8.4-9. .. .. ...... 77/ ,
.. , /8414
I i , , x
i Grenada,eapp,,oi
t:lDitto
x u b ,
Deferred
I").6l3zerjaliCe.ne:..u.ls.° -n-797H11(1
Ditto Account . ...... . - 1:1*
3-2-Z
BusmansPpeDar
nil
itvti
Spanish
ufßisooßornontadndse.:Aficcount ... '
VI/
. .• 0 1
Ditto,Ditto NA Account .
5181)2e2:C5en Cent ,1840 . 1-8-4-0 .i 1
Spanish d 3 Cent.....,, ..
Ditto 4
:aocenwe per. tfCeßreenrt. .. !)::.(3...e1::: e 11
llividetis on the Above •• •- .............. 24
Spanish Com. Cert. Coup, not funded ...... . 1811491%pe1r cent.
payable in Londot.
—4
—li dig' I ILL

OYD'S sulippiNG__(THlS DAY.)
fiaLONDON, FZB, 13. - Wind at noon S E., light breeze and

CH A NCERY.—(THIS DA le.)
II Loxpsiiie r hi,po4intr of s.vFrel
mow le proee,-ded wi:h the pArt-ireard ca.e Of
they 6` V. th. Corporiition of Exeter.
'TEE) other C,,arts were occupied entirely with unop-
po,d petitions and claims of no public interest.
The Lord Chancellor will hear app2als in the House
of Lords on Monday and Tuesday next.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. -
TA ITERSALL'S-YESTERDAT.
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.
12 to 1 awt La GJzza Ladra
14 V) 1 agst Chiebain
20 to 1 agst Mowbray-taken
20 to 1 sgst B .u• ton
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE HANDICAP. •
12 to 1 tvg,,t Mr. Rat Tom Hultby
15 to 1 east Mr. J Stanley's S't,,r -eller
•
100 to 6 agst Sir T. Munro na King at Oude
3IETRoPOLITAN HANDICAP.
Not a bet laid uu this ev, ut, bu 40 to 1 offored
agst
sat- Homburg in the alt rniri w uld have been taken.
CHESTER CUP.
100 to 6 agtE Mr. S S,.jo Confessor-taken freely
20 to 1 ug.t Mr. Martinson's Nancy -EA.. 25 to 1
33 to 1 agst Lurd Wilto,,'s Lady Evelyn--40 to 1
taken freely
33 to 1 agst, Mr 11. Hothorpe
33 tot agst Mr. Merry's Ringleader-t.ke 40 to 1
33 to 1 agst Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor-take 40 to 1
40 to 1 apt Mr. Wllkinson's Neasham-taken
40 to 1 ugst Mr. Pedley's Cossack
50 to 1 agst Mr. Pedley's Ls, FianeCta
50 to 1 ugst Mr. E. Phillips's Truth
50 to 1 agst Mr. 11. Hill's ritsford
Confessor was back; d freely at 100 to 6, and Lady
Evelyn for all the money that could be got on at 40 to 1.
DERBY.
7 to 1 agst Mr. Merry's 11. bbie Noble
I 4 to 1 agst Mr. J Stanley's Orelio
15 to 1 agst Lord Zetlaud's Augur
15 to 1 agst Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse
17 to 1 agst Lord Ribblesdale's Lapidist-taken.
23 to 1 agst Lard Ribblesdalo's Kingston-take 25 to 1
28 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's flomebrewed-4
30 to 1 agst Mr. Dorrion's Chief Baron Nicholson-1
100 to 6 was laid once to a pony aget Augur, and
1,0,00 to 800 (dared that Orelio beats him; 1.000 to 53
ruktu about flquebrewed, and 30 to 1 to 3001. 000
Chief Baron Nich, Ison.
CRE WE S TEEPLECHASES.-THURSDAY.nest/
Match, 30 sot's.; three miles.-ylr. Ilirper's Ho
(late Standard) list (Frisby), beat Mr. Bayley's Fair
Maid of Mouton, lOst 10Ib (Price). 6 to 11 OH Honesty'
who won easy-tbe Maid fell.
The Edleston Free Handicap of 3 sovs. each, anti 35
added. About Three miles. (7 Subs.)
Mr Land's Frank, aged. 9st Blt, (Ablett) 1
Mr. Poillip's Tallyho, aged, 9st .... (Tasker) 2
sir. Henderson's Widow Machu's.. 9st sib (Fowler) 3
Mr. Powdrall's Gamester, 5 yrs, Bst 121 b (Owuer)
Mr. Walker's Lalle Roukh,Bst 10Ib (Cusack) 0
Mr. Jackson's Young Liverpuol, Bst 81b...(Ltvesey) (),
Betting-6 to 4 agst Widow Machree; 7to 4 regal
Frank, 3 to 1 agst Tallyho, and 4 to 1 apt Lallaii
Roukh. Won by half a length, after a fine race.
The Hatherton Stakes of 1 soy. eacb, and 10 added,
one mile and a half (4 subs), were won easily, in three
hea s, by Mr. Tempest's Harkovor (Turner), WI
tionk-sty (Frisby), Young Pioneer (Taskec), -511
Frederitl Jerome (Bradley).
LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.
Ar.cepiances for the Liverpool Spring Cup.
Ah,tallah, 5 y rs, Bst 7113-H uogerf,,rd, 4 yrs, Bst slb
-0 adios.' Wts,-man, 4 yrA. 1310-Kdquade, 4 yrs,
7st 13111-Abtess at Jerveriox 5 yrs, Tat
aged, 7rit 11th-La Fiancé,,, 5 yrs, 7st 111b-Ischia,
yrs, 74 71b-Red Deer colt, 4 yrs, 7st 71b-True
4 yrs, 1,4 lib-Merry Bird, 3 yrs, 7st lib-Sir Chariel
6st .510
sjsN,
woe
eights
h3nowdrop. itsrsyiy.rit6,:s::;vt6te.,69t3l,sb,
_,D- 1 mtß)iyi, :Cabal)
Carlos,
, 33
)yrr:,,
The r used 371yb,"8:e5.stI'
Acceptances for the Grand National steeplechase.
Lord Watetiord's Sir John, aged, list 101 - r'
J. o,borne's Abci-el-liader, aged, list 4,b-Mr• Dar:
nett's Sir Peer Laurie, aged, list 21b-Mr. Davenport
na Peter bitopl,, aged, list 2,b-Mr. Hutton's Lucy
Nettle, aged, 1 Ist 21b-Mr. Berth's Fernhill, aged, 11.
-Mr. Atkinson's Chi. train, aged. lOst 1211)--Mr* 9
Darliug's uu, Bourtori, aged. lOst 1010-Mr. P. Bartitig;
Bedford. 6 yrs, lost 101b-Captain Little's AO. age
10,t Smitilson's Postilion, aged, 100 81b-;;
Lord Waterford's Warner, aged, lOst 810-Mr.
Maria Day, aged, lOst 6ib- Mr. E. Jones's Melford,
aged, 10. t 61b - Mr. Dr aeon's Half-and-1a
aged, 10st 6lb-ear. Smyth's Joan of Art', ut
yrs, lOst 61b-Mr. W. Talbot's Simple Ilarry,'lOa
[aeon's Miss Mowbray, aged, lOst
-7
Mr. S. Thompson's Hardwick, aged, lost 2lb
Mr. Mangan's Dolly's Brae. 5 yrs, lOst-Mr. Courtensy
Silent Friend, aged, 9st 12,0-Mr. Goodwin's La GO"
Ladra, 6 yr., 9st 121b-Mr. Choyce's Bedford, 5 Y„ir
5.
9st 121b-Mr. R. Jones's Mon, aged, 9st 101 b- ,w;*
H ggins's Maria Munk, aged, 9st 81b-Mr. J. Clayton
Janus, 6 yrs, Ost 81b-Captain Little's Bullfinch, 5
9,t 81b-Mr. G. Bourkk, s Carrig, aged, 9st 81b--31"
Osborne's Venture, aged. 9st 81b-Mr. Gooch's Victre"'
aged, Oat 71b-Mr. Murphy's Larnienne, 5 yrs, 9st
Mr. J. Bird's Cugia, 6 yrs, 9st 610-Mr. Henclorsoa°
Maley, 5 yrs, 9«t.61b-Mr. Elmore's Evertors, aged,
lb
9,1 6ib-Sir.Cartwrigh,'s Maurice Daley, aged. 961' A
-Mr. Harding's Rol al Blue. 6 t rs, 9st-Mr. S. Walker
Perjury, 5 yrs. 9st—Mr. Howard's Bußeot, yrs.
0.
NEW MARKT 1' COURSING MEETING, Tutiasnit.T.
Tire De, by.
Deciding course-Mr. Buckworth's Bravo bt gr.
Gillett's Gt nerd, and won ti.r.) stakes.
The Cup.
Second ties-Dot bt Hopeful, llunkeld ran a bye.
Oaks.
Second ties-GlenlueeThe bt Honey Dew, Delight "P
a bye.

The Port Stakcs. Lora
Deciding course—Mr. Dobede's Damson bt
Stradbroks's Monster, and won the stakes.

The Exning Stakes,
Ties—REally-I-must bt Dux, Frank bt Geneva.
Net Sfaes.
Deciding course—Mr. Dobedewmark e'ak Dora bt Mr. FYs°'
Fearnuught, and won the htaic,s.

LITERATURE. asd
THE MEDICAL DIREC7'OIII : London
Provincial, for 1852. John Churchill.
Ye
That "practice makes perftct" has of 'OIL, of
been peculiarly illustrated by this particular, c theft
publications ; and by none more conspicuotiehlt idea
by the very excellent annual volume here Pu—s
to our consideration. The Medical Directory r the
rectory extending its information, not only °rot--
metropolis, but over the whole of the province of
has, according to the simple announcecce
Itf
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example even of the very best oared.
predecessors. The obituary is considerablf 'OOOB
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the corouers, and the index to the borougu°
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MUSIC.
THE NANCY POLKA. By miss Hawks"
C,u
Hansford, , New Bond- street
o Ibrsppb
00;1,44 is cleverly Illustrative of the foidu`p
movements of the racer. It opens with a Pty'
g;
sprightly air, that is afterwards introduced zif ce
series of very original variations. The frontisre
is a portrait of the favourite and successful "NticYal...
Let the composition to which this is affixed
ev itabl be favour
ar
lowed the same fair test among its numerous e°`—` cd
tors, and the result will in
success also. We have seldom beard a Pika, t> is
correctly timed, or one in which the several pa
are of a more sustainEd excellence.

ROYAL
Hearn the sure of grantedea to the children of the late Professor George
ACCIDENT AT LORD JOHN RUSSELL 8 PAKTi;
FfrUoNmD.
the— FUND.—Lord John
Bont
TRF au sns:ll bes
1.
Yesterday Francis Parry, coachman of the Persian -Anior
sador, was summoned at the Westminster Police-court
the
negligent driving. His master was just returning frail tv,
residence of the Premier, where he had attended qty,
when his carriage came in contact with a brougbault.ege
property of Mr. Baring, of Belgrave-square. The calt so
struck the br ugham, which was fortunately emptY, ed
much force that the body fell to the ground, and was dregfito
by the frightened horses of the Persian Ambassador iftir.
Lowndes-square. The httrses were there stopped,
ther disaster was prevented. It appeared from the ~ fr.
moot' of many eye-witnesses that the fault lay iv"""the
Baring's coachman, and the summons was dismissed 11
magist rate.

the oth inst ,
in
PO F A 80 N.
BIRTH 8.
On ' • of s•t, Francig
Hastings Doyle,ortugal-street, the wife 1
Bart.
On the ith inst.,Wife. of
Dr. Miller, at Upper Tulse-hill, Brixton, the
of King's College.
On the 10th
OF A DAUGHTER.
' Wife of
Jo inst., at Curzon-park, Chester, the
John Johnstone, E
9h • sq.
On the inst
ant-
t ~ at Barne3.terrace, the wife of Lieuten
Colonel Grove.
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s..EIRISTIANSAND, JAN. 28.—The St. Pawella, from Karbeck
andhea,.tßd and mint )s) tt Liverpool,discharge.
e aprug.
put in 25th Jan. with cargo much
The Anna Augusta, from
Rotterdam ro Genoa, Ills put into Mu dal much dissbled ;
part of cargo (sugar and colic') darruzed, and two men
waslmA overboard.
WEYMOUTH, FEB. r.---The Emma, from Hartlepool for
Exeter, put in here leaky, having been on shore at the Bill
ot Portland, was assisted otf altar throwing overboard about
40 tons of coal.
a steamer has gonethtoe hiierivaesr,sistanee
PORTLAND ROADS, FEB. 11.—A brig is on shore at the -
‘T, ,_,.....ta. Bilbao.
DEAL, FEB. 12. - Wind S. to S E.—Acrd. Devonia., and DIED. worcefe
On the 6th inst., at Down-house, Red Marley,
Bill ot Portland ;
tershire, Ge Dowdeswell, Esq., aged 87.
Africa. Std. Harbir.gr,r, Boston • P;
Emigrant, Callao. Arrived from
for
PORTSMOUT, FEB. 12. walla .--,s.E.
~_ Tabu
S.S.E. sld. Brottiers, Sour h s 3. to SS W
Teazer, - On the '.thinst., at Cork, Sir Edmond Stephen Tholna°,
, and On the Bth inst., at Wilton, near Taunton, aged tip u
Woolcott Warren, Esq.
O'Reilly. ,
(.30„,,it E 1,1,0 and 11,,mbav ; Ice% bolt i !.°.r"mandel, Cape. of
I.IVERPooL,- ?RD, 12, ...„ Wind e, Malta.
On the 9th in t.,-rt Bamsgate, Miss Catherine .
0,1 S.—Acrd. Alexander,
Aralraratbo; A(.'enti, Benson, N,
r.rwri, Trieste. SW. Sophia,Barnet. Herts, Sarah. w•l°lo°,./f,ho;
Or.
Shipley, ea Y,,rk ; R owl, 131. w :wills; Underwriter, P. 'cl, M.D.. Physician-General 1••
the late John Cheyne E
Honduras ; 8; . GeLlsa,e, andß. C'
Delphos, 3,,,,0h; O. b, .1..,11 rt Maria, New F, Onrce st the
IrelandBtti trut..ageacit
hEBr.ast
Orkin-It.; ' n • t at Bigby, Lincolnshire aged 80,
Olt the 10t ins t.,
Elgen,and Wtthams, c,, Caroline, Galatz ;Re iance,
11St • El s Eici., ot Great Billing, Northampton
T, it ate; Illthutit, ilialt, antinuple ; Constangard Orrnwe, we , --------' nriNti °I
rickfergve, Panama .
,Dr ;. Pi,rtlaud, San Francisco ; Car ' London • Priuted and Published b 3 MURDO 31.,,—,. 111,
Stephen Baldwin, Mobiley.aA, Lima ; Amelia Hill, Rio Janeiro; TR, ;l2 Strand, Printer, at The Sus 0tr.,., _„„---- re el
• Irvine. -- ,
NOW rink; hallo, ~ , Charleston; Ocean Queen, strand, in the Precinct of the $
avoy, in till vv---
malt& laiddiesess FildPh iobrury 141863. •

bert Gordon, Esq.,MARRI
R ED. int of
On the th inst., at Ryde, o
the 66th Regiment, to Itabella Mary youngest daughterf
the late Rear-Admiral Hood Hansay Christian.
On the Oth inst., at Kempsey, orcestershire, William late
Wallace Gahrirl, Linck lit's inn-fields, son of the r
Captain J W. Gabriel, R.N., K.H., to Mary, only &tight°
of .5.14j0r-General Henderson, KAI, K.C.