The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-11 00:00:00

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AleLsSolPnPd. 'can fisheries. Nobody ' August till the 28th of October (which, for all • THE SHARE I
PROFESSOR MI7SPR.A.eaTTesToOf the whole of our North Ameri _______ene---
"I have carefully analy.sVosaanpl And that '
f Y injurious substailce. I and my ventures to gainsay the veraol,
•ty cf this declaration. purposes of rea.
i business, means the 2d of November, TH E FRENCH RE!) Ur B LIU. martiTirsit n ear leteiriteir S. Railways.
they do not contain a lia:atieselfer
years,
and with perfect confidence in ay -t, d Lord ABER- the first day cf Michaelmas term) and the
s, reasons --------. Business ( lone - -_-,
Dir. .rAVERETT'S dispatch is admitte .
faMily have need 9 aai
ourthat Pale Ale, prepared as in yoUr brewery, • ' h order are stated on the face of et in We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. Nominal Prices.
M &AKE T S.
tee-day. Cent. France (0.V.) all
their purity. note is admitted. Mr. WEBSTER'S disclosure for iseuing sue Railvrays.
under scientific' skurnovweillanctes,tcoonnitcains a large quantity of nutricious , DuNts
properties, gives a healthy tone to 'M. MAGNE, Minister of Public Works, is charged -a__--- __---------- -.---------a.., I Charl. & Erquel all pc
matter ; and the hoia by i 25 Demerara all pc
with the department of the Interior during. the short Aberdeen ...... 1001, paid 25 to 27
the stortutOli• " SHERIDAN MTISPRA.TT, F.R.S.E., is accepted (so far as it goes) as conclusive and the following recital :-
" Where”, it is proper that the eecounts kept by the e cat P Dijon &, Besincon. 2pd
unans usence o. aa. DE ERSIGNY. Amb., Not., Bost. &E.
" Member of the Royal Irish Academy and r tant-Geseral of this Court should be examined a
that a tirne should be ap- 61/(t. Dutch Rhenish...B/. pc
werable. But
fawrhatdoesdoesit alplrotvheis
tdheaet
Accoun
of la Societe d'Encouragement. and compared in order to settle the same, And whereas We rea in e a e
d•th P tri -" The confereeces between June. ......... 8,,i- 13(1. 6% -6% East Indian all pc
monstrate ? How
"College aChemistry, Liverpool." acted unjustly toward it will require considerable time to persicct such exami- ien Affa.
the Minister of Fore I, us and the P p Do. D0....201. p;
Lord MALMESBERY has Valley ... all pd. 11 -- 11% GL Indian Penin. all i
" SOPP'S PALE or BITTER ALE may be
s s a Wh re are the "r. h' " •n- have termi
tiaries of Belgium nated neither in a defi- Birk.,lan., & Ch. Jct., Grnd. June. of Fra. 4pc
Aaljaalj• •a in casks of 18 gallons and upwards from the Brew9ry, the United Sos.es . e ig Ls i ne,•?.on and it is necc'esarY
pointed or leni oten-
' e closing the books of the Accountant-General nitive treaty nor in a prolongation of the convention late 33/. 65.8 d., 28/. pd. 9 ....e 8% d.
Iburton-on-Trent ; and from the undermentioned Branch Establiah- v
aded ? 'Where-to come to the point at once-are
for the purposes aforesaid." of December 13, 1 8 45. As that convention expires Ditto Chest. & Birk.,
Bir., Wolv., and astour
Louv. a la Sambre 7
Luxembourg ...14/. pi
silents :----
LONDON.
We have seen what inconvenience this causes, as this day, August 10, the produce and merchandise of 50/1 25/.Cons., all pd. 19 -20 Do. (Railway) 10/. p,
1.117-VRPOOL ........ at Cook-street.
aside by her MAJESTY'S Government ? Lord ABER- far as the public are concerned. We have yet to the two countfriebs arc resoectie • 101 Do. lin ii
MANC HESTER.-- at Dude-place. Brist. & Exet., 100/. pd. 101 -. 10a
DUDLEY • . ....... ... at Burnt Tree. DERN S 110
' te of 1 845 certainly speaks of coiacessions- learn that it is necessary or indispensable. We should , 'rely placed under the
regulations o t P common law." A similar state- ~ a
seeeeonian ...100/. pd. 38% -391 A 38% Do. (Canal) ...2a p
Maria Antonia 27a p
GLASGOW' .* ... at 115, St. Vincent's-street. talent appears in the Moniteur of this morning Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20 -21 20 19%
DUBLUT „ .......... at 171ster-chambers, Dame-street. and goes so far even as to speak of particular ones fond of exem. •
like (being ming natural curiosities) to Ditto, ditto ... 18% pa. ... _ ...,
Do. New 8% p
The Patrie says ‘i
BIRMINGIAM...... at Market, hall. e speaks hold the man no •
- having reference to the Bay of Faney_but h be , , t in, or fitted for a lunatic asylum, 45/.pd. 8 - 6 d. 3
- The telegraphie dispatches ree Cork & Bandon, all pd 16 - 16%
7 36 Namur & Liege all p
an either of which places a list of respectable parties who supp ly ceived to-day announce that the new elections which Dub. & Belt... Jct. North. of France,l6/.p
the beer in bottles (and alSo in casks at the same prices as from the who will seriously contend that there is the slightest took place yesterday and the day before are favour- Dundik & Ennis., all pd. ... .-.... Do. 201. 3p. c. Bds, all
Brewery), may at any time be seen. (T. No. 3.) of them at the best as merely in contemplation.
Dundee Perth, & Aber- Orleans & Bor 11/. I
----... necessity for thie ten weeks' closing of the office. A able to the Government. The relative majority of t' '1 d 7 - 8
- Against this hint of a scheme entertained by the then
deen June. ... al p . Paris & Ly-ons 10/. ;
DER MAJESTY'S THEATB. E. the greate.r num
t,
ber of the Government candidates has Ditto, New ... all pd. ... - ... Do. Bonds la pc
TWO FAREWELL NIGHTS of the Season. existing Cabinet, the DERBY Administration can
large and very experienced staff of clerks is main-
mi.. tamed therein, at the public expense ; the Accoun- e -
been considerable. East Anglian (251. L. & Paris & Orleans all ;
PLAYHOUSE PRICES. adduce a solemn and ratified series of .
On I riday last the English residents at St. Maio E. and L. & D.)100/. p - 4% 4% 4 Paris & Rouen ...all i
It is respectfully announced that Two Farewell Nights will be stipulations. Against the note tant-Ge 1' •
nera nimself (a favoured and fortunate RES- '& LI all pd. 27/a - a'A
ii•MU, Viz., Of 1818. waited on Prince JEROME BONAPARTE, and addressed Do (18/. 1- ') Paris & Stras. ...all ;
107' 10% 1/4 h.
TO-MORROW nisters can oppose the Treaty SELL) receives an annual income of some fifteen him in a East Counties 20/. pd. 10%8 - ,s Rouen & Havre...all I
Will be performed Bellies Opera, Against the assurance of Lord ABERDEEN speech of congratulation. They afterwards • - A
Eastern Union, class , Sambre &Meuse all 1
I PURITANL of 1845,
hundreds of steeling pounds for the nominal surveil- sent a magnificent bouquet to the Prince. Prince late E, U. shrs., all pd. 634 -7% St. Andrew's & Qaeb
Elvira, Madame De la Grange ; Giorgio, Signor Lablache ; Ric- a, a a ,
tiles ner AtAJESTY'S lance of these numerous clerks, and surely he must very JEROME then proceeded to the Cathedral to hear mass. Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ...i
cards, Signor De Bassint ; Arturo, Signor Gardoni. he ri
• ht of pursuing 5 (A) 4/. '
He was received by the Bishop of RENNES aind his Do., do., B. & 0., all pd. 47/8 -
.. A
To conclude with an entirely new Ballet, Governmen
cede to American fishermen t g „ inadequatalv or carelessly perform his duty if he does Tours & Nantes 17/.
Georges, the music Ea i Lancashire, all pd 17% - 11% 175/a 3/a W.
f Fundy, eaoro - - ' t- - t ' clergy. On leaving the church he went to St. Ser- s ' West Flanders _all
Composed by M. Gosselin, the Poem by M. St. their occupations t vial disposed to co.n-
in the Bay ° not see that the accounts are accurately kept, the Do. New Quar., all pd ... - ... West. of France 6/.
by M. Nadaud, entitled van, where he had accepted a dejeuner offered by the
ZELIR ; ou, l'Amour et la Magee. d e • • • E. &W. India Docks
a e balances frequently struck, and the books fully entere Aeunicipality. -61
Ey Afadlle. Caroline Rosati, Mdlles. Rosa, --,,sp:n,_.
r Lamoureux,
cified, showing that En His carliage was preceded hy a de- and Bir. June., all pd 59
Allegrini, Louise Fleury ; MM. Di Mattis, and Dur a Meemesurar can bring forward the words of the
memorable paper already sPe up. The Manager of a Bank would see this done, as tachment of gendarmerie. On reaching St. Servan, E. &W. Yk. Jnc., all p ... - ... Ague Fria all
On SATURDAY next,
horses could only proceed as a wslking pace. The
win he presented Rossini's (mem, derbinaerre
ind
iflreosm 0
ft haen
yrigohftthoef Fdinb & Glas 100/. pd 61 -66 64% 65 Anglo-Californian, al
Americans are expressly a matter of course, and there is no reason whatever the streets were so crowded with people that the . • e -25 Asturian 151
IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA.
viVa Signor Gar- fishing within three ma B ... h why the Accountant-General should so far neglect it
eve( with tne lotriest cries of " Viva Australasian 9/.
Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 23
Rosina, Madlle De la Grange ;Il Conte d'Aima 1 or harbours of the rizis Prince was reef,' e • • ' - •
• sus'ini • Bartolo
signor , , 79% 78 la Australian 5/.
doni ; Figaro, Signor e
D Bassini ; Basilic., coasts, bays, cree.es, that his office meist be ten weeks shut up "to examine _._
The Government has received news from Cayenne Great Northn., 100/. pd 77 -79
aampel3 U 3 to put the N apoleon ! Vive le Prince J(eronse !" Do, yts. A Stk., 100/. p 4- 45 44 Austr. Freehold all
Signor Lablache. Grange will introduce Rode's. dominions ! Justice . . ,
and compare" the accounts, "in order to settle the Glas. &S.-West.,lool.p „. - ...
In the Lesson Scene Madlle. De la
before the public, in order Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 118 - 120 119% 20 Ave Maria all
celebrated variations. facts plainly
may not be any gross or lamentable same.,, 44% [6 %5% Brit. Austr. Gold all
After which the last act of to the date of July 13. The situation of the penal Gt. S.& W. Ireld., all p 43% - 44%
LA SONNAMBULA. 96% % d, 95% British Iron 13/. 15;
There would be a good deal of Public sympathy, we colony was satisfactory. The transported persons
count Rodolphe, 1 4.0 the Lanc. & Carlisle, all pd 86 -90 Braz. Im. (is. sp) 2.
Amina, Madame Charton ; Lisa, Madlle. Feller ; . that there
misapprehension. We leave i t apologists of 11 et the
eine Signor tiardoni. doubt not, were it believed that, during these ten were sti e Salutation Islands, their total num- Great Westn.., 100/. pd 96% -97
I al Do. Coca. & Cui. al
Signor De Bassin° ;El ,
23 6d. • Pit Stalls, 10s. 6d. ; Gallery t Foreign Secretazy to show that he has is ber amounting 79% 78% % Do. St. Joh. del R. l
Prices ; -Pit, 55.; GallerY, , • . the presen .
weeks, Mr. Accountant-General RUSSELL and h to 1,900. The transport of all these Lan.e. & York., 100/. pd 79 - 79%
1 'One Pair and Pit Tier, One d• • 1 ' "
Stalls, 7s. • Boxes, Two Pair., 2s. , . " this matter ju ',mous yby seizing the vessels t men was most happily Do Thirds,lll.l3.4 pd 10% - 11% p
Carson's Creek all
acted in effected, the orders of the Do., Quarters ...all pd ... -
... .
Gaines and a Half ; Grand Tier, Two Giuneas ; Box Seats, 55., 65.,. numerous and clerkly satellites were continuouslee a Minister of Mar' • s • ell d Do., Fifths ...... 14/. pd 4% -4% dis. 9',4 3/a Vie % Cobra Copper _4O/.
and is. 1,.... DE SARDA GlAnßemhGa,A7tgh e bgeoevlier LTri.,ClN.vl Colonial Gold 1/
Applications •
fol. Boxes, stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Box- ,of the United States' fishermen without first an-
work cn the accounts without intermission. They er Do.,W.Rid. Un. 11%p 3% -2% dis.
nouncing his intention to the United States' Go- e Leeds Northern all pd 15 -16 Copiapo 14i
°lice, opera Colonnade, Maymarket. are differently employed, and rather more pleasurably. make a tour in the interior of the country. Tilt Liv.Crsby& Stl;pt. all p ... - ... Eng. &Aust. Cop. r
------ir-'S-G-B.AND NATIONAL HIPPO- vernment. For ourselves-as altogether apart from
a ATT e - The time taken "to examine and com ."Ph a sanitary state of the colon ' tdto be excellent.
pars, w L yis repor e Lond. & Blackw., all pd 81/4 -8% General al'
lia DROME, the present Ministry-we are content to insist noon . „ ,e , The inauguration Se s t 'n bror 7- of BER- Lon.
.;VI s :b :HI et Ci
,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 106 - 107 106 Gold Mountain...al
Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens. • view to settle tne accounts, need not, and does not, e o tee s-aLues i .•- 1. 125% - 126% 125% 126 1'.24% Ged.Duch.Baden,a
- Is now OPEN for the Season the recognition of the facts of the case, so far as NARDIN bAINT DB PIERRE and CASIMIR DELIVIGNE Lon. &N.West.,,loo p
31 v
31 %
3051 c
Great Polgooth al,
exceed two cut of the ten weeks. The tr uth is, the
k 1 Do Quarters-25/. pd 31 - 4
The most popular place of amusement in London. ....
___,., they demonstrate the reality of those rights which too p ace on Sunday at Havre. The statues, exe- Lake Bathurst al
on account of the great popularity which has attended air, axed recess is the holiday time of the Accountant's-office. cuted by DAV ' . Foths 1. p
Do. -2/ d 41/4 -4% 13
the celebrated falconer, in the introduction of his hig tr
hlylications have recently been insisted upon by the Noble Earl ' , t . ID (d Angers), are set up in the Place Do. I 0/.,M &B. (c) 1/p 13% -2 p Liberty ... ...al
Hawks and Peregrine Falcons, and from the numerous an%
be to an- at the head of th F ' Let the clerks have relaxation by an means. " Ali I rampis 1., in front of the principal entrance to the Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 9- 94 92% 90 Lon. & Cal. Gld Qut
made to Mr. Batty for a continuance of the same, he .g, durmg .- e oreign Department. work and no plaa" never served any one ; but Museum. This place was decked out with flags and Do. New 50/., 42% pd 1 - %dis. Crushing Com.. al
flounce that the Royal sport will be repeated ever 9
evvearidis enter-. It has so happened with the Earl of MALMESBERY New 40/ 34/. pd 1 - %dis. Alexi. &S. Amer. l
in the
the present week, with an important change do not let the public be inconvenienced by the with escutcheons bearing the arms of Alenipe, Caen, Do. i. , . .
tainments of the Hippodrome. ai Hippodrome, that his proceedings have been carped at more than 1 I te
Lon & Enniski ~ al pd 14 - 15% New Granada ...al
Evreux, Rouen, St. Lo, and some of the principal •
clerks' recreat' I f h th blic offices
eon. n most ot e o er pu &11 t 11 27 3% Nouveau Monde, al
Man. Bux. -.c a• a P s -
TO-110320W. a Grand Balloon Ascent in the Roy
* those of any other among the principal members of t nu a
i towns of Europe. The Rue de Paris leading to
'Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 30 -31 31 30% 30 Port Philip l/
Balloon, at Six o'clock precisely. ts calwilencing at. a certain number of clerks are always on du.y, a it was also
Doors open at Half-past Five, the Entertainmen
the DERBY Government. First of all he was villified f decorated with fl4ge. In the square, a Do. Manch. & Lincoln i Quartz Roek al
Six o'clock precisely. be in attendance. certain number, in turn, taking their month's leave o pl,
A splendid Brass Band will Cl• aa.• Second ditto,. for the course pursued by. hitn in regard to the but do atform was erected for the authoritiee, and stands Union ...... 41.25. pd' 3- 2% dis. [7114 78 Santiago de Cuba I
• F int ass, , absence. Let the clerks have their holidays, afforded accom ' ' b f M'cil nd .. 100/. pd 72 - 72% 72% 715/a 72 South Australian,
Admission-Reserved Seam, lis-; modation to a great num er o i a .......
is.; Third coitto, -id. ......,-..........,-.............., MATHER Question : and now he is condemned yet
not let them, under the fiction of performing heavy ladies. A procession of the local authorities, the Do. •
Bir & Derby 100/. 41 -43 Tin Croft 7
-",-----"7:7---_-_"r"-___ Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% ... - ... United Mexican a
c OVENT-GAlt DEN. more loudly for the manner in which he has con-
duties incouvenience the public by taking them all at judges, of deputations from the Acad6mie Francaise Sh -17% pd - ...
arab, 2 ..• West Mariposa al
ROYAL ITALIAN 0-PEItA. , _ ,-) ' DO. 1/2
TO-MORROw ducted these proceedings in reference to the Question the Academie of Moral and Political Sciences and cf N &CIII pd „.. - ... Yuba 1
A NIGHT. once. - i ewcas. ar . a
"s-v1;1) Eir eirtbeer's Grand Opera, about the Fisheries. In this there really appears to The same evil extends to the office of the Ac Reu, er of eminent pe , ,
_ a ereat numb ' rsens went along the Do. Quarter Sh. all pdi ... - ....,! 701
IY:11 be performelarnETE. .de Paris to the ' - Francois I Wslen it ar- Newmarket ...... all pdl 46 -46 Australasia al
" C tll •J an fLo d 114
wrtha, Madam,: ,as e an, e o .3- en, • , .
a rathee glaring inconsistency. It is nothing less
countant-General in Blnkruptcy, and there also
rived th ' Pia'e
' ' * . ,rt Abergaven., Brit. Nth. Amer. a
Fides, Madame Grist ;b/erthai,
Signor Tagliafico ; Serjeant, Signor than the old Satyr fable again-the blowing hot and e stetues were uncovered, and M. ALFRED DE NewP' • ,1d3% -2% dis.
ford -.12 P Colonial 25
Signor Merl° ; Count 0
s ,f,n ri Rommi and Rache ; Gioni, Signor Stig,edi; under an order from the LORD CHANCELL •
OR From mus__ _
sla, Uhancellor of the Academie Franceise, de- and Here, . _ p 2
.....
2%
Corn. of London 20
s°ldij re"an"' 5-
r°olollilli ; Zaccaria, Herr Peonies. the blowing cold in a ruleless mood of by no means Newry & Enuisk. i % 3
the 12th fA ' t rl th 4.1 f October there is livered a brief speech ;M. ANCELOT, also ot the Aca- t-
o .agus una e ...X 0 100/. pd 43 -45 . 4
Matniesen, S
ign°rßall.t and Skating Scene wil be danced by Norfolk ......... Lon. & County 20
The incidental
i AI-Alexandre, M. Ruault, M. Flusse ; 3fadlles. discriminating condemnat . e
ion When the Earl of Mee-
a total cessation of the usual business of that office. demie, then read a very loses i •e of verse in honour Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9 2
-a P ec 1./ _-. 8% dis. London Jt. Sir. 10
madue. "lobe r t an,, i_ . ' d 278 - 25/a dis. Lon. & Westm. 21
d ' d cow iri2" th c'i.brated Quadril'e des.
bern, and Le.,.on ,an 1, e . ... 31E3EURY acte uz ou
d .7h t vigour-in the MATHER - * during of DELAVIGNE and BERNARDIN DE SAINT PIERRE. North. Coun.Un. 3 tee 30% 30
1:iolem , *heaver may receive a dividend warren. /pd 30 -31 Nat. Prov. En,g. 35
r4inesrs.; nrances commence at E!ght o'clock precisely. Question-he was conderaned a.s too " weak." When , Count DE PEELEFORT a elatiae of the latter, delivered North British ...25 .
Tao Pa.-°- -' ' the next seven or eight weeks, no matter how mucn , r . Nth Devon N0.1,13/.p 7- 6% dis. Do. New lO
- icr the Boli.e.s, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the
Ticle,i , he acts with vigour-in the Fisheries Quc s
-stion-he is a speech, thanking the town for the honour done to ', • , ,'e •, d
have it cashed, Nat. of Ireland...2'4
• tor season), at the Box-office of the Theatre, which is open
Nigh ' ' trong " It is said that he he may require the money, cannot his ancest I edd - d -",-'l°. 2 6h P ••• - ••i,,
- or. M. Mieuen CHEVALIER aso a resse Do., ih A, def....a1l pd 2% -- ra Orient. Bk. Corp. a
from k.ieven till Five o'clock ; and of the principal librarians and . c raeneral ;11 h
ondemned as too ' s • because the office of the Aceountent-- ' tue assemble, Then came a set of public amusements e Prov. of Ireland .2!,
=.asicsenera. conceded too much in the first case, an .
d +hat he con- Do., IA B, guar. 5/. pd, lel -
% dis.
a 12%
434 dis. x. z•u Do. New
PIETEO IL GRANDE. Bankeuptcy will be closed during that time. for the peot;le ; and afterwards there was a banquet, North Stafford. 17% p 1,5 - a
On SATURDAY next, ll in speakin
ceded too little in the second. R. ea y, g
In both cases the grievance is great. It is consoe with illuminations and other rejoicings. North-Western...all pdl ... - ... Union of Austral. &
will be produced (first time) a new grand historical Opera, entitled N. & s.-W. Jane. Bth P 3% - a
4 p. Do. New 2I
PIETRO IL GRANDE. thus, the depredators of the g
Forel n Secretary seem
latory to know that the remedy The refl. 4-
may be exceedingly , ~at.as of Havre have, on account of the bad
Oxf.,Wor., &Wol., all p 22% - 22% X 34 Union of London .
Composed expressly far the Royal Italian Opera, Covent-garden, by 1 • stermiration never to be
p.ainly to evince their cis • it ,t stete of the wealser, been postponed to the 15th. d 4 73 Union of Madrid i
M. Jullizn. prompt and simnle-it is only for the LORD C lee T, Scottish Central 100/. p 72 -- 52%
satisfied at all, no matter what may be „ ne postal serviee between Paris and Strasburg e„ttish Midld., 1001. p5l- 53
o ELnoR to direct that both offices shall be open an 9% e i
YeisAratt ROYAL, HA f:ttARICE. r. the policy adventured upen by the Earl of DERBY'S , ay still have their will soon be deficitel " .
y (ogee-Ilse .
d The mail train Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 9% - 93/1. Austral. Roy. Mail
6%
!an R. Webster, Sole T.dmie and 3farager, Old Erorapton. tne year round, and the clerks ne will leave P •
aris every evening at half-past ,
seven and Do. B - PA . Canada 321
THIS EVENING, Government. Agninst such a course we must, for one , Shrew. & Her. Old 8/. 1. Y clis
13 1% - 4 * Copper Miners of
Will be performed a new Drama, entitled THE WRITING ON , t once are've a' • e
' holidays, only thee must not take them a e. ... t S .resburg at 25 minutes past 8 next morning. e
THE WALL.. Augustus Trotter, Esq, Mr. Wrig,ht ; Tobias,_Mcri
rod-. fee least, pro„es. N .
t t vith all the earnestness of indignation. bhrewsbu. and Chester r land . . I
iven to public busi- The preparations for the fite of tlee 15th are pro.
Fancy what a check would be g (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 19 -- 20 Do Preference, 7i
snail h; Richard Oliver, Mr. Emery ; Bob Smithers, Mr. P. B ii o Ws
it • carietta' We must protest against it as both unjust and as un- ed the office of the ceeding aetively in all parts of Paris. Do. llalves all pd 9% -10 Crystal Palace ...
Lady Elton, Mrs. L. Murray; Margo'ette, Miss E. Chap. a , nes3 if a Trecsury minute direct
Smithinai, miss wocagar. mEnnsTapuELEa., generous-unjust to the Earl of MALMESBURY and There has been another fell in the price of public Do. Oswestry all pd 14% -15 Eastern Steamaa
Accountant-General of the Cuetoms to be closed for
With a devilish new Extre.vat;anza, called securities at The Four-and-a-Half per St.rop. Union ...6% pd 3 -2% d• Gen. Stm. Nay. 1,
the Boursa-
,... Woolear ungenerous to the Earl of DERBY'S AdMiHiStratiOn.
baracters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilliam, and ,-iss ~, . a couple of th & '
mon S, -c.. Not more absurd is the Cents. opened at 104 f. 803., and closed at 104 f. 50c. tor Do. A, B, C, & D fully Gen. Screw Steam l
C To conclude with SLASHER AND CNA-SEER.
That Administration, let it be recollected, was e„ -.- dis.
eniancery and Bankruptcy closing. the end of the month; the Three per Cents. closed at Pd. up at per cent. ..• -1, 019% % ping Company._
~., ET,E'r ROYAL AMPHITII EATny„ formed abruptly in February as a Cabinet of Ewer- 74f. 80^ • 0-1 - •v a Shares 1 370 f.• Rouen, South Devon all pd 19% -20 az Iriah Beetroot Sug
69 IA 68%
The evile cora laiaed of can be removed with a
Th'il
i 37 'NG' ' 650 f
. -4, l'a4,•onage of her Majesty and his Ro,yr.l Highness P 859 f 50-c' "all'
South-Eastern 100/. pd 67 -69 Penin. & Or. SL 1
Unae. -ae - gency. England was at the time surprised by the •; Havre, 360 f:; Great dabern, .. ;
S th W• 1
ou,_ aes all pti 36% -- 37% 37 36% Do. Do. ...1.
Prince Albert. single stroke of the LORD CHANCELLOR'S pen. They me
Pen, 470 f • B ' ^oet 50c. ; Paris and Stras-
. , asce, ,› ... •
Prereetor ond manager, Mr. W. Batty. •
unexpected RUSSELL Resignation. The Whigs sud- Sainh Yorkshire and Royal Mail Stm. 6
74,,, ',fist Ainc.'e.stul and poprdar Theatre In London f m will be removed, we doubt not, if his Lordship's at- burg, A
-38 f. 75c.; Paris end Lyons, 7461. 25c.; Lyons River Dun 15/. pd 1 -1% It 161/4 Universal Emig!
The Last Week of the renowned artistes., the Messr. Siegaist, ro the sulks-disgusted and dismayed
denly left office in . to Avignon 590, • qt Dhier to Gray, 545 e; the New
tention be once drawn to them. Lord ST.
.LEONARDs . 4 ... ..... ii. _ -Do. Do. 5L pci ... - ... and Colonization
' whose surprising and unrivalled perform-
the Champs Elysees, Paris, i
.. by the defeat hurled down upon their heads with such Au...train Loan 95f Stirl. & Dunerra all p - ... 7:
1 last season in Paris, o. sen- . is eminently a practical man ;he proved himself such , • , • • ...
ances on La Perch, created wiring, ile g , BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Stock. & Har.l6/25.3d. ... - ...
sation totally unpreccdented in that metropoli,. , summary vengeance by Viscount PALMERSTON. MONEY al
THIS EVENING, while presiding in the Irish Court of Chancery, LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, AUG. 10. Taff Vale 126/. pd 162 - 184
written expressly for the Am- u m placed in a somewhat embarrassing
Will be produced, a grand Spectacle, . . eeer ~.AJESTY, long before h. sat on the Woolsack here. It is un- Grand Junction of France, 5,%-Luxembourg, 65,c3- Thames Haven Dock
Phitheatre, by E. Fitzball, Esq., entitied pETER THE GREAT, Madrasa 2 p.-Northern of France, 20/. 3 per cent. Bonda and Railway _l9/. pd 1% -2% 1 The sales of
in whieh Mr. Ryder, I,oin the PrinCeSS'S, will appear. position jutt at the cotnmencement of the Parliamen-
derstood, and, indeed, reasonably expected, that new 13 Vs -Paris and Lyons, 191/2-Paris and Rouen, 34% -Paris Vale of Neath...l7l. pd 13 -14 estimated at 6,01
To be 'ollowed by Batty's Inimitable Scenes or the Arena, intro-
. tary session, sent for the Earl of Deasy to under- rules and orders in Chancery-rendered necessary to and- Strasbourg, 24aa-Rouen and Havre, 14- Sambre and Waterfd. & Kilk. all pd, 6% -6% 61/4 taken for eXpi
clueing the most numerous equest:ian company in Europe.
To conclude with a Lary_thable farce. . hours' warn;na the formation of r • • h Meuse, 7-Tours and 'Nantes,
.. take, at a few •, D 7 " suit the altered practice consequent on t e recent 133 a -Western of France, 9. Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 22 -23
9% 54 market was tat
Tickets to be had at the Box-office Pram Eleven till Four daily. West Cornwall 13/. pd 9% - 10%
new Government. Viewing the situation of his
Stage Manager, Mr. Leclerce. Reforms-will be issued at the close of the long West London ...all pd ... - ...
blic in 70% 70 to 1 lid., and
etr. Batty begs leave to announce to his patrons andithe puAren,, c,
•:3VEREIGN, Viewing the conduct of the Whigs, SP /UN Yk New &Ber 1004 70 -71
general, that he is now training Six Elephants to run n the vacation. They will, probably, amend the mal- ' " • • 3' dise 12% Railway Shares
as Horses. viewing the necessity of the times and the require- From Madrid under date the 4th inst., we are in- Do. & New.
practice in the offices of the Accountant-Generals in for ' D GN E ure
Ex. 20/. p 75/8 -7 /s c
9/ p 2y -2% die. 75A3 prices.
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. ments of the country-Lora Dmvut at once Chancery and Bankruptcy. At the same time, it is to med that in consequence of the KING of the BEL- o• et ••I?•• ' 8 9, ' 48y %40 48
York &N. Mid.loo/.pd 4814 -4Ai . V I , There are tW(
Open tor the Season, boldly undertook to construct a new Cabinet, not- GLANS having permitted the ne otiation of the Land and Sydn,
Monday, TaeSdaY, Wednesday, Thursday, a!ed Friday._
uNT . be hoped, the public may receive the long-delayed and Spanish funds on the Bourse of Brgussels, the Queen PILEFERENCE SNARES.
Exhibition of Dansan's Colossal Daylight View of MO ..
S 1 did withstanding all these discouraging and disadvanta- _At Arnsterdt
much-required rules and ordera which oil ht t h f SPAIN has accorded the same privilege to the Bel- Aberdeen all pd I ... - ...
I
ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPSdfr- p enun g o ave 0
and interesting atenagerie-Promenade Concert. by Go
luey'sng geous c:
•rcumstances. Such was the difficulty of his Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. alll ... - ... rather in demae
di aTt been issued when the Bankrupt Laws Consolidation gian funds on the Madrid Bourse.
rivalled Military Band-Vatious.Amusffig ;Novelties onc Bris. & Ex., 4p. ct.Stk c 10G - 108 i
Southby, undertaking that, in order to form any administration MADRID BOURSE, AUG. 4.-Three per Cents., 4'5 little.
Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechn'c Exhibition by Messrs, Act of 1849 came into o ' •
peration. As times now Do. 4p. c. Shares, 5/. pd I ... - ...
• 1 the Mountain (the Pandemennm of the 102 Bills upon de
representing the Intel ior o whatever, he was compelled to gazette in one day no trt •B k - 15-16. Exchange on London, 50 35 money. Caledonian, 10/. 100/ p9B - 102
Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulcan and li,ts Cyclops,
1 h ' ht. P • Councillors loam- --' In
an •ruptcy, a new vehicle is running in Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 19% - 19% 19% terday atternoo
the whole terminating with the Eraption of Mount Etna. and a ess tan eig een new rivy . old, much-patched, and cumbrous harness, which GERMAN Y. Dundee, Per. , & Aberd. however, was E
Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nereiads receiving the .
diately the Cabinet was thus arranged, a certain sec- all pd 6% -6% days' paper on
Junction
Armour of Achilles. doee often greatly imp d "-
e e iLs proper progress. The King of PRUSSIA arrived at Dantzic on the 3
• •ts of several hundred specimens, in- tion of the ex-Ministers, aided by their personal fol- E. Ang.(3/ lOs)6 pc. all 27.4 - 31/it 50 for Paris 1
The menagerie now comsat
chiding three elephants, two giraffs, four ostriches, two camels, But, though a set of new rules and orders were 4th, and was receivel with great enthusiasm by the Do. (5/.) 7 per ct. all p ... - ... Frankfort and
lowers, commenced what we protested against from
lions, &a. mals at Five. con- drawn up, the illness of Chancellor COTTENHAM inhabitants. Do. (7/ 17s) 7p.c. 2 p ... - ..„ The deputati
Doors open from Nine A.M. Feeding the Ani _ the first moment as an unjustifiable and (as we were M. DE VARENNES, representative of France at Eastern Counties Ex.,
cert at Half-past Six. Fireworks at Half-past ?.iine. . prevented their being formally revised and issued. d 134 -2 p Pm to represent th(
ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. the earliest to call it) a manifestly " factious H. Berlin has invited the coros di lematique of that ca- sp. c., No. 1 all p 1
7/
1% 1
pm
is successor was too hazy, in politics and law, to • ' .d a ill • I P Do. No. 2 - g p were very cour
'''"'''"-----------" opposition." Upon the utter absence of enything
- pital to Wen trine service which he proposes DN 6 p Stk 10 14% - 14% 11%
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. .0 . , give them his imprimatur-particularly as it is pos- to bave celebrated in honou • r f e•I ew
''
. c.
. •
rof the annive_sary o Eastern Union Scrip, operation of
ear 11
Tuts Dar -morning 0 min. after 10 I Evening 37 MI/l• aft A like magna .
nimity in those proceedings of the Opp. .
si e is shrewd mind detected
bl h" many inconsistencies NAPOLEON on the isth of August. Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 15% -16 just claims up(
is nein after if 1 ETanlng 49 min. a,,er •
To-sioaaow-M0r....._ nin._._......,,L..._..._:,.,,._...,...__......_._.,...-...---_,________ sition we enlarged for a considerable period un •
, til The time has
. in them• We 'Peak the °Pinion of h f ' The Courrwr du Bas-Rhin announces that the
t e pro ession Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ...
the factious course was at last abandoned and a more Governmeats h East Lancashire, 6 per would be to jet
THE WEATHER-Su-a OFFICE, AUGUST 11. when we say that the present rules and orders in German -aye ratified the convention
honourable mode of action adopted towards the He France for the ct Quar. Shrs. all pd ... - ...
junction of the French and E• , , ksh• e and if the hold
THERMOMETER, 1N nam SHADE. Bankruptcy do not advance the interests of creditors w-' ast & West lor 11'
67-highest since noon yesterday. DERBY Government. Again we observe this or facilitate the smooth working of the law. 'lwa s.
German rai y Junction, 5th5...a1l pd ... - ... land, assist as I
54-lowest this morning and during the night- factious course reviving-but this time having Lord ST. LEONARDS, amid h A painter named MULLER, the editor of a Merita Edin., Per. &Dun. 5% an impression
59-this day, at noon. exclusive reference to the Noble Earl the t e many recent law journal, has been tried there for publishing an article per cent. all pd a. - ••• membsrs of Co
reforms to which he has stood s .f. h up d itat of the 2d December, which the Glas.& S.W. Con. 100/. .., - ...
Basvz,ainTEß, 2932. ponsor, i not actually on t e co
Again, therefore, we pro- - Gt. North. sp. c. all pd 15% -16 16 England with i
IVnte-The Wind was South-East in the morning, with Foreign Secretary. _ - parent, has scarcely dene anything better than his designated as a
indictment . e provocation to the assassi- Do. 5p c. red. sc. all p 14% - Hai vantage of her
ust and ungenerous and nation of Prince Louis
hea-ry rain, but has since gone round to the South-West, tat against it as unj h ) ) substitution (by the 15th and 16th Victoria, cap. 73) NApoLEON. He was con- Great South. & Wast. It was expec
t of the members f
'with heavy showers and stormy weather, with occasional therefore, as wholly Uldwor. y 0 her
of 3alaries instead of fees in the Common Law C t
Our s. demned to a month's i
-mprisonment and a fine of 2 5 (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% - 9
Stock Market
bursts of sunshine. Vivid flashes of lightning last evening.. neeeery's Opposition. There are many reasons why public officers should florins. The printer of the journal was also tried, Gt. West. (Berko & 11.
1 p x.d
___t .. -- , . _ and sentenced to two month ' ' • td r 0 Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd % - reaction in
_____________
One simple act on the part of the DERBY Cabinet s imprisonmen an a
DAILY WEATHER TABLE. have fixed incomes. A certainty is better than a florins' fine. , Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p a. - ... for a fall,
may effectually prevent the recurrence of these fac- Do. Do. _BO4 pd a. - ...
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following jeuctuation of income, for no man with an uncertain Accounts "ern SPI state that she health of Mess- curnstances, I
f their '
tious proceedings on the part o antagonists. Ell:l3Eu/, is ev.ery day Lancashire and York-
plazee at Nine o'clock yesterday morninee-The static re] and fluctuating income can know how to square his improving. The illustrious shire, F. 20/. -6/. pd 'Adis. -ei p from the Cape
are arranged in order of latitude. Let the present Ministers manfully avow their in- annual expenditure. We trust that this most whole- composer is active y
1 engaged in a new oratorio, which Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p ... - ... and the fishe
at., TriNGS-Wind W.S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudee. tended policy on embling in
the ass • October, or at the some reform may be carried not only int th is to be performe(.l for the first time at the next mu- Leeds Northern, p •
6 ef .. - ••• and perhaps n
cent. No. 1 13/. pd ... - ...
Soemse-alterost -Wind W., strong breeze-cloudless. latest in November, of the newly-elected Parliament. o - sical festival at Birmingham.
FOLICRSTONE-:Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcaat. Common Law Courts but into th B
e ankruptcy According to a judicial journal of Berlin, the sen- Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd ... - ... had been
TuNBRIDGE-- Wind ..1,V., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. Let them then bol y
dl declare themselves as in the van Courts, in which the official assignees and the fences of death in proportion to the population have, Do. Do. No. 3 5/. pd a. - ...
Do. Qrs., 1848 „.91. pd ... -- ... more than 1
GREENWICH-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partie3y ee the great onward movement, and they will at be seen, I
messengers are still remunerated onl d • g the last five years been as one to 250,000 in
urin London & Brig. guar.
cioudY. y by fees. not within
net.:ta we, gentle breeze-partially cloud- once secure the confidence of the nation, and become nd one 200,000 in I 5 per cent. ...100/. pd ... •-- ...
ETY.OOD.--- ir The misfortune is, also, that under th D„, Engle , reland, one to - ,
900 000 in
Wind W., gentle breeze-overcast. I*
e - ''•- B ' one to 72,000 in Do. Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/. a. --•--- as to turn the
SWVD°S- consolidated into a strong Government. They have S d t7O 000 •
avails, we en, one o , in
sent system, while there is a fixed se
1,-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloud - ale for Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... - ... morning put
COLCOESTE wi d s e•entle breeze-partiall cl - 3' ' withstood the Scylla of a Parliamentary Session, Prussie, and one to 120,000 in Soain ...- ...
r thl_32ll3CE.-- 11 ~ ty Y curly. the fees payable to the messe th ffi • 1
ngers, e o cia as- e • fPa 4 • Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p .••
The i.ing 0 USSIA has ordered that there shall pression, but 1
-- Wind W., calm-cloudless. d aleead
they have triumphe - y over the Cyclopian Lon & N.-W. (Coy. &
YasiasaollVi-- signee-who is actually the treasurer of the court • every 1' rally,itis to h
.e. the following places indicate the state • • abe given ear a representation at the Grand Nu.net.) 5 13% nd -- •••
p.c. i , ••• 5% %
Tee returns nom of attacks of an infuriated Opposition. To their ranks, Perlin for t ~ 3% - 41/4 P
and ranks next to the J Ln.& S.W. Co.3ds. 51 P
_ether en Monday mornina at - , udge-is payable only ac- Opera at --3 i he benefit of the Society for been 98-,i "ii, s
the wind and w"- t -121) trerefore, Lord DERBY might speak in the language d• , e , • nesistance to the Veterans and Invalids of the Lon. & En. IA Sb. all pl 3 -- 14
-1` coring es the Judge may think fit. Incredible as g`ving t Man., She., & Linen. September a
o'vock :---
i A r calm-partially cloudy. of Virgil :- this may appear, it is the fect. The law leaves the - 's ' • " the nat.
a cr„ and the., at each of these representations the
Qr. Sh., No. 1...a1l pd 11 -- 11% to / per cent.
L13L213"--"77.•n- ” tle breeze-cloudy. " Vos et Scyllwam rablem, penitnsque sonstntes " Borussia, renal song of SPONTINI, and Do. New,lC/....a1l pd 13% - 13% 13% 12%
ieeßnow-Wind S.W., ger-
breeze-partially cloudy. Aceestis ecepclos: VOS et Cyclopia alms Commissioner arbirarily to fix and declare in ea h d march, by
c the gran th h I d ' -1% P
e same composer, sal be Do. 6/. ............ 3/. p 7s have realiztd
PooLE-Wind S.W., strong
tle breeze-very fine. Experti: revocate animos, rcceessuique timorem case what the official assignee's remuneration ma 1 d Ara ~''on. 6p c St. 100/. ... to 1 Bank
4.
HOLYRIAD -Wind S.W., gen eze-beavy rain. y p aye •
Mattite: forsan et 1= olim meminisse juvabit. be ! Thus, the income of an officer of such trust, ___________ Do. Con. Bris. & Bir., to 228. Exci
LAS,-. cAsTE'R-Wind S., gentle brle
eeze_
cloudless. a 148 - 150 x.d 148% x.d
, gentle er . Per varios casus, per tot disc: /mina 'Truro, 6 pe: cent 100/. p
.../A:aLutGrorr..-Wind S. that he gives security for 6,0001., depends on the BELGHtm. Bonds 91s. to
ze-rain. Tendimus in Latium; sedes übi fate quietas Do. Erewash Val. all p ...
SaeP-tVind S., gentle bree
ti
an breeze--partially cloudy. hich Foreign Be
BRATTocx-Win.d N-.W., gs-_________-_- Ostendunt: illic ins regna resergere Trotte, liberality, the meannees, the temper, or the caprice of The accounts wwe receive from Brussels (we Do. Leic. &Swanning.
nwicb, the mean height Durate et vosmet rebus servate secundis 1" the Judge ! If payments by fees be continued in lin the 'Vats) announce that the present Minis. 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... -ot
rea. t . . , Spanish Deft
At the Royal Observatory, Gree
__......,,
in.
The mean
um.- try it ne in office -
rem i , with the exception of M. e.- °-
this case, the amount should, by the LORD CHAN- , ho • se• D Preference ...51. p % - Vs P guese Four p
of the barometer last week was 1-'9 jij
whiCh iS 1-fie higher Lord ST. L Norfolk Exten... all pd 22 - 22%
°RDAs, w retires from the e mance depart- aitt is worth 8-i,
Gr 5% p ct. all p 6 -6%
temperature of the week was 63.3°,_ _n
i ten years. The ,t,,th
tc
Law
Ref
EONARDS hts clOne a
, great deal in the .e.RERE-
CELLOR, be, fixed and determined, as, indeed, the Lords d • bout to proceed o f
tan is a t Do. . 2 i
n a journey o pleasure Do Wavny. Val. 2/. p 13/e - 4 70i. Dutch
than the average of the same vvi2ex
t raperature and air "te te orm, but he is much mistaken if he !nen , l
mean difference between the dew point e. was dry about thinks that his labours, 't• , Justices of Appeal strongly *and publicly recnni- into Ita y. His successor is not t dT • • •• h 100/. pd 105 - 110
ye name . et is North Brits 107% 105
• Five per Cen
temperature was 11 ,
•tee • although the air .
he direc io
t' nof the nated. LI h in nis respect, have termi- mended last spring- At Present, just as the Corn- known that the negotiations of the treaty of com- North Stafford....all pd ... - ..:
e as broken t,' The Railwi
1 inch of rain fell in the same period ; and t t arough many of the abuses ve been s Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/.
th and south-wes , which prevented th missioner pleases, the official assignee may have 200/ merce which ha uspended for some time, a -
wind during the week was from the sou more than . e prompt and efficient administra- d. al " 6 per cent...l2lh pd 2-2% p 14% have b2en spi
her about to be resume . LIEDTS, Governor of Bra-
]. l'oo/.
or ,o a year. Ditto ditto ... 3/. pd 2 -2% p 5 accounts, tea
with an average horizontal movement of rat tion of i •
just ce, in the Court of
laims•Lai= Ch bt h
ancery- u bent and one of the negotiators of the treaty, returned Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 10% - 11%
must not pause until all such e By far the better way would be to reduce the day before fluctuation,
abuses are thoroughl to Paris the yesterday. A provisional Shrews. & Ches. (NAV.
swept away. He has before h' y number of official assignees, leaving one to each '
convention will be s'
igned for extending the Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% - 18% there may
. sl"7t 't • 117t!', nit ever et aff im, now the amplett
' . ' court as treasurer ;to have only one court in a town, treaty to the end of the year, but the only South Devon all pd 15% - 16% Western di
4.1 e, apportu Y 37 orded to a lawyer of earnin
5.<16,7- ' 4,5._ A' ,t .crP,;Ti:IVT,-,--- ' 44 s convention it Do. New I%pd I %dis. -% P having on
tee et , tite(tel,4ttee_ehen,,' . 4 the gratitude of his fellow-subjects, and h
4 g except in London ; to pay the official assignees by object of thi to avoid the rupture 1
e must not of the trea y, . . h
t whic- was about t -
St. Est. 4Ap c. 10/. pd ... - ... the rate of
ley e, e• .t • • nt,eee ettere , his hand from the undertaking h salaries commensurate with the responsibilities they ° ex- Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 20 •-• 21
mat aa --- a • Qii . S.** - :,_ furn
t, e has so well d the definitive tre that rule he
aty appears likely to be Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c
ced. Above all, it behoves him 0 are under, the duties they perform, and the average pire, an . at ,t, i f
• - -et' e --- el.- nee' • 0
- e- - re e- te, e
~,,e coalmen arefull to • soon concluded. -'-' 13 13. act, announced that the until July 1,1856, all p ... opened bett
.et -. h what CANNittG called "the a• y incomes of the whole body during the last seven Bl • Cie mbers will shortly Waterford & Kilkenny, Western, NI
- Or in be cony k d t cl.
o e o iscuss
--_-.....-- - 3i diat
.--.- tion " because it is through The F years. the Bill relative to t ay, as according to arti le 6 per cent ,
_ ourth ion, treaties o c York, New. & Ler. a p
I 103 - 105 Wolverhamt
. -fr of inforraa ,
; t nt fearless, and truth-d
orrire.no.e , A per-centage on the amounts received and divided 68 of the Constitut f commerce and other Do. Do 5/. pd 5 -5% Scottish Mid
'he
anix& Estate•-ht 0 e
a 4 -in 1 jug -- - dern statesmen and law-make
eclarin
g in each estate would be less burthensome on creditors treaties which may tax the State or individually bind York &N. Midland H.
Press-t at m is Corn. nnot take effect . 10Y5 weaker.
e buses whe • than the resent s stem and would am I rovide --
• e intelligence o. a , tlaer la Gee - P 3' 1 Py P .
the Belgians, ea
fth Ch Until after they have and S. Parch. 10/. pd Y 4, -- %13
DZD DENTAL'S. Gold Mint
LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1852. monly receiv received the assent o e ambers. This extraor- LINES LEASED AT PI
(ince or Morals, which ar for the official assignees who would retire, as well as hich the Memb
T 'spill-- I 0 pai. Business Consols
vernment, ~, uri dinary session, in vi . ers of the Chamber ! Leasing Nominal Prices. to-day.
A careful examintO-1.- nly for reform. for the salaries of those who would remain. Nor is • s will meet for the f . •
of Representative _ irst time, will be Railways. Companies. Ditte A
r' of the facts relating to the pable and cry °Pe there a to an • • ----------------
Treaty of 1818 between th U • dents of a morning Contem- any cause why the Commissioner and the Re- short, and will not le d y political discussion. ---------
e rated States and the One of the correspon gistrar h • the treaty of c eetev ... --- emcees OF I
United Kingdom will only d n public
• attention to some of the - eying retiring pensions, the same justice The Bill relative to ommerce will be Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.& _ _
...... 31
emonstrate, beyond the porary has draw should h d
en t e or er of th , • Bir & Oxf gua. all Gt. Westn. 3U Bank Stock
possibility of denial, the face of the Accountant- not be rendered to the official assignees, on the only measure . . e clay. It is •' " 30 -- 30% 29% 34 30, '•
r Cant. I
11 b all p' Do. ......
accuracy of the statement evils in and from the o whom aft- lieved that it wi e accepted, Do. without,
made by ourselves yesterda r own
i•ch ra which - from ou . ,ar all, depends the benefit to creditors from generally. be but bY a
~ Bir.Wolv. & Dud., 8p tr Cent. el
y, that, so far as the ri ht G
g s enera in ance yi proceedings ' small majority. t 29% - 30% ere, 314 per '
n are concerned th so say do exist, e, . in bankruptcy. ' guar all pci Do• ..... 29% - 30%
of the questio , e DER/AY Cabinet is knowledge -we are free s 0 uaging of the f t b ITALY. Do. without, all p, DO. ...... ,r,,, ___ 193 z N-CW 5 per Cc
blameless in the course re i ars ago. The evils tht u ure y the past, we may leave Buckinghash. all pILon.&N.W 1e 3
...... 55 A Long' Inns. e
altogether cenny pursued in and should have been remedied ye _se requisite reform • Savo of t
to the British North America F• • f the closing of the es sin the hands of the Lotto The 0 . .
jficial Gazette of y, he 6th, states Clydsdale Jc., all p,Caledonian 5U India Otock .
reference n isheries. complained of arise entirely out o vIIANCELLOR. nes of Switzerland Isdia Bonds,
The Earl of IVlALmEssuav can adduce from th
eat do- Accountant-General's office during the greater part reforming proved abuses in th
He has shown himself resolute in that the telegraphic 11 are shortly E. Lin., gua. 6 per, 152
Northn. 150 -
public, and that_the union of these cen .
t all pd Gt. Ditto und3
a signed ..,y
h the respective Pleise 't
e law and I,s practice ; . . th
to be opened to e.
ferred to and we believe that he T and Chambery ii„ h Gloucest. & Dean 'eneois for ./1
33 -31
ipotentiaries of the long vacation. The correspondent re lines with the urin as been dGt Westrn.
cumena only requires to h • •
ate his at- Forest all o • gxchequer B
1 Governments at London a a tention called to practic 1- - The point of union ' •el ...... B,' Ara New.
from the centra at thus tersely illustrates his point :-" I have a poor . a abuses. He is as quick d t Geneva.
agree upon a is sal Hartlepl. Dk. 1a ' %v.} ••• - '''
1,0001. .
'dence of his complete e in action as in perceptio ed th t
it is believ a., the Turin and Railw....all pd &Ber
Washington, evl xonera- relation who is entitled under an order of the Court . , . n, and is not likely to turn t
•o be Annecy. „ 8,/,,T el. lee - 115 Woe .
e• eedie may attach to En-i d ble aside trom tne course he has enter d Chamletry line wi
• 'll be finished by the 15th of Oe. Hull& Selby, all P I ise •. I 561 h - 57% Small, .
tion. Whatever tan . is an of Chancery to an annuity of about 40/., paya Law Reformer. e upon as a Do. Halves., all p DO.
s by right to the tober. .....
26 % - 27%
in the matter belong . Earl half-yearly, on the 24th of February, and the 24th of I""'ls"se"seseseeteees....... The Monitore Toscano announces the, a certain L
Do Quarts., all p Do.
...... 109 - 111 PRICES OF
in any one particular to the Au cl.s &B df all p Niidland ...
of ABERDEEN, and not -- gust, but for the payment which becomes due on Te -
'ot witheanding the confid - 14% Brazilian ;'
horses are to be put up for sale, in Loeen.& r " 11S. Easterual 13%
.....
ble tt. ' ent assertions of some number of cavalry . Grenw., a 26 Ditto Sc
ce ...... 25% %
Earl of MaLmESBURY. ThaanSVVera es imony of the 24th of August she has every year to wait till the of our Contemporaries to the co • s effected
duction in tbe Tuscan Do. Pref all pd D
consequence of the re Ditto, N
ntrary, we have ex-
that is contained in the communication recently 24 of N -
otember. I have also a cousin wh '
ois en- cellent reason for being convinced that the I - cavalry. Lowestoft., gua. 4 19% - 20% Chilian Bo
11 pd Norfolk ...
STEIL through the Itl • es that a e Der cent a Ditto 3 1
given to the world by DANIEL WEB ledto a rent of about 250/., which the Accountant- talked of marriage between the Prince L - A
ong The Milan Gazette announc p rson named • DO .. ••• .--. •••
medium of the B C •
es'
oston o'tirt . According to that General vas, some years ago, ordered to pay le •
him by Napoleon and the e nncess of the Ilouse of Ws
OUIS
...COSTING POGGI haS condemned h
be€ll -y court- Do. 6p. ct.,
Mahn b ' & Red-
' es r all p • .... Danish Bo]
Grenada B
' Ter(' duro for bavin 11 p Stktn &Dar ... .......
e het. tch wa et
communication it ap ht "n 1840 a disaa. s quaeerly PaY asa martial to three yeare cat g smug- car 6 13. c., a Do. Ex
pears ta I talents on the four usual days; take place. Almost insurmountabl 1 1 l• • i - 1 •to the country, ' ' 11 E Counties 64 -66
but he ft *
,zll never and diet • Ditto, I
forwarded from London b E RD EVERATT,
a then has .e ge. poetica. patnph ets in rt, N. & E., op. c., a •
o. ...... ••- -•-•
y DWA alwari to wait till the 2d of November for the diffi •
culties are, we believe, found to exist. buted them. Do. 6IN ct., all p D V..ex ican 1
recognised at the Court of St. James's as -ri- 'fed payment ',eh'
the .M. - ichbeeomes due en the 29th of September. -.....------...........--....... 11 pd Do. ...... ...
...
Do. F. 5 p.c.a
,t ,
.5,N..w.1 Ditto, 3
Peruvian 1
States' Ambassador. In tb sd• 4 h moeeover, was lam myself entitled to the dividends of some Reduced Considerable anxiety eppe
ars to be felt b the -r - Prestu. &Wyre, 1,
y P e Th d N 1 stivities for
fe the 15th cf a. &Y
.)••' - - •••
a. Ispa,c , •- e gran apo eon . all paid & L Ditto- 1)
transmitted to the American
Re bl-
pu in a note from Annuities, which, i
i the fund were not in Chancery, President as tO t
sent Ministry of the Prince he course August are about to be simultaneously celebrated Do•Hlves, A, all p Do• - --• ... p Portugues
Lord ABERDEEN to the effect that tbe British Go- I could receive at the Bank on the 10th or 12th of likely to be pure
-tied by the refugees, the majority f th
o roughout Europe by the representatives of Louis d
Read Guildf., an ,
all pd,S. Eastern 26% - 26% Ditto, 4
Russian B
vernment had come to tlae determination of conceding 1 October, but now Ini 4. • •
US. Wait till the 2d of Novera- 'di con re i •
whom are understood to he rapt y g gat.Dg in Napoleon's Government. A banquet will in this manner Rei "ate ..•
g
Roy. &llit., 6% P'Gt Northn. 152 - 154
• Ditto, 4
to the fishermen of the United States the right of 1 ber h
eefore I can get theme' Jersey. lend the 16th of Au ust th Tee. shep•Ex., a.
he given on A ay g ( e anni- Gle
11 Do. - lee Spransh 5
Ditto, 3
pursuing their avocations within the Bay of Fundy ; liance with lo
In comp og.established routine, the D m••••.0agmm••••.............r.!__......1•••.•m
EATII OF LIEUTFNANT-GENERAL Sin T. nata.„. versary of the Emperor e
' birthday fallin hf Rai. SD oo ,
th• S • 18 11 60 Lan. & Yks -
...
- . g is year sp. ca ' ', - s• al ' ''' .a.,• , .
Dutch 21A
-the Foreign Secretary of Engl,nd 11 i a
• ' CHANCELLOR annua__y _SsileS general order for clos et - •1 le dcatl vf ti • •-- f. ''. Q - .-1,-, •`_.... -; , -.,•-• I - =,e- " ',, -: '
.fir,ibli., 91, pMr al•aaean aa - a :as.
1 Dia
- actually going ; iijg -",---- •• e I,:gret to have to recon. tl ais disan- I,n n •enoeeee e to weeee. eeige.. . a,. eer Mtea,„ ,s gbt ,1
out of his way to select that very spot from among f the Accountant-General's-office fr *shed of
, gu' neer, el a sudden
which took place yesterday I man. 1 „...n
1 Ale isters are invited. r ''''Y ' ' • -al6p t al' Stckt&Dari 32
a- 32%
WearV • ", 1,-, „, 1
om the 19th tete nes at Woolwich, where he la'l2t
was coma:mac , Wilis&Soui. at! Pot. It 04%14.1105 ets 105 Pit% i
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