The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-22 00:00:00

THE SUN LONDON FRIDAY EVENING- OCTOBER 2c) 185 2.
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WINNE R of CAMBRIDGESHIRE r form Association." Nevertheless, while he avows aterling-a sum sufficient to pay the interest of the ' COURT CIRCULAR. MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS. THE SHARE MARKETS.
STAKES. I himself indisposed to countenance any such branch or debt, and provide for the other necessary expenditure. , -eees BRITISH RAILWAYS.
utisiness
done .
supplementary agitation, Mr. HUME acknowledges his We have no doubt that in a few years the local WINDSOR, OCT. 21. CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
See the " ERA" NEWSPAPER,
By " TOUCHS •
T.O-31ORROW.
in had th h
The follow g e onour of dining with her Railways. Nominal Prices. te-day.
,A BARK from the R readiness at all times to support, and to support hear- charges might also be met from the same source, d
an The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were
eLer_EG
me dos "sus
s.l .
,s?()G , "
Majesty yesterday :-The Princess of Hohenlohe Lan-
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_IGINAtL:J:ONTEABE
Also, a " SWEAK fr-om h Week tily, any member by whom it may be separstely pro- that county rates, cesses, and even the maintenance of genburg, Prince Hermann of Hohenlohe, Lady Caroline estimated at 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 American and ------7- ,
With all News of t
and Miss Barri Aberdeen 100/. paid 29 to 29% 28
posed. In speaking thus, it must be allowed, at any paupers-if any could be found under the improved ngton, the Chevalier Bunsen. and Lieut.- 1,000 Surat were taken on speculation. The mar••
Order of aIl News-agents ; or, send iiceptosstgiei•ds.taraps to Frederic
Amb., Not., Bost. & E.
Colonel Hon. F. G. Hood (commanding 3d battalion Baa pd 6 .--• 6A
Ledger, ~ Era." Office, 3, Catherine-s.ree ,
- rate, that the veteran Reformer is expressing himself system-would be numbered with the past. The Grenadier Guards). ket closed firmly. The sales comprised 6,000 Ame- June.
rican ; 150 Pernam, and Maranham, at 61-cl to 7ad ; Bir., Wolv., and Stour
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
in language of becoming consistency. Mistaken, we manner in which the present tax has been dealt with Valley ... all pd. 10% - 10%
abater as Lessee and Manager.
n Season of Mr. Benjamin W' 7 The Queen and Prince drove out in an open carriage 2,000 Egyptian, at 6il to ls sid ; and 1,500 Surat, at
Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct.,
ra.rewe THIS EVENDTG cannot but believe him to be, in altogether deprecating however, opposes a serious impediment to just legisla- yesterday afternoon. The Equerries, Lord Charles 5d to sid per lb. Railway shares were firm-
any movement late 33/. 65.8 d., 28/. pd. 6% -5% dis.
jec . uring e war, wen every pos-
in favour of the Ballot, apart from tion on the sub' t D • th h Fitzroy and Lieutenant-Colonel F. H. Seymour, at- In the produce markets this week, the principal Ditto, Chest. & Birk
The celebrated Comedy of_MONEY, by Messrs. Barry Sullivan, B. ~
Virebster, Buckstone, Leigh Murray, ,
Ilowe Lambert, and Parselle ; tended on horseback. staples have been in good demand, at fuller prices. we es 25eCens., all pd. 21% - 22%
1,1 Fitzwilliam and Mrs. Stirling. that which is carefully watched over by his own (the sible mode of obtaining money was resorted to, it was The Prince of Flohenlohe Langenburg arrived at the Ceylon and Mocha Coffees are decidedly dearer. Ditto, 20/. ... 1814 pd. 2% -2% dis.
Brist. & Exet.,loo/. pd. 100 - 102
- rAsher wpich, the successful Farce of BOX and COX, MARRIED - • .
Financial) Reform Association. Naturally enough, deemed expedient to enable parties to redeem their Castle to-day, on a visit to her Majesty.
C,aledonian ...100/. pd. 52% - 51% 51%
,ind SETTLED.
Cchorekst.&&BHaonldyelan.: aalluppda 2151 %
....- 2152%
1251a4v, ani
-To ccruclude with the Farce of THE WOMAN I ADORE. Mr. Hume would like amazingly to see the Ballot Land-tax, by transferring so much stock as would The Chevalier Bunsen arrived yesterday, on a visit to
the queen. Sugar is on the average fully 6d per cwt. higher.
ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. carried out by means of that particular society, in produce an annual amount of interest equal to the The useitil kinds of Tea ie, re largely taken. Cocoa is
up ls and Tallow, which was a little quieter, is again
Prince Albert, attended by Colonel Hon. C. B. '
THIS EVENING, Oct. 22, preference to another, that would require, in order to Land-tax previously charged, with 10 per cent. ad- in demand, as tbe shipments are not expected to come Dub. & Belf:Jct 45/.pd. 6- 5 dis.
Phieps, Colonel Hon. Charles Grey and Lieut.-Colonel Dundlk & Enruseall pd. ... -..„
will be performed USED UP. Characters by Messrs. C. Matthews, render it successful in its object, a thorough and ela- ditional, or by paying a sum of money sufficient to F. H. Seymour, drove to Eton this t'orenoon in an open forward so quickly as usual. Cotton continues in
Roxby, Baker, and Horneastie ; Misses C. Horn and 31. Oliver.
After which THE GOLDEN FLEECE. Jason, Miss Julia St. borate organization. He acknowledges this prefer- purchase such an amount of stock in the Three per Cent carriage, where the Prince laid the foundation-stone of a •
favour The Indigo sales have closed, with steady Dduenedne
je ,uPn eel.. t h.,.
.& tub
pe rd-. 7
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.... 8
LA
George ; Medea, Madame Vestris. new chapel for that parish. - ...
To conclude with (fifth time) a new Farce, called A HOUSE ence ; but, while acknowledging it, he reminds those Consols, or Three per Cent Reduced Annuities, • • support from the proprietors, who bought in largely.
OUT OF WINDOWS. Characters ay Messrs. Roxby and Baker ; who are in favour of the enterprize he himself is anxie at the price of such stock the second we k c 111 is Royal High.nedss prolceeded afterwards to Eton The public sales of Silk have been brought to a TatattoOew
glian (251. L. &
e 0 lege, and remaine to uncheon with the Rev. Dr. close. Mr. H. W. Eaton informs us that- E. and L.& D.) all pd. 4% - 5 474
airs. Maenanaara and Miss Martindale.
OM to discountenance, that he shall, in spite of this after the date of the contract. Many availed Hodgson, Provost of Eton.
-
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. predilection of his about the right way of agitating themselves of this privilege, and it is calculated that --- " The attendance of buyers has been moderate, and at Do (18/. E.& H.) all pdd.
1111 -2. 33.0,
first, little disposition to purchase was shown; but to- East. Counties ... al. p . 11 8 11% "S,
Open Ibr the Season. the question of the Ballot, tt always heartily support about one-third of tbe Land-tax, throughout-the entire A deputation on the subject of a railway from Helifax, wards the end an improved feeling was manifest, and Eastern Union, cless id-ie, , _Ol
nroprietor, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. Nova Scotia, to the New Brunswick boundary, had an more silk than usual was sold in the room. The
Do do. do. 61. pd. ...
TIII3 EVENING any member by whom it may be separately pro- kingdom has been thus redeemed. interview with Sir John Pakington yesterday. at the actually realized have been-for Tsatlees, 15s 65 to Do., do ,B.& C , ail el 6% - .4Ta
Th , powerful Drama of THE GREEN BUSHES. or a Hundred posed." So far so good. Apparently nothing can be It is now argued that there is a solemn pledge on Colonial-Office, The deputation consisted of Mr. Oli- 183 65 ; and far Taysaem, 13s 9d to 17s, including first
pei,„ late E. U. shrs., all p u
..... . A
EaSt La.neashire. ...all p 75 -76 75
Years Ago, by Madame ceieste. Miss Woclgar, Messrs. Paul Bed- veira M.P. Hon. Mr. Cunard Mr. NPGre or (Glee- ualities of each sort. Bengals have been sold currentl
ford, Honey, Emery, 0. Smith, &c. more fair or more straightforward. Yet examine the the part of the nation agaiest im • t t
posing any ea wha - govv)' M.P., Mr. Ge assie, Mr. ,Devvelfe Cochgrane, and rlt previous ranee, with the exception of the mediuryn and Bir. Junc., all pd 57 -59
To cot:elude with the Historical Drama of JACK SHEPPARD. ,
naetter a little more closely, and one becornes suddenly soever on the lands for which exem • h tb el ' "
ption as us r. Phillipps. quelities, from 12s 61 to 133 6d, which are still ne- Edith. & Glas.,loo/. pd 75 -76 76
Jade, Mrs. Keeiey ; muesein, Mr. Paul Bedford.
aware of all its speciousness. Mr. Hsnee's declaration been purchased. But this is a palpable mistake. A deputation of licensed victuallers of Colchester, glected, owing, to their ending, arisiog from their de- Edin.,Per. & Dun. 100/. 27 -28
E. & W. India Docks
simply resolves itself to this -" As a member of the The creation of the House,tax last year consisting of Mes.srs. Abbott Par etter, Miller, and tective reeling. ' Glas &S -West. 1004 ... - ...
ROYAL PRL'iCESS'S 'IIEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. ' • • ' 'I - 80% 80% 791'
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. National Parliamentary and Financial Reform Asso- would be a direct violation if such a 1 d
pe ge Bramby, had an interview willi Logrd John Manners The principal article received front China, in return Great Northn., 100/. pd s 9 4 12
yesterday, at the Office of Public Works and Buildings. for opium, is tea, of which it is calculated that, from
THIS EVENING 117%
WM be performed THE PRIMA DONNA. cters ciation, lam re ared to su or t Mr BERKELEY'S Is d b
rr.incipisail, tboabz ,
on p p PP • a een given, and yet no objection on that Mr. Deedes had an interview with Mr. Secretary the commencement of the present century up to 1844,
about 1,000,000,000 N have been sent into England. Gt. S. &W. Ireld , all p 48 -49
E.O: 1,ii,48.
BAsSt
ot ke
k. ,
troCloii
pp
141 :: ,1%
485/8
ber Messrs. Walter Lacy, Addison, and Cathcart, M ts ' annual motion in favour of the Ballot, but lam not ground was raised to the tax. Had such been the Walpole yesterday, at the Home•office. 10.0/ d 95% - 95% 95% 54 Pris
and Miss Heath. Archdeacon Bethune (Toronto) Mr. Anstruther, Dr. m .
After which, THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Princip.al charac- prepared to support any separation movement, outside case, it would have been proved to be untenable. e _ ~ . , the direct revenue accruing to the Chinese Govern- Great Westn., . p
Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 82 -84
Ryder, Meadows, J. N. ming, and Stanger, and Mr. J. neontague, had interviews yesteraay Pm•
ters by Messrs. C. Kean, W. Lacy the House of Commons, in behalf of the same most Mr. Pere, in moving the resolutions on which the with Sir John Pakington. ment from Canton exceeds annually 2,000,000 dollars Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10 -11 p
- % 85% %
Chester ; Misses Phillips, Roberts; n, Murray, and Charlotte Leclerq.
c lude with the Farce ot THE SPITALFIELDS WEAVER, on exports alone ; but this bears no proportion to in- Lane. & York., 100/. pd 85 -8o .
tnTwoeiciner. Wright will sustain his original character. desirable innovation." In other words, " I will sup- firet Redemption Act was founded, expressly declared Dispatches ssere received yesterday at the Colonial- Do. Fifths l5 pd 3% -3% dui.
direct gains arising from trade.
office from the Governors of West and South Australia, Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11 aap 3% -23 a dia.
, port in favour of the Ballot every effort that I know that " they left the question of a more equal repar- Hong Kong, Ceylon, and the Mauritius. The intercourse of America with China has been Leeds Northern, all pd 17 - 17% 17%
ASTLEY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
must fail by reason of its isolation, but I won't sup- tition of the Land-tax precisely where they found it;" strictly commercial. It commenced in 1784, and it Liv.Crsby &Sthpt. all p ... - ...
Uraparalleledand Inconceivable Feats of Daring both Equestrian and
Gymnastic, ' port a single energetic endeavour that may be likely and, after speaking of the undoubted right of Perlis- -----
FUNERAL OF THE DUKE OF has gradually increased ever since, till it has acquired Lond. & Blackw., all pd 8% -8%
London Tilbury, and
Gontinue to Amuse and Delight the Crowded Audiences of this an importance only second to that of Great Britain,
Fashionable Place of Amusement. to succeed in gaining this great desideratum ; because ment to raise a new.impost on land-adding, " that WELLINGTON. Southend 3pdl% - 2 p
Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct 100 p 104 - 105
and is destined soon to take the first rank. Tbe ex-
Triumphant Success of the Madlles. Ellsler on the Double Tight I am anxious that the Ballot, when it does come, the only thing necessary to provide, would be, that -•• lO5
Lon. & N.West.,loo/. p 119 - 119% 11914 ,
eee whose graceful and finisbed execution has 'gained for them (From Supplement 1) the London Gazette.) port of tea from Canton in United States vessels, in
Res- ed titles of Cerito and Taglioni. They appear every should come from my own favourite Association." the amount of what may have been redeemeel, should
the far-farn Earl Marshel's Office, 1, Parliament-atreet, 1843-4, of green tea was 10,131,8371bs ;of black Do. Fifths 12/. pd 2% -3% p
eye„ing, with a combination of the most brilliant Scenes in the
circle, by Native and Foreign Artistes of the first celebrity. View Mr. lelueez's argument upon this subject in any be deducted from any new impost." This places the Oct. 21, 1852.
L__on. &,.S.-Westa 10,0/. p. 89_ -90 .
tee, 4,125,5271b5, making in all, 14,257,3641b5. In Do. 10/.,M &B. (e) 1/p 1% -1% 13
89%
Dc,ors open at Half-past Six o'clock; Box-office openfrom Eleven to light you please, and it must simply and inevitably question in a correct point of view. Tne owners of Her Majesty baeitne signified her Royal pleasure that 1844.5 the export rose to 20,751,5831.1)5. The.
Do. New 50/., 42ei pa 0% - 5 due
to Four ually. the public solemnization of the funeral of Field-Marshal average annual consumption of China tea, in different, L
resolve itself to that. We regret the circumstance property on which the Land-tax has been redeemed
. the Duke of Wellington shall take place as soon as prac Done: NB,etw,n4nOisek.i.i 3, 4a/i.ippdd
158 -.....
148 dis.
e'''''"---" ------ ---- --- - deeply, because we consider it to be one deplorably would have a right to claim so much, but nothing ticable after the assembling of Parliament; ' countries, as nearly as could be ascertained, in 1847
was, in round numbers :- Man. Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 32% - 32% 32
PORTRAITS calculated to retard the accomplishment of a change more. They should be allowed for that wbich they This is to request that all Privy Councillors under the
degree of the peerage, the Vice-Chancellors, the Barons lbs. Do. Manch. & Lincoln
which, by better management, might, long before have purchased, and that may be granted with the Great Britain and Ireland - 3 dia.
OF of the Exchequer, the Justices of both Benches, Knights Midland 100/. pd 77 - 77% 77% 634
this, have been realized. It should be remembered greatest facility. Grand Cross, Knights Commanders, and Companions of British North America and West Indies 2.500,000
) we conceive, by the veteran and venerable represen- A very able pamphlet on this subject-" The
WELLINGTON AND SOULT ' ' the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, and her Ma-
jesty's Law Officers, desirous of being present in the Atistrallasial Cape of Good Hope, &c 2,500,000 Do. Bir. & Derby 1001. 43 -45
Mid. GaWt. (Ire.) 47% a. - ...
British ndia, and Eastern Islands 2,000,000
cathedral church of St Paul on the occasion will signify - ...
WITH MEMOIRS AND FAC-SIMILES OF THEIR HAND. tative of Montrose., as well as by all the other more Repeal of the Land-tax essential to an Equita-
the same to me by lett.er, addressed as abov'e, on or be- Newcas. & Carl. all pel ... - ...
WRITINGS. entlausiastie sticklers for exclusive support to the ble Adjustment of Taxation" - has recently Total in the British Empire 52,000,000 Newmarket ...100/. pd 47 -49
A PORTRAIT OF Financial Association, that it was not thus we gained appeared, being reprinted from the '. Circular tare
servetdhefo4rththoefmN. ovember next (after which no applies- United States of North America Newport, Abergaven.,
that memorable victor over the banded advocates of to Bankers." It is dedicated to the CHANCELLOR tiam can be received), in order that places may be re- Russia
d Hereford -14/ pd 3% --- 2%clis.
THE DUKE OF -WELLINGTON - y
of the EXCHEQUER, and it unquestionably gives ex• France and Colonies ... 500,000 Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 2% - 3
Protection. It was not by an association grasping Norfolk lOO/. pd 43 -45 44
15 00
TOGETHER WITH at the removal of imposts upon all kinds of foreign pression te the opinions that have already been pro- 0•0 Do. New 20/. ... 20/. p ... - ...
1,000,000 North.Coun.Un. 3%pd ... - ... dia.
THE MOST imports that the commercial system of England was mulgated by the Right Honourable Gentleman. ___ Holland and its Colonies
NORFOLK, Earl Marshal. HlDtaeannlismaenarlsk'o:wns, &c
Th e. Ge r maStaewns
Belgium 200,000 North British _JOU p 55 -36 35% 6
Nothing can more clearly show the absurdity and MEET.TITG OF CONVOCATION.
edsetnaleasnd Norway -6% dia.
SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SOULT reconstructed upon its present broad and natural --„0„-____ 500,000 Do., No. 2 6% pd ... - ...
EVER TAKEN, foundations. No !It was by a League restricting injustice of the present system than the elaborate At a private meeting, held yesterday, of some of the Spain and Portugal ••• lOO,OOO Do., %A, def....a1l pd 2 -2%
BY TV YON, its endeavours to the destruction of the duties upon tables published ,showing the amount of Land- most distinguished persons belonging to the Evangelical 50,000 Do., %B, guar. 5/. pd 1 - % dis.
one commodity-a League against the taxation upon tax charged in each County of England and Wales party in the Church, it was unanimously resolved to r,847
alcuth American States ....„ 500,000 North Stafford. 17% p 4sn -4% dia.
FOR WHICH THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES , ____ , North-Western...all pd ... - ...
corn-a League which, by wisely confining its efforts -the amount redeemed-the annual value of real
of sugar, make, in ten or twelve days a grand demonstration
IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
to the cheapening of the loaf, effected by its success P against the contemplated renewal of Convocation. A
the c N. & S.-W. Junc. 8% p 3% - 4%p.
471,4
roperty assessed to the PropertYetax, and the rate of distinguished Nwle Earl will preside on the occasion, rr.T.otal consumption in foreign countries 20,250,000
0xf.,W0r.,&W.,1001. p 48 -49
AV THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, in that direction, the consequent cheapening Land-tax per pound on such value. These will most and it is expected that tho gathering will be one of the
greatest which his over taken . - aim table does not include all countries • but since
' . I Scottish Central 100/. p 84 -86 851 sit 6 5 x.d
PRICE SIXPENCE. of beef, of timber-in short, of all those numerous forcibly point out the extent of the grievance, where In the •
connection with Church matters. Similar meetings will United S tates there are now 20,000,000 lbs Shrews. & Bin-
Scottish Midld., 100/. p 55 -57
1004 68 -72
Sun Office, Oct. 22, 1852. articles of consumption which were catalogued the average in Buckinghamshire amounts to is• lid. be forthwith held in all parts of
platiciee iknintgliciksnic:oiaiti:r: hiss • t onsumption of Tea has greatly increased.
annually consumed ; and the quantity exported from
sit do. - ... .
in the successive Tariffs of Sir ROBERT PEEL. Per the spirit which he has China by sea to all places cannot fall short of w. & Her 8/. pl% - 114 dis.
said, that Lord Derby, aware of
- pound, while in Lancashire it is less than id., or Shrewsbu. and Chester
evoked is already beginning to waver as to whether or 100,000,0001b5. England gives to China for Tea, Silk, (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 19% -20 %
HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. What enhances our regret at the course pursued in to go to smaller districts, where it is ls. lOid. in the '
Tres DAT -Morning 30 min. after 9 I Evening 13 min. atter 10
reference to the question of the Ballot by Mr. HUME P not he should persist in his intention to sanction the Sugar Candy, and Camphor, 10,000,000 dollars' worth Do. Halves all pd 9% - 10%
To-Mormow-Morning 54 min. after 10 I Evening 28 min. after I i ound in St. Paul's, Covent-garden, and still higher in restoration of Convocation. of goods, and 10,000,000 dollars in cash. America Do. Oswestry all pd 14% - 15%
N0c.r......•••••••Ar 11.•••••M0VR15F.P.,401,..•01,........l _ _ in his twofold capacity as chief of the Radical Re_ the Liberty of the Rolls, and about the eighth part of gives, besides goods, some 6,000,000 dollars in specie. Shrop. Union ...6% pd 3% -3% 5.
THE WEATHER.-SuN OFFICE, 00-remelt 22, formers and main supporter of the Financial Re_ a farthing, I-32d of a penny in Liverpool. These THE FALSE REPORTS OF THE REVIVAL With this money the Chinese purchase opium from Doci...Au,Dßa,t
the East India Company, who are the principal gain- Cl;aBcr cDenftL.lll.3.7. ... --- ... dis.
THERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. form Association, is the circumstance that precisely palpable inequalities can no longer be suffered to OF CONVOCATION.
ers by all this trade, whence they derive. a pirofit of 22%
„D.-- Soputh Devon all pd 22 -23
55-highest since noon yesterday.
at this juncture .an insidious effort is being made to exist. They imperatively demand instant attention, We are authorised to give the most unqualified con- South-Eastern 100/. pet 77 -78
48-loweet this morning and daring the night. 25 000 0
dirert the popular attention from the Ballot, by the and we have no doubt that they vsill receive it at the '
56 -this day, at noon. tradiction for the second time, to an assertion, which has , ,00 dollars a year. The English Govern- South 'Wales all pd 41% - 41% 411 e(
berm published be the Times, that it is tho intention of meat derive a revenue of 27,000,000 dollars annually S.York.& Riv. Dun 15/. 14 -15
more lukewarm advocates of the development and im- hands of the Chancellor of the EXCHEQUER.
.ofitste; consumed by all other countries, s - -
Do. Do. 5/. pd 4% - 5
Beenotawrien, 29-81-a fall of nearly half an inch since hacetrivMe apjoewsteyr'ss
oMif
enoishtveoros
attoionsa.neTtihonerothies rneovti, vaa
nl
dofnetth.cer fgruoamnttietay , people consuming more than twice tbe
yesterday. provement of the system of national representation.
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tievrael
fberri nt gh
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kniesyh dl
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heovfeJurnme
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Stirl. & Dunferm. all p ...
tock. & Har.l6/23.3d. ... - ...
Wasp W.SW.-dull mild weather, with a sprinkle ot rain The herring is trailed in the current number of the THE GRAVESEND STAR PACKET has beent the slightest foundation for such a rumour. except China and Japan.
haffainVeasleHavenl26l pad 169 - 171
in the forenoon.
Edinburgh. COMPANY. W 0 ese h and Railway _l9/. pd 2% - 274
~ n - ______ e- • ------a-- Yes !It is all now settled. The problem is fair)
unHdeerrstManadjetshtya'tsiGt
wevaesrninmceonntsheaqvueenncoenowfeamfousotlidsistinctly A dire
h wager m pated.
Vale of Neath. .17/. pd 13 - 13%
DAILY WEATHER TABLE. y 'Tho usual annual general meeting of the proprietors
solved. We need have no further anxiety upon the in this company was held on Wednesday, the 20th inst on the Stock Eichange that our contemporary was to send to Buis for the Fi p o sed
Waterfd. & Kale. all pd 7 -7%
______.oo-. ~ rman, in consequence of a Waterfd. & Lim. all d 22 -23 23%
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following The rand old Whi Quarterl has
subject. g g y found L Y,,
al the Assembl Rooms of tho Literary Institution request made by the C •t
mini tee of the Stock Ex- West Cornwall 13/. I'd 9y- it %
the ut at last and told us 11
difficulty o , a about it, and etearmer-street, Gravesend. The present meeting was -
' 111 • H ld
orning era .
hoaxed into the promulgationof the abeurdity in question.
change. It seems strange that there should be no West London ...all P 6
135 ••• .-- •••
places at Nine o'clock on Thursday morning.-The stations more numerously attended than was usual on si •
mt-
explained the remedy in a manner as sure and as ler occasions, there being no less a number present than copy of the document already here, but there is a Yk.,Neve. SL Bet 1004 69 -70 70 69 70 69%
aro arranged in order of latitude. NE IV ZEALAND COMPANY.
capitalists having received assurances from the Turkish
growing impression that the Turkish Goyernment Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 7en -7% dis. 12%
HAM:sloe-Cahn-overcast. plain as-what shall we say ?-as sure as " eggs es between 90 and 100 shareholders. _.....-...-
Uonsuls and Ministers that all was straightforward,
will recognize all that has been done, most of our Do. G.N.E.purc. 10/. p 3 -2% di& 7% Ye 'At
SouTiVairrox-Wind W., calm-rain. JA3IES HARMER, Esq., of Ingress Abbey, as chair- York &N. Mid.loo/.pd 52 - 53 51%, 21% 2
eggs," and as " plain as a pikestaff." The Edinburgh
Feudist:se enx-Wind S., light airs-overcast. man, said that he had again to congratulate them on the CZ:
IV, a,:droiteim tf!rnogni %et t7Th
i!ll:ttrato, 1 dsvetf:
PREFERENCE SHARES.
GREENW ICH-Calm-rain. publishes, in fact, a very simple subetitute for the •t* ' • ' fh • •
very gran ying posttlon o t eir affairs at the close of eew ea an ou , .
N Z 1 dH so Broad-street•buildings ;
ere they subscribed to the loan. Aberdeen all pd ... - ...
STBOOD -Wind S.W.„geutle breeze-foggy. Ballot, by the adoption of which (the substitute, not the season just terminated. He would not detain them Aglionby, M.P., in the chair.
Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. all ... - ...
Swearpox-Calm-overeast. AN upon taking his seat said that as he Stocks are very flat again, and not much is do.
The CHAIRM , . ,
the Ballot) all further agitation upon the subject may at further by uny observations of his own, but would leave mg. Bns. & Ex., 4p. ct. &It 106 - 108
LEIGHTON-Wind S E., calm-rain.
Coecitesreit-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-foggy. once be effectually dissipated. After this we shall e
the reports of the directors and auditore to tell their own had taken an active share in all the acts of the directors, Consols 100 - 1 for M
4- oney, and 1001 for Account. Do. 4p. c. Shares, 5L pd ... - ...
hem t
he thought it due to t obe there to take his share of
tale. (Cheers.) Exchequer Bills are 78s. premium. Bank Stock, Caledonian, 1 0/. 100/ p 100 - 103
YAnetotrres-Wind S., calm-foggy. I(i)ifaldtmhititsrt. _
have the Quarterly solving the problem of perpetual Mr. DOBSON, secretary to the company, read the blame, if any existed, and expressed his readiness to after being as low as 221 i, has rallied to '293. East Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 18% -19
ihe returns from the following places indicate the state of meet the shareholders heart and soul, and fully satisfy Cork and Bandon, 5%
motion ; and Blackwood squaring the circle ; and directors' report, which was to the effect that after the India Stock is worth 974 to 276.
the wind and weather on Wednesday morning at nine them in any explanation they might demand. per cent. l% p %die. - % p
Fraser finding out the clue to the longitude ; and payment of every trade account to the 30th September, The Turkish Loan has been 61, and since sto a
o'a tick 1- when the season closed, of the balance of 2,091/. Gs. Mr. HARRINGTON read the notice of the adjournment, Dundee, Per.,& Aberd.
premium. Spanish Deferred are lower, 25, et, to a. Junction all pd 6 -6%
MatidateAtt-Wind S., strong breeze-partially cloudy. Bentley informing us how to concoct the " elixir 1 Id. due upon the Jupiter (new packet), and of 2,000/. which was in order to admit of time to receive such in-
Pooee--Wind S., gentle breeze-cloudless. vitas ;" and Ainsworth disclosing the way in which the towards the construction of another new packet, the formation with respect to the accounts of the company, Mexican also rather heavy at 24-g- to I. Buenos
_Ang.s3/_loe)6 p c.sall 3 -3%,
V 4RMOIITH-W ina S.. gentle braeze-cloudless. Ayres are neglected at 77. The Swediah Loan, after De .ii.h..7sle7rct.c.a,l2l p 3% .- 3%
V' dS W gen*le breeze-partially cloudy. " (reruns potabile" may be most readily manufactured. Mars, there still remained a balance of 2,7601. 2s. 45., as the shareho ent t i , .
lders miao Wok necessary before any Do..
eleevencen-e in , ,
~ ~ . being down to a, is now -1- discount. Dutch 4 per
applicable to the payment of the usual dividend of 5 per further call be made upon them. Eastern CountiPes Ex.P, - - ...
WHITY-Wind S.. gentle breeze-overcast. According to the suggestion of the Edinburgh, all we 5_
BkLAP-Wind S.W., ca'M-oVercast, cent., and of a large sum for the maintenance and im- The minutes of the last meeting having been con- Cents. are 96 to a-, and Belgian 4i per Cents. 978. sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -2 p pm.
have to do in order to get rid of this " vexed ques- provement of the company's plant; that the cause which firmed, Cette Railway are 4,-} to 5-,t-, Antwerp, a- to a, and Do. No. 2 all pd 1% -PA p x.d Pm.
.............-........----- .
• e
lion of the Ballot is, simply to adopt the plan led to this most satisfactory result was economy in the General BRIGGS, in quoting the New Zealand Bill of Upper India, i- to a premium. China Bank, ii. to i , Do. New 6p. c. Stk. all 14% -15 14%
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Eastern Union Scrip,
now " prastised at the election of Boards of Guardiaea necessary articles for the supply of and in running tbe last session, inquired if the functions of the company Chartered Bank, I* to 1; Scottieh Bank, ito i dis-
We cannot undertake to return rejected communiea. packets, and an increased fare to the present st d d f
an ar o had ceased on the sth of July last. 3 ,-• i Guar. 6 per ct....a1l pl 7 - 17%
, count ; Victoria Docks, 4-4 to oa.
and other parochial contests in England, and, with Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p m -
...
tions. 10d. and ' .
145., an increase which was willingly adopted by c AN-They have, pace -
The Melee! pt in some reservea The English Railway Shares have been down East Lancashire, 6 per
......--........-- some small modifications and improvements, in Scot- the Steam-packet Companies plying between London and Points necessary to adjust and close accounts. din the t uar Shrs all d 9 -. 9
again about i- per cent. on the average ;an c. Q . . p %
- Gen. BRIGGS then complained of the manner in which
e e ee land." (p. 484.) No mere talk about secret voting- Gr v
a esend, and accepted by the public as reasonable; that - East & West Yorkshire
ea .;.1 • ?a& ' 2 it was notice 1 h
ab e t at the very rise of Id. from 9d. tu the company's accounts with the Canterbury Associatioa case of the Aberdeen, and one or two others rather
' Junction, sths all pd ...
4 711/, ON ''' i V. i ''---14 ;:. ' M
toe, that un-English system-in other terms the Ballot !
t 10d. in the fore cabin, without being felt by the public, had been kept. He had; however, dissected them, and more. Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% "•• •.•
ilina saf- retavj'al-e7:4,..:rea1. ) , wen a No more polling-booths .No mote broken heads ! had produced to the c I • h • f d that, at different times, no less than 96,615/. 111. The Gold Mine Shares are very brisk, especially
ompany 2,500 ~ notwit standing oun per cent. all pd 2% -3%
ea . t,, ..... - ~, e -ale neene •e- -' - l'e ' e .1
~ '''''.l:°V-. , ...6r." ,:e7-A,.,43.-Ap> N'. ..i. ~.--6 No more Six-mile Bridges ! No more political there was a decrease in the number of passengers in the Bd. of the moneye of the company had been advanced to the Australian companies. Was. & S.W. gua. 5 p.c.' „" -
„.
• en ane eg . - ~ ' - ,'n .s.k.=',- -, - ,
~,..;.- hich 10 6251 16 Gt. North. sp. c.lOO pd 1125 - 127
- 1044% ':!_iclifilt,„ 44• M ' ' ".7 ' -11-1 Z b i'' -ir treatings, or patriotic skrirnmages ! The whole
, U yr , _ - k eAson just ended, as compared with the previous one, the association,
'Di
w ther ' • s. 4d. had been re-
n v of no less than 170 500 • that finally the net profits ot ceived back; so that e was still owing 15 989/. 15s. Do. 5p c. red. sc. 100 p ... -
...
a --- L,-eeeee)e t a ea. en., " thing "isto be done as quietly as you please. the ' ' ' ' ' l h d lso found that, of the sum ' BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Great S
'outh. & West.
year had increased by more than 3,000/. (Cheers). 4( . He
.0, a so lent, the corn-
- - _ There are to be men who are to carry boxes ; and Some oi. the Proprietors having warmly ex h d itself, on the faith of the unpaid-up calls, bor-
pressed PanY a (From the Official List.) (Ireland) Bths all pd BA3 en 9% 102
ee , these boxes are, of course, to have lids ; and in the their satisfaction at the report, it was adopted by ac- one of its di
rowed 10,00.01.. from . rectors. The Canter- Bank Stock 221% 3 Gt. West. (Berk. &H.
,r-,00. , I_ -', . lamation. The auditors' re ort was then read from bury Association hadon fact, been supported by the 3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities.. 991/4 % Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd us _1 p
'0
ikl 11 rell ri 1 tag ~...v-un, lids there are to
ebe slits ; and through the slits are c • • P ' ' d 'tat of the compa I •• - 3 per Cent. Consols Anne. 100% 14 Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p 109 -- 110 110%
which it appeared that after paying the sums alluded borrowe 041 ny• n reviewing the 1031/s IA Lancashire and York-
, nase, . --' '-'5" 1/4, ' r New 314 per Cent. Anne.
to be dropped voting papers ; and the voting papers to in the directors' report, there was sufficient to pa several reports of the company, he had also found that shire, F. 20/. -6/. pol, x dia. _,
eseeee- y Long Annuities. Exp. Jan. sth, 1860 6 7-16 par
are to be left at the electors' houses ; and are then to a dividend of 5 por cent. and to leave a balance of sums owing, which had been at one time act down as Ditto 30 years, Exp., sth Jan., 1860.... 6 11-16 Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p'lsl - 154
LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1852. cash balances, had been afterwards classed as as- 174 6 5% Leeds Northern, 6 per
... _
...
be filled up, or not, at pleasure ; and are afterwards over 1,8001., appli t
cable o a further payment towards the India Stock
-ea._ construction of the new packet for the company, the sets. and so confound.ed with each other that their India Bonds 1.000/.
." _
...
to be returned to the collectors who will call for them lost while, in the last
... -....
Mr. ROME has spoken. Already, during the 1 • _ . Mars. (Great cheering.) This report was also adopted identity was .__ I _ _ report, no men- i atto under 1,0001. -
apse -and this is the substitute for the Ballot gravel with acclamation tion was at all made of them, as it was as- S.outh Sea Stock - London & Brig. guar.
of the long vacation, the country has, at ' t 1 • y ' • * •
in erva s, proposed to the people by the Edinburgh! We have The directors, auditors, treasurer, and secretary of serted that they had, by the provisions of the Act Dittto Old Annuities 99 5 per cent. ...100/. pd ... .... ...
been roused into attention by the successive voi f
ces o stripped the project of its alluring embellishments the past year were then unanimously re-elected for the of last session, devolved upon the Chief Secretary for the Consols for Account lOOl4 Do. Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/. n. - ...
some among the chiefs of the national representatives. • I ensuing year; and thanks having been voted to each of Colonies. Now, as the words,of the Act were " lands, Ease eener Bille. I aad. March June Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... - ...
but such is literally an accurate synopsis of its these parties respectively, the meeting, evidently elated hereditaments, ' he could
tenements, and . . not think the 1,000/. - ...
In this manner Lord Jour; Resseer.-the leader of
50 V.
As alread observed, therefore we re re with
character. y , g t p p pany s affairs,
the ros erous condition of the com ' • Government entitled to the assets he had d 'la d
cam e . Nunet.) sp. c. 100/. pd ... - ...
the Whigs-paid hie tribute only the oth d t
er ay o
that Mr. HUME should have chosen, precisely at the separated, the London shareholders taklng their de- d "9 000/, and, if
They amounte to - , recovered, would free Small ........... .........................
Ln. & S.W. Co.3ds. 5/. p 3% -3% p
the cause of Democracy. In this manner Mr. BRIGHT parture from Gravesend by one of the packets, placed 11 l' hi' IGN FUNDS AT ONE 0' L -
the shareholders from tela i ity.of a call. In con- PRICE OF FORE - C OCle. Lon. & En. % Sh. all pine% - 13%
t he n the most extr
very momen , w n eve avagant en- ,
-the champion of the Manchester party-offered at their service by the directors. elusion, ho would move that a committee of shareholders Brazilian Bonds
deavours are being made by the opponents of the be appointed to examine the accounts and transactions Ditto Small
rds of homage recently to the loyalty of Ire- ------- -----
some WO Ballot to deny the Reformers of the United King- of the company, and to report thereon, and that they be Do. New, 101. ...all pd 11% -12
land, and to the fervour of Catholicism. In this man- . . DISCOVERY OF OLD COINS.-Yesterdey a man ur
f nished with all necessary papers and persons. Danish 5 per Cent. - 743 p
nor Mr. Lucas-perhe s moment the most
ps at thi ,
aom the opportunity of its realizetion-we regret, we named James Holland, the Occupant of the ground floor of a Mr. BIICKLE seconded the motioa, and, in doing so, Mexican 3 per Cent
say, that the veteran Member for Montrose should house in John-street, Stepney, while in the act of cleaving a vindicated the company from the charges of fraud and Portuguese 4 per Cent 38% 4 per cent all pd %die. -% p
ecruits who have lately taken Peruvian Bonds, 1849, 6 ser Cent ...... 103
conspicuous among the r have selected this particular junctur • piece of wood which originally formed the trunk of an aged • *nst it Do., 4% per ct. 6% p yedis. - x p
e misrepresentation brought !lam by sir wm.
Spanish Bonds. 3 per Cent. - 100/. ... ,-- „..
f the Irish Brigade-has ein which to tree in the d •.11 db d' '
gar en, was astonta 6 y iscovering a collection
up their position in the van o throw cold water upon the project of Molesworth. He next explained the grounds on which
a separate of gold and silver coins of the reign of Elizabeth and James Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent 251/4 Do. Con. Brie. & Bir.,
's o onents in
thrown down the gaga of battle to hi pp ,
movement in favour of that great system, consti- las well as a silver crucifix. -"r the Canterbury Association repudiate the debt, alleging
at w Zealand Directors had . Spanish Com. Cert. Coup.not funded 3% 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 148 - 150
Sir CULLING EARD- that the see ~.„ . nusappro- Swedish Loan
the haughty letter addressed to tuting the only secure guarantee of a reall SMUGGLING.-/ esterday information was received
ner that Sir y popular of the seizure of the Dutch skip Vrow Wilhelm* prieted the public money. eines might be a question Turkish Loan, 6 per Cent., 1852 ......., 614 esA p.
Do. Leic. &Swanning.
LEY. Moreover, it was in this man or nationtsl representation. ma, De d shareholders Belgian Bonds, 4% per Cent
between the directors an of the com- 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p „. ._
...
Koning master, of Rotterdam. Mr. Smithe, tide surveyor,
JAMES GRAHAM-the undisputed chieftain of those who having had his suspicions excited, went on board, with Pony ; d oth'
but, in his opinion, ha n ing to do with the Dutch Excha., 2% per Cent., 12 Gull. 64an Do. Pref., 4a p.c. 5/. p par -% p
--
- ----
---
- - - --- -- money lent, which was, in fact, not public mote_ Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates 96% 6 Norfolk Exten... all pd 22 -23
were once called Peelites, but now are more aptly de- other officers, and instituted a strict search, when 70Ibs of y at all.
It is now ver enerall adm d
y g y itte that an equitable manufactured tobacco, 37Ibs of cigars, and a cask of Roland The repudiation was tbe doing of Mr. Edward Gibbon - Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 5% _ 6
eignated Liberal Cianservatives-spread his banner to QUARTER TO THREE. Do. W.Val. 5 p.c. all p 1% - 2 1 'e* a
d. stment of taxation is indis usable th t
pea,. no Ma- more
, were found concealed, and on a further s h i•
3 Id 5 wever, suggest for the c
earc 241bs of cigars Wakefield. He wou , o
the winds at Carlisle, and openly proclairned the exact aPI ' were discovered, making a total of 61Ib f• - " • • h urns received b ese °ln- North British 100/. pd 93 -95
s o cigars.- matee an inquiry into te s y r. Wake- Consols •.. •• ••• • 100ae lee'
nistry can hope to retain office, unless determined t Information has also been ' North Stafford....all pd ... _
....
tendency, as well as the preciee character of his most o . , received of the seizure of the Nor- field and the 'Wakefield family, the sums duo to the Ditto Account. Nov. 13 ... ... 100aa lA,
place the fiscal affairs of the country upon a satisfa wegian schooner lirda, Lockster master arrived at • Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/.
Shields, shareholders by their own company; and into the history
fervently cherished principles. As if to demonstrate - • c' from Christiansand, with f • ' 6 per cent....100/.pd ... .......
- - -
dation. " Protection," in an sha e a cargo o timber. Mr. Key, the e db• li• hh d suddenly disappeared f
the fact, that Ministers were no less active and vigi- tory foun 3' p or tide surveyor, on eiearching her found 981bs of tobacco and o that e.es lc a rom their EXTENSIVE FRAUDS IN LAW OFFIOES.-The Lord Ditto ditto ... 6/. pd 2% -2% p
•n the rece.s the Pi ht
lant duri g „, e g Hon. Gentleman, form, has been virtually abandoned, and there is no 4lbs of cigars secreted amongst the cargo. Mr. Jacob Knud-
son (mate), and Ole Schielderup and Niel Peterson (seamen), accounts.
'The CHA.IRMA.N having put the resol ' •
talon, it was Chancellor has directed an inquiry into a series of frauds, of Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 11% - 11%
an extensive nature, upon the " Fee Fund" of the suitors Shrews. & Ches. (N.W.
the Presiden!: of the Board of Trade, seized the ear- f rson with sufficient 'nfl
chance o any pe i uence to having admitted that the contraband goods belonged t th
o em, unanimously carried. of the Court of Chancery, which are alleged to have been Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% -18 ".
iie3t opportunity that would present itself under the cir- d avoid " a count o " were taken into custod and lod ed in 1 a appointed.
obtain a House, an ut, . . y g gao , and a report The committee was the , perpetrated. Do. 5 per cent.lol pd %-1% p
made ot the circumstance to the Board of CuAoms. t t
Some explanation with respea o a proposal of the South Devon all pd 15% - 16% 15%
y ffort to resuscitate a corn law - EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE.-Another meritorious
curnstances, by means of which Mr. HENLEY has making' an- e PUBLIC DINNER TO MR. DIGBY S M
Ey moult, .p.- Canterbury Association, to refer the matters in dispute Do. New 1% pd %dia. - ear
submitted to the judgment of the coramunity, a sort of dut on articles of rimer
or to impose a y P yOn Wednesday a public dinner was given to Mr. Digby Sey- to an arbitration, but which was refused by the come attempt to supply the intellectual wants of the young clerks,
St.-Est. (Reading An-
eanY, mechanics, and shopmen in the city, has been made by the •ta )ILOs6d :d 25% - 25%
lbmentary.minifesto to the one issued some time necessity. The stale pretext of the charge f the re resentatives for the bor
mour, one o p . ough of Sunder- followed. establishment of an educational institute at 58, Aldersgate- nui les ... •
100/1 -- ...
SUpp ,i‘. land at the Lyceum-hall in Lambtora-street, by about 160 The meetitg was then adjourned until the committe Do., 4% p c •P -
ises lately occupied as a medical school. It is
Sth. York. 4p c gd. all 19 -- 20
back, from hist retreat at Hu henden Man
g or, by the being made for " purposes of revenue and not of -' • • • • '
of his political friends in the town, in testimony of their sym- should be reedy to repor ,
t snd a vote of thank "
a was given
e street, the prem f 1 .
proposed by its founders to orm c asses for teaching the
Stock. SL Hart gd. 5 p c
P• ht Hon. Gentleman,
aig the CHANCELLOR of the Ex- Protection," is not available, nor will it be attempted. pathy with his principles, and to commemorate his recent
election. to the chairnian. whole branches of knowledge, including the living and dead until July 1,1856, all p ... -- •••
ble therefore that • Somethin however must be done The Pro ert
CHEQUER. It is but reasona , ,
while
g, , . p y
The Lord Mayor left London this morning ------------------1- languages, music, and chemistry, for sums so trifling as to
Waterford& Kilkenny,
the leaders of the various divisions in the Commons and Income-tax will expire on the sth of April a visit to his native town, Bury St. Edmund's, havin-
e 117. THE DURE's FUNERAL.-The shopkeepers of the bemewntitOifillatnhgeua
regt hwoiflliiintr
(sitoltibt
be
he very poorest. The depart-
perfect, for the French 6 per cent. _
33013/;lpd ye ;a dia.
1 101 - -- 103 •
have beer, thus addressing thernseives directly to the next, and it cannot possibly be renewed in itB preSent cepht:ll. ttlilee, iita,:iteotgfotltlll:yor. of that ancient beroti'gh to Strand. and ether large_ striegptaliszt
attli).,
itihe funeral class is to be conducted by Monsr. Delille, the Greek and Yisrok, Nelz.o& L
ppd 5s _
58
mere watchful branches of the population, the Father unequal and oppressive form. The subject cannot tahe shgeriffs of Longon and Mid
adylesinext,haeh(TruailndhomaT,ear
t which
uprechestshmen oclinhceeslatoeflimuakking
a rich harvest, by piftet?.nl agt i
on g Lati n by the Rev. Dr. Lowe, and the Germano by Professor York &N. Midland H.
of the p° e Ai
P Charles Ohly, the talented Lo don corre p ndent of the Red B Purch. 10/. pd p % p
modation of si
of the House should at last, himself, be heard by possibly be evaded, but must be fairly grappled witb. resident gentry,, will be present. their seeps aid rooms for thehiace
Thoematre is prepari ght-seers. eV/ger/seine Zeitung, and the author of the clever Sketches - . South-Eastern, 4% per cent.' Ile.
those who recogn;ze in him the most consiatent, and The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER has promised BUTCHERS HARITABLE
.IN?TITUTION. - The A tratserian near the Adelp
ci,
s t seats, similar to It to
.fur- of Modern English Literature in that influential journal.
twenty-fourth anniversary of this institution was held yes- nish is shop with four row ose is, LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.
to give relief to the agriculturist. He ia-so far as than five guineas f a The institution deserves every encouragement. and it is to be
the most venerable of living Reformers. terday evening at Freemasons' Tavern. The chair was occu- theatre, asking no less a sum , or one seat hoped the advantages it offers to the younger portion of the ' Leasing
Our satisfaction, we need scarcely say, the pled es of • • • •
is at all g a private individual can be binding on pied by Sir J. V. Shelley, Bart., M.P., who was supported by in the first rot, three for the next, two for the third d
B'd th' • ' alle community will not be overlooked. Railways. 'Companies. Nming Prices. Buainen
times, cordial when listening to the pithy and sug- binet Mini
aCa ster-pledged to remove several griev- the president of the in.stitution, Mr. J. Sharp, and Mr. C. inea and a half for the last. esi es is he is fittina
one gufi
fi
sAt nearly every oth h - CRICKET.-The " wind-up " match of the Poplar ,----. to-day.
---______
er s op
ances to which he ha Pearson, the City solicitor. There were about 200 gentle up his rst and second oor .
d d Club, on Tuesday, the greatest part of which was played in Bde se Hitch., all p Lon•&N.W .., -
...
geetive remarks addressed at intervals by JOSEPH son many occasions eloquently me, present, including many of the leading m b - the same exorbitant price is deman e .
em ers of the
directed the legislative attention ; and we believe that trade. THE Dente OF WELLINGTON.-PROPOSED PUBLIC 11Gt Westn 2 ta
the midst of a dense fog produced these results :-Mr. Bur- Bine, qxt., gua. a , . . 9 _ 30%
HOME to the Liberal clasa of politiciane throughout rell's side 43; Mr. Bundock's side 39. Thus Mr. Burrell won Do. without, all ie Do.
preliminary meeting 29 -.30
the United Kin d be will try to do so, that on his part th .1 CORN TRADE.-A meeting of merchants and others INsTITUTION.--Last evening a was held b •
ere wi I be Y 4 runs on the one innings. In the single match the one Bir.Wolv. & Dud.e
for the purpose, as expressed •
g otn. 'Whatever may be the purport uestion was held at Jack'
of those remarks, we • none of the petty trickery, or paltry e • • interested in the metage q , s Coffee- at the Freetntsons' Tavern, , , ide ti th '• ln side made 8, the other not 1. The members of this club are guar all IA Do.
th •
may, in eir regard, rest perfectly quivocation for house, in Mark-lane, yesterday, when a committee was the advertisenent, of taking into cons ra on e propriety all engaged, more or 1 • h ler
ess, in t e este ishments of Messrs. Do. without,all P Do.
conflient of Ala, at, lea.,t, eareel- ' t h d•
y, tua t ey are lc- f hia
which some o predecessors obtained a painful formed for the purpose of representing the views of the mem- of erecting a permanent m rial of the nation's , -
eine eratitude G„ • • I
eta and Means. Mare, the great ship-builders. Buckinghash. all p Lon. &N.W 108 - 110
in honour of the Duke of Wellintgton. Only about half a
tated in every syllable b h • notoriety. bere of the corn trade upon this subject to the Common DAY.- Clydsdale Jc., all pCaledonian 52 -55
yt e purest motives, that Council, with whom rests the power of' redressing the griev- dozen persona besides the repor ers,dwAeire pgesent. S. p, SERIOUS FIRE IN DRURY-LANE.-(THis
a ver E. Lin., a. 6 er,
in other words, they are the utterance of a really con- One of the subjects to which while in opposition ances complained of. Bilton, Esq., Barrister, presided, an r. Tommey, who This morning at a few minutes prst 7 o'clock, a fire of y gu P
• tioua conviction. Sone t. • •
scien e limes, it is true, there el'
- th right Honourable Gentleman repeatedly alluded, EAST SURREY REGISTRATION.-Sir W. B. Riddell, acted as hon. secretary, read a prospec.
tu.tion for the relief . • tus of a pro osed ' •
, n P inst.. serious character, and attended with a great destriec
of non-comaussionea omcers, soldiers, property, broke out in the premises of Messrs. WI son
tion of cent 100apeiGt.Northn. 147 - 149
i a d
n Gloucest. & Dean
ongst iis
may be some am . , Radical Reforme ,
rs who fair assessment of the Land-tax and t
was the un , he enor- the revising barrister, held his court yesterday at the French
Horn and Half Moon, Wandsworth. Mr. Corner and Mr. sailors, and marines, and their 7 d d
i ows an orphans • and Son wh 1 1 ' d ••t rchant, No 37 Drury-lane. Forest
a , 0 esa e wine an spin me all pd Gt Wastrn. 32% -83
c tit. TT rdens thereby imposed on certain parts of the Jeans a f the desirabilit f '
series of resolations, expressly y such an he flames originated from some unexp a
1 ned cause, in the Hartlepl. Dk. & Yk. N .
differ in opinion -rom . ...WAR : but al e°
ied It was 1 ° rir I and ot er s mite aew .13 ew.
"'
mous bu ttended, as before, on behalf of the East Surrey Re- h • • R' - I -*"
ways-under institution, were proposed and carr . . so resolved ower floor, in which a vast stock of brandy . .
.1) i ....all pd & erw.
ry criamstanee ho to its original constitution
ny tind elc, - , wever much we may country. According , no- form A.sociation •Mr Bur on and Mr James for the Free- in promotion of this object. were deposited. The latter being of such an easily ignitable Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N 113 - 115
to hold a public meeting
trade la' • ta ' S • gMB tt t bh lf • 56% - 57%
een hie views-always we rnuet res • th. Id be more equitable or impartial, and the of
the
_zstra Km ociey. . r a was presen on a a character, caused the flames to spread with the rapidity of Do. Halveseall p Do.
OF MILITIA.-Yeaterday a
t lawn t at), • pect him• Mg COU e servatives. No point arose during the proceedings MIDDLESE I?
X ....EGIMENT lightning, and on one of the casks of spirits becoming fired Do. Quarts., all p Do.
• that iniplicit reliance in the veteran member 1 Act 4 Wm. & Mary, cap. 1, might at the present day of sufficient importance to require a report, and the only fact notice was issued even the Middlesex Militia-OEu, Palace-
it burst with a noise like tho discharge of a gun. The en- Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern l4 - 14%
Tilers) is te he mentioned 11 ersons who had volun-
was the circumstance that the whole of the yard, Westminster, calling upon a p . . 26%
that the roost earnest, and not 1 1 b 1t d model for an extended system of gines of the brewhouse close by promptly attended, as well Do. Prefeeall pd Do. -
for Montrose, on y the 1 eseec e as a objectiona served on behalf of the Conservatives turned out teered, or who bad received the bounty-monee, to take notice as several of the I ondon Brigade and West of England office Lowestoft gua. 4
.
but ever: the most crochett
, y, advocate direct taxation. Property of every description-real to be informal, and cense( uentl the arties u n whom the that the first meeting for the purpose of being drilled and . ' ' flames had assumed . " ( 18% - 19%
Norfalk
most earnest, r.
1 Y P po Y The firemen then found that the such a er cent...all pd
United leingdom, nrust respect th or Personal-was rendered liable to contribute its pro• had been served could not be called upon to prove their qua. trained of the East Middlesex Regiment of Militia, was fixed f arf l h thin short of the destructio fDP p
e u aspect,
‘: at no t , 11 p Do. - •••
of Reform in tbe 1
6:
t,
b. e . _ . 1
i. .. . hhcation, and all their names were retained upon the list, to take Place on Tuesday next, the 26th inst., at Hampstead gaud the coach factor fn o o.
6- . ct, a L &svo 3 _B%
ave. grAdea --ne e is conclusions. portion to the liquidation of the nations ialnlitees, THE c , tates that all person 8 who hare Mesere. Wilson s proper ), y o Mr. Manch. Bu2etc, { 'es M. .i.
feelings which h . HANCELLORSIIIP OF TkiE UNIVERSITY OF Heath. The notice furtaer s a b td '
-acre, coul a expec e . The en in
g es, & Matlck, ote p
f th•s v •
repression o i e ening, will be and the maintenance of the National Establishments.
tOheseoite.-At two o'clock yesterday the heads of colleges of received the bounty-money and who jail to att end on tbe Kesterton in Long
diately Fetto w k d '
Elsewhere, in our i - . . e
Un b e menti d (except through illness), will subject however, were idmmeb or ,an copions streams Middlesbr' & Red-
markable communication, in Even if in idle and un roductive iversity of Oxford, preceded by the Vice-Chancellor day aov - one td ov
Han n e er the premises ; but in •t all p Stktn&Dar ... -.„
observed a somewhat re f . I suffered to rema p , the Rev. Dr. Plumptre ; Dr. Gaisford, Dean of Christ Church ; themselves to a fine of 201., and in default of pay merit to six orhivcterthweewr'eork of destruction continued, and inde espdt eof
m?dairo,(6l. p:re.,
Pdt ,all p alidland - 109
the course of which Mr. HUME re ers, in c ear and through the caprice or timidity of its owner, it did tilaeofoul; Pro•Vice-Chancellors, the Warden of Wadham Col- calendar months' imprisonmeilstad
thhaartdilah our in flats Novf the damage done to the premises in which the) ndisZ2 N. & E., sln •
c., all E. C.,osTuirs 64 -66
resolute terms, to the more imperative requirements not thereby escape the responsibility-being charge- tetfor'cetsteerrgoelsliedent of St. John's College, the Provost of House of Correction. It. is un
ufficient numbern
oanvoost of th e commenced, serious injuvry was done to the house of Mr. Prestn. es, Wyra. 1 Tl,l „ ,1•• ... .-- ...
f Na- able with oos C ge, and Warden of Merton ;as also the two Parishes of' the metropolis a.s f lunteers Greig, writing master, No. 36, Drurv-lane ; and also to the all paid Sz a• " 1
of the age in negard to reforms in the system o _ .
per 100/. on the capitalized value. senior proctors, the Rev. Mr. Lake of Baliol, and the Rev. have been raised, thus rendering recourse to the ballot highly • - shop connected with Mr K t ' Intt
painter s . es erton s coach factory iO, Halves, A,
el aim of this com- It was to all intent Mr. Pritchard, of Cor '' • ' improbable. 100/. pd Do. - ••• P
tional Representation. The principe s and purposes a "Property " tax
tt t f 11 pus Christi, attended at Downing- in Long-acre. The firemen by dint of great perseverance
Z 111 1004 Gt.Northn. 148 - 150
tion of of the most unexc • s ree , o orma y announce to Lord Derby, by the vote of THE ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER AT .BETHNJ .L. got the fire subdued ;abut the total loss, it is feared, • ' B •-... --1"
will reach oy. 148 -- 150
vnunication, as we understand it, is the depreca . . eptionable description. the House of Convoc ' • 11 Do.
C he Ballot-of It is singular that if an University, in the room
anon his election as Chancellor of the Garman-Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. Baker, the corn. ner to nearly 2,000/. Fortunately, with th ' f M Do. ,F. eep.Ex.,a
e exception o r.
SW: lath. as Goole,
any separate movement in favour es, t. Act were now passed, simi- „ . of the late Duke of Wellington. resumed and concluded an inquiry at the Bloomer beer-sh op, Greig, the sufferers were insured.
1 h
rtotat of 4 Will. Ihe deputation was attended by a large bod of the el oad, respecting the .. sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks .. - ...
favour of it a and al y , ergy, Abbey-street, Bethnsd-green-rh
.t death or ffdeli 9% p INlrM•Clean 34, -IA dia.
any distinct movement, that is to say, in ) , p, e . area granting an equal and introduced to his lordship 'h• n • THE COLONY OF NATAL.-According to private .a. •1
S St'
f Parliamen- P u
oun age .a..e 01 4s. in tee in is official room. The cere- Ann Yates, aged 40 years, w o, i was alleged, had d ied letters received in Southampton from Natal by the last Car a Wear Val. 6 p c., all Stckt& Dar SO .-- 31
apart from the comprehensive scheme o , , s -, pound on all real and per- y
moi, , which was merely of a formal nature previous to the from the ill-use d violence of a brickinaker
ge an , netned Cle as• mail, it appears that frost hes done much damage to agricul- Ditto ditto, all p Do. ,". - ... , 80% %
.31 Be. agnal propert,y, is would produce b . 1 installatioe, haying been conel • diet of-4'
Wed the de utatien with- Stretton. The •
goy innovatien kept in view by the " Finanol
~ a out 452,000,0001. d , p • . jury returned a ver „ Feund dead. in tural pwspecta in that colony. liatit /Wens NA*, NV eareeitelQs r. 146 1
; . WI, • bed, leaywg 1144 from diama ef the logs. .