The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-03 00:00:00

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THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY
HE RE IVI
EVENT I Nsi7rA
itkijKlTzTl.s. 'Sr
HER MAJESTY'S TnEATRE- argument beyond the reach of contradiction. At or to rescue such infamous offenders from the punish-
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GLASGOW. Fifth Night of the new Ballet ZELIE.
Marylebaiie it will be perceived with profound satis- ntent they have so eminently deserved.
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THIS EVENING,
BRITISR RAILWAYS.
-6- Gentlemen,
faction that no contest whatever will take place, the
In our advertising columns will be found an .
Parliament has been dissolved this day, and I am no longer your
LA PROVA D'UN OPERA
having resolved unanimously to return
Business done
Ivor Calzolari ; Gal- constituents
representative. - I have now had -thehonour of being one ef Year Will be performed Greceo's celebratesdEOßpa Bahl,
address of Mr. J. MACGREGOR to the electors Railways. Nominal Prices.
Corilla, Madame De la Grange; Fedeeice• Sr Lablache.
te-•day.
Members tor about five years, and during the six Sessions' which 1
tette, Signor F. Lablache ; Carepenore, both their former Representatives, and this, more-
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have taken place. in that p.eriod, I submit to your good sense, impar-
To be preceeded by a selection of Glasgow, in which he solicits a recur- Aberdeen ...... 100/npaid 28% to 283% 27-------
ti,J ity, arid justice, how tar ave pp
I h su orted those p
mbers incurring any expense
Xi 3i
rincipi.es ot re- 1
iteieua and political liberty, which, I declared publicly in Glasgowc; RAMIDE. 's Opera of SEMI-
, over, without the Me
rence of their confidence. Mr. MACGREGOR en- Amb., Not., Bost. &E.
ei the last election, to be those which I would advocate and vot Between the Oper '
whatever-a tribute to those two distinguished Mem-
Louise Fleury.
a a DIVERT'SSEmENZ
June.
in which will b
a detailed exposition of the views 67a
_ , represented a Grand Pas by Medd •
ne entirely new Ballet,
,ters into
for.
Bir Wope., and Stour
I have endeavoured, by speaking, writing, and voting, to sup%ort
To oonclude with a froSmtgEneossini
t ntertain, and which h h f "th "
e as so ai - all pd.
motion in the House of Commons for the Extension of the e- composed by M. Gosselin. teee Poem - .
e continues o e
Valley ... 10% -- 11%
every
,et Nadeau], entiraea
by M. St. George% the music hers, honourable not merely to themselves, but also
to the entire body of their supporters. At Lambeth, n
preseutationsof the People in Parliament ;
2-,,,,b-r.' ; • l'Amour et la Magic.
fully and unflinchingly maintained during his pos- Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct.,
the Ballot I have always voted for
. .
moreover, it appears probable that the former re-
b enabled to walk of a seat 'in the Imperial Legiss late 33/. 69.8 d., 26/. pd. 10% -10 d.
Ditto, Chest. & Birk.,
e uttrouu . elm. Di Mattia and Durand.
In my address to you of the Bth April last, I stated so far ~y, madm. .'""” _--,-; at°ousa' ti, Manes. Rosa, Esper, Lamoureux,
entary '-'
presentatives will now e ie
in detail my opiaions on the questions of "liam tion AlleKrinl, Louise Fleurfe 'stall , and Tickets to be made at the Box-
on the most v‘ ital questions of policy. 50/. & 25/. Cons., all pd. 18% -19
Refbrin,-on the more equitable distribution of the taxa . ,
lature,
-on Civil
ads Haymarket.
over the course without opposition, Mr. HARVEY session
and more economical expenditure of the Revenues, Applications for Demee, -- e-
. Office, opera Coionn
A rusal of this address will repay the trouble, for
and Religious Disabilities -on Reforms in the Law,-anu ... -_ __t for 'a limited n.umber of nights has been made
having, at the advice of his medical attendants, with- -Pe Brist. & Exet.,loo/. pd, 99
- 101
on various public questions, that i
't might be deemed gu.
.4.-I.l.engagemeee..EEyES, who will make his first appearance on
aledonian ...1001. pd. 433%
with Ur. SIMS it llinrs Opera, I Puritan'.
it may almost be pronounced " a True Reformer's
41
Luther
drawn his name at the last hour from the list of those CDitto, ditto ... 171/4 pd. ... _
...
- • % 44% % 44
pertluous for me, now, to recapitulate those details f e,_ in Be
eueso-ity next,
Manual." There will be, we believe, to a certainty, Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 22% -23
than to say that, if you do me the honour again to elect me
ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN. to be put in nomination. Another Liberal candidate
' e ntest for the representation of the great metropolis Cork Ss Bandon, all pd 16ie ~
as your Representative, I will continue my humble, but ear-
.-- it % x.n etal
R°ltAtxtraordinary Combination of Talent.
Dub. & Belf. Jct. 451. pd. 8 A
nest and constant exertions for obtaining, at least, the same Exton-
THIS EVENING, Mr. AYRTON, threatens to come forward to share in -co - 6 d.
s ion of Parliamentary Reforms as I voted for, every session, with
Will be presented Dolaizettrs Opera,
of western Scotland ; but we confidently trust that Dundlk & Ennis., all pd.
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the support previously divided between Sir WILLIAM -
Dundee,Perth, & Aber-
Mr. Hume, during the time I have been one ot your Members in
L'ELISIR D'AMORE.
the Hone of Commons-but in all which we have been defeated,
and MT. GEORGE THOMPSON. At Westminster, the citizens of Glasgow will not forget the honesty
dean Junc.
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on every division, by the late Government coalescing with the party Aania, Macille. Angialina. Bosio; Gianetta, Madlle Cotti ; Ne-
ore, igner Bartollni , Dulcamara, , • d•d t • tt t•
of purpose an in us nous a en ion to his duties Ditto, New ... all pd.
now in power.
merino,
again, the agitation is likely to be yet greater. Mr.
e will also continue my efforts to abolish the xclse on Paper, and signor Ronconi.
t Anglian (251. L. & ''' - '''
Signor Galvam; Bele S' .•
which have ever honourably distinguished Mr. MAC- Eas
After which the Grand Act of Meyerbeer's Opera, ; CLAY
LUSHINGTON'S withdrawal from the constituen
CY GREGOR, and that they will once again elect him to DEo.(airsidi.LE..&s,DH ))laollOptdp. 3 7
all other Taxes on Knowledge. I voted against:ail those taxes, and
. ROBERTO IL DIAVOLO.
4•Os -4% 434
againsteelep additional quoit attempted, in 1848,
Composer, Director of Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. • has called before the electors, not merely a Liberal %, -3%
tei MaYnooth, anti
on the Mgr we defeated the Government. Irepeat thatl will vote
the proud position he previously xnaintained-a fitting East. Counties 20e pd. 10% 1
far a total Repeal of the whole of the Grants to that Seminary • not The performances commence at Eight o'clock precisely.
reward for his past services, and a pledge that their - 05/8 10% ea
Eastern Union, class A,
from any sentiment of intolerance, but on the ground that I eerisider Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit maY be bade_ (.foropthee like Sir JOHN SHELLEY, but a Ministeriatio, like
, own and the national interests will have a true-
Do., do., B. & C., all pd. ..ii - -
Dloa.te Edo..U.
dshrs.,
6aill pdd, 758
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it, in the first place, as unchristian and unprincipled Ie Night or Season), at the Box-office of the Theatre,
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grant any part of tae-- general revenue to PaY fohr from Eleven till Five o'clock ; and of the principal wlibhirahrianiss and Lord MAIDSTONE, and a certain Mr. Come:Glare
who acknowledges to have been associated rather
ommons ouse of O. .p .
the instruction qj men who are afterwards to S°,. Ili; musicsellers.
hearted and able champion in the C H
EaeL Lancashire, all pd
teaching dectrines, which"' the great majoritY °*ot• an
nd Bir. Junc. all pd ss/e
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. more frequently than is commendable w•th th '
i ebe Parliament.
5189%4
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6220534 19% %
people of the United Kingdom. believe to be thosehich has
lievers and advocates of French Socialism. It is ear-
ear. B, Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old urompton.
Do. New Quar., all pd .
Hierarchical Church, the spiritual policy and practice °I eevvita true
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always been, and • continues to be, incompatible - THIS EVENING,
TI-1E FRENCH REPUBLIC. E. &W. India Docks - - •••
. asons circu-
A new Comic Drama, in five acts, entitled
and independent religious freedom. For the sane- neatly to be hoped that the electors of Westminster,
lated I will resist and vote against every axe, in or er THE FOUNDLINGS.
Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howe ; by rejecting the Derbyite MAIDSTONE and the friend Ea. &W. Yk. Jr', -
ce all p _
... COX
Bishop of Rome has made, or wi11.7 nituthority over
and Miss
Mrs. Fitzwilliara, Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs. Leigh Murray, 0 e
t the Parisian Socialiste Mr. CONINGHAM, will re- „ie.--
We have receivel the Paris journals of yesterday Edinb.'& Glas.,loo/ nd e••-'
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attemrept . that tdhe
to establish either Spiritual or Temper- e' British Empire
the Territories or Subjects of the Queen of th
-7
Edin.,Per.& Dun. 100/. 24 - 241
ii
• Nor must we overlook the example aft' rsted by the fact, that vh'lng•
eneuswas sanctified at To be followed by a new petite Comedy, called a NOVEL EX- 4.
tarn Sir JOHN SHELLEY by a considerabl *
e Inkl ority The Patric has the followin t f .
g accoun o the con- Glas. & S.-West.,looLp
the re-establishment of Despotism i civr---rane b the ArchbishoP PEDIENT.
Great Northn 100/ - - - -
After which KEELEY WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE. as the most appropriate colleague of S• D LacY spiracy, the discovery of which we announ d • ~ .pd 90 - 90% 90
ir B ce in yes- Do. %s. A Stk 100/
e • P 52 -54 52
Rome by the Pope, and pompously connsecra-
je t e C 3trie dr 1 of Notre
ha e a
To conclude with JOHN JONES.
suc- terday's impression :-
Do. B Stock, 100/ d
of Paris and the Romish Priesthood - '
EVANS, and the most judiciou 1
s y-selected
• P 125 - 127
Dame. ,
the ' great ameliorations THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPIII.
' A cons iracy against the safet of the t b : Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p
sung
cessor of Mr. CHARLES LCSRINGTON. Instead of ' p y s•ate eels Just 44% - 45%
With respect to Ireland, riotwithstan I f pinion that its
try•, am 0 0
Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. , been discovered in Paris. Thirteen individ 111 Great Westn., 100/ pd
ua s, a bay-
made in the adminiStration of that °eel.'
et ntll the most searching inquiry THIS EVENING,
Alderman lIIIMPHERY, South k 'll have Le • '1 t• • 98% - 98% 99% 99
tranquillity will never be perneelie-- u eablishment in Ireland, and a Will be performed SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul war wi mg re a ions with the refugees in London, were arrested Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 84 4 81"
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be made into theChnrch of England Es
_, to the application of its Tithes and Bedford, Wright, Hughes, 0. Smith, Worrell, Emery ; Misses Ellen select either Mr. PELLATT or Mr S LL as the yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon by MM. Balestrino Do•Thirds,lll.l3.4 pd 10
• COVE
% - 11% p Pm
conateete reform be effected a.•
.t n Church Rates ought to be exacted Cha lin K. Fitzwilliam and Mrs. Keeley.
11 N e commissari f poli Lane &Yo
Liberal colleague of Sir w ealoLis- an- 1133 , es o ce. The arrests took • rk., 100/. pd 83% - 83% 84% %
Revenues. I also consider th-- - o fr but those who PaY Alter' ili;h Extr
ast, not om any which, a dev new avaganza, called MEPHISTO-
ILLI.I3I Do., Quarters all pd
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i• place in an isolated house in the Rue de la Reiee
in the 13'
nited Kingdom--et :seam
ents on themselves, as members PHELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilllani, and Miss A G •Is
WORTH. t reenwice sou-
,on the contrary, a- - Blanche, near the Barriare de Fontainbl Do., Fifths .... 14/ •
.. -pd 4 -3% die.
them bY voluntary P.tr,Lsh Woolgar.
eau. At the Do W.R'd IT
Of tile Clllirch °I Engl-d.Bill carried against us by tlae present Go- To conclude with SLASHER AND CRASHER. han
tary Derbyite is opposed t less t moment when the police agents went to the st th ~ 1 • nn. 11%p 3_ 2% die.
We have had a militii'
.e, expensive experiment, that will tend to
0 nO po e eon- Leeds Northern 11 p 17 L. 18%
venunent. It will blenne citizens. I spoke and, in every initance, ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. four Liberal candidates, •1 d' th
inc umg e two last spirators were occupied in manufacturing out of gas pi es LiV.CrSb 'a- d - - -18
%`
P Y & Sthist. all p
make bad soldiers at"' - - Under the Management of 111f:C. Kean. '
'kin ' tted to a species of shells of a calibre of from eight t '
o nine cen- Lond. & Black 11 •••
- ..•
voted against it. web, since 1840; has had my constant at- , THIS EVENING, representatives. At present there are sue-i timetres in diameter, slightly bent at one of th W., apdB% - 834,
Free 'wade, 'ler perfectly safe; but we. must carry it out Will be performed a new and original Play, in five acts, by the the electors fth •t
o eciy of London merely the names
plugged with a band of stout canvas covered with tar.
e ends, and Lon,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 107% _ 108% 107% 108
tention, I coast. ..
laiu be ,no duties on timber, no restrictioas author of The Wife's Secret, entitled THE TRIAL OF LOVE. Prin- ~. Lon. & N.West ,100/ P 1 0 - 130% 130% 131 130%
ls Sir JAMES Ten of these tubes, each capable of centaining anu b Do. Quarte •'- • - 3 32
so that there manning, equipping, or victualling British cipal characters by Messrs. C. Kean, Ryder, Graham Meadow 0' the four last Members-three Libera ,
mer r5...20/. pd 6% -7% P
whatever in en emend be relieved from the Light Dues, Cathcart, Everett, and Wheatlei hl Mi M hall 'd M s'
g ,as ars ,an rs. C. II ' T a T El a small balls, were found cora 1t 1 6 • A Q
ROTIISCHIL , . . pe e y enishee. e,eareh Do. Fifths ...... 12/. pd 5-5% P
Shipping, ate • e Insurances, and all Shipping Stamps as le
, San. aJUKE, .T.,Oru 00FIN RuseELL, an aron
d B having been . Immediately made at th • 3%
eternise c'" e ees where there are no Stamps, and where the
f Mr. e residences of tho Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) 1/p 2% - 25/e P
arson o
th,, United s a • After which will be produced, and one Liber 1 1 •
a Consery P
ative in the ons arrested, La i ' •
Fere s, tis said, furnish Lon. & S.-West 97 y 97%
In ---- - a aro maintained out of the general revenue. • THE VAMPIRE, a Phantasm, related in three dramas. The „e. t•t of • ed proofs that the . 100/. p 963% - 4
Light/100Se •
Protective Duties can never be restored to our Sugar Co- principal character will be- sustained by Mr. Bourcicaalt, the author inASTERMAN. At th I 1 ction, .ha object of the conspirators Was a fresh " - Do. New 50/., 42% pd 2- 1% die.
wee. .
e (Ist general e e rising on the part . -
I consider it the most gross injestt„ to prevent the Planters of the pieqe, supported by Messrs. J. Vining, Chester, Everett,
were no less of the demagogical party, and that this att • ' Do. .N ew 40/....34/. pd 1% - % dis.
wines,
empt at in-
from
praearing wherever they can the, most abundant and Imre- Cathcart, Meadows, Harley ; Misses Leclereq, Robertson, Phillips, 1847, it will be remembered that there tie earrection had for instigators the refu Lon. &E• k'
nnis 11., all pd 12% - 13%
striated free labour.
Desborough, Marshidt and Mrs. Daly. isrely Pu gees at London M B
an. ux. & Mat. all p 3 -3%
of the articles now subjected to Customs Duties, the first, on - than nine candidates who were succesa and Brussels. A great number of fresh arrests were Man. S lief. &Li 100/ 33 - 3'l
n., p nu% 34% 33%
web, fbr commercial purposes as well as for the benefiL of the con- ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. nomination from the hustin t G :lehall• We may made during Wed d
nes ay neeht, and man im
wstuner, is Tea, the daty on which ought to be reduced from 2s. 3d., Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal mean gs a u"- gents- .cl S d ' 3' portant Do. Manch. &Lincoln
ess ~..- eepre- papers seize . ome a chtional warrant
to at most Is. per lb. Any duty still remaining on any raw ma-
Prince Albert. yet see a renewal of the struggle for t"' s have been is• Union 4/. 2s. pd 3 -2% dis. •
trous to one sued by the Prefect of Police. The immediate d. 74% % %74
terian as well as minor articles producing an insigaificant revenue, Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty 58 Co- Midland 100/. pd 73% - 73%
ought to be abolished.
The most successful and popular Theatre in * tion of the City such as may prove dis eery of this wild attempt must tranquilli h is
London. '
d recent repre- ... _
se t e publi Do. Bir & Derby 100/. 39 -41
A Select Committee on the Customs, for which I moved u.nsuc-
THIS EVENDTG or other of the present candidates an mlllO, and prove to the country the intellie c • •
„,ent and active Mid. Gt• Wt. (Ire.) 47% ... - ...
cessfauy for three Sessions, and Tor which Mr. Mitchell and I 'Will be presented the g eo E '
nDened up to solicitude of the Government.'
simultaneously moved last year, was at last granted, and GEORGE and the DRAGO.No.rgStusG questrian Spectacle of ST. prospects -.
Do. % Shares, 17% pd ... - ...
I have sat on it two days each Week for a great part of To be followed b ' ' * eorge, Mr. Alfred Cooke. t ' S h h
sen atives. uc are t e
•us metropoe The Pays dwells with much
y Batty s Inimitable S
in the vane emphasis upon the Newcas. & Carl. all pd „. - ...
the last Session, and in each week of the whole Session now timing the most numerous equ ' cenes of the Arens, intro- view at the present moment
serious character of the plot, d • Do Quarter Sh. all pd „, - ...
about to expire. Its labours have been great-the Evidence and To conclude with a Lau hableestlean company in Eurepe.
an is severe on the v •
farce.
litan constituencies. exiles, who are alleged to be the • • , veewmarket all pd 48 -50
Statistics will occupy several thick volumes. We have just corn- Tickets to be had at thegß
main instigators ; eNew Ab en
pleted our Report, which has now appeared in the Public Press, and oz-office from Eleven tin Four daily. ------- but the Constitutionnel declare th porn ergav ~
Stage Manager Mr
he Stockport s at the affair has and Hereford ...12/ pd 4% - 4 dis•
I have every reason to believe that the Reforms we have recom- , . Leceercq.
The :nquiries already instituted into t been exaggerated. The nu b f
mended, though not so extensive as I contended for, will be all car.
eaesg were of a mer o persons arrested Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% - 2
ried 11:Ito effect. . • ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGIOU GARDENS. riots prove that these disgraceful outrea- amounts to twenty-five, of whom t 1 Norfolk lOO/. pd 40 -42 41%
The new Parliament will, at all events ought to, grapple with Open for the Season, r than had
on Thursd
more atrocious and formidable cbaracte ay night. Papers of im t
we ve were taken Do. New 20n S. 15/. p 10 - 9 dis. 5%
measures for carrying into effect the foregoing reforms. It ought- Co Monday, Taesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Ili- por ance are said N
e orth. Coun.Un. 3 %pd - 3 - 234 dis.
also to effect a complete and economical revision of our taxation and mniencement of Mons. JULLIENS Concerts d'Ete on the same ,_ _
oeen supposed on the receip o t e e
•t f h arliest inte to have been seized, and other war t
ran s are out. North British ...251. pd 35 -36 35%
expenditure. The Ta.xes on Knowledge, the Excise on Paper and scale of splendour as at Drury-lane Theatre.
rs to The PRESIDENT of the R bl.
se appea
Soap, the Stamps on Fire and Marine Assurances ought to be abo- Promenade Comer+
-- conducted by M. Jullien. gence. Every circumstance of the ca epu lc left the Elysee on Nth. Devon,No.l,l3/.p 7 -6% dia.
listed ; and the Income-tax should be equitably adjusted, in order t Engagement of that e '
mine t
n cantatrice Miss Cicely Nott.
p, in Rock- Thursdey morning at half. ast
p twelve, escorted by Do., No. 2 5/. pd ... - ...
make a fair distinction between uncertain and permanent incomes. 0 Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT indicate that the destruction of the howl-- 1t 4' ` f
atholic ai e at, menu 0 carabineers, and Do., %A, def all pd ..• - •••
The Courts of Law stilt require reform, so as greatly to diminish ETNA. and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS-Splendid eaw,
and the wreckin fth Roman C Tuil • h I proceeded to the
o Concert by Godfrey's un- ''' g o e enes, w ere le received th ffi Do., %B, guar 5/. pd ... - •••
delay and the expease ofjastice. The Court of chancery is especi- and interesting lienagerie--Promened
mporary ex. e o cers of the five North Staff • 5 a dee' 11% 54
ally oppressive. I believe it may. be a.bolished with incalculable. rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing Novelties-Concluding at chapels, were not occasioned by mere te regiments recently -arrived in P • ord. 17% p 6% --7 e -•
by Messrs. Southby
ifs of previous ans. After they had North-Wester 11 d
been presented to la.
advantage. There is no such wart in any other country in the Dusk With a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhib on
t itithe Pandemoni of the' Citement, but th tth
a ey were the resu- im, the Prince h
world. representing the Interior ot the Moun am (
w o was in the N. & S.-W. June. 6/. p 1.% - 2 p.
I contend that there should be a senate Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulcan and his Cyclops, •
d termination to uniform of a General fD. • • '
ry of State for Seotlan the Eruption of Mount Etna and a t. d f d
organize ion, an o a eliberate e o 'vision, acldresaed them as °Nf.,Wor.,&Wol., all p 22% - 223,,s
well as for Ireland ; for it is impossible that an advocete I das the whole terminating wiihr Thetis d the Nereiads receivin th A.; tb I: I, e.". the town. follows :-
Scottish Central 1001. p 72 -73
great his abilities, can conduet Scottish affairs in the H , iowever Grand Tableau on the Lake o , all g-e eisve tee ens. eeornan Catholic party frePal f' tle ScottishMidld.,loo/. p 5- 56 55
mons when he is In attendance pleading In th P • ouse of Com- Armour of Achilles.
ls-English " teen men,-In Heine the differ t '
en regiments which Shrew. & Bin A 11 -8%
Edinburgh. e arhament House at i f l h d • " '
The menagerie now cons sti o severe metre specimens, in- There mi It h
g . ave been trade (pore com ose the ar
could P my succeed each other ith ,apd 8 i/i - 834
eluding three elephants, two giraffe, fear ostriches, two camels, • • -
hat they Paris, lam h n e garrison of Do. B all pd 63 6Y
I ain thoroughly opposed to entangling alii cps and I, workmen mi h
g t have supposed t appy to declare the tth /s - 8
with the internal affairs of Force S ' an- --- -iterference lions, &c.
e ey are all animated Shrew. & Tier. Old 8/
en tates. Were it t ' uch lit- Doors open from Nine A.m. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- have obtained ii. h if they could with tho sa • • • P 2% -1% dis•
me spirit of discipline d •
nO lor s
ig er wages ,an with the same Shrewsbu. and Chester
terfezence and alliances, we shone' be free of Half t Six Fir 1-.. s bo t T
and of cert at -pas . ewor a u en.
ch devotedness to the c
'r town. Sn
iIS millions, ,emually, of oppressive texatio a national debt,
AD
is
M SION, ONE SHILLING. . have banished the t ountry. Wherever you are found, (Nor. W. Min ) all d
• A 19 -20 19%
n rn reeisine the taxa.-
s rangers from thei
whether in Afr• •
tion, Ireland should not be exe t ' . ' - ny
unters and oe- Ica or in France, your conduct Do. Halves all pd 9 10
fyi...-
0113 ed from either the income or a . . . _ . ... ,_ . . _
other tax levied in England and &ottani' feelings might have led to casual enco hes merited the public ratit de d ' Do. Oswestry.„,al
With respect to our. Colonies they 1 *ld all have self-responsible HIGII WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.
4 • tion ; but the Paris, I wished to ' g u.;an , in calling you to Ad 1a ea 14%,
Shro . Union 1 • -e"5 - -
s um
casioned feeling e
i local affairs, and of rens Dax -Morning 51 nen. after 2 I Everang 13 min. after 3 as O. mutual irrita give you a particular mark of satisfac- P •••6 /e pd 3-2% d.
• Governments, and the sole ma& '
ement of the r
had th • • I
. eir ton. n ever Do. A, B, C, & D full -
their own revenues. Any othergquestion, which I have not ,aliaee To-M°R"w -Morning 34 mei, after 3 1 Evening 50 Mne. after 3 transactions of T d d Wednesday y elevated position, like that in which I
ues ay an
in an address to enter upon, I
will
be
happy 14,. enter upon exparia- ustmessich,m-ranms,rmsg,lar,-..rarmmar.recra......,,,„,mas • • •
be Ascribed find myself placed, the cares overbalance the leasures. pd. up at per cent. ... 50 -46 dia
only p South Devon all
tions publicly or individually. THE WEATHER -SUN OFP'ICE, JULY 3.
---------- origin in a deeper source, and can There are, neve
The dwelling- rtheless, in the midat of the cares and Pd 19 -20
South-Eastern 100/. Dd 7q 73% %
When I was invited to come forward five Years ago by
to national and r I" labours attend
ost respectable and influential TIIERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. e 'gums antipathies. ant on such situations, real compensa- South Wales '-•" - 74
a nameroas body of your m .
ato Roman tions. The first is that f h ' all 0
P 35% -36 36
o eying accomplished a duty; South Yorkele•
citizens to have the himear of representaag you, I aeted 69-highest since nom yesterday. houses broken into and destro d belonge-
Ye ire and
f cluing and acting faithfully by you.
or hesi- and the next and •
under the principles o
52-lowest this morning and during th • Catholics mitts. 1 There was no doubt , ,in my opinion, the most gratifying, is River Dun ...... 15/. pd
I have never Jost sight of working on the principle of doing
e night. elVe y. t that of commandin par - 1 p
good, and bettering the condition of my fellow-men. I have never 71-this day, at noon. Winn as to the places to be attacked ; -
they were a gan army like ours-to live on its Do. Do. 5l. d
past, it* present
repined under the fatigue, day and night, of the
, and its future-to id ti
en 1 y myself with Stirl. & Dunferrn. all p •
shunned labour, nor
Beeloeurren, 30.14.
hen a gentle- its wants and its •
Rouse of Commons. I need not say that I made great pecuniary sa-
once pointed out to the rioters, and w interests-to know, in short, that in Stock. & Har.l6/28.3d. • ''' - •••
I
aer to have the honour,to represent you. .My labours Wren S.-W.-light airs and fine sunshiny weather. hv enquired the day of danger relian i ... - •••
crifiees in or
Wary sacrifices I altogether-waive. I submit to you my e - man who happened to be passing ..'.7 ce may a ways be placed on its Taff Vale 126/. pd 159
~.._ 180
ant my Peen .
Id energetic co-operation, because it has hon f Thames Haven Dock
• d duties ; and as to your electing me again, I throw ----
t e was to ear or its
public actann -
the reason of those proceedings, n
itoaetker upon your own good- sense: If returned again,
ee '.l,- 4 eri). 1 rule of action. Be convinced, gentl h and Railway ...19/. pd ex -2% x.n ' x.n
myself a e . .
briquet emen, t at during Vale -
of Neath...l rI. pd iR 14
I trust yere will send my late colleague-back with me. lie has 4.4. ' e.
_,J_...-n.i.e..2 ,I o'er that they were a h__----- rednecks," the sou the time you remain in Paris I shall s • •
eize with pleasure Waterfd. & Kilk. all - --
y done his duty, and I believe that the great majority of the cge-
~,ii7,7 GUI •A4Z,. l'_ .
tion at on every opportuni f • pd 6- 6% 6%
fait
nxious to avoid the turbulence of a contested elec- e kaa eat bestowed on Roman Catholics. The destruc ty o seeing you and giving
community is a
. : • ,:'a 4 r: ; I'M e'- ' -
W rfd &L'
you ate . un. all pd - 22%
. the most proofs,of my affectionate solicitude." 21%
tion. I am, Gentlemen, very faithfany,
lei,'..„-•-••• . 'teenear-lealVe Edgeley chapel, too, was conducted in 1
West Cornwall 13/. d - 10% 10% %
P 10
- • - Your humble Servant, . \ -:-0,,,i6
This address was r c •,,, • •
e el ed with livel
,T. MACGREGOR. - -,r, ';'iri ' 41' • AtO s, '''' 4 the rioters had ample time
y marks of West London ...all pd
- .
• -Jilt • ~.*, methodical manner, and approbation, arld shortly after the r • Yk.,New.:&B ••• - •••
.
Carrlek's Royal Irotel, Glasgow, . i. , - .
' - A xecution The large • eception ter- er. 10043 7414 _- 75% 7534
- ist July, 18:52.
to carry their intentions into e . t d
mina e .
Do. &'New. Ex: 204 p 61% - 6 dis. 137/s %
. •-, . 71....,,,L.......,5eizammwmar5• ••••••...5imm....,,. l.b er a tel -hed in -
Do. G L.' 9/.
and valuable organ was de i y smae ihe Union Saye--" Notwithstanding the refusal yeea 2--",a•---/Piraeo. P. 2% -2% di& 7%
WESTMINSTER ELECTION.. -tu .
-•
rom their frames, and cut of Generals CaIANGARNIER LAMORIC Otpd 52 -53 53 52%
Lord MAIDSTONE'S COMMITTEE have the pleasure ese, 11. pieces, rare pictures torn f
lERE, and BE-
of congratula.ting,their friends on the success of their canvass, and .
le' li kr --111111 atm up, ' everything connected with the celebration of DEAU to take the oath, th'e Government h d
as or ered PREPEIRENCEI simians.
pledge themselves to give every Elector the opportunity of recording
that their half-pay shall be paid th Aberdeen all pd
... -
„.
ites the Church of ern as before "
his Vote. They have no doubt whatever of placing his Lordship at
eaease worship, according to the r
Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. 33% ~
the heat ot the poU. . LONDON, SATURDAY, JLTLY " troyed. It can The amount of business done b h *
yt e butchers' trade Caledonian, 10/. 100/ •••
p 99 - 101
- • •.- -By order, - . ~
o, 1852. Rome, wantonlY and wilfully des.
of Paris is calculated at 55 000 000 f
: • •• - THOMAS ARBER, Hon. Sec. -______,,oe....._____
re er e- „ . a year and the Ches. & Ilolyhd. all pd 18% - 19%
_
scarcely be asserted that these outrages we p p
gross profits at 22,000,000 f. a year. Th ,se
July 2, 1852, Committee-room, 7), Jermyn-street. Within a few da
eases of. Dundee, Per. & Aberd.
ys from the present moment many tr s d b I • h R man Catholics, and yet none others
a.e y ris o each establishment are abo e ext --- J ' '
ut 14,420 f fth unction all pd 5% -6%
• ' THE TRAIIIELLER'S LIRRARY. of the elections will he
~ Or or 8
.ve been decided. It has be- t k • t custody or brought before the whole number 7,230,000 f. Th E. An 3/ 10s)6 pc. all 3%- 3% 3%
Just published, in I erno., price Ong Shilling,
were a en in o
ere remains, conse- gs(
come a matter of ne '
THE NATURAL HISTORY Of CREATION. cessity, therefore, that the Liberal magistrates. quently, a nett profit of nearly 15,000,000 f which is Do. (5/.) 7 per ct. all p m - m
~ Do. (7/17s) 7 p. c. 2 p
- ricuiturai elec o 'no
By. T. LINDLEY KEMP, M.D., Author of "Ag _ trs s uld muster themselves in ear t dh t MICHAEL MORAN, divided amongst the 501 butch
nes ,an t a The unfortunate young man, ers who possess the Eastern Counties Ex.,
Physiolog-y," &c. every exertion should b th monopoly of the trade.
Also, in 16m0., price One Shilling, . . .
e made by ern to ferward who was so brutally murdered, was not in any SP• ce No. 1 all pd lrA - _l-7A p Pm
BRITTANY ' and the BIBLE e with Remarks on the French the interests of their re. There was a considerable rise in the pric e
e 0 Govern- Do. No. 2 - - all pd 1% -1% p Pm
People and their Affairs. By I. HOPE. • 'pective candidates. Unfortu- degree concerned in the rioting. He had been at the el , •
ent securities at the Bourse. T Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 14 - 14%
arts of THE' A laatel a
e * The above weeks form the 23d and 24th P TA _ y, _
swe have already remarked, th (FIE lt f
e i cu y o house of his uncle, a man named RILEY, residing in per Cents. opened at 102 f. 25c and closed
he Four-and-a-Half Eastern Un' S •
eon crip,
e at 102 f. 60c. Guar. 6 per ct all p 17% - 17%
YELLER'S LIBRARY: To be continued Monthly, price is. each their position has been very considerably en- Ro a endeavouring to obtain employment. the month •
for the end of , the Three per Cents.
Part.
Brown, Green, and nongmans. hanced by c -row,
closed D 1
0,0/. Deb. Sh, an p
... ......
..•
' London : Longman,
the numbe of Reformers
r who have On returning to his home he received a severe blow at a If. 400.; Orleans Railway Shares, 1 250 f R
; ouen, East Lancashire, 6 per
E LECTRIC CL 0C K s presen e
t d themselves as candidates, and who 87 t• roc , Havre, 340 f 1 Great Nor h ' .
t ern, 622 f. 50c ; ct. Quer. Shrs. all pd - •••
ROOMS f . h o , in the head, which appears to have injured him see 2' •) - .53f 75c • Bas•le, 272 L
Avignon, 4 •
.., 50c.; Paris and Stras- East & W y ' -
Mr. BALN, the Patentee, has OPENED SHOW__ _
BONLI: ey sorcing the constituencies to th 11
e po , verely. He was with some difficulty conveyed burg, 595f.1 ' Pans and Lyons, 671 f. 25c •th N Junction, 5
est orkshire
the Ezhibition and sale of these Clocks at No. 4j, OilA-P
. and thus divid.
aa I ." e ow ths„.all pd ... - ...
Austrian Loan, - -4. Edin., Per. & D
STREET.
inding up or Ing*. by• their rival claims the back to his uncle's house, while his brother • 1
-111- aw . au. 5%
They are not dearer than other clocks-require no w , _ Whig or Radical f
. 'SS DONE. IN FOREIGN RAILWA per cent.
BUSINE - YS AT THE all pd ... - ...
kind from one year to another, and have been orces, may afford the Tories an oPe went for surgical assistance. OD the retura of the LONDON STOCK ' Gies. & S.W.
attendance of anY -
a bees little es- portu •
nity
EXCHANGE, JULY 2. C•on. 100/. - •••
p ved to keep time for 18 months, together with
all 'the Clocks - of Cree 'O. ' 'here th f h
pin, in w a success ot e latter, the house was attacked and broken ' h phenisb, 5 %-Great Indian Pen' Gt. North. 5 •••
into e- Dutch e insula 6se -Great la• c. all pd 16 - 16%
e:ding a min Ute. One Clock can be made to eaove
latter must n •
anada Bonds (1857), 10,--L ' m Do. 5D c. I'M
of a neighbourhood. ecessaril y have proved otherwise impos- fore anything could be done for the wound d Western of C e uxembourg, 0%- G • --• Be• an p - 2% P
e man. 24 j -Di 2 reat South. &
43, Old Bond-street. Bible. From th
is consideration it is manifestl - •
yre Being upstairs, he was preserved from further ' ' Northern bf France, 4 tto, 0/. 3 pee Cent. Bonds We t
s •
one and Ami - (Ireland
Injury (formerly Boul g ens shares), 13%-Paris and - ) Bthe all d 81/4 - 853
eaTIPS CLIP ,
P SCARBOROUGH. - ..
cl uisite that in
P
BELL HOTEL, RL. . .
tre ectfully to ac• - - all such instances the Liberal
Rouen and Havre, t. West. B
Pa° until the arrival of the police. He was then brou ht Lyons, 12n- 13 % -Sambre and Meuse, G ( erks &H•
g
_TOSEPH WEBB .
begs mos sp
th üblic in general, that hessors of the fran • ld d • •
r3' -Western of France, 8. Ex. 5 per cent.)...6 pd %-1% P
mmercial friends and e P . ehise shou en eavour in places m- down to be taken to the doctor'e, and while he w ''' 'a
ilB Gt.W. fixed 4% 10
UP quaint his co
a thorough repair, besides a new winr,
e Urnated t l
--..-......„,....-....
0/ p
his Hotel. has undergone
the Commercial Room is en/arged, and ,_ _ ose ect the favourite, if such selection in that helpless conditi ffi h
on, aru an w o was passing Do. Do • - ''• - ***
added, witn a geed Sea view; in the kingdona-e-the Bay and Cliffiall oe, at all $• •
SPAIN. • ...801. pd - -
Lancashire and y ..'"
has one of the finest prospects .
h also been added. pracacaole before the arrival of the ' •
, oy s..ruek him a terrible blow on the bead with a ork.
Coffee Room as
de" of
Thel lqa.ciqd journals of the , 2ith ult. contain no shire,
in view. An excellent
tion to the coinfort of his friends, and / nomination. Local predilections should b h • F. 20/.
...6e od ;i di,. _ % p
Po. 6 p. c, Stk. 100 ' p -
J. W'. hopes by strict atten
and
Wines Spirits, Re. Re., to merit 10. this matter b ludgeon, eying first said, " Come, let us look t
a news, ' erest
ofeait , - . • . ~ : .
te article in
waiv d in deference to the ge- h•
.' Leeds Norther 1' ' ''' -•"
by keeping a flint-re
who have so long honoured him with their 9 e is head, to see if he is an Irishman." There was G idle publishes a return, wh• I . n, 6 per ... - •••
the patronage of all these dined to visit his este- neral interest a The a ic i shows that cent. No. 1 ...
'- ise to all who may feel In aee the population. Unnecessary f r •t about tit' t t le.
e oci y is ac , s n log a helpless and unre- during the first qharter of the year the expenses of ... 13/. lo
Do. Do. No. 2 - 0 ''' - ***
support, lieeve
ec•ntentiona
lee De
blishment.
nartment will be well attended to, and every the 11
u , be avoided, so as to secure sisting raan, 1 d
a rea y severely wounded, that makes the -1
Wnistries amounted to 228 966 41G real Tli
, ) B. e Do• Do. No 3 ei - ''' - ***
The Stabling de- d Carriages committed to his care. With lar er et •
• ee p'd -- •••
g cer ainty the triumph of the cause im-
credits allowed were 229,980,427 reels. Do. Qrs., 1848...9/ '''
,
attention paid to the Horses an
GULARLY ATTEND THE STATION. ,
the blood run cold. It is to b I dth t h
e lope a t e mon-
London &B i •pd
••• - •••
NIBUS AND CABS RE
Tbl on tie Premises. Pleated. Against the
decree nominates •
Protectionist candidates there ster b h 1 A royal Major-General Ramori rg. gear.
y w om i was perpetrated may not escape 5 per cent. ...1004 d
Cal- il t te Billiard a e
N.E.-A rs -ra
should be b tit f
BoeareLa Captain-General of Aragon. Do.Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/.
ir ALI A N OPERA, t d roug inward not balf-a-dozen Free- with •m unit fro
i p y m the consequences of his atrocious Tee 97th being Sunday, the Stock Excha - •••
nge was Do. Co
1 n• 5 P el-1852 l . ''.
a 1
... - ...
ReeYAL
COVENT GARDEN'. ru ers resol d d ' •
•
ye to rive matters to extremtties but -
• , . - , crime.
Do. N.Gr. 6 •p c
one or twe, ae '
not open.
100/
Dr. SPOEIR. cording to the extent of the represen- T _______________a___
Lon. & Nener. ft, . P ••• --- ...
ONCERT.
he ruffians by whom the chapels wer
\time &
GRAND MORNING C
ce that on MONDAY, tation-or thre e assailed GERMAN y.
o announ e 'at the utmost-uccording to the Nunet.) sp. e. 137
The IT 'rectors hrve the honour t
eed), a GRAND MORNING liberality _ „
proceeded from Edgeley to St. Michael's chapel ' . . Ln. & S.W -, 4IA ... '-' -
°t the , Sing- The King of Puussie: visited Bann,' oti the moan- •C° 3ds •
July 8 as announ
eth W kil of Dr. Louis
e or constituency. • Although • such • ii p l B • •eti G.
Lon • •54 p 31/4 ...- 4 p
July 12 (instead of
' nsisting We/1Y 0- -
mg su e ntannia, od save the Queen," d * 30th ult., and was received Ila • t •Ss En. %Sh all
CONCEilie will be given; co
t eminent composer, who will are by no ea, .
an ing of the wi glee Man,, sti ff • P 12% -- 13
der the direction of tha . ans the arrangements now made h
e ~ & Linen.
Spehr, and un
throughout the ot er national songs ; and yet, althou h th
g ey re- pomp by the authorities. The streets throu h h. h te e
g w lc a oh., No. 1.
preside in the Orchestra.
duly announced.
united Kingdom, althou h
assed were ornamented with fla all RI 10% - 11%
Full particulars will be
the contrary inde gI en mained at the former place for more than an his MAJESTY p gs and Do. New, 10/...•
..all pd 13 - 13%
191
-
TIONAL HIPPO- improbable that in ed, it a ears b no
y m •
PP eans hour and a half, altho hth ddd 1 b t I
ug ey procee e e i era ey , • 11. h
flowers. On reac mg t e market place he alighted Do. 61, .
elid. Con 6
........... 3/. pd 1 ...... I%p
BATTY'S GRAND NA
Beaeral instance; five or six rival zrom his carriag .
e and mountin h b k
g on orse ac re-
_P a St.looe
... -- ...
DROME,
Liberals will appear along the streets to commence the work of destr - Do. Con..
ngton-gardens,
uc viewed the troops of the garrison. A reception after- 6 Bris. & Bp. 1
OPpoeite the Broad Walk, KenalSeason Orl the same :b ustings as candi-
Per ce e
tion at anoth I t
er p ace, no a single one of these wards took place at the Government House, where Do. E nt*•••l6o4 Pd 149% - 150%
Is now OPEN for the
nt in London. dates for the support of te
e electors,--we ar
rewash es-
e, never-
v al. all p m -- ... li
The most popular place of aniusemecE
will take place on I.
tueless sanguine th t modern iconoclasts were arrested while IC 1 breakfast was prepared for his MAJESTY. DO. Leic.
commi mg a grant
& Swanning.
The First Grand, MORNING PERFORMA_N
kto commence at 1 a the ayil consequences of these he returned to the Chateau of Stol- 8 per c. G
I
TUESDAY, July 6. Doors open at One o'cloc ~
ill-advised struggles for felonies which, notwithstanding the great mildness of In the evening
Do. Pref uar. 100/. p m -- ...
Two.
'lzei al Hippodrome , ~, „. , . i , , Ptiorit ena be miti at d
zenfeld. ence
On THURSDAY, July 9, an Ascent in the --y F. more IL De WO late Dy tha y y g e our penal code, and the diminution of capital crimes Norfolk Eer •••5/. p par -Vi P
deers open at lye,
,'mpress of
' The visit of the 19 RUSSIA tO Prince MET- Men... all pd 22 -23 le 'A la
good sense of the princie t• 11 la•
Do. Gr. 51
Balloon, at Half-past Six o'clock preeiselY I-- --. itnessing the pal parties engaged in theh% si su ject the offenders to the extreme penalty of the renew's, at Johannisberg, which has been so long Do, ava 4 P ct. all p 5% - 6
when an opportunity will be allowed the public ot w
trzinsactions. The law - and thi
, v.lla• Val. 2/. p 1% - 2
inflation.
tended Mr. show of hands we would h • 3 notwithstanding the fact that 500 db t postponed in consequence of the un-
• expecte . u North
-.rajah
In consequence of the unprecedented success which at
,dee
the
• °Po may be re- special constables hd b North 100/. dll - 112% ra
Batty's Entertainment at the Charlton Fete, he will PrOc;
nz clur- garded as in the majorian a een sworn in, and a military eeeourable atate of the weather, took place on the after- Statec,r P 0
d.. an d
"J of instances a
Oxf. Wor, & '' P •** - •••
T.
same routine of performance at the Hippodrome every even'--- - • party were at the disposal of the magistrate.. noon of the 95th ult. The arrival of her MAJESTY \Vol., 15/.
tered into sufficient criterion-so that the e
6 per c
lug the week. In addition to the above, Mr. Batty haS en
tof pick" cf the This strange kem„ity a the party who committed and suite, which was to be at four o'clock in the Ditto °eta 12% d 2 - 2 eip
ditto ••
2 P
an engagement with Mr. Burr, to introduce the ancient spor
rivals only may go to the poll, in a
afternoon was not announced till two hours 3/. pd 2 - 2 no, p dli
Hawkingewho will saortly appear.
Pposition to the the more serioue eutrages, while so many of the other pre- Shrews. & m ''•
A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. Derbyites, by that means concentratie viously I: a ourier dispatched from Schlengenberg, Shrews. &le N.G. all 103% - 11%
of
Admission-Reserved Seats, 3s. ; First Claes, '23.; Second ditto, 8 the energies side, ea those who were attacked and severely injured, ' y c
and arraneerneets were made with all possible haste )8 pe
min. Ches. (N.W.
Is.; Third aitto, 4d• of the Liberal party instead of frites i
--'t-nfe t tl, • t t I t' 1 b
hem away were a -en m o cus o( y, cer ain y ears a very sin- t • 6 South Ds r e....a1l pd 17% -18 i
o give the EMPRESS a suitable reception. The court
Doors open at Five, to commence at Six preciselY• • unwise multiplicity of divisions_ te!
Do. New
......
Von . all pd 15% - 16%
-____,
------- in an
u the pro- 7 lar aspect. It ie deeply to be regretted that some of the eh f 11 th fdf h •
a, ti- ateau itsel ,a 3 we as e ace e o t e in- stnEst 4, ........ I%pd I %die. - % p flu,
. ... , ~
tat, OTAL isIe...RION ETTE aellEA IRE, ceeding ..•
s at the busting', theeeeore, eve look e
, °award of the wreckers were not captured, either during the terior, was decorated with banners, streamers s
, gar- th "s.
' • 4P c. 10/. pd I ... - ...
• e era, 4 ant
.w m, AtreLAIDE-zvrItEET, W" ' ".1) ith mere- than ordinary s olicitude.
falla tergeirieo. eel. ev ry- l'''''l 8' l'Als4 * k just now w
ti ance of the riots cr since the restoration of land 3 of flowers, &e.l and at four o'clock everything Stock. &la P e gd. all 20 •-- 20% Ste
Th 3 r erformam ces will commeeae e,feeing dur.ng
the week's ere, Restricting our anxiety in the :first instance COD..DU
was ready for her MAJESTY 3 reception. initil July rt,' td• 5 ° c bee
entitled FRE SIXTH act Os na)
ement3h a scrap from Sha P .
to
tranquillity. The absence of any such prisoners
ea 6 all p ...
Waterford& gs,n..' ]
Mum
...
Aftee which a Phantaemagoric a ea. AleD JULIET. -...-r likely to be pursued under present eir- The illustrious visitor, however, did not arrive till
the course
ts a suspicion, which so far as the h 6 per cella ''-"ennY,
spinrrs. e a Drama, called noSCIUS LL,
certainl warran
a out five, a anied by the Princess OLGA of - hal
by the metropolitan ceinstituencies, we y
CCOInp I ork, „New .. n• .. 3/. pd y 1d•
8 "'"' ei it 2% Th
To be followed by a grand Ethiopian made, cumstances
ma ist re concerned, is, we are convinced, with- Wt b
ur eni erg, the EMPRESS'S grand-daughter, the Do. D4,-Ber. all p 102
an extraordinary Troupe of Ebony marionettes. Entertainment, by
=tars as much reason for regret g rates a
- 104
To conclude with a new Italian Divertissement discover in SOILI9 q
out foundation, that the conservators or the peace Princess eat al, chtenburg, and Prince ALBERT York & c'' ... 5/. 0
Attu° eu N. mid" P . 43% -5% De
MISTERIOSO DEL VILLAGIO. • ' entitled IL NANO for fie.tis faction. At .
3 we find cause ttere not ' I and i
impartia w thout bias in f
o Prussia. Her MAJESTY was attended by Count lan
and S. pare,. dH.
to
boors ousel at Balt-past Seven, and commenee at el ee, , as in other ,
altogether
meswhat dismayed to h •
4 104 pd % - % P
A Morning Performance every Wednesday and S ttuarbate -'-'oc- a- • h for examPirt we are so t eir proceed' It will most prebably be asserted ScuoawALore,-grand Marshal of the Imperial court ;
Vat
open at &all past T we,- tind tioutbetice atr'Ehreit,e4a. --Y, Doors ehneuury,
've RICHARDS" bein Inge.
Cour t shafts
. APRAXIN, aide-de-camp ; General Count GEE- Zi%ri
reavate Homes alit! Stalls to be had at the Box ft -t, robability of "fa - g by the other sid th t such has been the case, and
....BED Al. PELED ZIENTILLB. 38
Thee tree end et all flee principal Librariaut .° et ot the recognise t.A3- p
h r happily, however, without a the feelin e 2
gs of e "sh will b 3 materiall a ra- GORY SCHONWALOFP, Count ZEPPELIN, and Baron
but
• . Railwa
et e --
in the field : tog th Iri 9gg INIONTEU • ru t After Ys. Leasing
--------__ D"as a t
nan ageonist on the side vated if it eh ndth t th t b 1 • FFEL, besides a mime o s sui e. par- Nominal Prices. Bu'inees 1,
THE New MILITIA :Am-Yesterday the Ne eolitary " RICHMON 1
ld fi d ould be supeose a ey canno o - teeing of refresh t f the choicest wines, &c the ------
men s o
't - Bdf Companies. to-day. e-
Ha
w tectdoniets wou n tain the protecti 1 even•handed •ustice dear illustrio • • . & Bitch
Militia Act, containing thirty-eight clauses, was printed. (.'f Tor • N ' that ;the Pro
on and equa J us visitors retired.
yienn " the re ard of 0
Bir.& Oxf '' all P Lon &N.W ... - ••• I
By the 14th and 15th Vice, c.,32, all proceedings for and re- much icd of winning g t every ono of her MaeesTv's subjects ill aDy part Her Meecs Ile quitted the Castle early in D•" "gua.all • 1 32
•Tv an( Fall o. without Gt. Westn. 3 -
, all rat]
lacing to the balloting or emenment of. militia men, stands hance at any Pr I r 1
elecaors of Finsbury . oi eer MAJESTY'S dn • • the evenin f
g, a ter having expressed her admiration at Bir.Wolv. 8, D P. Do. - 30%
suspended until the Ist of October next, subject to the power even a moderate portion of the
--minione.
ad (-.
of her-Majesty, by order in Council, to direct proceediaas The feeluee of . tive cantitidate in 1837, as GOD forbid that such an impression should get the princel a he brilliant rece tion • ar... ~,
y ~omain and t p given gla .. _all r
tee Conserve
to her M Do. with ' Do - 31%
before the expiration of that period, " And svhereas it ii ex- - fh* d 1835 ab oad that t AJESTY. Out al ~I , •
r'enerilr the better-fulfilling the purpeses of OA institution 0 is Nun, u , ,
' 4 d aors in 1834 an , r , hose who should be friends and brethren
Buckinghash' r -Lici - 3214
' n 'le y pre' eces
11 iv '
pe Lie
Clydsdale Je •a Pa.on.&N.W 19% - In%
aiming againat should be arrayed against each other until a civil and
~ all , • 3
of the militia:With ai little 'disturbance ns may be to the appears to operate tie ati effectUai vy
DENMARK. E. Lin., gen e Kaledonian 51 - 5 B
occuoatiens of the people, that the laws for raising the advanee of a T f the religious war alike de •
w' Peri
ordinary
h front o , grading to the British name A little 11
icing the militia shonld be amended." The Act h i . erY aspirant to • tee
eet of eleven Russian ships of the line cent. ...... all ,e - 150
and regn ustin- sat Ia• ' - and destructive of the British
ucest, et D P`eGt-Northn. 148
ao s-,te that regulations may" be made by the ~ g • n h
1 'a-urY• '-'l2he last Conservative repro strength, be the result. and an armed stea h ehored in the roads of Gel° ,
proceeds ''- '
mer as an calif
f State as to the officers of the •rnilitia. The- sentatives• of the•boron h • Ilea ures must, then, at once - Elsinore e7oresi„, 221
SecretarY ° g, in fact was Mr• SPANKIE' -I- s be taken for the par_ , and numbers of Russians may be seen in Hartle 14 Pd Gt•Westrn• 31% - 32114
P • Dk. & v
number ef ilitia men n; not to exceed 80,000, of -
private m . . ,
„ who in 1832, while the Chief ' - ose of instituting the most stri - , se the streets of Co h ondering how so large Ra" - / eit•New.
be re ised in the present year, and .0,000 . nlllong the Liberal can P ngent anu searcning pen agen, w
111 v• -.all pd 5T.,4 •.• - •••
,Wh.om 40 OGO may
didates the R. h'' T I ' livel
in 1853, by volnntary Cnlietment. The bounty money is not , _nig-- -on. Reaa,,,r cr .
d a investigation into the entire transaction, for vindi- anu y a city can he governed without autocracy, null& Selby, au --erwl. - 113
to exceed 6/ , and tho periodical payment or allowance is not majority of 4,278, was onl RANT, 0 btaine
con Qorshi and lice Do. Hal P Ylt. &Noe . 112
P, both lawless and secret po corps. D veseall is Do 55% - 56%
bl 'flif the majesty of the lavv, and b hy,ing the ~,,
23. 60. per month during the term e • Yt* e teo secure 2,842- ceti r b i. n e te' • ....
. iegraph line between England and America, _o• Quarts., all p D .. 26 -27
to exceed,atier the rate of • eing returned by that ntimber be condi n puiiishment. aer
to , g
needs & Brdf II c• ......
of servied fer'whiele the volunteer is enrolled. Where men '
-"lase the Liberal rioters urder has etel Iceland and Greenland, of course, excites great L & ea-13 Midland ••• 1.08 - 110
cennot, be raised by voluntary enlistment, her Majesty in electors in the constituency had b ommitted,,, howes have been broken attention. If e on. Grenw -13 j
Council may °mei ' llot-men not liable to the ballot three su ' t cl• " een weakened by been c • -
xecuted, it will be of vast service to Do. pr,c. " all S• Eastern-1 13 e
oa 1)1 pp.emen ary lenslons. Had th • contents - destroyed, and h • Denmark
••all Pa D 25% - 26%
after 35 yeere or a T . nii:itia May be called out for
• e 787, who into, ;their t e in- , especially those parts of its territory Lowestoft o. ......
ge. 11C
hen voted for Mr. TEMPLE and te throu h la .1, • • e gua. 4
training more than once a - r In case of invasion or int- t
lted and seriously injured. g w ice it 'will -"SS 13er cent li
Places of
19 -20 Pi
3 ea •
•ne 2,151 mates assau pe .
Do. 6 -a Pd Norfolk ..•
minent- danger her Mejeet raise the militia to 120,000 who voted for Mr. Weat ‘ia''''''..b No arran
y may L.,y, and the 211 I,hnie ,' iy registern 1, av,q, geuePantially demo. gement has yet been come to respecting A . le• et. ali D
lid, ' P o. ...... ..• - •••
dlesbr & I
men. . ,
a., who voted fur Mr. BARRAGE, been un' '3- - ymrs-ir' dti
bade offences fo • • the Roskilde exte : I:
ns.on eine ; but Mr. PETO Will ini- c Zed..
ited in s er of t , r which the ee, d ar, 6p. c ll !
BAIY NEWiI FOR Sneeeerbmprq.--It appeare thee tne ,
uPPurt li 'toed. 1-r, the latt ,
me lately commence on the Flensborg Husumson- N. es E •• a p Stktn &Dar ... - ...
t merel one of h
y t ose three Liberal candidates
5 n
heave rains thronglaout the count h. - e made sad havoc '3
th ' 7 ,1•11" haa been incurred' man h ' • '
" '• cn all E. Counties 63 -65
ry a J
, ere . • a " Ue“, ~ ••. ' - .y...tun7 ning line, and on i tion will proceed with D 0.6
Penalty e. , ts comple P t
• c
ameng. the youeg broods of pattrid., es, ni
IMbers having been would have been a compact majority of 5,249 to t 1 are implicated. . 'Such : things , that from Rends') o •• • All hr a i Do.F ~) all p Do. - ••• germ
found drowned in the water furrow's t ticks • in many h
and car r , ump over ths votes for the Conservative. Th. r - dreds of rsons
Pe il be co er„ to I bailing. t e I nes „ •ee.e.all d
rres p Do. - ••• I
instances, when from fourteen as
es sixteen in a brood had
culation should is cal. ea ' '
ll never be J
•ustefied under any • pretext, •wi ' mnleneed before the autumn, but the Fleas- tu• 8e Wyre, { L&N.WI.
been Imouglat forth, in less than three days they had been be carefully borne in remembrance
f Protestantism would only be borg branch will be re d b f the others. It is not all paid &La. &Y J - - -
4lld ti a y e ore Do en
•-••ves,A all
reduced to half of that number, a" la ecoile cases tbe whole by the various liberal e .it •
one: uencies to which vre have le cause 0
othent be identified with •
• yet sure that Mr p
• ET° will be the contractor for the Read G • , p Do. - ••• P
lot died with cramp, &c. Leverets have been found dead in
el e e .e. e, , • 'lnlnagea •f. Id for a m
Roskilde line. ~ uildf
reauy rei
frren, fie layingTh
---ealselves open to an lg. , lit cou
Rei
,_ „and
numbers and rabbit stops have also been s lately i ul
ound cOMp - - .1c
I. Let then, the Governntent
Lo ga", •.. all pd n. Eastern 26% - 26% 26% %
filled witti'water, therehy destroying the ea, l duce nonainiatis and: -otfiee wise impracticable defeat b ti riteocious e duc..
•on • Y• & llit el C4t. Northn. 150 - 152
o e pro • . .
y iv ilhollt e the necessary in-
ITAL Y.
eDe• Sbep. j', A P 150 - 152
Pheasants appear to have escaped the cramp. I their • politicial le ponente. , T la moment's delay, caus
1-,x all Do.
Seane
The London and North-Western Rail c 1 P he circumstances quiries to h , ince our Irish Letters from Rom hth P •th t °hf.• Rth• & GO'
us tO cony
a state tat e OPE Is rea - a ole
way OM" i •cularised .0 in •
stituted, so .. ened with drop 9,
18.11.6 p!Lan. & Yks ... -
...
pany now carry passengers from Birkenhead to R;
-•rm'n ham 'we have , pant as having injuted the brethren that they shall at all tint •
es receive the pro- . sy, and that the state of his health s."sP• ea
taffdsh 9% D elrAleClean 1 - 34 dls.
ay exprees. traina for Is. 6de and In third-claes 4:44 for ! interests of the Radicals at Fin b • 1
s ury in 832 gives great uneasin •
, eso to his physicians. Hitherto IVea V 1 ” • IV]
413. 3d„ being a reduction of nearly one-half of the ireual • - , tection to which t ntitled, and that sec- , e
r a •Cpc , all Stckt& Dar ... -
...
very etlart has 13
Yacht
fa , -
re... Is something more than significant. It conveys t • hey are justly e
I een made to coneeal his danger from Do. de. • D
... all d 0.
P 32 - 32%
-LiverNolArercury.
an . drlan or party feelin •11 the suffered to prevail; : the public. Do. do. ... 32y, and II
1 - - : . . .
gs wi no
all 0 Do.
••• ••••• ••• ing 40
, ilr ilte &S P
ona an p Gi."•Westazh 104 a. 106 , ... ~..
, , , ,
. .
t
• . ,_ .. . - 4,,•t*-11/.ro tr,,,

I••• "-.• •••
10A .. 106

POREIGN.

Cent. France (0.V.) all
Charl. & Erquel all pd
Demerara all pd
Dutch Rhenish...B/. pd
East Indian 181. pd
Do. Do 201. pd
Gt. Indian Penin. all p
Do. Do. —.4% pd
Grnd. Junc. of Fra. 4 pd
Louv. a la Sambre 71,¢
Luxembourg ...13/. pd
Do. (Railway) 10/. pd
Do. ll. pd
Do. (Canal) 2t. pd
Maria Antonia 27i pd
Do. New 8 pd
Namur & Liege all pd
North. of France,l6/.pd
Do. 20/. 3 p. c. Bds, all p
Orleans & Bor 11/. pd
Paris & Lyons 10/. pd
Paris & Orleans all pd
Paris & Rouen ...all pd
Paris & Stras. ...all pd
Rouen & Havre—all pd
Sambre &Meuse all pd
St. Andrew's & Quebec
ToA 4/. pd
urs & Nantes 17/. pd
West Flanders...B% pd
West. of France 61. pd

NominF 1 Prices.

24 -25
14 -16

•••
...
2% dis.
PA —6% p

1% -.
.134 p

45/8 - 4%8
3/- 4
% -
34
8 - 9
2%- 3%
6% - 634
24% - 24%
13% - 14
5 -
rp
48 -508
34 -34%
23% - 23%
13% - 13%
5 - 5 7/8

Ages Fria . . all pd
Anglo-Californian, all p
Asturian l5/. p
Australasian.,.,, 2/. pd
Australian .. .. . . ..51. pd
ustr. Freehold all pd
Ave Maria .. . .. . . all pd C
laenarvon I. & C. all p
Brit. Austr. Gold all pd
ritish Iron 181. 15s. p
Ilraz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24%
Do. Coca. & Cui. all p
Do. St. Joh. del R. 151.
Carson's Creek all pd
Cobre.Copper ...401. pd
olonial Gold 1/ pd
opiapo 14/ pd
ng. & Aust. Cop. all p
General all pd
Gold Mountain all pd
Great Polgeoth all pd
Lake Bathurst all pd
Liberty .. all pd
Lon. & Cal. Gld.Quartz
Crushing Com all pd
Maxi. & S. Amer. 9/. p
New Granada all pd
Nouveau Monde, all pd
PortThilip ll. pd
artz Rock ... . all pd
Quartz Rock all pd
Santiago de Cuba. 103/
South Australian, 1 pd
Tin Croft 7l. pd
United Mexican all pd
West Mariposa all pd,

•••
5 -
3-43
- 2%P

MINES.
p
-- p

34 I%P
31 34
9's Xi dis.
14— li dis.

1l % dia.

... ---
..
1% -.
1%

- ...

41 -_43 p

%^ 3i p

...%
% die.

% dis
p
1/2 dis.
11/2 2 p

dis.
4
dis.
% p
% p
3fi dis.
11_ 12

JOINT.
Australasia all pd
Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd
Colonial_ .... .251. pd
Corr: of London 201. pd
Lon. & County 20/. pd
London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd
on. "& Westni. 20/. pd
Nat. Prov. Eng 35/. pd
Do. New .. ..101. pd
Nat of Ireland...22lA p
Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd
Plrov. of Ireland 251 pd.
Do. New ... ,all pd
Union of Ausiial. all pd
Do. New .. pd
Union of London 101.'p
Union of Madrid all pd
Austral. Roy. Mail, 2 p
Canada 321/2 pd
Copper Miners of Eng-
land . . 25/. pd
Do. do. 10/. pd
Eastern Steam...2s. pd
Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pd
Gen. Screw Steam Ship-
ping Company...so/. p
Irish Beetroot Sug 2 p
Perrin. & Or. St. all pd,
Do. Do. ...15/. pd
Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd
Universal Emigration
and Colonization, 21. p

% dis par
11% 11%
2% —2%
li X dis
•STOC)E 33.11. N,
53 —54

Piii - a

141;c1 15
25 26%

18 - 18%
293/, -313
43 -44 %

18% 20
36 - 37%
46% - 47%
16% - 17%
4414 -45%
4 - 5
15% -16%
•••

ICELLAILVEOU
50 -51

• .
28;‘

2 _J.-ix
84 __QK
35,4 x.d
77%-78

______________
. ,
-
MONEY and COMRERCIAL NEWS.
, • aryl; TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 were taken on spe-
culation. 'The market closed quietly, at prevous rates.—
Railway Shires were dull at
rather lower prices.
*For the first time, we believe, in the history of the
Ink of England, the amount of bullion far exceeds the
notes in -circulation payable on detriand, the surplus be-
itig no ices than 700,1281.. This is shownin the. weekly
return made up to the 26th ult., and- it'Would not in the
le'
st surprise us to find even the sevenday and other bills
c vered ere long, pound for pound; another half million
o specie would do this.. The Bank of France has fre-
quently, of late, exhibited this extraordinary feature, and
the newexample we have at home, isproof of thegrowing
adcumulation of the precious' metal throughout Europe-
GFadually every vacant'dorner will be supplied, and we
shall then have another powerful agent coming into ope-
ration. Parties who for three or four years have in the
cdntinental states been hoarding coin, will gradually fee
mine confidence, and dreading a depreciation in the value
of their buried wealth, will bring it again to light and
s*ell the iggregate'abtindefice. In 'this 'way' the influx
ofl gold from California and Australia; will work with
dcitible'fOrce. Looking to other points in the return, it
appears that the-public deposits are - not very high, con-
sidering the time of -year, and the near conclusion of
the fiscal quarter. The business of the Bank falls off a
little in face of the competition which the full su caPah induces on y of
the part of other discounters. ppl
The com-
parison with the previous week givep' the following
changes :—•
Notes Issued
Increase ...

Rest

•••

... 35,587,175
... 634,210
Inn
... 3,077,944
Public rease "' 2,390
Deposits ... ... 7,596,979
Other De
Increase 740,160
posits
... 12,834,028
Decrease
... 196,951
Seven Day •and other Bills ... 1,268,098
Increase ... 43,292
Government Securities ... No alteration.
Other Securities 10,755,395
Decrease ... ▪
113,255
NOtes
••..• ... 14,244,620
Bullion Increase ... •
728,690
.. 22,042,683
Increase
... 607,666
Active Circulation 21,342,555
Decrease . . 94,480
Bills of Exchange were negotiated yesterday after-
noon on about the same terms as previously, viz., for
90 days' paper 25 47i to 50 on Paris, 12 Of to 12 1
on Amsterdam, 13 9i to 9t on Hamburgh, and 12 to
12 6 on Trieste.
There are more arrivals from Australia ; the Wil-
liam, from Sydney, and the Elgin, from South Australia.
The dates are March.
The first steamer for the New African Company "
launched at Liverpool this day.
The Amsterdam Stock Market on the Ist inst. was
rather feeble for Dutch Stock, which brought 63/.
There was an animated business in other investments.
oo unc London
nd
andon
The amount of silver exportedo
direct'4 from
during the week to last Thursday was
of gold 178 ounces.
The English Funds have been quiet and are less
fluctuating.
Consols bring look, and the New Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 101 to f. Bank
has been firm at 225 to • Exchequer-bills have
been
„765. to 785., and India Bonds 925. pruiniUra.
Foreign Stocks have been very quiet also, and there
has heen a little , heaviness in the quotations. Spanish
Three per Cents, are nominally 48 to and the New
Deferred have been done at 22, but are now called 21i
to /. The Certificate is 3 to 3f, being an ad-
vance. Portuguese Four per Cents, have realized
381 to 39. Mexican Three per Cents, have been 27* *,
but are now 27* to id. Grenada Deferred bring qto
and Peruvian Deferred 61. Russian Four-and-a-
Half per Cents. have been quoted 1021 1 ex. div.
Railway Shares have sympathised with stocks, and are
rather lower.
Gold Mines are supported.
QUARTER TO THREE.
Consols for Opening
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT .O..NEIOOOUOxC.Kd
(From the Official List.)
Bank Stock ..... .... 225% 225
3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities. 2... lOl 'At 101
New 3% per Cent. Anne 104% Sys
Long Annuities, Exp. Jan. sth, 1860— 6% Do. 30 Years, Expire Oct. 10, 1859 65/s
India Bonds under 1,000/.....
....... 92 14
Console for Account 100%E Yd.
xchelquer Bills. i March. June.
78 76 p 72 p
.
1,0001 ...............................
78 76 p 69 72 p
........
Small I.- 7B 76 p 69 72 p
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCg
Grenada, 1 per Cent. ... .....

AZ Pk
Ditto Deferred
Mexican Bonds, 1846, 5 per Cent.
Ditto 3 per Cent.
Peruvian Bonds, 1849,6 per Cent.
Do. Deferred 3 Centt.
eortuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent
Ditto 4 Der Cent. ............ 383 k 39
Russian Bonds, 1822, 5 per Cent...
Ditto 41J per Cent. 10234% ex d
Spanish Bonds. 3 per Cent. .....
Ditto, New Deferred ........... 22 ex d
Spanish Corn. Cert. Coup. not funded,.
)..avidenets on the above payable in. London

WEST INDIA PINES AND TUETLE.--The Trinity
Yacht, Captain Hounsell, has arrived to Messrs. Keeling
and Hunt in twenty-six days, from the West Indies, bring.
ing 40,000 pine apples and forty turtles, being the first cargo
to the port of London.