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BEE MAJESTY'S THEATRE. violence to public feeling, or rather, we might say• I both peoples. It is not owing, certainly, to any lack , Bordeaux, 6181. 75c.; Paris and Strasburg, 556 f. 25e.; )
.to the ;of zeal and perseverance on the part of certain emi- I, Tours and Nantes, 37 if. 2,50. ; Paris and Lyons, 611 f. 25c. I TH E S
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Extraordinary Combetation et Talent. with greater truth, by acting in obedierce
t re-garts of public opinion in vituperating and vi- BUSINELOSSNDD(O)NNE IN FOREIGN RAILW AYS AT THE i
ssioners, . Dee_ rataTxml natee.7LWAYS. •
Mesdames Sofie Cruvelli. D'Angri. and De le Grange. STOCK EXCHANGE, MAY 26.
Dona Eepita Oliva. ' national solicitude. Tt.e lierds Commi I
Dutch Rhenish, 41/2-Great Indian Peninsula, 6% --Ditto. i I Business done 1
sisnort Calzolari, Gardeni, F. Lablache, and Lablade. moreover, are fortunately at this juncture presided ; 'hying tne extraordinary personage who pretides over .
and by a sailor the destinies ot the French Republic by the universal aige-c-Namur and Liege, 6% -Northern of France, 23-Paris ' Railways. Nominal Prices. te-day.
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Will be presented Belltni's celebrated Opera, and setrasbourg, 21 es-Western of France, 7%. t -
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NORMA. no less popular and no less influential than his Grace acclaim of its citizens, that a very bitter feeling of ---_ ____ Aberdeen
Norma, Madlle. Sae Cravelli ; Adalgisa, Madlle. Feller ; Pollee SPAIN.
Signor Garcioni ; Flavio, Signor Mercuriall ; and Oroveso, super the Duke of NogeuessuseßeeaD. IC Was with a sati" enmity towards this country is not excited in the June.
Susird. faction only inferior to that which witnessed the con- breasts of the ruling powers of France. Yet such is Madrid journalsdheoodfuttphueibn2liticesartetishotna.ve arrived, but their Bir. Wolv dSt
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After which the new Ballet Divertissement, entitled
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LA FETE DES ROSIERES. tinuance of the Duke of WELLINGTON at the head the sense generally entertained of the friendly inten- cwohniteehnths at Tt
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reux ; MM. Di Mattia, Gouriet, Verlaine and MatlEeu. of the Horse Guards, that the people of England ob- tions and prudential views of the PRINCE PRESIDENT,
the Beraa/dadrsoeu,shpwaesnitmade its appearance.
To be followed by the last scene of . The Three per Cents. were done at 431 ; the New
LUCIA DI LA3IMERMOOa. served the appointment of the Duke of NORTHUMe that even capitalists have taken no serious alarm as
Three per Cents. at 211 ; the Debt of the First D
Lucia, Madame De la Grange ; Alicia, Madame Grimaldi ; Edgardo, BERLAND to the head of the Admiralty. They were to the interruption of friendly relations between the
Signor Garde"' ; Arturo, Signor Mercuriali ; Bidebent, Signor Su- •,..
lisi ; Enrico, Signor Ferlottl. rejoiced-and no wonder-to perceive the mariame countries, 41 War," truly says the writer in the Class at 81; and that of the Second at 6 5 -16. 95
To which will be added a Divertissement, in which Dona Pepita 19 18% i
service of the greatest naval power in the world 6n- Presse, "between France and England would not GERMAN y.
Oliva will appear. The Cologne GazPtte states, on authority of a
Dub. & Bele Jct. 45/. pd. 15 -13 d. 31
With the grand Rondo and Finale from Rossinies Opera La Cene- trusted once more to the management of a distin- only be a war between two powerful nations, but it
rentela, by meanie. D'Angri. letter from Berlin of the 22d, that Prussia has ad-
Te conclude with a selection from the adnaired Ballet, guished member of the profession. At the period would be Europe shaken to its foundations ;it would
dressed to the Austrian Cabinet a note on the present Dundik & Ennis., all pd. ... -
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LA SYLPIILDE.
La Sylphide, Madlle. Regina Fora); James, M• Mathieu; Madne,s. when the names of the DERBY Cabinet were first be the whole world given up to murder, fire, and de- Dundee,Perth, & Aber-
Reba, Esper, Lainaretnt, Allegrbai, esc. a ted we ourselves expressed the unfeigned satis- vastation." The consequences would indeed be in- position of the customs and commercial question. deer, June. ... all pd, 6 _ 7
Application. tor ksoxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Opera g zet
Box-onice, Colonnade, Haymarket. her efforts to effect a union of Germany on the basis
faction with which we remarked the advent to power , calculable ; but we cannot believe so far in the retro- After setting forth that Ptu,sia has always employed Ditto, New
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of material interests, and observed, that in order to Do'oB/. E'. & li.)aii pd.• 23% _ 3
ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. COVENT-GARDEN. of one or two of the administrators enumerated- , gradation of political common sense as to believe E and L& D ) all pd 4- 4% 4 %
GRAND EXTRA NItsLIT. preferring an open foe to a merely nominal friend, that any differences, should any such arise, would
make that basis solid, it is necessary to advance gra- East.Counties...2ol. pd. e% - 9 I
THIS EVENING, 8%
Will be presented the first act of and having a somewhat larger partiality for not have as fair a chance of being pacificallY dually, to take into account existing interests, &e , Eastern Union, class A,
NORM A. an able than for a decidedly incompetent arranged, as when the relations of the two countries the note declares that Prussia will be ready to enter
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Madlle. Cotti ; Oroveso, Herr Formes; Flavio, Signor eoldi ; roui°, soon as the reconstruction of the Zollverein shall be
member of a Government. It was in this spirit that were deeply affected on account of the affairs of into negotiations for the conclusion of a treaty, as
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To conclude with Rossini's favourite Opera, we hailed with a sentiment almost amountieg to Greece, no very long time since, yet without any
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IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA. , relief the di-placement of an administrative ignore.- perturbation of the general peace. "In 1840, at the
conciliating terms, though without abandoning the
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unite, Madame Eastellan (in consequence of the inclispositionvoaf
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Male. Angiolina Boeio); Perth., Madlle. Cotti ; Count Almavfni.: Mile like. Sit CliaoLes Wools by a man of the people time of the evente of the East, war was still pos-
line of conduct Pr ussia haS traced out for herself. It
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was thought at Berlin that the note would cause
Signor Mario ; Bartel°, Signor Tegliatico ; Basilica
Forello, Signor Soldi ; Figaro, Signor Rouconi. as in isputeele capable as the present CHANCELLOR sible, but it did not take place ; in 1850, at the
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Commence at leo,. ,ec oek.
- and Austrian.. Cabinets. The German Journal of
"f tne EXCIIk (Item From a nearly similar emotion time of the affairs of Greece, it was no longer pos- direct negotiation to be opened between the Prussian
shulrelel., all p 38% - 301/2
Composer, Director ot the Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa.
Frankfort, on its part, states that all danger of a rup- Great Northern, all pd 20 - 20%
Tickete tor the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit 'nay
hich 'is opene -
be had for th a
relief-relief after so many chagrins, anxieties, sible." No-without entailieg results of indescrib
Night or ieason), et the Box-effice ot the Theat , w
from Bieven till Five o'cloek ; and ot the princirepal librarians and and disappointments-we expressed at once the gra- able calamity, in consequence of the equal domina-
s ture between the coalition of southern Germany and
masiesellers. lifiCation with which we notified the removal of Lion of England and France over the interests or
Prussia has disappeared, and that the latter is ready to 15 li
NAtIIONAL HIPPO-
BATTY'S GRAND Sir FRANCIS BARING from the Board of Admi- mankind, though by different means ; the one ex- treat with Austria. .
The Co te has the following from
DROME, logne Gazet Great Westn., 100/. pd 90 - 90% 90 ya
weer, Kensington-gardens, ralty, to melte way for Rear-Admiral: his tending her domination to the most remote countries Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 80 -82
Opposite the Broad
Will OPEE ler the Season, on WHITEMONDAY, elay 31st, 1852,
will be made in. the Reyal Ilippodrerae munication to the Chambers relative to the budget
Grace the Duke of NoetnumneaLaND• Lattsrly, it bY her lihmense commerce, the other, by her Hanover, 234 :-" The Government has made a cone- Do. Thirds, 11/.13.4 pd 9 -10 p pm
When an ASCENT and on the affairs of the German fleet. It declares Lane. & York., 100/. pd 71 - 71% 70%
Balloon, by a celebrated Aeronaut.
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announcing lee ee• cond Season. and gratefully remem- is true, there had been some important concessious uatural position a rival to England on both _
that it has always regarded the preservation of the Do., Quarters ...all pd ~, _
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patronage bestowed upon past performances, begs
bering the liberal made by Sir FRANCIS BARING and his colleagues in seas, by her army a most influential. con- Do Fifths 14/ pd 6% -6% dis. 7%
leave to state that he has spared neither pains nor expense in select- reference to points upon which public opinion had be- tinental power, thus counterbalancing the German fleet as indispensable to the system of defence
ing tue best Artists from the
iprincfpal Continental and Foreign of Germany in general, and that Hs.nover in its Leeds Northeri ll d 15
1, a p 3% - 16% 15%
Amphitheatres, to realise the sp nt-sareing Scenes and iti
exc ng con- come both unauirtious and importunate. Still those influence which England exercises in other parts Liv.Crsby&Sthpt.l.7ep ..„ „,
tests ot the Curiculum, for which the Romans vrere so famous; and Lend. & Blackw., all pd 7% -8% 7%
to ensure a perfect pre etio
clei nof the various scenes, the celebrated concessions were so heir of the world. Two mighty but younger empires, quality of a second-rate state has used all her in-
peculiarly restricted in t ,
iHeeri Feanconi, iotuader of the Parisian Hippodrome, has been en- character, and fluenee to save this •
were only. extorted by such painful Russia and the United States, complete the universal national ins,'
• •tution from ruin. Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104 - 105
Lon. & N.West.,loo/. p 122 - 122% 121%
gaged, under whose saperinteedence the numerous Stud of Trained The Government made a last effort for this purpose,
„terse., ponies, Stags, Ostriches, Elephants, &c., will be Introduced pertinacity of denaand, that we exulted at the pros- political equilibrium. So, that were an obstinate , t Do. 0 c' /
~uarters 22 .pd 4% - e p 26%
from time to time, forming the most complete tout ensemble of Du without mice -
ess, End it can only confine itself to Do. Fifths l2/. pd 3% - 4 p
Antique l'astiMeS ever witnessed In England. pect of men coming into office more qualified to war to break out between England and France, protesting, in the most solemn manner to the Gar- Do. 101.,M &B (c) 1/p 17/s -2% p
A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance. pronounce upon the suggested necessity for improve- the whole world would be dragged into manic Diet, against the sale of the fleet." Lon. & S.-West 100/. p 91% -92
Admission-Reserved Seats, 3e. ; First Class, 23.; Second dile°, •
Is. ; Third ditto, 6cl. ment, and calculated to develope the energies of the it, however desirous of constraining them to The Em ress o Do. New 50/. 42% pd 41/ - 4 dis.
Is f RUSSIA arrived at Wiesbaden on - ' . d 2 .
ROYAL Ma.ll.lON ET 1 E eteeeeAtianee, Royal Navy by a wiser and more active scheme of peace. A fearful responsibilty ! and what would be the evening of the 23d. Do. New 40/. O4/. p 3- 2 dis.
Lon. & Enniskie, all pd 11% - 12%
ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. administration. the results ? "All that France might lose in in- A letter from Wiesbaden states that a number of Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 2- 2% 234
THIS EVENDIG, and every evening during the week, foreigners employed in the Dieberich cigar manufac- Man.Shef. & Lin 100/ ^1 32
A new Characteristic Address, by the Manager. As illustrative of the most remarkable among the fluence on the European continent, Russia would . ~ p a -
tory have been ordered to quit the country within Do. Manch. &Lincolu
After which a new Piece, entitled THF• HAPPY MANAGER' A reforms required in the maritime service we would gain, and Russia is the rival of England in Asia. twenty-four h • Union 4/. 2s. pd I - 2% dis. [66%
Dramatic Diffeulty. In one act. Ours, in consequence of their having .
To be followed by a new and original Burlesqne, called THE now especially direct the attention of the public to The increase of her power would be a diminution of been found to be engaged in political intrigues. Midland 100/. pd 67 - 67% 66% 34 67 65%
SPIRIT OF PUNCH ; or, The Arcadian Brothers. Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 35 -37
To conttude with an entirely new version of the Grand Eastern The Lezpsie G
the extraordinary proof recently afforded of the ad- the English power. England victorious, but ex- . . azette announces that, in the highest Md. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% ~, _„,
Specteces ot AL.ADLOT ; or, The Wonderful Lamp, produced with vantages of the screw propeller as epplied to the pur- hausted in men and money, would see the CZAR COM , E
. financial circles of Frankfort, a report was current Newcas. & Carl. all pd •
all the vast. resources of this small establishment. •• - •••
Doors °rid at Half-past Seveia. and commence at Eight o'clock. poses of navigation. From the New York intellis mend at Constantinople, advance towards the in
• terior that tne mperor of RUSSIA had given orders to sub- Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ~, -„,
A. Morring Performance on Saturday next. Doors open at Half- scribe to the loan of thirty-five millions of florins Newmatleet all pd le _ sleA,
east Two. and commence at Three o'clock. . gence just received it will be observed that the prin- of India ; and she would be fortunate if SOME of her opened in At " .
us ria, in order to employ the twenty- Newport, Abergaven.,
The Ebony Marionettes are re-engaged, and will appear on Whit- c
iple of the screw had, in tbe instance of the Great possessions did not escape her by declaring them- nine milli and Hereford _lO/ d •
4% -3% dis.
Monday. ons of francs which be has drawn from Newry & Ennisk 714 P
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There will shortly be produced several New Pieces, which are now Britain, achieved a success such as remains altogether selves independent. Victory for England would be France in consequence of the conversion of the 5 per Norfolk lOO/. pd 31 _33
la &cave rehearsal.
Private Boxes and Stalls to be had at the Box-office of the without parallel. Although encountering peculiarly as terrible aa defeat. All that England might lose cents. Do. New 201. S. 15/. p 10% - 10% die 4
Theatre, and of all the principal Librarians. unfavourable weather, that splendid veseel had accom- on the seas, where France possesses almost North.Coun. Un. %pd 3% - 3 dis.
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plished her passage across the Atlantic solely by the nothing, would profit to the United States North Devon ...111. pd 7% -7% dis.
TITEATRZ ROYAL, HAYELARKET. i The KING of the BELGIANS and the Princes his
Mr. B Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old nrompton. employment of her steam power by means of the and the American Union is the rival o g
f En - two sons, passed through the towa of Hassel't on North Stafford. 17% p 6% _6% dee 10%
THIS EVENING, North-Western 19/ d -
Win be performed an entirely new comic
• ' Drama, entitled MIND screw propeller (her sails being rendered by adverse land, iu North America, for Canada ;in t p
he re ub- Sunda on '
.Y, their way to the camp of Beverloo. N. & S.-W. June. 6/. p 1% - 2 p.
20Elt OWN BUSINESS, by Messrs. B. Webster, Leigh Murray, Al h
winds unavailable) in thirteen d d f h l' fth S uth in China, tee , for commerce. The
ays.an our ours- ics o e o , t ough their arrival had not been officially an- Oxford, Worcester, &
Buckstone, and Keeley ; Mrs. Stirling, Miss Reynolds, &c. . Wolverhampton 10/ p to% en
• flounced, they were received at the railway station by -es 19%
.After which a new Burlesque on a frightfully popular subject, to having en the 12th instant, run a distance of 301 Anserican union by its ports on the Pacific Ocean is the loe 1 Scottish Central 25/. p 161/ - 163/
be called 0, GEMINI ; or, the Brothers of Co(u)rse. Characters by . . a authorities, the musical societies, and a 4 4
Scottish Midld , 25/. d 11% - 11%
Messrs. Blackstone, Bland, Woolger ; Mesdames Buckingham, Col- miles in 24 hours-a speed never before attained by in the centre of that acti
'on. En land con uered,
g q large crowd of the inhabitants, whilst many houses Do. New • 11 Pd
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Ens. Caulfield•Honey, &c. in her supremacy. What were decked '
a screw steamer. It is worthy of remark, moreover, would never rega . with the national flag. Enthusiastic Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd •*iyi -7%
To conclude with BOX AND COX, by Messrs. Keel* and Buck-
Stone. that throughout the entire voyage the engines were would France gain ? Nothing. Some glorious cries greeted them on arriving and leavi g.
n A few Do. B
- itb hours after, the KING and the Princes arrived at the SlireW. & Her. Old 8/. p 3% - 3 dis.
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. never once eased until the noon of the twelfth day from, pages added to her history, some flags blackened w • Shrewsbu and Chester
Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directresa, Madame Celeste. starting, and then only for the purpose of obtaining gunpowder, to suspend from the dome of the Inset . . s _
. camp of Bsverloo. They were received by the Mi- • .
(Nor. W. Min.) all pd le -16
THIS EVENING, raster ot war amidst the roaring of artillery. His Do. Halves all d
Will be performed SEA and LIND. eharacters by Messrs. Paul soundings. Yet, according to information of an tides, some Dames to transmit.to posterity- such would MAJESTY P 7% - 8
Redford, Wright, Hughes, O. Snaith, Worrell, Emery ; Misses Ellen an is two sons immediately passed the
d Is. Do. Oswestry all pd 11 -12
Chaplin, K. Fitzwilliarn, and Mrs. Keeley. authentic character, which we have received from be Use prize she would obtain from the blood of her troops in review. They were received with cries of Shrop. Union ~,6% pd
3 1/fi 2 7/8 d.
After which, a devilish new Extravaganza, called EIEPIIISTO- a 7
leew York, the return voyage of the Great Britain children, and the immense sacrifices she would have " Vive le Roi l Vieeet les princes !" In the evening, Do. A, B, C, & D fully
PHELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilliam, and Miss pd. up at per cent. ... ~,
Woolgar. might immediately after her arrival at the United impesed on herself. A conflict amid cause ' the he KING
t . . gave a grand dinner, and ,the camp was
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To conclude with OUR NATIONAL DEFENCES. in illuminated. Grand manceuvres took place on Monde
States have been commenced as far as the machinery two,Heacueas in the cradle to become men.' But, Y. South-Eastern 30/. pd 20% - 20% 20% ea,
ROYAL PRINCEeS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. was concerned. Surely this is a very memorable this conflict England might lose her commercial POLAND. South Wales all pd 33 -34
S sufh Yorkshire and
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean.
THE; EVENING, demonstration of the efficacy of that screw power power, which is her lite t whilst France would
.risk The Breslaw Gazette, under date of Kaliscb, 1 7tli, River Dan 15
-1. ixi % dis.- % p 14%
Will be performed the COR.SICAN BEDTIMES. Principal which we have long yearned to see more generally her blood and treasure." says-" The works of the fortifications of Warsaw Do. Do. 51. pd ..„ -
rhareeters by Messrs. c. Kean, A. Wigan, ityder, Meadows, J. •••
Stirl. & Dunferm. all p
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Vining, J. Chester ; Misses ecullips, Murray, Robertson, and C. employed in the Royal Navy of England. Re- These and the like prudential considerations we _ •
are now being carried on with extraordinary activity •
' Stock. & Har. 16/28.3d.
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Leelereci. a sufficient number of masons canno p ,
t be rocured •••
After which A LUCKY FRIDAY, in which Mr. A. Wigan will peatetily as we have in these columns inaisted sincere! believe to actuate the minds of the think- Taff Vale 126/. pci lee - 157
y The works in the other fortresses and at the dykes of Thames Haven Dock
Wear. upon the advisability of applying the screw to jog French community. Of course, however high an
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To conelnde with a new and original Fairy Tale (compressed into the Vistula are also proceeding rapidly, and as these and Railway „.18/. pd 2 - 21/2
one act), entitled WITTIKIND AND 1115 BROTHERS . or, the our ships-of-war, we have never more earnestly, opinion may be entertained of the good and peaceful works are connected with those of the railway from Vale of Neath...l7/. pa 4% _ 3%dia.
Seven swan Princes and the Fair MatuEne. • Waterfd & Kilk. all pd 4%
43 we have certainly never more hopefully, called for tnteute of one's neighbour, it is fatuity to assume an Vienna to St. Petersburgb, the want of workmen is 4%
Waterfd.. & Lim. all pd 1 - 5
9 -20
ROYAL LYCEUM THEAeRE. this reform than we do at the present moment, when attitude of non-self-protection, provocative of insult severely felt."
Under the Management of Madame Vestris. Waterford, Wex. Wick.
Sole Lessee, Mr. Charles Mathews. the Great Britain-" once more upon the waters, yet or peril. Self-respect should debar that' puerile ITALY. and Dublin 3/. pd .., -„,
THIS EVENING, West Cornwall 13/. pd 10% - 10%
Will be produced a dramatic story, in eight acts, entitled A once more"-bas thus marvellously illustrated the ostentation of weakness which some would have us In the sitting of the 22d of the Chamber of Depu- West London all pd
CHAIN OF EVENTS. Characters by Messrs. Charles Mathews, benefits of the screw ••• - ...
by her recent passage to Ame- exhibit, and therefore it is that we have ever upheld ties at Turin all the new Ministers were in their Yk., New. & Ben 25/. p 17% -18
Frank Matthews. Riert Roxby, Belton, Baker, Suter, liorncastle, 17%
Rosiere, Butler, and Home. ; Madame Vestris, miss Laura Keene, rice, and when at the same time we bear in reeollec- the justice and expediency of maintaining an internal official places. M. D'Azenuo, President of the Do. & New. Ex. 201. p 7% - 7 dis.
Mrs. F. Matthews, and Miss Julia st. George, Miss Wright, Miss . D G N - •
o. . .E. pure. 9/. p. 3 - 234 chs.
Oliver, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Macnamara, Miss Martindale, Miss Ellis, Mon that the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty force of respectable efficiency, and especially of up- Council, addressed the Chamber as follows :-
York &N. Mid. 50/. pd, 23% - 23% 23%
Miss Grove, and Miss Foote. are now presided over by ALGERNON, Duke of holding in ample strength that true bulwark and "Itis my duty to give the Chamber some explana-
teens on the late Ministerial • ' • •
crisis. Dissensions arose Plazieiniamercest SIMILES.
e..- Thee.- -RO Yeeee EMPEDIEEITEE. Northumberland. uncoequered champion of the nation-the British in the Cabinet, not on questions of principle, but on Aberdeen all pd WI - 1 dis. dia.
Under the Patrortege of her Majesty and his Rojel Highness . Conspicuous among the few improvements intro. Navy. But, humanly speaking, and putting mere questions of execution. Tee Cabinet resigned ; his Ma- Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. 334 ... - ...
Prince Albert.
Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. duces" by Sir FRANCIS BARING and his colleagues to- feelings of philanthropy aside, we look upon those e
jelly has been pleased to entrust me with the formation Caledonian, 10/. all pd 8% - 914 9
eh., ;east ,sse,cessia: end popular Theatre le LoiYiar. oc a new Cabinet. I ventured to remark on that °cm- Ches. & Holyhd. all pd 18% - 18%
The Last Week of Bonaparte In Egpyt, in consequence of tho wards the close of their other wise negligent administra. of self-interest to be so powerful as to sion that my labours, both of mind and b d d ' h
o y, tiring t e Dundee, Per.,& Aberd.
production of St. George abd the Dragon on Whit-Monday. tion, was the fitting up with the screw of a magnificent guarantee most satisfactorily the improba- last few years had greatly impaired my health, and that Junction all pd 5% - 6
THIS EVENLNG, I had nothing to offer the Rine i E. Ang.(3/ 10s)6 pc. all 2/8
7 -3%
Will be presented a new grand Military Spectacle, which is now vessel like the Royal Albert of 120 guns. Why, bility of aggression on the part of France• i l g- but my - d '
goo intent,ons.
Do. (50 7 per ct. all p .., - ... •
exciting all Paris. entitle! BONAPARTE IN EGYPT ; or, the His majesty (re ared that sufficient, and added that my (-11- 7 2
Battle of Abeakin may we not hope that this almost isolated example of Whoever might be the actual French ruler, were acceptance of office would be 11- Do. i is)
.p. c. p .., - ...
hi f I t h'm
le y use u o ' - Eastern Counties Ex.,
To be ;ollowea by Batty's inimitable Scenes of the Arena. sagacity on ,
the part of their immediate predecessors he insane enough to contemplate, and unfortunate self and the country. I pm
In addition to the extraordinary talent at the above Establish- obeyed, because I confide 6p. c., No. 1 all pd 1% -1% P
Ment, Mr. Batty kat enegaged the celebrated Equestrian Mr. A. Will excite the generous emulation of the present enough to be supplied with, the necessary means of f others. I co f • .
in the aid o _ . n lee in the good feelino Do. No. 2 all pd eA -1% P Pm
Cooke ; alao Er. Boswell, the renowned Conuque, and Madlie. Re- the Parliament ass einisced to •el d• e thr: DNav 6 c Stk 10 13% -- 13%
war sme urine c ea a P: • • .
be.eca., *e graceful Equestrian, the whole forinine the most, e
- legant Lord Comnaissioners ? There are 'other ships now attempting or even effecting an invasion of England - Ico fld -
' last three yea ro. n 0 Still more in that patriotic Eastern Union Scrip,
and unique perfoamanee ever wituessed within the walls of an am-
on the stocks to which the same vitalizing or vivi- he 'would, sooner or later, however speedy or Pro- devotedness which has been • y-- 15 14% rA)
ptateeatre. our guide through so many Guar. 6 per ct....a1l p 14 g
To conclude with a Laughable farce. lying power-the screw-teight as judiciously be ap. 'yen U 3 8' •
traeted the results, be but compassing his own down- difficulties, aud al uthelent energy to overcome Do. 101. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ...
Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven till VOUS daily. . East Lancashire, 6 per
Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. plied. Why not, adopt the same principle- which fall and destruction. And we believe Prince LOINS .
them to our honour, and to save our liberties. I confide
in the support of our new as Shrs all pd -- ...
ct. Quer. • . ,••
well as our old friends, and
- has been deemed advisable in regard to the Royal NAPOLEON to he possessed of too much foresight, es my new aud old colleagues. East & West Yorkshire
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. I, last! •
y, confide in that ,
Open for the Season, Albert, 120 gun.s, in reference to the Princess Royal caution, and knowledge of the world, to give a 1710- good faith which has shown i eunction sths all pd ... --- •••
f MOUNT tself proof against all temp '
. Edin., Per. & Dun. 514
Exhibition of Danson'e Colossal Daylight View 0 nd will ever tse, as hith 3%
ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS-Splendid of go guns, to the Royal Frederick of 116 guns, to menee serious consideration to an outrageous project tations. a t
Th erto, the guide and sup. per cent. all pd 3% --
and interesting Menagene-Promenaee Concert bY thxlfref2 un. the prince of Wales of 120 guns,. and to the Royal which, if it ever be attempted to be carried into ex- •
nort of the State, 0 Programme of' the Cabinet is tho Glas. & S.W. Con. 100/. ... -- ;;,, 15
rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing Novelties-Conclhding at sarno as before: ffrmneas in supporting constitutional Gt. North. 5p c. all pd 15 --` i.u.,,,n
Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, Suvereign with the same formidable armament-the eeution, will be when the Red Republic comes institutions; the continuation f
mor the , of the reforms we have Do. 5p c. red..se. 914 p 1% - '74 P
representing the Interior ot the efountain (the randernenni d • good faith with Vast.
Ancients), with the Cave and Forges of Vulcan end Ins Cyclops, lOW superb ide b side i
men-of-war now buiiding s y nto be established in France, and the affairs of cemmeace , respect to conventions at Great South. & \ d am.
t e fount Etna and a d faith l
home and goo aSO in Ireland) Bths all p gi ..... eee
the whole terminating with the Ereetion 0: -- the dockyard at Portsmouth ? By acting thus be F 1 d d' • t -cl b C It fth P our transactions with fo- (
Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nirlads receiving the - sog an a muns ere y a ommi ee o e
,eace . , -ns • OUT Wimple. • Gt. West. (Berks &H.
reign natio 1 ,
, . e independence at any price
Armour of Achilles. times the authorities at the Admiralty would .be s • + all pd ... -- •••
I ocie,y. and for ever. On suco round Ex. 5 per cent.)
Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- t' • d 'th h
a ions, an wi sue sup-
Deere open from Nine A.m. . _ Gt W fixea 4% 100/. p ... - ...
Eett at Ilalf-past .Six. Fireworks at Half-past eine. preparing for the service an increase of power equiva- ____ ri. binet will co
port, the -a • Inmence its career with confi- • '
ADMISSION, ONE SHILLIETG. Id its hopes, • Do. Do. _BO/. pd ...
lent not to four only, but to half-a-dozen, or possibly _
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
i deuce. Shoh _ . ot be realised, God, who will Lancashire and York.
Ilinelassa...ssaacrazooms,raka arr. ,1.C........-.......
___ g
uo t allow Piedmont to , periB, ,
a will then confide this shire, F. 20/. ..-6/- Pd % - Ye die'
ROBBERY OF NEIVSPAPERS mere, vessels of the first class-vessels capable, when -..........-
country to abler hands, '
De. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p ••• -- •••
thus completed, of carrying triumphantly through We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. A letter from Renee 6 per ..• - •••
-eae---______ of the 20th states that a new Leeds Northern,
TEN POUNDS' REWARD. " the battle and the breeze " for a Portion There is an article of enormous length in the Presse contract has just been concluded by the municipal cent. No. 1 ...... 13/. pd ... - -
IA answer to the complaints of several Subscribers, 0
~
f . another " thousand years " the " meteor on the rumours, or rather tbe speculations, about a council with a British caeitali t for the li let' f Do• Do. No. 21"
,/. pd ... - -
'tical or flag which may merit b •
eing celebrated b Eld d F Th • as Four '5 ' g lug. ° Do. Do. No. 3 61. pd ... - -
war etween ng an an ranee. e writer Rome by ge ' ar five
vilrose papers are stolen in periods of poll years ago, another had Qrs., 1848 ...91. Pd •- - ---
Do
shows that neither country has an h'
yt ing to gain by been concluded for the
, gam ti *th t B
e p rpose wi wo o- ondon
L . & Brig. guar.
°they excitement, we can only renew the expression once more by some future CAMPBELL. Supposing it war, and that each has much to lose. France, he as- lognese, who, thougu they -d d • 100/. pd ... -- ...
of en o bring be found necessary, in order to a pal own caution money 5 per cent. ...
100/. ,
r deep regret. In order, if possible, t pply the sere Nto serta, has no intention of a war, and England, even if to the amount of 50,000 f, Do. Pr. 5p c. Stk. ... •
never commenced the all ... - ...
Do Con. 5 p c, 1852
some on f h bb hereby offer
e a te ro ers to account, we vessefs already in course of actual construction, as it such intention existed on this side of the Channel, has works. This caution net, • .
ney is now to be applied to- ' 100/. p ... - •••
N Gr 6 p c
2 reward of
Tau P f h ' f tion as
ounds or sue in orma has already been found necessary to cut them in too many reasons of interest to allow it to prevail. . wards carrying out the new contract. The square Do. •
Lon. & .- •
N• wa (Coy. &
may lead to . .
tne detection of the ctilprit, and two, let them •be so dealt .witb, and, P ter's, the Vatic 13% pd ••• - •••
if As to the best guarantees for peace between tha two of St. e e an, the Corso, and the Piazze Nunet.) SP. c•
Tee PO E nations, tbe first is the certainty that Governments del Popo ,
lo di S eons et aW. co 3d5.51. p 8% -3% p
it be possible, let them be likewise transformed from P 0 and Colonn are to be li ht d L --• 12
Imes More o ' • f h ft• d
n convection ote o en er. a, g e 11. - 12% ,
Sun Office, ma 2 cumbrous three-deckers,with unnecessary armame t caunot, as they used to do, plunge into war without first, and from those point th '
s e pipes are gradually Lon. & En. Vs St'. all P
• -
y 4,1852. ns, the full concurrence of the people and although there to brench out into the ad: Man., Shefe, & Linen
101
-"l".,.....esessaaeee,..-......-easea-e......-ae into two-deckers, each with an armament of 100 ma • ' jacent streets. The Pore Sh , No. 1...a1l pd A - 11%
HIGH WA.,,,e y not be at this moment the same mode of mani- has directed that gratifications of Ilf. er ton are to IFISro. Ne.w 10/....a1l pd 13 - 13%
1? . , d %- 1
Ties DAY -Mennag ail-E• AT LONDON BRIDGE. Jean D'Acre now •
guns, like tbe St. , build- fasting the will of the French nation as there was be granted to ship builders, being Roman subjects, Do. 6/. ............ 31. P p
8%
ToeMOsitOW-Mornine 0 c_n_-. after 7 Eveteng 18 min after 8 . .
~
e,,r,,,,„efe......arter 9 1 Evening 15 min alter 9 mg in Devonport. The decrease in the num- un. der the constit i
ut onal regime, public opinion has , who shall in future b i 'd Con 6p c St. 100/. ~„ __....
uld screw steamers of from 75 MI • . Bris. &Bir.,
.
THE WEATILF,"_„ --------- ber of the guns might be readily compensated still its means of expression, and will make itself to 99 tons ; for larger vessels the gratification is to Do. Con.
100/ pd 145 - 147
-"TS OFIFIOR, MAY 2'7. their calibre-the screw •
heard. Secondly, and this, perhaps, is the most cer- be 221. 50c. per ton. 6 per cent...• •
Val 100/
Tilemetoatierea, et,„ by an increase in taus guarantee for peace, we are to consider the enor- Do. Erewssh • ....
....
...
ma SHALE . Do. Leic. &Swanning.
49 _highest since noon yeeterda • to the vessel thus 'mous chan th t h
propeller meanwhile imparting ge a as taken place in the means of war. BUILDERS' BENp
- VoLENT INSTITU TIO.N 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... -....
45 -lowest this innrning and d Y-. •valent to that of Each country has produced of late year '
faring the night. constructed a principle almost equi san immense (THIS DAY.) Do. Preference -5/. p ;adjs. -% p
51.42 gs day, at neon. f actual number of improvements in the means of destruction. A. special general Norfolk Exten... all pd 19% - 20%
vitality, a power almost comparable to that o _ meeting of the friends and sub-
13Aeoenereu, 29.91. War would be no longer a game of ambition for scribers to this useful eharit which a founded for Do. Gr. 5% p et. all p sea _ a,B
volition. It is worthy of remark, by ' the way, that ~.. . • • ose of giving ri• f 37, Via bers Do. Wavny. Val. 2/. pl%- 2%
vt,
isr, N.E.-dall, donde weather otlicers aspiring to higher grades, for the probability the purp . . ele to aged and decayed mem
h B 't; h 5/ pd 5 -54 r
•
..............-.....r.r,.<r.-.-"''''"'=---='-•----,---,,. an improvement somewhat in tbe desired direction -
is that in a single campaign nineteen of twenty would of the building trades
se a. h , was held this morning at the Nort re ts ... •
of North Stafford....all pd ..„ -
... es
• DAile IWE
-----
ATHER T -
ABLE. has been latterly observable in the peeuliarities of the be destroyed. War would no longer be the risking London eavern, Dui
opsgate-street, for the purpose .
Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/.
electing three pensionere upon the fund from a long list 6
f-war of afe re iments or a few shi sor a loss of a small .
Etate ot the Wind and Weather at each ot the fano . g structure of our comparatively recent men-o w g p , ot candidates; Thomas G ' ii E Fs A president e Per cent. ... 2 p
121/ d %- % P 12%
day mot • nese , sq., • • o &B' N G all 10y 10
shrew,s. in e. • 4 -... % 10%
peaces at Nine o'clock yester nurtzeeert, s
stations While the Queen, one of Si? W
--- - ILLIAM SYMONDS' first- portion of trade in the hope of destroying the means of the institution, ia the chair. Shrews. & Ches. (N.W.
are arraeged in order of latitude. r
in
rates, of 110 guns, has a tonnage of 3,104, the of the antagonist to a much greater extent,. it would The report, which s, ti* ki t' f tory stated tbat
, as lg., ysa 151 liC A Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 16% -17
PLYstoura-Wand E.,__liard wind- a .. be the destruction of one power, and an exhaustion of there. are now en tee funds of th society eight males and South Devon ...... all pd 15
-- -16
hefty
PORTSMOUTH-Wind E, strorg breeze- . y nein Albion, a second rate, of 90 guns, and the Aboukir, the other in aal
n most equal degree. It is to be ta.
four females, makin • e - - • min ten 10/. pd . --
2 gt with those elected this coo
.g, St.-Est. 4% pc. „
...
.HAerneent-Wind N.E.• strong breeze -rain. . another second rate with the same armament, have hoped, too, that the sense of moral obligation has males arm rive remaley. ow
ing to a recent alteration in the Sth. York. 4p c gd. 20/. 1% - 34 di,
Siouestrosterege-wine N. E . szrong breeze-ram, respectively, the first a tonnage of 3,110, and laws the be
gained ground with the progress of civilization, and hYe". , nefits of the institutionare extend .
ed to the Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c
FOLKISSTOXF Wind ala E.. strong breeze-o.verca se, provinces, and tn • to appoint until July 1,1856, all p ••• - •••
TVXRFAarIic„,7O.-- Wind N.E.. strong breeze-rain. the second of 3,091-both likewise from the hand of that rulers as well as nations Will reflect 'twice
district co ' e directors are empowered
d - Waterford& Kilkenny,
6 - ''' ICH-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-heay.S rain; Sir WILLIAM Svetoaps• Together with changes before they sin once. tails. The first br
mmutees for • out
carrying . the necessary e
lately opened 6 per cent. 3/. pd %- % diet
B•rnoces -Wind N.E , strong breeze-rain. The Assembler Nationale, in noticing the recent anch of the soctety was York Newc. & Bar. Gt.
like those already specified, we should rejoice to at Brighton, and • • regress, the ,
Se•wrstaaal-W ind N.E , gentle breeze-rain- • . conviction of some booksellers for publishing works project havi Is making satisfactory p ,
b tt N. of E. Pun all pd 1634 - 17%
vor.Annerrxa-wind slw
~ strong breeze-heavy xam. . wieness a different arrangement in regard to.the
dangerous to morals, comments at great length on the ng, been
large builders i received with great favour yie
rhood. The Do. Do 5/. pa 4% - 5
The returns from the following places indicate I ).ae state. 01' sYstern of manning the Royal Navy of England, ac- 11 that town and neighbou _ York &N. Midland H.
the wind and
weather on Tuesday Morning St nine cord- romances of GEORGE SAND and other Socialist report eonclud d , • h t the expectations
e b observing t 3 aud S. Parch. 10/. pd % - % p
se'clock :- ing to the scheme repeatedly suggested by our- writers and shows that the h oduced a very
• A y ave pr ' formed of the e
4Ueeess of the institution
• at its formation
selves had been f eters
;Lterearticet-Wilid E., calm-cloudless. i and one the value of which we feel confident is injurious effect' The remarks of the Assembler are ully born t b results, and the dire LINES LEASED AT TIRED RENTALS.
gene? -t hoped tha oou y ard and enable
CARI.OW-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-partially clotradY• , allY recognised by the profession. Under this but too well founded. If the works to which i t the Public would come forw
al uLuxaAR-Wind E., gentle breeze-cloudless. imorov udes had been at once suppressed, it is probable them ta still f
urther extend its benefits. 1 Leasin
Railways. g N •al • Business
ed system, we should then be spared the all Th 0.
e e‘HAIR the meeting, and ,Companies. omits Prices.
:roma-Wind N.E., strong breeze-cloudless. chagrin a that the movemeut for which they prepared the way, MAle briefly addressed . to-day.
POITELMOUITt-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-partially cloudy.
efficie of witnessing the dispersion of th stated that sin iteration a een
h d b - -
- d Is.ch has been so destructive to real liberty, co the last election an a . Bdf & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... --.
nt and an w I made in th llowing the votes B. •
Marmot:Ty-Wind N., strong treeze--foggy. experienced crew of the Su- e rules of th society for a
Stnetnrouset-Wind S.E., gentle breeze-overcaste perb, now ld hve taken place.
won never a polled by paw e 'o be carried forward IL& Oxf., gua. all GL Westn. 30 -31
RourmeAD-Wind N.E,, gentle breeze-very fine. the sailor b •
on the • eve of being paid off- The gendarmerie of the Seine assembled on Tues- to their ccessful candidates t
account until they shou .
id be finally sue- Do. without, all p' Do.
Bir.Wolv. & Dud. I 29 -30
LA:icemen-Wind E., calm-principally clear. "ng, under those more rational day in the Salle des Pas Perdus of the Palais de cessfait .., re-
see conClud d by urging the claims of the insti- ~
guar all pet Do. - 30%
WHITLITIV ind N., gentle breeze-fegiy, regutations exchm
ged (le • k the reqUired oath before the bar of tution u e ere nd stated that -
f course, with holiday inter- Justice, and too Pon the benevolent for euppe.-, A Do. without, all p' Do. - 29%
ratatsusroTteN-Wind N., gentle. breeze - overcast. vats), from one h.
S 1 of the Civil Tribunal of Preilliefe he hoped the pub
the First Chamber lic forward and enable the Buckingbash.all p Lon.&N.W 18% - 18%
nixsee-Wind N. W., calm-principally clear. , p to another, being engaged, more- directors to would come
hilanthropic endea- Clydsdale Jc., all p'Caledonian 45 -47 46
itm. - . . ..---,, ....... over, for five instead f h Instance. further carry out their p
_ , - --- --- 0 t ree years, consecutively ren three only out E. Lin., gua. 6 perl
For innovations, such ' A circumstance is worth mentioning, as contra- , yours to support their poorer breth ,
Al 4. Nti) 71,-,- r.. as these, we have long looked, dictor 11. hhab fl • bout of a list of fit' being that day to be cent. all pd Gt. Northn. 36% -37
es", but hitherto, alas lin Vain • yof the rumours wic ve een ying a I teen candidates
elected Gloueest. & Deani
i, ea-- i,‘'• t?,,e-a,7•'.7-'.4eaa:;•'.-.4 A..ae . let us hope that a benefi- of the consummation of the long-talked of fusion be- ~ a, .1 Forest... 22% pd Gt. Westrn. 4% -5%
41A' .0' ''V * ;.--(_" V - .:A: '--f.4------) k-7,-si'le cent series of changes m es hat he sh I
ear. ezEORGE Be h # surer Sa.e. t Oil 4 1 p
RD, tee urea s , t,lepl. Dk. 8c i iYk. New. 1_
aleie K- ' ' eet:aeeeeeieeee% --eia, ' t\eter for the concessicay at length be witnessed, tween the Legitimiste and the Orleanists. not feel e • ersoas on the Har
satisfied i a were 20 I' Rai w all d.l &B f - - •••
Unta t ere erw.
- ' ' ' rfa-S%-"‘ * :-, ''•-e.a -•- 'eele-6 changes nof which the country will A few days ago it was pompously announced that fund, and ho in fer Ilutil&.g.e.lb P
• ~aee . e 7 • ~ .m 0 , e a
~a,a • ewe-- ',:-_-% :!, Ped that funds would speedily come
' .F:r ee j_4....e........* eeershe, ted to the rese
be indelse I' nt L the Count DE CHAMBORD was about to arra
i e at Y, all p Yk. &N.M. 111 - 113
that pur
e _
.1,, . . at et- ' tette ords Commissioners of Pose. Do. Halves.,all p Do. - 56%
he Admiralty, Presided over by eanists, Tee 1 i 0 , a two males and one Dre
Wiesbaden, and that at the same time the the eaiceon OA Lae Oftndidate3, . o. ..euarts., all p Do.
--,,-, his Grace the Duke , 26 -27
se of NouTUUMBERLAND. having at their head the ex-QUEEN of the FRENCH feenale, out of
-er r 1 after wh. a list of fifteen, wets then proceeded with; Leeds & Brdfeall to Midland ...11031
sed to the chair- Lon. & Grenw. all . ) A - 104% 104 i
I esits..-____ and the Dukes DE MONTPENSIER, le EMOURS, an- Ich a vote of thanks was pas • S Eastern.) 12% - 13% A
a man ant Do. Pref....all d Do.
ekrtnitna e''''.---.4 I Or= The article which appeared in th AUMALE. would arrive at Ems, which, observed , i the useetin arated.
g set_=__2__a_e_._--- Lowestoft., gua. 4
p ...... 25% - 2 i
6 A
e Paris Presse f p • Nl' • •l .
° arts . inisteria journal, is distaut only a few leagues
.
L.----w- 'rorn the pen of an ex-11. THE M The General Com- Per cent...all pd Norfolk ... 17,
LOtteDem, - yesterday t L._h
a,,u5,_ Tesentative, M. from Wiesbaden, thus leading the public to believe . --oNMOIITH ELECTION.-- -- 18
euHURSDAY. MAY 27, 18,59, mittee of Elect' ,1 (Lord Seymour,chairman) Do. 6p. et., all p Do. .
COLLARD, and tO E
wlc ll 'on will be found in that the two branches of the Bourbons had planned a
to strike tons met yestereay .
lle ations contained Middlembe & Red- ..... ••• - •••
___________ . n intelligence " the Committee for trying the a g
Extraordinar 1 our summary of forelg , is replete with n 3, eeting. W els Journals i
, e now learn from the Brusse n the petition • the sitting Member for car, 6p. ce all p Stktn&D
against Mr. Bailey, ar „. _
Y opportunities ere presented at this j ' ry rational character. Mae the Duke DE MONTPENSIER iS on his way to Monmou
di' TI f • 111 rabers were appointed te try N. & E., sp. e., all E. Counties 60 6.•
Inomeot, tent merely t considerations of ave The ro- ne ollowing e -- --
0 one hut to several miaow? the • • fires of hostility bet P Ostend, on his return to Fogland. This is rather a the merits of the petition, viz :- -
Mr Melville Portal, Sir Do. 6p. ct., all p Do.
departmenSs a
of t-e Ad • • e, bahilities of the anciena ween the Ir. John Fergus, anti Do. F. 5 .e. all •• - ••• 72 .
waratara'• William Clay, Viscount LevTl'han:4 .5 P pd Do.
, , ion, by' availing thorn- eieher eide of tha Chann I bei round-about journey for a visit to Ems.
Selves of 'which oar existin i • two great nations tit .. Mr. Thom n For the information of Prestn. & Wyre, f L.& NMI - - ...
e --eg The PRINCE PRESIDENT Of the Republic has sent .aa 13ratnston, chairma . . . _ . .
g ruter- •
s might cause their dwelt on by some anion the public it mv h awll te state that tee petition win all paid I&La &Y f - - -
tames to be remembered New, rekiudled have been , , gst us M. MERV, an elegant pin for his poem Le Retour de not b a- es a- e• • assiening as a reason Do.illyes A *
• gratitude even in the Neverteeiess, thou a e proceeded with, the petitioners . „ all p Do.
*vent of their being ultimatei d - with no ordinary gusto. g when l'Aigle, and a handsome pair of diamond earrings for withdrawin h ld 'not be t
e cou aken into Read., Guildf • - P
~ and -
Y riven from office by -ell on foot in England it flea. to Mlle. Janien, for the manner in which sbe re- g it, that as t e cas .
consideration until after the Whitsuntide recess, the inquiry Reigate ... all pd S. Eastere 23% -24
in owsrwhelming nesjority ia the /le I. IDA ~ a ‘' phobia " is got yr
x. ... aritame Eit. . ' 'ts Season, we must continue cited it at the theatre of the Tuileries. comber dissol •
could not be got through before the a ution of Roy. & Hit., 614 p Gt. Northn. 9% -9%
Xn reference to none of the pri ; rishes most vigorously in i - Parliame
. . "'Pal depart ts f scepticism as to a The Bourse was again heavy with little speculation nt. Do. Shep. Ex., all Do.
however, are these opportunitiee mor t . men 'to cherish an extreme degree 0 toe going forward. The Four-aud-; Hslf per Cetits. opened The 34th re f the Committee on petitions She Rth. & Goole,
, e tempt nth ee la, Aef port o
they are sn•regard to the auShoriti" at th 1 g an
""“"oc'E "' a collision between the two greatest of at 99e. 750., and closed at 991. 65e. for the end of the states the petitions against Maynooth to be 843-signed by sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ... - ...
Nowhere have the evils of the old Vet
e Admire lty.
ern became the European nations, which would be but a Bangui- MO
ful to civilizs- nth ; the Three per Cents. closed at 70f. 65c.; Or- 309.565 persons.
leans Railwa Shares by hired lect And these, not bro
y , ,1,192 L 50c.; Rouen, 7721. A , urers or orators, like t ught forth or concocted
hose of the League S. Staffdsh., 914 p MrM'Clean IIA - 1 dis.
~, Wear Val. 6p c, all Stckt& Dar ~. - ..e
*lmre glaringly apparent, and consequentl nary absurdity, disastrous and disgrace . . y 50c.; Havre, 285 f. nti-State Church Association ; but spon aneously
t - or ""e Do. do. ... all pd Do. - 30% '‘'
. Y nowhere ; Great Northern, 5861 25 Avig-
. e; signed do all pd Do.
Do. . ... --•
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