The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-21 00:00:00

THE SUN LONDON, TUESDAY EVEN ING DECEMBER 21, 185 2. .
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HOUSE OF COMMONS-(YESTERDAY.) ' I WORD ABOUT THOMAS HOOD AND HIS NAVAL INTELLIGEIVCK.
tl'''..'''. -Y 1 P it' 4, ; Ceylon 375 6cl to 38s 6d, and Sydney 35s to 375. Several IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT of self-derence which is almost completed, and towards
' the full completioh of which we heve laid a ground
MINISTERIAL CRISIS. MONUMENT. , .e. c 20.
PORTSMOITTS, DE • ees.
ft!
ft.,-utrlT ....25, parcels have been brought forward. In Olive Oil import-
'4'l'l k it, 4, Vn, ant purchases have been made, the upward movement con- .
_____es.....___ which I thist niaS, net be abandoned by those who May
By a quarter past four there was a scanty gathering •
(From, the Liverpool lowrnal. ) of
tinuing-Galipoli is 60/. to 61.1., and other sorts 56/. to 58/.
HOUSE OF LORDS—(YESTERDAY.) succeed us, who, I trust, will not be neglectful of those
The Odin, 16, paddle-wheel steam-frigatee. Capt.
-. ---s per tun. A large business has been concluded 3n Rape-
great elements of self-defence which we have called into of ex-Ministers on the Treasury Benches-among those A public subscription has been started in London for horee power, was put into commission to-day uy
seed Oil, brown at 34s to 34s 6d, pale 35s 6cl to 365, and The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Woolsack
operation, the old and constitutional force of the militia, present, we observed Sir John Pakington and Mr. Wal- the purpose Of erecting a monument over the grave of
awe.
ri ate, e•
SUN OFFICE, Seven o'clock. foreign 36s to 375. The value of Lard Oil is 42s to 60s. at 5 o'clock.
- and an increase to that naval force which must ever be, pole. Thomas Hood, the poet and author of " The Comic An- The Cyclops, 6, paddle-wheel steam-f g es 00
Scott.
.
In Linseed many contracts have been entered into at 29s
nual." The suggestion originated with Miss Eliza Cook, Seecombe commanding pro tem will sail to-noorr? tee
The attendance of Pee.rs was slight. The members in the first instance, the. sefeguerd of thi! country. .My
THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6d for present, and 30s to 30s 3d for future delivery. Ame-
About twenty minutes past four, Mr. Gladstone hay-
of the Government having seats in the house were lords, we leave the administration of this country in a . through some lines on " Hood's Grave," published in
rican Spermacett is ls 4ed to is 5d per lb.
ing entered a few minutes previously, hurried from his her journal a few weeks since, which were responded to, her return to the eastw-a'rd with”the riggers Placed in
London to navigate that ship to this port. eel to
(THIS EVENING.) TALLow.-Only limited transactions heve taken place present. On the Opposition benches were Lord Clami- state, I hope, of tranquillity, of contentment, and of
in Russian on the spot since our last report, and there
CplulabcesT,
hbeyseseveeurtallemli teeurael ern The London, 90, Captain G. R. Mundy, is circle
carde and Lord Clarendon.
ht
oi gnh
so
prosperity ; at peace with all foreign powers, with in- usual post below the gangway, to the seat occupied by imnedmehfaeurshofofthneolvticheittil
were sellers on Saturday of Y.C. at 45s to 45s 3d per cwt.
creasing, if not with fully accomplished, means of self- Lord John Russell on the front bench of the Opposi- g • g . • complete her full complement of 850. ~..:n Goo-
FOREIGN-OFFICE, DEC. 10.
All the galleries of the house and the spaces at the
furtheeance of the. plan, have formed themselves into a The Sidon paddle-wheel steam-frigate, CaPae.estine
Few buyers are to be met with for delivery in the spring,
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint and 44s 6d to 45s is the value. Town melted is more abun- foot of the throne and below the bar were crowded. defence and self-independence. Under these circum-
stances, it is no personal sacrifice to us to surrender the tion, when the two eminent statesmen were very speedily
absorbed in conversation. committee to receive subscriptions, and have appointed
Mr. John Watkins (formerly of Liverpool), of 34, Par- smith, was swung to-day for the purpose of ao.l
Wyndham Moreton Dyer, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul dant, and there is a decline, 45s 6d having been accepted MINISTERIAL EXPLANATION. reins of office. I rejoice to see that those who may suc- .
her compasses.
at Mobile.
for cash. Other sorts have not been offered more freely
1 d'fficulties which I Sir James Graham was in his place by the side of the hament-street, Westminster, honorary secretary. The
DEc. 14.
The Earl of DERBY rose and said-My lords, it is ceed us, apart from those persona i
for sale, but demand having much fallen off a reduction is
tb t th•nk th h t d for themselves, have noble lord the member for the city of London. fund, we are happy to announce, is progressing rapidly ; ing from the eastward with stores for the dockyardeese
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint apparent. Of 440 casks Australian at auction a small part consistent with the usualpractice and advantageous for the canno u. il eytaakve
herr e
and we have every reason to hope, as an appeal is onl
y a u e to eying a en
th I t ust that After the conversation alread 11 d d h • t k
y A Prussian man-of-war arrived to-day at the Me'
„eine
a comparative y. easy s e ore. em. r
Bridges' Taylor, Esq., to be her Majesty's Consul for Den- only sold, beef fair and good at 42s to 435, and mutton public service that a Minister of the Crown, in announcin
now being made in Liverpool that Hood who has been b k dltd th P t-Ad • l's flag with 17 b-
, / an ,ansa u e e or mire
g they will go on in a course of social improvement, and place between Mr. Gladstone and Lord John Russell,
mark and the Oresound.
from 44. s 6d to 465. Tallow still much dearer than last
so stran ely forgotten, and whose earnest career of The Manceuvrer and Sinba.d lighters arrived last, eve!'
toyourlordships the dissolution of his Gevernment, should that they will place this country on a footing where it
She has the appear nce of a store-shi
The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint year, but stock is 16,000 cies. larger. Since Saturday the
P•
B • gs the late
the latter crossed over for a few moments, and, taking
The remains of Admiral Sir Themes ng , _
_ved to
public usffulness has been so strangel overlooked, will -- - a • •
George Harris, EN., to be her Majesty's Consul-General demand for tallow has much improved, and there is an ad- enter into some explanation. The responsibility of re- ought to stand. I trust that, with regard to those great
his seat on the Treasury bench near Mr. Walpole, spoke get some decent memorial to cover thYe. nakedness of his Commander-in-Chief at this port, will be ren"" eve
in the Lombardo-Venetian States and the Austrian tern- vance; fine Y.C. on the spot, and for delivery in the spring signing:- office is no less an offence than that of accept-
day n .
urs
tories on the Adriatic.
selling at 46s 3d to 46s 9d. I
ing it without due consideration ; and it is due to your will comp
measures and objects to which I have alluded, they
lete the course which we have begun, for an interval to the ex-Home Secretary. The noble tomb.
We believe Hood, if any man ever had, has a tie on London for interment on the morning of Th
DEC. 16.
and I hope that this great co:entry will still continue lord then talked for a minute or so to the Speaker.
e,O.
lordships, to the other house, and to the country, that
us-" humanly and brotherly." His claim is not on our
' The Queen has Also been graciously pleased to appoint COURSE OF EXCHANGE-THrs Dile
to enjoy t 'lli
ranqui ty and contentment at home, peace The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer en- e •
dmiral the
,c,
t b b e which At lo' 1
eenerosi yut.ut on our justice, -on the justic . . c ock p.m. yesterday, Vice-A Nom eeteti
GeorgeCanningßackhouse, Esq., to be her Majesty's Judge
11 17 Gibrnltar .............. - those who are charged with the Government should not abroad, and an increasing prosperity among all classes
Amsterdam ............
tered the house at about half-past four o'clock, looking demands a public acknowledgment of that virtue which Joscelme Percy, Commander-in-Chief at the
of he's
in the Mixed Court established at the Havana, under the Ditto, three months .. 11 18 Leghorn ... ... .••••. . . 30 40 throw up that Government on light or on trifling grounds, of the people, by whosesoever hands it may be
better, we were glad to see, than he has appeared for lies in the pursuit of the public good. It ie not simply struck his flag (blue at the fore), and in lieu there
_„tee ea
Treaty of the 28th of June ,1835, between Great Britain Rotterdam ___ • • .... 11 181 e , Genoa .. .. .. .. •• • ..... 25 35
the will of the Sovereign.
• that the affairs of this great
and Spain, for the abolition of the Slave Trade, in the An, werp .............. 25 30 Milan .......... ~.... - upon any minor differences of opinion, or upon any
s time st •th lel • d • his b don_ a matter of regret, but of severe reproach, that Miss the white flag, which was duly saluted when no" and of
my ome pa ,wi a ooming re rose in u
n cony' • e
Brussels ...... .. .... .. 25 20 Venice .... .. .... ..... , _
country shall be administered. (Hear, hear.)
board the flag-ship Waterloo, of 120 guns, i s
..., too
room of James Kennedy, Esq., retired.
ground of private misunderstanding or personal intrigue
Eliza Cook, in seeking amidst the mausoleums of pill
te-and it is hardly ne- hole.
Captain the Hon. Montagu Stopford. At the ale
their bit°
FOREIGN-OFFICE, DEC. 20. II amburgh .... .. .... .. 13 6 k
,Napies .. .. .. ... •• • • ... 41%
!Palermo Upon the present occasion I am not called to trespass on
e s e ' lords, I have only further to sta
cessary for me to do so after whet I have said-that I The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER rose doctors and posture makers for his grave, should find
all the ships and vessels in commission struck
,__.
The Qneen has been pleased to approve of Mr. John lea; t;ciisn.a. .. .. .. .. .. :... ..
2.5-13 i.dessina .. .. .. . • ... . 1122% • •
that he has left no sign. That he has died out like a
Greig as Consul at the Cape of Good Hope for the Sublime Ditto, three months .. 25 271.; 'Lisbon .......... , ..: :. 5314 your lordships tune at any length, because the causes of the and my colleagues hold our offices only until our suc- and said : Mr. Speaker-After the vote to which the cendle. That there is not even a cross for the illiterate ensigns and hoisted the white epsigns at their Pea"'
Ottoman Porte. mar5eme5.............. 25 32%,0p0rt0 .. ...... .. .. .... 53% dissolution are patent to all, and upon the surface. The cessors shall have been appointed, and until the noble
H s 'ved oTh r d •eirt th Earl of D b * •
ou e arn n usay me , e . er y over his grave. He earned at least our gratitude ;he 90.
SHEERNESS, PEg• lion.
WOOLWICH, DEC. e
DOWNING-STREET, DEC. 21. Bourdeaux .. .. .. .. .. .. - !Rio Janeiro ~ ___ .. _ -
noble earl then proceeded to say that, after the general earl to whom the task has been entrusted shall be en-
Frankfort-on .maine .. .. ire% i Buenos Ayres... . -
and his co ue
lleag s thought it to be their duty to q . 37
PROMOTIONS.
studYi.l4
abled to present for her Majesty's approbation, and to
The Queen has been pleased to appoint Adam Murray
election of last summer, her Majesty's Governm t h
en ay-
Something is asked to mark his narrow home, not to Commander.--Goclfrey T P Hornbv (1850), tsoi.
Perlin . .............. - N N- '
ew A Ork, 60 days' sight -
has received nothing, we are conse uentl in his debt.
introduce to this and the other house of Parliament, a tender the resignation of their offices to her Majesty, and
Alexander, Esq., to be Second Puisne Judge of the Colony
Vienna .. • • ... • ... • .... II 24 Peeoadelphia .......... - ing gone through the returns, found that there were about
of British Guiana.
Trieste ........ ••.•••.. 11 27 1 PRICES OF BULLION, PER oZ. 310 gentlemen who were disposed to repose confidence Government which in his judgment he shall feel to be her Majesty has been most graciously pleased to accept commemorate his mem ry for that will live in hearts he steam at the factory at Wooiwih. Dockiard, to be caieP •tbs
has left behind, and ne:ds'no commemoration, but as an Lieutenants.-John M. Cooke (1841), serving ,n• the
Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of the Tower Petenburgh .. ••••• • • • • • 3.';,% ;Foreign Gold in Bars X 3 17 9 -
Coast Guard and eiV illiam Burden 1848) flaring --to l's
capable of conducting the affairs of this country. Under the same. It has reached me that the Earl of Aberdeen instalment on account. -Not a " lamp of sacrifice" to _ 0
_, _ . ( , ,
station,
eeaetines, 7e, nag-ship on the East Inas
Hamlets. Madrid .... •••••• • • • • • • 50% 'Portugal Gold Coin .. 00 0 h M t' G ' t• fth
ne er ajes y s overnment, irrespec ive o e ques-
these circumstances my lords I received from the noble
Major William Lewis Grant to be Deputy-Lieutenant ; castle....
le• h I t
ieu enants. • iii tb°
James Scott Walker, Esq., late a Captain in the 88th Re- te5eazi0na................ - . New Dollars ...... 00 0 parties, or rather there were more, one of whom earl this merning, 'a
.communication w ic. mns. con- has undertaken the office of forraing a, new Administra- enlighten the world as to national gratitude. Not a
column, for he never set his charity on high, a beacon to •I
e •••,•• • • • .. - Silver in bars ...... 0 5 1%
fess did a little surprise me ; because I did anticipate, tion, and it therefore remains for me to say that we hold
giment of Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Collard,
included within itself the various gradation between
Noel Pre,
deceased, Dec. 18. --..-
- high aristocratic and exclusive Whig and the wildest after what has taken place-after the conferences our present offices enly until our successors are ap-
the dark night and fall dead outeide at the strange cold
break the hearts of houseless wanderers, who fly to it in .3fates.
Firebraed steam
.frigate, and Francis M.
tation, to v-
seerivii ng in the Calliope, 26, on the Austealian s
..
-Robert Mansel (1850), recently serving age,
Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Berkshire.
THE MINIST.RY.-MEETING AT THE EARL theorist and extreme Radical, comprising about 260 which have been held between various parties, and the poiuted. I hope the house will not consider it presump- reception, but a simple stone to tell where lies the man li tenants.
Robt. Gibson, Esq.,,to be Deputy-Lieutenant ; the Hon.
•OF DERBY'S. members. There was a third party from the sister king- decided steps which have been adopted to put her Ma- tuous on my part if, under these circumstances, I venture " Who sung the song of the shirt." ,
George William Barrington to be Deputy-Lieutenant,
esty's Government at the earliest opportunity in a mi-
_____e_.-. dom-the representatives of the Catholic clergy, and i
to offer them my grateful thanks for the indulgent, and, I Our munificent rewards for military services, Our yard, having obtained six weeks' leave of absence, eeele,
Commodore Henry Eden, superintendent of this dreet
Dec. 15.
The meeting at Lord Derby's residence in Downing- pledged to oppose every Government who were nority-I anticipated that not four-and-twenty, certainly
Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Mid-Lothian.
st t esterday, was very numerously attended by his not prepared to act on their extreme views There not eight-and-forty hours, would elapse before the noble may even say, generous manner, in which, on both sides, I mausoleums, column!, and funeral pageants, the artiseic Hyde Parker commander of the Firebrand steam:L.llsla,
dent afloat and Mr. 31 ley-0e
The Right Hon. Henry Viscount Melville, K.C.8., to be
ear wou
suppogrs in bah Houees of Parliament, notwithstanding was -an- • • Ildbe in a Position to submit a programme of his have been supported, in attempting to conduct the busi-
other party, numerically small, but of great
Government to her Majesty, I received a communication ness of this house-(cheers)-and if, sir, in the couree of our reward of literary genius, might perhaps, to some, master-attendant, acting-supenntendent in the dee were
result of forty centuries of woe, when contrasted with will be actiti"g-superieten . , . , _
Deputy-Lieutenant, Dec. 6.
many had left town after the late division. personal worth, possessed of very great official
The officers and crew of the Cruiser steam-slooPiesse
Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Linlithgowshire. The Earl of Derby on entering the room was received
from the noble earl in the course of the da requestin
nd no
turned weer to. the Firebrend steam-frigate, so, asp
Berwickshire, &c., Regiment of North British Militia- with enthusiastic ch s and when these had subsided, experience, still professing Conservative principles..
y,. . g that unequal struggle in which we. have been engaged, to the fame of a great conqueror, while peeping about
In 9 tso move the adjolurnmle.nt of thehouse to this day week. sugeest harsh allusions. But we have no desire to point
Jones, First Lieutenant, hoisted the pendant 1 '
Wyville Thomas Charles Thomson, Gent., to be Ensign, we understand he addresled the peers and commoners as- Those gentlemen possess talents which would reflect
.1 inifiermed the nobhe ear in re
. ply that I would consult his one word has escaped my lips which has been calculated for the narrow home of a poet and philanthropist, or,
Hyde Parkee on board the Firebrand.
witty f"
vice Hood, deceased, Dec. 16.
sembled to the follo • g effect, so far as we have been able credit on any administration, but their numbers, as I
wis es and move t. e adjournment of the house, but that
The Impeneuse, 50, screw steam-ship, will be esnas
BANKRUPTS. to gather :-Having thanked them for the cordial and una- stated, are comparatively small. In this state of things to hurt the feelings of any gentleman in this house, I what is more, of a disinterestedly-earnest and indefatig-
trial down the river next week, and when out of ell_e ewe
Jules Artigues, gener
al merchant, Mark-lane, to semen- nimous support he had received since he came into office, it was obvious to her Majesty's present Government, looking to the period of the year, and to the inconvenience deeply regret it-(cheers from the Opposition)-and I abl -humane man. There is no comparison, and we
hope that the im ression on their art will be as transitory havye no desire to make one. we cannot help ignorance. of the engineers, will be navigated round to um"-
der, Jan. 7, at eleven, and Feb. 5, at twelve, at the Court he proceeded to give a sketch of the state of parties at the that though they had by far the largest party, and were thet would be experienced by many of your lordships by
__.erat,
of Bankruptcy. Pennell, official assignee, Guildhall- time of his accession to power, and since he was at the nearly a moiety of the whole House of Commons, yet being detained in town over Christmas-day-though, of as the sense of pProvocation was Pon my own. (Renewed We can only regret that there are Men who have neither where her masts and rigging are ready.
chambers ; Brewer, Philpot-lane. . head of the administration. He reminded them that when they did not possess the support of an absolute majority course, all other considerations must yield to that para- cheers.) The kind opinion of the members of this house heard of the name nor the mission of Thomas Hood, and Brevet-Major Stransham, Lieutenant Tomlin, I....ewlesich ;
Frederick William Thomas, auctioneer, Leadenhall- the Government of Lord John Russell had fallen to pieces
, in that house, and that consequently, if it should be the mount one of promoting the public service-I would
" ' Se • division oißoyal Marines have been placed under "WV
whatever mey be their political opinions, and whereve; feel it is heard that, at this time of dav an appeal should 2 corporals 1 drummer and 46 privates of the "'erase; -
Y
f to hold themselves in readiness to embark for service
street, Dec. 29, and Jan. 31, at twelve, at the Court of not by any external attack, but by, its own internal dis- will of all the three other parties to whom I have referred move the adjournment of the house till Thursday, hoping
that by that time the noble earl would have made such I may sit, will alwa sbeto me a most precious posses- be necessary for one who so honourably helped his
Bankruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee ; Cole, Leaden- sensions and weakness that noble lord had recommended to combine in carrying out a movement for the overthrow sion, aed one,which I shall always most covet and mest country and his kind," that the modest exertions o a
' flf al l cl. d tl v ec s- Imperieuse.
hall-street. .
to her Majesty to send 'for him (the Earl of Derby), he had
rogress in his arrangements as to be able to take upon NV
of the Government those three ati s so comb' • P
, . pr e reing-
himself the responsibility of the üblic se •ce But I reciate. iCheers.) I beg leave now to move, sir, par,y oc ry rous a les an gen emen are een n e
Thomas Manley, dealer in wool, Exeter, Dec. 29, at one, little doubt, without any hope of his forming an admini-
COUNTRY MARKETS.
and Jan. 26, at eleven at the Exeter District Court. Hirt- stration ; and, being disappoidted` in this he at once as- whatever power they might possess for the formation of
added that if he hd - hp • • * • and that a man who has " done the state some service,"
that this house at its rising, do adjourn until Thursday sary to save his memory with the public from oblivion,
next. (Cheers)
a not made t e requisite progress in
Lord J. RUSSELL-Sir I Hee for the purpose, in should be so lost sight of. We speak not of Hood the •
zee official assignee, Exeter ; Turner Exeter. sembled the discordant materials of his defeated party in another Government-had full power to destroy and .
his arrangements by Thursday, I would then move, and
. William Bate, butcher, Camegor'd, Cornwall, Dec. 29, order to form an opposition to the Government which he overthrow the Government which then existed. We
poet, nor of Hood the humourist, nor of Hood of the COLCHESTER-DEc. 18.
I aea sure you!. lordships will concur in the noble earl's the first place, of concurring in the motion which has
at one, and Jan. 26, at eleven, at the Exeter Distnct Court. had only just then recommended to the Queen. were not long to be left in doubt as to whether the will
Hirtzel; official aasignee, Exeter ; King, Camelford ; Stog- However, the Government held office, and carried existed on the part of those to whom I have alluded, to desire, that this house should be adjourned till Monday just been made ; and, in the next place, to say that I feel " Comic Annual," though they are one, but of Hood the Prices to-day were as follow :-Wheat, white,s46s iblee6l),;
moralist, of Hood the philanthropist, who threw his red, 38s to 50s ; barley, 28s to 34s ; oats, 17s to 240 ; ass,
380; P
don, Exeter.
on the necessary business of the country until the overthrow the Government. Before we had an oppor- next. M. y lords I have to thank you for the patience quite certain that if, in the course of debate, any words
Fletcher Pearson painter Liverpool Jan. 5 and 31, at dissolution of arliament and the sense of the tunit of brin 'n fo
y gi g rward any specific measures, notice with which you have listened to me and I now move
fell from the right hon. gentleman which were calculated could not speak for themselves. For labourers paupers, white, 40s to 42s ; grey, 30s to 325.
.at h ' ' '• • ' v °fa- count P ' h at ti n which
eleven, t e Liverpool District Court. Cazeno e, ry was taken upon t e gre ques o wes given of a motion b a entleman holdin extreme that this house at its • ' •' •
rising do adjourn till Thursday mantle alike over all, and who spoke for those who Mazagan, 30s to 32s ; middle and small, 34s to
-
cial assignee, Liverpool ; Payne, Liverpool. . then agitated the public mind. After the elections ygl d • g ' next. (Hear hear ) to hurt th •
opinions-a gentleman of whom esire to speak enth , •
entirely toe
CHELMSFORD-DEc. 17. Oa
it was found that about 310 members had been elected
The Duke of NEWCASTLE (who spoke from the tfheee heni
rgesu
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nuttleed.
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all respect, because he has throughout consistently main-
MARKET INTELLIGENCE. who would support the policy of the government, but of
tained and steadily supported the same opinions when cross benches)-My lords, the noble earl in the course
to 59s Od, new 42s to 57s ; red, ced 40s to 495, neve•„eirig,
rcahne
ewrsa.s) pleoerd,
nal; d
ii)V oia ncei 8 1
sovra;l:s lad. reilo'iroele itt iwnornai, =in TEL:rtptionoeri::::'
45s ; barley, 25s to 28s ; chevalier, 28s to 33s ; ge''este
:td = Prices to-day were as follow :-Wheat, white, ol 351 0
these two had been since lost by death, and two had ac-
( From the London New Price Current of this day.) cepted permanent offices, which left 306 who were still the were unpopular which he did when subsequently ra-
slitieZrytrlial:kg, r
21s to 27s ; malt, 55s to 56s ; chevalier, 55s to 58sle ses;
steady adherents of the government. On the late division tified by public opinion, so that he at all events has a of his observations said he was anxious to avoid every- ability and talent with which he has carried on doing wonders, breaking forth like a Pegasus before he
SUGAR.-Stocks in the principal ports of Europe on the
thin h
gt at could promote controversy, or that was likely the business of this house, and I have still lay down and died ;-and, finally, of Hood., the Giant
19s to 25s ; peas, partridge, 30s to 35s ; white, 31s."••• 530
let of the month were 167,900 tons, against 191,200 in there had voted with Ministers (pairs included) 300 mem- perfect right to plume himself on the consistency of
more admired the manner in which, singly as Great Heart, whose pulse beat responsively with all woe,
boiling 37s to 40s ; dun, new 29s to 33s • beans, tick,
1851, and 144,550 in 1850 at the same period. There bers. After the general election, finding himself in a mi- his opinions, and to the hands of no man could a declare- to create a hostile feeling. I regret that through a consi-
it were he had to battle for the interests of his Govern- misery or misfortune whatever. For Hood was no
,
to 34s ; Harrow ticks, 31s t '36 M ' 29s to 32'"
o s ; azagan,
has been a greater disposition here on the part of nonty of the whole house, he felt it to be his duty to yield don of free trade policy be more fitly consigned. But dera,ble portion of his speech the noble earl did not adhere ment. ' (Cheers )It • • 1)1 • to ho eth t ordinary nor mere versifier. That he was a poet, and a
is impossi e, sir, p a
The follo • • -7-- • °tit°
home dealers to operate in Colonial, and prices have to the verdict of the country on the question of protection ; the hon. gentleman holds extreme opinions ; and in order to that consideration. (Hear, hear.) I certainly, my lords, those hale ' h 't f d • doubted ;
yon days will ever overtake us, when the poet w ose men s were o a rare or er, is un
wmg is the official statement of the cra ..,rti
improved, though larger parcels were offered for sale. but he still considered himself bound to persevere to hold that the Government might be placed in a minority on d tf 1
ono ee less anxious than the noble earl to avoid course of debate in this house shall be such as not to bite his emagination was es nothing to his humanit
Y. of corn &c received in th om the cth
, ~ . e port of London fr a... 0, o
The gazette average price ruling higher by 3s per cwt. office, and to meet parliament with a budget which, while that uestion before we had any opportunit of brin -
h 1 d •
ve rise to some degree of angry feeling-(hear, hear)- His indignation at evil, his pity for the ouse es_s. ah in Essex, from the 13th to the 18th December, leoe
Arrivals to all the ports have been 55,000 tons less than last it was framed on the principles which had then been •
n fogrward Our measures it was necessa thyat a c ft everything that can promote controversy and excite hostile gi
year, and there is an increase in deliveries for all purposes acceded to, yet would have afforded some relief to the once
and if it should ever occur that any feeling of that kind distressed, framed his song, and gave it the peculianty inclusive :-
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of 51,000, with a decrease in stock of 45,000. West India suffering classes. The party which supported him had lhg Id k 1 'll th rties trYo h
souta e p ace among a epa hwom I have . ,
feeling and therefore I shall avoid entering upon any of the
must arise, the sting, I hope, will be done away with by in which lay its intrinsic worth. It was not so much ----- 0
met with a good demand from both refiners and rs, done so with unparalleled unanimity on that occasion, referred, becanse, without such concert, t e Government topics except one to which the noble earl has referred. I
hon. gentlemen imitating the course which the right hon. the brilliancy, melody, nor iteration of his note that dis- es e,
el . g i 0
8 +.) 74 i g *
the rates obtained being exl to ls above those current from and scarcely a man was absent except from unavoidable would still be in a majority. My lords, we are speaking shall not stop to consider how ear the course which the gentleman has judiciously taken to-night. (Cheers.) tinguished it, as its curious cry.
4 z o 104 a 4
the late lowest point. Purchases since last Tuesday have causes, and he appreciated the value of this unanimity, here of no doubtful question. We have had some curi- noble earl has taken is in strict conformity with that Sir J. GRAHAM-Sir,. with respect to the future " Such thrilling voice was never heard,
is
been 2,100 hhds., &c., low to fine brown at 310 to 33s yel- as he knew that many of his supporters must have felt ous revelations made to us by a right hon. baronet, a
co t If h ll
ur esy w lc usua y prevails between a Minis
• ter who I am altogether uninformed ; but with respect to the In spring time from the cuckoo bird." - ......- ~,,
8 "5
low 335 6d, refining 32s 6d to 375, and crystalised Barba- much disappointment when they found that the hopes member of the other house, who has lifted the curtain,
ast, after what has fallen f ora th 'ht h tl
r . e. rig on. gen e- It told of old, unhappy, far-off things-of human misery Colchester - 108 645 - 913
~..,°°
does 35s to 39s 6d per cwt. Stock of West Indies is 4,100 they had a right themselves to entertain from the govern- admitted us behind the scenes, shown us the actors pre- has resigned office and one who has received her Majes-
mp an o • I
pposite, cannot refrain saying one word upon and depravity-of human indifference and despair,' and Harwich -
98 39 - 36 -ea 800
tons less than last year. To-day there was an extensive meet, and
.which they in many instances held out to paring for their parts, and discussing the most convenient ty's commands to form a new Administration. (Hear,
therein lay its claims on our sympathies and affection, Leigh -
demand for West India sugar, both for grocery and re- their constituents, could not be fulfilled. The noble phrases to be adopted in order to obtain that unive 1
rsa hear.) I shall not stop to discuss that question, as lam this occasion. (Hear hear.) It would be impossible
its interest and attraction. This sad quaint song shows Weldon 1211 360, - 14 12625-e--
for me, Sir, not to feel with some degree of pain the
,
fining p ses •an advance of 6d per cwt. was also ob- earl added that he was proud to say that at no time -
e hich t •
tained, and on tle part of merchants there is much con- was the great party he addressed more unanimous, and ceiecurt renc was necessary o a?comphs.h th. eir
u! the depths of the man,. what manner of heart h? had, '
anxious to avoid as much as possible entering upon any expressions which fell from the right hon. gentleman
d awnd
KIRKCALDY-DEc. 18.
his. honesty and integrity of purpose, and his no-
fidence. Operations amounted to 900 hhds., &c., includ- that never had they more confidence in their leaders, b
o jec., en place the Government in a minonty• topic which can excite unpleasant feeling ; but I think the other night ; but, if I had thought that those ex-
The following are the quotations for grain :- g
ing at auction 435 hhds. Barbadoes, which realised fully or been more determined to support the principles they The incidents, my lords, possess almost a dramatic there was one statement made by the noble earl which pressions were intended purposely to wound my feelings, bility and true worth-that, after all, his was not a
Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Boa° '
I "
previous valuations ; fine yellow went at 383 to 38s 6d, professed than at that moment. The noble earl then went character ; for when these concerted measures ap- requires to be contradicted now, even though the house it would have been of a far different kind for lam not mind attaining to, but a soul venting itself in poetry. A
First
middling to good 35s 6d to 375, and ordinary 34s to 35s on to observe that after the division the other night peered ready for execution, an amendment was moved is to be adjourned only till Thursday next, for I think it conscious, Sir, of havin said an the ''
the course
y ing in contributor to annuals-a daily worker for the press,
Second
per cwt.
he had tendered his resignation to her Majesty, who in another and an unexpected quarter, which placed is due to the character of some gentlemen who are not of debate which was ing any way calculated to wound .
his Pegasus harnessed and let to the booksellers, his Third 468 Od I 253 6d 198 6d I vs
s Od.
REFINED.-Purchases have been on a large scale in re- had been graciously pleased to accept it ; that he had not the matter on a different footing, and prevented that 'members of your lordships' house and particularly it or hurt the feelings of the right honourable gen- fi t b
tern c, ye so er earnestness, seemed all the more Oatmeal, per bag of 2801bs imperial, 30s Od to 00
fined Sugar for home consumption, and there is a further offered her Majesty any advice as to whom she was to con- union of Whigs, Conservatives, and Radicals, which was •
serious that it was not his trade. That it burst out ap-
improvement in prices, although production does not de- fide the task of forming a Ministry, but that she had sent necessary for the Government to be placed in a minority dtth bl h' • 'el hM' ' 1 Ch
is ue o e
fno e earl who .es receive er
.ajesty s t eman. ( . eers.). I cannot, therefore, believe that
parently against his will. That it welled up through the
COAL MARKET-Dec. 29.
crease. Sales of brown lumps have been made at 44s 6d, for two noblemen, one of whom (Lord Lansdowne), being My lords, the Government escaped defeat on this occa: commands to orm a new Admisistration-I say it is due the expressions which the right honourable gentleman
de ths of his feelings fri htenin the idle drinkers at
tittlers, common to fine 45s to 495, double 50s to 51s Ham- unwell, was unable to attend ; but the other (Lord Aber- to them that some notice should be taken of One state- used were intentional ; but lam confident that he made e. P
l'k ' g•' g f I:I cl *th th Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market :--• d,
sion b the falling asunder of the different t ' 1 f
ma ena s o
is sunny stream (i e some vision o a es) wi e
tc 6
bro' Loaves 453 6d to 50s, double 5111 to 525, and st'andard deen) had undertaken the trust confided to him, though
If hY h b. t• ed ment which the noble earl made with the greatest confi- use of them in the heat of debate, and without any pre-
-25. d. I
17
pimps 468 per cwt. Wet lumps have been in excellent re- how he was to perform it he (the Earl of Derby) was 7ic t at. corfa ma
(iion wd
as compos . We r
p oceeded dence, and founded, as he stated, on facts patent to all meditation. (Cheers.) No member of this house can dark phantom underneath ; that it came and went un-
Hastin 's Hartle l5 9 Hetton
17
quest at 42s to 435, and fine 43s 6d to 445. Of Foreign re- not aware. He had stated that at the opening of Par- h
t en to. bring orwer an to submit to Pa•rliament the your lordships, and on the explanations of a right hon. be more attached to the freedom of debate than myself ; controlled, like the fierce wind of heaven ; and, though
Holywegll y l6 6 Russel's Hetton ...... •••••,6 6
fined imports have been light, and likely so to remain. A liament the number of those who honoured him with financial policy which we were to propose, and after a baronet, a friend of mine in the other house of but, at the same time I cordially concur in what has he could not "show scorn its own image," he brought
Hartlep ol West Hartle 15 0 Scarborou h ;7 3
brisker sale exists for Bastards brown at 26s to 31s, and their confidence was about 310, or nearly one-half the lengthend debate in the House of Commons, by the Parliament. Now, I beg. to give to that state- fallen from m 1 ' • •
yno ile friend the member for the city of us face to face with misery, lit up its gaunt visage, and
Longridege's W. Hartle:ls 9 Flu er g .........
ee 3
yellow 32s to 34. In Picess purclases are important, low house. There were also on the opposite side about 250 union of all the three parties, the Government were de- ment a most positive and emphatic thou hat the same London as to the wisdom and Policy of conductin our begged us to scrape acquaintance. His rich, quaint North Percy Hartley ..15 0 South Hartlepool ..... :‘` 0
to middline• 35s to 38s, and good to fine 38s 6d to 41s 6d. Whigs and Radicals, and about 50 gentlemen from the feated in a house almost unprecedentedly full-a house, t; t d•IH ' h g ••' ' s g stream of fancy came pouring down like a flood of light S Ih's Wst Hartley :..15 9 Thornley . "'" 6
me a mos courteous, eine . ( ear, ear.) The noble discussions with temperance and decorum. (Hear, hear.)
. 17
In Dutch many purchases have been made at 24s to 27s sister isle, whose only policy seemed to be to render eve
TY I believe, in which there were not more than six and •
on the u turned face of sorrow and affliction, showing nu
e•
Wall s End &c. Tees.. ...... . ...............
6tl • extra 58s to 288 6d. Beleian has bean sold to a fair Government impossible. Then there was another party, twenty members in the whole house who in one wa or earl stated that he saw at the commencement of the I have only to add, sir, in conclusion, that I have never
its stran Pe
'in look and lines of care truthfully but Walker ' l6 3 Fothergill's . Aberdare 6
extent 24s to 28s. Treacle is in good request for export at numbering about 30, but including among them many the other did not record their o inions , _
t_ _ Y session a determination on the part of three parties, failed to admire the talents of the right hon. gentleman •
p .
.1n hat house
1 g dth h hh d b uil d ' ith Eden Main
sunni y, an ee, w en. e a eg e u! w . .2° '0
17 0 Steam ....................
_, ,
15s to 15s 6d, Bastards 21s to 225, wet lumps and pieces gentlemen of ability and official experience. These gen- .
whom he enumerated, to overthrow the Government, opposite, and also, I must say, the manner in which he
'd h G
so constitute t. e overnment were subjected to a de-
the wild, sad music of his note, he left us with the Belmont 17 0 Aberanam Steam ......... ze 1
24s to 28s. A brisk demand exists for Loaves, and prices tlemen professed to be Conservatives, and that there
and he quoted the speech of a right honourable baronet has conducted the business of this house, I hope the
17 0'
have an upward tendency.-Turkey Ito 51 lbs sells at 428 was only one point of difference between them and the feat by a majoney ef nmeteee. If we had been defeated in the other house of Parliament, to prove that attempts house will pardon me for what I have said, but I felt that face of woe he had conjured up, and whose cry he had Braddyll
1
to 45e ; Hambro, 6to 15 lbs 33s to 35s ; Tittlers, 22 to 30 great party with whom they had at one time acted. This on a minor and incidental point-if it were on some detail were made to form a combination by which the Govern- expressions had been used which rendered it necessa been imitating, to show it, if possible, some sympathy Ships at market, 35 Sold, 33. •
lbs 32s : Prussian, 10 to 45 lbs 30s to 30s 6d. ; Dutch made only difference having been removed, it was natural to of a measure the general principle of which was assented ment would be prevented from bringing their measures for me to say thu h though I hope my condipt in
17 and affection. Having enlisted our attention, he left
Loaves, 6to 10 lbs 31s 6el to 32s ; and Belgian 29s to 29a suppose that these gentlemen, professing Conservative to by Parliament-greatly as I should have felt that before the country My lords the very o posite of that this h tll s'muc ' • us to settle accounts with the miserables them-
ouse, a e tenes, will ensure me some portion of
.RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.
per cwt. To-day Refined sugar was much in 'demand for principles, would not give any opposition to a Conservative the position of the Government was thereby weakened, statement is th tru. th (H 'h ) 'Pla li. • selves. He did all a poet could. He did not challenge
e . ear, ea.r. e p ,
art w ich its respect which is all that I desire. (Cheers.)
home trade purposes, and rates closed with firmness snp- Government. He had calculated, therefore, on their sup- I should not have -considered myself satisfied upon such he did take wake- announ.ced by t.he right hor!. baronet as Sir CHARLES WOOD sai - in sou e society on its vices, and then throw down the gauntlet -see
ply being, limited. The value of brown lumps is 44s'ed. to Port, and that Conservatism would have had an absolute a defeat in abandoning the duty confided. But h• b 'd I th* klhldb'rtf • t" • b t Yk Anth h• t d L 1 V ERPOOL, DEC. 20.
Iree and low to fine grocery 458 to 49. s per cwt. Several and a strong majority, because in and out of Parliament, the motion was made ostensibly as a vote of want eving een ta en by himself, in concert with my noble wa,nting in that proper feeling which has marked the a ou ranee 4:.)r jus i.ce :u, i e ohny, e piocrn ed
to the wounds it had inflicted, and. bade t em syea , an
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market has been fill
buyers of Crushed Sugar for exportation at former terms. publicly and privately, they had declared that their only
of confidence in the Government and d
~ ,un er friend, who is now absent ; and I think it is absolutely conduct of the right honourable gentleman, if I did not thus, perhaps, fulfilled the only function possible to the
necessary for me, or for some one of his friends-he has say a word on this occasion. I can onl II h d but not very active to-day. The stocks most in deero
MAURITIUS.-Sales of fine and superior yellow made at objection to a re-union with the great Conservative party,
th • t I h •
ose circums ances, i was t e opinion of my col-
y saY, i a time, or of service to the object he strove to promote. have been Caledonians and Dovers. The following are a,
35s to :38s, middling to good 33s 6d to 35s 6d, common 328 and to aiding him in the service of the nation, was the
very few in this house-to rise in his place and to state been conscious of havin used an expression beyond the
e fel to 335, fine brown 31s 6d to 32s 6d, middling to good question of protection. Communications were said to have leagues that it was our duty at once to resign. the real facts of the case. My lords, I say that the fair libert of debate Igh
uld Hood's poems were many ; they were short, wild, closing prices :-Caledonian, 34e • Chester and Holykeao,
24s to 31s, low 26s 6(1 to 27s 6d, common to fine refining Passed continually between these gentlemen and the Whigs Having had a distinct declaration of want of confi- staternent of the right hon. baronet was this-that at- inclinatioy to t,t s o net have been wanting in imaginative, and fantastic creations-the flashes of a 24 ; Eastern Counties, 14 ; Eas't Lancashire, 3.9 i ;1, co
32s to 37,4, grainy yellow 355 to 41s, white 42s to 445, and end the negotiations were, up to now, conducted throng]; dence on the part of the House of Commons, I and tem ts were made by a few entlemen-hims If i 1 ded bt b • n re eac or apologise for that expression ; burning mind, whether it assumed to be comic or pro- cashire and Yorkshire, 85$ ; ditto, Fifths, -4 p, ; Leileie.
nconscious of h i
nc u p emg u av ng done so, I referred to a found. But he is known to the public less by these and North Western, 126 ; Manchester, Sheffield, anceesete
brown 33s to 3-is 6d. per cwt. This afternoon there was a the intervention of a right hon. baronet-Sir J. Graham. my colleagues were unanimously of opinion as to the ___tcf repare a resolutiong which should ceombine the nht honoura
g ble gentleman who sits near me, and he
colnshire, 31 ; Midland, 80e ; North British, 10e ; Peel; i
than by his " Comic Annual," and by his by no means
futeiler increase in demand for Mauritius sugar. At auc- Having briefly alluded to the debate on Mr. Villiers's mo- only course we ought to pursue ; and I proceeded to h 1 Pf
th •
e friends of free trade and to se arate hat •
Eastern and Dover, 21e ; York and North Midland, 0 '
tem 4800 bags went at full rates, and at a small advance' tion, the noble earl said that, from the first day after the wait on her Majesty to tender, in my own name and that w ()le cis , p t did not think I had used any expression to justify the best song "Of the Shirt." To his serious writings we
f all
Dublin and Belfast Junction, le, dis.
for best grocery and refining sorts. The terms obtained re-assembling of parliament, it was apparent to him that of my colleagues, the humble resignation of our ser- reso ut on rom appearance of opposition to the attack of the right honourable gentlenaan. I think it wish, however chiefl to draw attention To the
.
we..e for fine yellow 36s to 395, low to good 33s to 35s 6d, all public questions had been sacrificed to personal feelings •
s vices. Her Majesty was leased to acce •
pt that resigna- Government. It was for that express purpose that my fair to say this only in my own defence ; but feeling " B edg f Sighs," "Ile Workhouse Clock.," and such
right honourable friend fr
MANCHESTER, DEC. 20. ,
amed his resolution ; and, my strongly as I did on the question under discussion, I May dn' -•el eof -lc
engine° i
fine brown 32s to 32s 6d, ord to good 28s to 31s 6d, and that the hostility which had previously prevailed haa tion, d t • ify h 113
an o sign er p easure, svhich was acted on in
In all there was the same ,
,an simi er es poems.. , .
Co;ctrion to fine grey 33 to 375. rather increased than diminished ; in fact, it became
lords, can there be a more conclusive proof that there in the heat of debate have betrayed a warmth of ex re oTOCK EXCHANGE.-There was rather more i.---,.vir 1
the course of the same e •
vening, to send for, and to take
8- deep feelmg for human misery-the same solemn serious-
E.ese INDIA.-This aftei noon a brisk demand was expe- obvious that the followers of Sir Robert Peel had been , , . . was no such combination as the noble earl stated than sion far beyond an intention on m rt H hi) and prices were rather higher. Leeds stock, 85e ; °alb;
rienexl for 3ladras sug,ar. The public sales of 7640 bags making private airangements with the Whigs to consolidate "
t e advice ot. two members of your lordship's house, the simple fact that the very words which my right I thou ht it fair tcyi ne self to thy I)
a .
_( ear, 1 ewe\
1 ness ; a seriousness unlike that of any other poet ; a seri- burgh and Glasgow, 40 ; Sheffields, 31e ; Midlands, 4° ,
weat at full prices, and all sold ainy white at 41s to 44s an opposition, and that nothing but the fall of the Govern- !:if great experience and ability, and one of whom, Isa
3" hon. friend framed were the words which were even- add, f . h y . say us mpch
accept t e expression of the n ; and maY ousness springing neither from disappointment, nor froin
ght honourable North British, 10; Doyen, 24$ ; Dublin and Drogb,,s.
.; 1
misanthropy, nor from disease nor from affectation, but 61 ; Bristol and Exeter 107 ; Cheshire Junction, 6e cle'
6d, yellow ditto 358 to 40s for ordinary to fine, at 34s to ment would satisfy them. The real fact was, that it was it without disrespect to the other, was peculiarly distin- tually accepted and adopted by the Government entleman's re et as frank] as h
_ , g gr y e has profferell it. from incurable humanity. He loved his country and he Caledonians, 35; East :Anglian, 3 7-16. ,
39s .or grocery, good soft brown 28s to 28s 6d, ordinary to no detail of the budget which had caused this banded oppo- guished for the well-known moderation and temper th h h el•cl t • - h - •
oeg t ey i no receive t e sanction and appro- (Hear, hear.) I am sure that he must feel that, with hated crime. His heart overflowed with pity. 'He saw
nil Idling yellow 28s 6d to 30s 6c.1 per cwt. sition to the Government. The real question was, whether which be has shown in discharging his duty in this house. baton of the hon. gentleman to whom the noble earl the friendly and reciprocal terms on which we have here-
FOREIGN.-An increased demand has been experienced ' t the head of the Th tbl •(L d ) td b 'll
he (the Earl of Derby) should. continue a ano e marquis ans owne was preven e yi -
e evi s o e-the rich man's contumely-" the law's
th .1. f lif
BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 20.
11 d d h 'n mov dth
for duty paid parcels of foreign sugar ; and in some cases administration, and his party remain in power, or not ? ness from attending, and on the following day the Earl a u
Ne, ,as avidg e first resolution. (Hear, tofore communicated, I could not have intended to say eeia e
y He not only saw but felt them. The iron en- STOCK EXCHANGE.-This market was very steady toeei
I h e
Vie rates obtained are rather above those current previously. He was aware that he might have preserved office for a time of Aberdeen waited on her Majesty and signified If hear ~ My lor s, ave already said Ido not wish to anything personal. And I will say further, with regard -• • •
tered into his soul • and then wounded, pitying in- and prices somewhat in advance, with a fair amounvea
Of Porto Rico 406 hhcls and 102 brls at auction were dis- by altering the budget ; but seeing that he would have readiness to undertake the formation Of a new Ad "Is arouse controversy ; but it is due to my right hon. to any expressions which gave him pain, there are no di t t ildl' h 1 ' 111 h
gnan.-ye . m y, umane y, elerci py- e peure
' d business doing. Great Westerns were done at 9g, „re*
raini!- friend in the other house-it is due to the noble earl, expressions of courtesy which lam not willing to make Shrewsbury and Birmingham (London and North Wow-
posed of-fine yellow at 39s to 41s, mid to good 35s 6d to humiliated himself and his party by holding office under
tration On what rinciple that Administ •
ration is
forth his feelings earnestly, but still curiously, quaintly.
to 38s 6d, low 345 to 35s ; 760 chts yellow Havannah, low sufferance from men whose object it was first to degrade
tb • d f p• • that such a • statement should not go forth uncontra- (Hea ' ar.) I most anxious our deb t • th.•
a esd in is and with his kindliness playing over them, like a good, guaranteed stock) at 80.
• to mid 343 exl to 37s ; 567 damaged Pernambuco low to f ' and then to expel him from power, he submitted to the o e.forme ~ 0.. whom it Is te, be composed, what are dieted. The opposite statement is the case. It was e 1.,
nhe ld b am
d t d *th rte
brown 288 6d to 30s, and yellow ditto 338 to 34s 6d. expulsion, but refused to consent to the degradation. This to be its principie I know nothing. We shall, I presume: their strong and earnest desire that the noble earl and ouse s ou. e con uc e syi
.cou sy, an I am humane, and feeling man, as he was. He saw the suf-
LEEDS, DE.C. 20. . . bse
Floating cargoes are wanted both for the home and foreign he was sure the gentlemen who honoured him with their have a full declaration before long from the noble ean h• ii - ' the oth H ' ld
is co eagues in
t_ er ouse of Parliament shou very sorry indeed that anything like personal observe- fering misery of those who could not help themselves,
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The resignation of mimsterfeeee
markets, but some advance beingerequired prevented buii- support would not tolerate, and he therefore resigned himself. I remember that on more than one occasion tion should have arisen to interrupt it. (Hear, hear.) putting words into their mouths, he bade them speak as
produce befor? he country their measures ; and the
' been followed by a eeneral advance in the price of 010,
mess of the least moment. Prices for brown Havannah without hesitation. (Cheers.) It now devolved on Lord that noble earl has declared that the question of free trad Col. SIBTHORP had listened attentively to what had th
, ey were but poor dumb mouths, he fashioned their cry e. •te • deli%
Everyt ing this mormng shows an advancing •stee
ee
fue,frtilii at 20s to 20s 6d for number 9 and 10, yellow 21s to 24s Aberdeen to carry on the Government he had under- excepted, he knew of no point upon which he differecel course of my right hon. frierisl, and of those to whom fallen from the three right hon. gentlemen opposite intelli ibl -set it to music-and what a strange fan-
oori.loe_toce6: one cargo has been sold at 23s 3d, consist- taken to form ; though how, he (Lord Derby) was at with myself and my present colleagues. I resume 't • the noble earl alluded as members of a party of 35-the in reply to the observations of the Chancellor of tastic ghearY t-rending cry it was arousing the migh‘ Ba- Poerkfsleilirige are the closing prices :-Laeca h_ ,ees;
• Leeds Northerns, 181 ; Midlands, D
e 950 ht ; and for a port in the United Kingdom a loss to conceive. He himself had been unable, even with the intention of the noble earl to carry on pthe G lis
course they took with regard to the resolution moved the Exchequer. and certainly the scene of this b' • ' • ' • - -
ylon hastily from its rest, like an affrighted sleeper, and South Easterns, 24e.
The value of brown Bahia is 18s to 18s 6d, whit; the support of 310 members-nearly half the House of overn- by the hon. gentleman, are facts patent to all ; and were
ent if he shall be able to form it on strictly Conserve- evening reminded. him rry much
.of a well- then dying away in faint, melodious echoes. The coun-
20s to 22s 6d, brown Pernambuco 17s 3d to 18s, and Commons-to c on the Government, and it was ur:`
it not for the broad statements made. b the noble earl
white Havannah 27s fid to 28s 6d per cwt. Prices really difficult to say how it could be done with a party not bye principles. My lords, how those principles are to-night, I should have thought that Ltradiction was known saying he had hear , that we might knock a try was startled for a moment, the sound was so preter- SEABORNE MAILS.
are sustained at the markets on the Continent, but numbering 100, and nnited with two other parties, differ- to be carried out at present, I confess I enter- - (Hear he )Whth bl 1t lk man down in the street, and afterweals help him to a natural and unholy. It hastened, as if summoned by
alai
ounneoeces!ary.. _ , ar. en epo e ear a s plaster. (A laugh.) He did not subscribe to the a tocsin in an earthquake, to pass resolutions hastily for
only a limited demand exists, still larger parcels are not on ing, or professing to differ, from, them on almost every tain some little doubt and anxiety, with such
(N slirnifles that the malls are sent from the General Post-02/44
f mbination i must say that he has himself informed
offer. To-day a greater desire was evinced to operate in sueeect. The noble earl then proceeded to advert to a associates and such support as I apprehend the knocking down nor had he much sympathy with the safety and social regeneration ; but when the morning by the night L-and Mby the morning-dispatchl
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f 'fact which
the house o a . . affords the strongest contra-
Foreign Snear, end stiffer rates were obta.ined. ivately subject which was personal to himself, and which, he said, noble earl must avail himself of. But of this I sincerity of the individual who stopped after having came as bright and li ht as ever, " there was no need
• '
8,000 bags 'Manilla sold at 30s. exi to 31s for unclayed it was necessary he should do, as a misunderstanding on shall say nothing ; I shall absta: fr
in om a sin le diction to the combination and preparation which he has done that to give the plaster, and in that view he looked t 'h h b • e fgrth 1." dth fir st k Day when made up From what veliert
g assumed to exist, when he has informed your lordships
ho puts dt. atif psinit sfis ah e
d• ~, atn .h e e
irud c , . ex,-
COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port dee'
upon the conduct of the right hon. gentleman op osite.
brown, and some parcels yellow Havannah at 35s to 398 6d the subject seemed to have arisen from something he (Lord 'hi h hth ff • •
expression w c can aye e e ect of prejudging th
air; ed itse ifn teh as ean l s raigh t was co again.. ' Office, London. Dispatched.
_......„....• .
per cwt. None was offered at auction. Derby) had said some short time since. It was true that course to be ursued by the nobl l • -e that the noble earl who was summoned to Osborne on (Lau hter.) He had heard that the noble earl IL
the
eh ear . This I may
tt cot. didt
dor
ft e wh hihtle skaves w ant Mrs. Stdowe is -
say Saturday required a week in order to form an Ad-
America (byßrit.pack N Dec. 24 ... ........ Liverpeel ... Arrived
MoLAssEs.-Are much wanted, and supply being were. he to consult his own wishes, he would be glad to re- in his absence') as I would sa in
headgof the Government had tendered his resi ation
is presence, that I am
a emp mg . o o. or t e ae oees.. e penne faith-
limited, previous improved rates are well supported. Sales eire into priyate life. He had many personal views and
confident he 'l. dh y • ministration. (Hear, hear.) I will not now enter d h tt d't r much, be h ld i
e regre e 1 ve ere e cou no fully and dispassionately their miseries and woes, and America (by United Sts.
interests which an attendance on public affairs obliged him re les, an e may justly rely, on having
packet) .... .. N Dec.2B .......... Liverpool ... Deo• 14
further into a discussion on the subject. We have ani
yble 1 d a
of Antigua made at les 6d to 17s, Demerara 153 6d, other
o f b
(Ile p feellilig that
fthe no. t or hht
thsuccumbed tC. a wa.s, as she is, fashionable in his day. He attempted to America (by U States
'• th '
sorts West India 14s 6d to 15s ; Cuba and Porto Rico to neglect. Aftee an acquaintance with official life for mre ovaranr_ shpeyil himt by the great Conservative heard before of Prime Ministers who were taken
22 Southampton Dee.
wanted at 15s 6d to les 6d, Bengal and Mauritius 13s 6d nearly 30 yeares,_ he exenferdthe !ould not come to the Zany with wh ch I have he. honour to act than that by surprise, and foend themselves in positions anng p alaex o. conhspidra ors, duh ose condspira_ore break down that middle wall of partition through which AUTZ.I2 i:;;.-Eii;tiiZ "". ....
shock of political strife_ we h
chsame freshness. or enthu- utohnserva ive party has experienced at the hands of etvheirse something like t
.e og ail t e cat, an he had no sympathy can penetrate-the " great gulf fixed" be-
te 14s. Stock of Molasses is 3,000 tons less than last year,
which they had little expected. My noble friend
am ton) ....... . M 20th of each month Southampton Dee. ?‘
siasm that he formerly had, an i
the were certain that the 0 ers. (Hear, hear.) I venture to promise that if the belief to console himself with that they could not tween poor and rich, between which no man can or will DittoP(via M arsenics' N 24th of the month Dover __ _ Jail. •
and deliveries are 1,000 greater. A good demand for Ta-
(the (Earl of Aberdeen) wh h
en . e appears in this lopg hold together. (Laughter.) pass ;to pull up, as it were, the hatchway gratings, over *Ditto (via Cape of Good
lov. 3°
marinds ; West India 23s to 425, and East India 9s to 12s. '
mvernment of the country was en rusted to an Admims- government about to be formed be conducted upon Con- h 'll be ca able Of r lord-
• ...........N 2d of February Plymouth .. i. ,
Prices are firm for honey Narbourne at 55s to 655, Cuba Eration in whom he had confidcnce, Tld who he belieyed servative principles, and with a view to resist the onward o.use, wi _re , explamieg to you
Mr. HUME said he had no apology to make ; but he which we make merry, and disclose the suffering wretches ef.H/°") ,
,
would uphold the interests of the nation, he wi:euld 1
g ewer progress of democratic power in the const• • • ships the part which he has taken in all these trans-
(West Coast)..N 23rd of the month. Plymouth _ jail. ta
had an act of duty to perform, in expressing to her Ma- crying for air-fighting and tearing at each other in Al d 'a* Gec• w'
Ztjs to 408; and Jamaica at 38s to 50a per cwt. The supply
itution-m •
exan ri ........ N 19th&30th of mon. Dover ~.... _
_„,,
actions much better than I can do ; but this I must say,
keeps small of all sorts. retire from public affairs ; but he saw that the time might that event the noble e 1 1 h • •
ar may re yon aving, if not the jesty's late Government that he had been highly pleased mad disaster- id • AA • • e
vice, poverty, ane. eespaer-in tee Belgium ............ N naily Dover ...... 1,3"••16
COFFEE.-To-day there was again a reluctance to operate not be distant when this countey plight requiredtlee
ter F- cordial, at all events the sincere and conscientious - th.at if the high honoile and reputation of my noble at the manner in which facilities had been given to ob- hold below. • Brazil ..............M 9th of the month Southampton lan. 16
es of all who valued her institutions to sten in eir
suP fnend as a member of teis house did not command from
Buenos Ayres .. .... .. M 9th of ihe month Southampton Jan• ,
in Mocha, and prices declined ls to 2s per cwt. Native Ceylon gi . port of the great Conservative party in this country He tain all the information which was useful to the house. And what a view it was he thus briefly dis 1 d '
c oset . California .-- ...... M -dt& 17th of month Soutthamptonn •liin: i 6
ie held for previous terms, and at whichthere are not buy• defence ; and while he was honoured by the confidence or
will find, if the past cannot be forgotten that t• 1 the noble earl opposite an abstinence from the insinua-
(Hear.) The motion now before the house involved in Poor miserable women wearing out their lives i
ers. At public sale the sound of 1,137 bags was taken in the great party who stood around him, he never would
personal feeling shall exe • • _ , a east
rcise no influence on our con- tion which he has throvrn out against him-I think, I his mind matter of anxious and deep concern. •To him hunger and dirt-" sewing their o shro ds
n.poverf y, icCaalzedoefNirleorodds M.c.ip..e:..1; ;,4itthiooff' gee
mmocna.
s‘oeuuttaammipt rec: e:
47s for good ordinary, damaged selling at 41s to 45s 6d for desert them ; whatever might be the inconvenience to
dct and he will find that he will be enc t
u , . ?lin ered on the I such feelings d
say, that i o not exist in his mind-still
diffi It' aed which perhaps to others might not tunates; "rashl •
cu ies appe r
y importunate, gone to their death ;
u • ' lin 'Dr,: constantinopie......N 7thl7th27thof mo. Dover .. .... Dec': ~
-third to first class. In plantation little was done privately, himself, he would be found ready to contiibute all
the duty in which, by te command of his Sovereign, he
Central America ....M Ind & 17th of mon. Southampton Jan,•,,' SP
still there is no decline, supply keeping on a smell scale. he could to the defence of those principles which pa
rt of myself and my friends by no factious o • •
pposition, is now en aged ought to h evented him from
ave pi. . be apparent, and he was fearful that unless a wise Min- hearts broken by toil, the sickly and crippled sons of
ister adopted prudential and wise counsels that the cha- squalid misery. In conclusion, Hood showed the naked Chili.- .. .. .. .. .. .. M
- Channel Isles ........N Mon.Wed.Br/Friday Southampton Ta -11;""
M & I7th of month southampton tincestlf
For other sorts of coffee there is a quiet market. At pub. they all deemed essential to the welfare of the conn- and that he will be met by no unprincipled combination.
eking h gges arid us'n of this nature
g lexidnesfsions
racter of that house and our system of government, horrors of crime that growa up rankly among uncultured France ........ M& N Twice daily ...... Dover .... • • ~:: 20 ,
lic sale 214 bags washed Rio were sold at 49s to 50s 6d, and try. (Hear, hear, hear.) He conceived that in the for- (Hear, hear.) My lords, for my part, I need hardly
rHea -heaarr) I rose ini
..N 7thl7th27thottnon. Dover ...• • • "`"' Ss'
a e . o' other u os •
or s, or n
_p rp e
Greece*
which had been so highly eulogised in Europe, might be millions. He threw his lanthorn light well on the miser- see
90 hf-frzls Mysore at 47s for good ordinary. mation of a Ministry, Lord Aberdeen reckoned on a for- say, that personally to myself the surrender of office is te
that the etaty
mburgh ..........N Tuesday & Friday London ..... Taesemos.
an to say exnent made by the noble earl,
TEA.-The rates taken for low to good sound common bearance of that party to whom the gentlemen who were no sacrifice, and costs no pain in personal feeling. It • , endangered. He understood that the Earl of Aberdeen able slaves of a miserable social system-on the by no Holland ............M Wednesday & Sat London ..... Stull'i
are 10d to 10ed, rather blackish leaf to blackish leaf lld to to compose the government had not shown any ; and he would, indeed, be a deep mortification to me if in resigning t the •
with reference o
t. existence of a combination for tise had been sent for by her Majesty. He had a great means brightest example of Christianity among men-on Honduras .......... Is 17th of the month. Southampton li__Aaol
ls, strong to Pekoe sorts is ld to ls Bd, and of the new hoped that, uninfluenced by pique or resentment, if the
the trust reposed in my hands by my Sovereign, I left purpose of
.prevem. mg her Majesty's Government ex-
opinion of the prudence, and caution, and discretion af the homes of the unwashed, the schools of crime, and Ireland ........ M &'N Twice daily ...... Holyhead ... Tece.74
D
India (viaSouthampt.)Tl 20th of the month.. Southampton ,
erop. ls 9d to 2s 2d. Pouchong is held for 8d to 94d ; but new Gevernment brought forward truly Conservative mea-
plaining their me asures to the country, is perfectly and
the country in a less advantageous position than I found the Earl of Aberdeen • but he begged to say that, in the " the alley-slaves of civilisation "
I es) N Bth&24tifof month Dover ... ... Jan' '
less is doing. Souchong is not cheaper, but there is now a sm.es, it would receive, if he could not say the cordial, at .
entirely unfound( eol, and I was anxious to give it the
rs t tat of this count in th esent stat ofEuro e Fg te cle th li f h •'t f h • h rtlaa tviaa %•laareseolflGood
I • • t think that hrt h b h pe.en s
he .
.17,_ . _ !Pr _ . e P_ , or. ex nmg e ne. o umani y- or s owing tat if_ope).. 1)
quiet market, especially for inferior. Prices for fine and least the sincere support of his party ; but if the Govern- it. . But
.rejoice o I d ,
lsl o ash as een t e most positive cor itradiction. I can assure the noble earl
-11114th of the month.. Southampton Dee• 42:
good rule at is 4d to 2s, common to mid 10d to ls 3d. In meat about to be formed should not bring forward Con- period during which an
.my co eagues ave held office that if, on any fi iture and more regular occasion-for 4
an after t
.e experiment which for the last ten months the miserable had a claim upon us-for attempting to "
Mauritius • . ..
.N 14th of the month.. Soathfunpton Hee. '
eeeen transactions have been of little importance, and some servative measures-if, influenced by the men with whom that period has not been withont advantage to the coun- the noble earl will perha f • e for saying that
ps orgive m. had been tried, the attempt to carry on the government save his country from further disgrace-and for Mediterranean (via
n c 24
holders are inclined to accept rather lower rates, the ord. they were now associated, they brought forward demo- try-that period has not elapsed without some beneficial his course upon. the present occasion has been a against the majority of the people of the country as shown endeavouring to make the laws of justice and Chris- Southampton .......51 20th of the month , Southampton -e • 1
bth • esentatives in Parliament -he thou ht the fu- tianity rightly understood, we put in this small plea to
y eir repr . . g
Ditto (via Marsellies).N ith& onth Dover,- .... San'
24th ofm
,__. I
rrta being most neelected. Prices rule as fallow :-Low cratic measures, the great conservative party. should re- measures having been carried ; and that while we leave unusual or re---(hear, hear)-he will raise any of
most .
Mexico ....... ..... M 2nd of the month. Southampton J_lrin. ,
in /numb H
ynis2d to 1 ,xr 1 od to fine ls 6d to member that, even out of office they had immense in- th ountry in a condition of peace and great tran uilit
q Y these complaints, he shall be fully and fairly met ; and ture required consideration. (Hear, hear.) Any Go- the memory of Thomas Hood. It is certain that he was Madeira ....... . M 9th&23dofthemon. Southampton J '
23 10d, chote, 381:to 3s 4d, our: H' gen
Canton 10d to ls, fluence in the country, and that 'they should use that I leme o hesitation in sa ' ht • d
ying ta, in regar to the fo- • v tth t fed should be formed on a broad a d bl - •
wellness a was. orm poet, an an a e one a man of great and startling N r 7th, i 7th,l9th,27th,
11
ve rii .
if he has been deceived, though in justice to him I
Melte.... .... _ Dec. 20
Ysan. kind ls `) 1 t 1 8d y•
gto Yse
• 1 9cl to 23 1 influence to stop the downward course the Government •
reign re ations of the country, we lea,ve it in a more ad- basis, so as to obtain the support of the community, and catholicity of soul-a living example of charity and •' - l 43°th of the month Dover .• • •
er ... Dec. 22
Tweee__ _ _ ..e. o s , nne superior s s c,
would be i ed to pursue. Th y hul 1 confide in their
cannot believe that he h b , the facts shall be ex-
epics* .. . N sthlhtb2sthofmon. Dov •• •
Dec 23
ilysony_.l.-ods to ls ld, Gunpowder Canton 10d to ls ld,
leaders and' in one another, and Pr° ervc e that unanimit
y vantage.ous state-that our foreign relations are in a lained to him. It is as
e'en'
ortant that through to effect a progressive improvement in every depart- mercy ; and, as such, we think his claims deserve recog- iv,a •• '•• •• •
pal States... .... N ithisth2sthormon. Dover'. .
_„ '
ton "1
is to ~,_1,1„ 2d to 2s 10cl, fine 38 to 3s 6d, Imperial. Can-
hi h uld be tin to th ' -es
ts sed •' more friendly and in a more satisfactory position than sPuch lips as thoae of _ most imp
ment of the State. (Hear, hear.) It was on that nition. Such men are not frequent enough in their ap- peninsula .......... NI 7thl7th27thormon. Southampton Dec. r
tO oti. Fr -44/ Hyson ls 3d to 2s Od, and Hyson skin 8d wc wo g err opporien , compo as .
Ith t h Id
the noble ear e coun ry aou
h of month southarapton Jan. I _
• Secrete received
nd that he ventured humbly to state his opinion- pearance to render vestones to their me o
In ry a pro-
7. •• • • .... ITv LdhPtsltlit2sthofmon, Dover
they must be of heterogeneous materials. Thus they when my noble friend the Foreign . .
try .
not be under any misconception as to the views, the
;:euniscanY''; •
still the ei"erY Pekoe has been purchased with caution
grwheinch was i s o inion for he had communicated tax. Their visits
h s ole p , bable are few and far between. It is
would be enabled successfully to defend and preserve the charge of that department ; and I rejoice o have this L
oonesty, and the
West Indies ............M 2d & 17th of month Southampton Jan.
4.1 to la 8,1,
IrTelleY is michanged-low to mid. selling at 10
rsiraightforward conduct of those who
hey° been trilrd :to fine ls 9d to 3s Bd. In Caper sales institutions of ehis great eountry. The noble earl con- opportunity of bearing my teetimony _
to one than whom perhaps before long will be intrusted with the duty of with no one-that unless her Majesty's Government- not every man who sees misery-and we believe it to be Tan Diemen's Land (see
13 7d. . ing, in boxes 10d to ls ld, and scented ls to eluded by thanking the peers and commoners present for no one has been more unsparingly, and I venture to say the Administration of this country. I beg pardon of whoever might assume it-should look to extend the im the hardest thing in the world for the prosperous to see Australia) .... . --11 P-1
RICE.-Although . their cordial support. It might be the last time he more unjustly maligned than my noble friend. (Hear
, your lordships for having detained you wi
"th these re- stitutions of the country, and to make more efficient and -that dare talk of it, still more to talk of it as a wrong * The mails for Auitralia via thlshCapeT%foGseoolaHope are mi....43„,i,
de up on the ri;s/ ,
and demand has beeestiPPly Is more plentiful of East India, addressed them as Minister,soburutuewhfether it were or net, it hear.) From first to last I have h. ad no eause for marks. I foun d Myself placed in an unusual position mere useful ehe representative system, the consequences -as a positive evile that should and must be abated. on the 2d of every altern o.il
viaatesomutnampton and Marseilles are !eine"... be 1
ritcs are not e•cceptete..imitee. for all purposes, yet lower would ever be to him a o proud feeling to have anything but self-gratulation in having obtained for but with the af factions Ib to the noble earl (the Earl might be disastrous. All he (Mr. Hume) asked was, And we eherefore think that honesty of its order-nota- ail 24thvesosfeesacah
1 t mroesnthent from Singapore, but next year they we-
sohl at lOs 6d-to lis for t auction 1,000 bags Madras were been honoured by the confidence of such a party.
that department the services of one who, without of Aberdeen) asi a fie d ear
ll
with regard to other that those who succeeded to the Government should bility of its worth, should be honoured when met. We sseani itnign steamers P el Di I
len ,as we as
take care that the democracy had their rights, as the wish all success to the subscri t. th th tls
p ion- e success a i * The mails o
t ' those countries thus marked (a) are conyee 1
in at 11 to Ils 6d ; eeleollnalseY ; 7,200 bags Coringa taken The Earl of DELA th bl
WARR then briefly addressed eno e
previous political 'experience has brought to bear fri nds of mine. e h e charac-
in the House of Common!, w os
J ava, lOs to 108 fxl, and a re'ts Arracan, 10s Cal ; 4,049 bags earl, and expressed the gratitude of the genele.men
.as-
b*l't d'l* CI a good judgment on
an terse have be best means of preventing those evils which were alleged purpose deserves. French packet to Marseilles.
th Or
e n drawn into this discussion I could not .
re also made up on the 2d of every alternate mon
cwt. To-day there was ee
mkt tine white,. 13s to 14s per .
sembled for the declaration he had made of his intention an aii y, a i igence,
tive party the affairs of his department, which reflects the frain from a fl. • 'e
house I to arise from democracy, whereas in general they arose
JAS. T. FOARD. t Mails a
ws,s done privately. The rates I'. sale of rice, and little to continue in the leadership of thet Pojcservouars h 111 If h t d't h. d which I venture to say has re _ . _ 3 enng a few remarks to th .. n
from a denial to democracy of those rights. (Hear, .......-eaese,„eseasesee-...________
the Cape of Good Hope.
_____,--• __,......""
white Bengal are lls 6d to les peraken for mid and good and for the independent and pe ern i c e e a
exigo es cre i upon un, an . .
conclusion, I will only beg your lordships not to consider
hear.) On that ground he had ventured individually to [ADVERTISEMENT.I-T1 ------'kT T 1
-EAFNES .i.EW LISCOVERY.
adopted in the present important crisis. f Id d
t rted the applause and admiration o 0 an expe- that there an ) not many other things in the speech of
BIRTHS.
I NDIGO.-Several purchaees ieeyeel
xpress his opinion. He only wished the affairs of the 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, observe, opposite the
ineie both for the home and foreign een made in East The meeting then separated. rienced diplomatists, against whose views he has on the noble ea rl which y quire on a future occasion e .
country might be resumed with as short a delay as pos. York Hotel. The Organic Vibrator an extraordinary OF A DAUGHTER.
the ''''
•'fl,
obtained are generally 2d per lb alsosalu[kets-the rates more than one occasion had to combat, and successfully
explanation, and ma-
re.- • •
a no less positive contradiction than
sible. Now was the time for that house, now was the powerful, small, newly-invented instr'ument for deafness On the 19th inst., at Rhodeville, Cheltenham,
and on the part of holders much firmne, errterly sales, MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-Dec. 20. to combat. (Hear, hear.) If we look to the depart-
that given be rme to that particular part to which I have •
1- of E. Mockler, Esq., 2d Dmgoon Guards. ths
2,000 chests smaller than last year and delieert Stock is -...____
ment of law, we shall find that greater improvements
called the ati ;ent,' f -
ion o your lordships. (Hear, hear.) time for• a wise Government to make those changes entirely different from all others, to surpass anything oi
which were required, and to sow seeds of satisfaction the kind that has been, or probably ever can be, pro- the 2h ' t R' hm • dcYngt°ll
Ot ins ~ at lc ond-villa, Pa i '
lerger. Spaeieb is held for fully former ternis, „snar 5/50.0 Charles Fel;x Lascarde, 22, a Frenchman, was in- and reforms have taken place in that department during The Earl of DERBY said-I trust the noble lord
wife of John Thomas, Esq.
....------
and good will, in order to give an example to the whole duced. Being of the same colour as the skin, it is not _
be eness 1,,,s been done • Guatemala, Flores el, 1.5,, a3,fia'T dieted for having stolen five rings, value 1/. 10s„ the the last 12 months than have taken place for many years ill ermit • t
me o state that I .
did not say that there had
world, and to carry on harmoniously the Government of perceptible ; it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at
.31ARRIED.
am J.
5. eel, sob/es es 3d t„ is!, 2d, a,nd Cortes 2s 8d is:, 4 ° property of Ma Ann Thompson. He pleaded guilty previous-reforms of a magnitude and importance which bw nPa moti f e enti u
,
Stock is 1,416 serous, and at same time laet, year 444. eg.
e of stealing thre;Yof them, and also of having stolen a have gained the acknowledgments both of the members bT
.0
ou on made for the _ purpo:it) o
Pr
DN.; I dindgsa 8 the British Crown. (Hear, hear.) That opinion he church and at public assemblies ; the unpleasant sense-
On the 18th inst., at St. Pancras-church, Wilii-atee
r ngi g r mteasures before the cou ry. _
t_ . .
Y hoped to see realised, and he could only say any attempt tion of singing noises in the ears are entirely removed ; Strickland, Esq., civil engineer, to Elizabeth, only daug,,,,e,
Indigo market ie decidedly ie a favourable position. watch, value :31 , the property of John Thomas Wood. of this house and of the countr at large. For these
f he session it
was that. fi• om he first commencement o .
to the contrary could not but fail. (Hear.) and it affords all the assistance that possibly could be of the late W. T. Anderson, R.N., 39, Tonbridge-Ppw
Coceretere_asa_day there was more desire to operate The prosecut% •thfi t tth • f dbdt h y 1 d siduit and
rc in ers case me e prisoner at are orms we are in eteo t e zea an a! y, was obvior ui there was some concert between the Liberal
in Cochineal in ccnsequence of unfavourable accounts rose coffee-hou •
Mr. CAYLEY, agreeing with much that was said by desired. The Royal Exhibition-Valuable newly-in- New-road.
-------
osfe in or.ton-street, at an early hour on the distinguished talent and thorough professional know- party, for -the purpose of preventing the Government
ti ve to the crop, but business was much interfered with, in mornin
mer or on rose, pronounce an earnes pape- vented, very small, powerful Waistcoat-pocket Glass, the
th b f Mt d t
the 3d Instant. He accompanied her home ledge of my noble and learned friend who sits on the explaining : their measures to the house and the country • e.me
consequence of an advance of ed per lb. being demanded. to her Fdgi
' gync unon the Derb Minist but es eciall uon the size of a walnut, to discern minute objects at a distance
DIED. ail°
Ch
At auction 430 bags were taken in ; Teneriffe silvers at and re ° • ngs, 15, Buckingham-street, Fitzroy-square, woolsack, and for whom, when he quits it, it will be dif- that a mote en was made and concert entered into on the -, -• Y 17, .1) YP .
Chancellor of the Exchequer. He said that the right of from four to five miles, which is found to be invaluable On the 15th inst at Wirksworth, Derbyshire,
38 10d to 4s and bleck 4s 9d to 4s 6d er pound. he was
mamed with her till the middle of the day. When ficult indeed, for any Government to find a successor
hi t bef re we had an opportunity of submitting
hon. gentleman entered office with a very brilliant repu- for yachting, and to sportsmen, gentlemen, and game- Hurt, Esq.
aged 7i,.
lla til°
OILS.-A:more ;tea 1 -1
• t fP Cod 3t 331. lOs to
cysa o exis s or. . . took about to leave he said he had no money, and who Iv' ill not • h tth h su -ec
3
give t e country cause to regre e c ange. our measu res to the country. (Hear, hear.) I •
a ring fr • '
tation, and that he left it with that reputation not only keepers. Telescopes, possessing such extraordinarY On the I.sth inst., at Buxton Vicarage, Noe° ,
311., and t 0 kt •
ar eis firm. Seal attracts httle notice, and is it was n om his finger and gave it to her, and said (Hear hear ) I take no credit to the present Govern- •
t • th tth
lid no sa e e e specific object of making the
untarnished, but very considerably increased. (Loud power that some, ee inches, with an extra eye-piece, will Rev. G. Jarvis, 8.D., vicar of Tuttington aged 68.eseetoree
more plentiful ; pale can be obtained at 351. 5s to 35/. 10s, after Nv?rvh 31. 10s. He then went away, and directl ' ' fin •b Ilikl
y ment for the state of our ances , ut tin may
s es 'n forward
motion at t hat time was to prevent u bri gi g
and other 90
show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, and the On the 17th inst., at Torquay, Captain'Jate 'l'''-
rts 32/. to 34/. 15s In consequence of a scanty h ware.s she missed five rings fr
cheers.)
om a small basket on take credit for our having done this-for having for the
if e
t e looking-gia„
these measures. I have only to add, that th
ote
supply of Southern, buyers are' compelled to pay 35/. to 38/. , and when the •
The motion was then agreed to, and the house imme- double stars. They supersede every other kind, and are H. P. 7th Royal Fusiliers. Beni
for common to fine. hended three o prisoner was appre- first time broken the apathy-the dan erous apath , the lis not don Thursda next I .
g Y . noble Ear: prepare 5'
of all sizes for the waistcoat-pocket, shooting, military On the 18th inst., Anne William, wife of T.
The market is dull for S erm and f thern were f und h" •
- • .
' diately adjourned.
larger parcels being on offer, there ' dt• I)
B'il- I°s he stole from a fellow-1 de. e upon un. The watch existence of wluch was most injurious to the public shall move the further adjournment of the house until
• • purposes, We. Opera and Race-course Glasses with won- Esq., of Gledhow-hall, neal______......___•Lee6,YoAir .
1
to 86/. having been accepted for W:l:fire tic ill, H
ad_
The Assistant-Judge° -ler' service, in regard to the internal defences of this
Monday n ext, and that no measures of any importance
derful power ; a minute object can be clearly seen from
matter, 86/. toB7/. Purchases i P 1 h es'
an(
:?r e d was bad enough but-th said the robbery of the watch country. (Hear hear.) And if we leave the affairs •11 b bro• aht forwa d ' the interval Sin M. CHAP .
mAN -It was report I time si iles distant ne - DO Yu el%
ed a 81101 nee 10 to 12 m . Invaluabee wly invented LONDON : Piinted and Published by NUB aro. oe
Lagerparcels being on offer rls 7, m ave been limited, an
g _ _ r in
l• •1
base cases' ode o other was one of those pecu- of this count ";), such a state that there is no fear of wi e • • ta • the ed to• hd b
O_Ces _AY I
eep on the decline, ruling
_i_ch the
The mot. on for the adjournmen w s n agre, ,
,_ •that Sir M. liapman a . een lost et see. Letter!i have Spentanle.-S. tul?:-.i. S?lom?.T, au. o „.
nsts and pticia of No. 112. Strand. Printer. at ni,e Sun ffi
at 31s to 33s 6d to 40:3 else
lax
Yed severit Court always treated with hostility fromrYabiroad-in a state of friendly relations
Some bil ls were then passed a stage, and thelr Mat just
.been received from htm, anouncine his safe arrival at on A 11- - - -1_
limited
parcels having been
sold.;
_Cooocea Nut is cheaper, mark . el• He thee sentenced the
C hui at 38s 64 to eos, one year's bard labour. prisoner to with all great powers-we leave it also in a t ondition see_ , „les,. seee
a

—.DVERTISEMENT.]—DEAFNESS—NEW DISCOVERY.-
39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, observe, opposite the
York Hotel. The Organic Vibrator, an extraordinary
powerful, small, newly-invented instrument for deafness,
entirely different from all otters, to surpass anything of
the kind that has been, or probably ever can be, pro-
duced. Being of the same colour as the skin, it is not
perceptible ; it enables deaf persons to hear distinctly at
church and at public assemblies ; the unpleasant sensa-
tion of singing noises in the ears are entirely removed ;
and it affords all the assistance that possibly could be
desired. The Royal Exhibition—Valuable newly-in-
vented, very small, powerful Waistcoat-pocket Glass, the
size of a walnut, to discern minute objects at a distance
of from four to five miles, which is found to be invaluable
for yachting, and to sportsmen, gentlemen, and game-
keepers. Telescopes, possessing such extraordinary
power that some, 34 inches, with an extra eye-piece, will
show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, and the
double stars. They supersede every other kind, and are
of all sizes, for the waistcoat-pocket, shooting, military.
purposes, &c. Opera and Race-course Glasses with won-
derful power ; a minute object can be clearly seen from
10 to 12 miles distant. Invaluable newly-invented
Spectacle.—S. and B. Solomons, aurists and opticians
39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, observe, opposite the'
York Hotel,

The moti 'on for the adjournment was then agreed to.
Some bil Is were then passed a stage, and their lord-
ships adjou; mod.

SIR M. CHAPMAN. —lt was reported a short time since
that Sir M. Chapman had been lost at sea. Letters have
just been received from him, anonneing his sea arrival at
Australia.—NOWern

LONDON : Printed and Published by Ml7lOO I"9u 11%
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No.,tf
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the con" #
Middlesex, Tuessiky December 21,1552.