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

. TILE SUN) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, jULY
THE SHARE MA.R•KETS.
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lIER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
TO THE CITI ZENS OF GLASGOW. Fifth Night of the new Ballet ZELIE. argument beyond the reach of contradiction. At or to rescue such infamous offenders from the punish-
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THIS EVENING, Marylebone it will be perceived with profound satis- ment they have so eminently deserved.
xIRITZSIE 111AILWATII.
1. Gentlemen.
faction that no contest whatever will take place, the ________..es-_________
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IV LA PROVA D'UN OPERA SERLA.
In our advertising columns will be found an
nova had the honour of being one of your ill be performed Grecco's celebrated Opera Buffs,
Business done
Parliament hats beena deissolv ed this day, and I am no longer your
Corilla, Madame De la. Grange; Federico, Signor Calzolari ; Gul-
Nominal Prices.
representative.
constituents
Railways. te-day.
Lablache ; Campenore, Signor Lablache. gnreepsroelsveehdtaut nan,imously to, return
v y ried I submit to your good sense, imPar" letto Signor F.
both their forhmaevrin
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place in that pe ,
Members for abouit hfi ye
ears, and during the six Sessions which
h '' 1 i re- To' be preceedea by a selection from Rossini's Opera of SEMI- address of Mr. J. MACGREGOR to the electors
have taken ives and this more-
-28% to 28% 28% 20
i liberty which, I declared publicly in Glasgow' RAMIDE.
rneince o
Glasgow, in which he solicits a recur-
Aberdeen 100/ 'paid
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tiality, and justee, how far I have supported t ose pnncip.es o
Between the Opera a DIVERTISSE. MENT, in which will be over, i
whatewvetrh-onatttrbil:uMte etc: btherosse incurring any expense
f their Confidence. Mr. MACGREGOR en- Arab., Not., Bost. &E.
peolleietiticear, ,
to be those which I would advocate and vote
two distinguished Mem.
8% pd 6% - 7 674
Ilgious and
June.
for. red by speaking, writing, and voting, to support To conclude with an entirely new Ballet,
represented a Grand Pas by Manila. Lo.uise Fleury.
Bir. Virolv., and Stour
at the last
r have erideavos ,
of Commons for the Extension of the Re- Composed by M. Gosselin, the Poem by M. St. Georges, the Music ters into a detailed exposition of the views
ry motion in the "louse.
by 31. Nadaud, entitled he continues to entertain, and which he has so faith- Valley ••• all pd. 10Th -11 S
"'re f the Paopta in Par ament ; ave
11 I h always voted for
to the entire body of the
hers, honourable not merierlysutpopetrhteerms.selvAest,Lbsumtheatlsho,
sresentation o
ry Madlle. Caroline
ZELIB s on, l'Arnour et la Magic.
lii,e Ballot. far Rosati, eidlles. Rosa, :aspen Lamoureux,
late 33/. 6e.8d., 26/. pd• 10% -10 d.
In m,y atldress to you o
MM. Di Mattla and Durand. fully and unflinchingly maintained during his pos- Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct.,
Ch t & Birk
es . ~
f the Bth April last, I stated so
i 1 Louis Fl '
, e eurY moreover, it appears probable that the former re-
the Box- tatives will now be enabled to
without opposition, Mr. HARVEY
walk session of a seat ;in the Imperial Legis. .
Ditto,
detail my
'Stalls, and Tickets to be made at presen
all pd. 18% - 19
i•Rn -on the more equitable distribution o .
opinions on the questions oft
.t.PhaerliTemaieanttiaorny,
~.,, eegr. n
n Civil Applications for Boxes, .
on the most vital questions of policy. 50/. & 25/. ConS.,
elaymarieet.
. office, Opera colonnade,
over the course
itto .. 17•14 pd. ... - ...
n the Law,-ana for a limited number of nights has been made
A perusal of this address will repay the trouble, for Ditto, d .
litaixesp,e_ndojitturßeethorfmtshe
iReTCIIUeS,
An Engagement
-anedforgimßeerliegioeucsonopmlabli
and .
tions that it might be deemed su-
with Mr. SIMS REEVES, who will make his first appearance on having, at the advice of his medical attendants, with. Brist. & Exet.,loo/. pd. 99 - 101
on various public ques ,
ose details further
it may almost be pronounced " a True Reformer's Caledonian . . .1001. pd . 433 A -44 % 44% %44
for me, now, to recapitulate th . Tuesday next in Bellini's Opera, I Puritani.
, _
pertinous ur again to elect me
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to say that, If eon do me the hono
Manual." There will be, we believe to a certainty, Chest. &Ho ,
Iyh. all pd. 22% -23 223 e
than humble, but ear-
ROY.A.I, ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN.
Representative, I will continue my
th .
to be put in nomination. Another Liberal candidate, ' - Cork & Bandon, all pd 16% - 17%x.n
LLslter, - x.n
as your
Extraordinary Combination of Talent.
Mr. AYRTON, threatens to come forward to share in l_ature,
sseasmsieonE,awitetni;
a contest for the representation of the great metropolis Dub. & Belf. Jet. 45/ pd. 8 - 6 d.
THIS EVENING,
nest and constant
teaxreyrtßioenfostmf ors oat): all n ivnegt,eadt
tloet.a, ste,v e r
ye
' naef Parliamen
Will be presented Fonizetti's Opera,
tereasliriparcirtmpnioEt(2Edrirviiidoei%dipbseot:ert
,ivire:iti'nei of westerra Scotland ; but we confidently trust that Dundlk & Ennis., all pd. ... - ...
eisi:i.z bwelri,
tdheetepaatretily,
35fr,"thime, during the time I have been one ot your Members in
L'ELISIR D'AMORE.
Am
Dundee, Perth, & Aber-
lic:a
Adina, 3ladlle. Arigiolina Bosio ; Gianetta, 3facllie. Cotti ; Nes itizens of Glas ow will n f
the c g ot orget the honesty deen June. ... all pd. 6% -7%
the House of. ComzntL nte !,ie
sr.=
on every division,
morino, Signor Galvard ; Belcore, Signer Bartolini ; Dulcamaxa,
now in power.
of purpose and industrious attention to his duties Ditto, New ... all pd. „„ - ...
tinue my efforts to abolish the Excise on Paper, and signor Ronconi. , again, the agitation is likely to be yet greater. Mr.
I e ill also con
East Anglian (251. L. &
Knowledge. I voted against all those taxes, and After which the Grand Act of 3leyerbeer's Opera, which have ever honourably distinguished Mr. Mac-
all other Taxes on
leusuirtnToe's withdrawal from the coast' E. arid L. & D.)100/. p 45/a - 4Th 4%
ditional Grant attempted, in 1848, to Maynooth, and ROBE IeTO IL DIAVOLO. ituencv
against the ad
' GREGOR, and that they will once ain de th'
defeated the Government. I repeat that I will vote Composer, Director of Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. has called before the electors, not merel L I ag cs im to Do (18/. E. & H.) all pd. 3y, -3%
on the latter we
Y a ibera
Repeal of the whole of the Grants to that Seminary ; not The ;yerformances commence at Eight o'clock precisely.
ter a total
the proud position he previously maintained-a fittin p. East.Counties...2oLpd 10313 - 10% 10% %-%
-- ter intolerance, but on the ground that I consider Ticeets tor the Boxee, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the like Sir JOHN SHELLEY, but a Ministe •l• l'k
from any senamen
tia ist, 1 e ' Eastern Union, class A,
• the first place, as unchristian arid unprincipled to Sight or Season),
.at the Box-onice ea the Theatre, which is oaPen reward for his past services, a d I
n a p edge that their
it, In
for • L d M d
nd or I AIDSTONE,
late E. U. shrs 11 d 75/ -74,
~ a p • g ...., i .
any part of the general revenue to paY El
frorr? even till Five o'cloce ; and ot the principal librarians an a certain Mr. CONING SAM/
Co tl
own and the national inter t •11
es s wi have a true- Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ...
frentinstruction of men who are aftsrsvards to See - -trhel musteseners• who acknowledges to have been associated ther
teaching doctrines, which the great majority e' , an
r a hearted end able champion in th C Do do B& C all pd. 5% -53 A 55/8
e ommons House of " '' ' "
people of the United Kiegslom b.elieve to be thosehieotr,
has
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. more frequently than is commendable with the be" pl. East Lancashire, all pd 19% -20 137/s Ns Ta
Hierarchical Church, the spiritual policy arid practice
of with true Mr. B Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old nrompton.
lievers and advocates of Fren 's S • • ar lament.
Do. New Quar., all pd ..• - ..,
always been, and continues to be, ircompatibm
wsame rea- THIS EVENING. ci ocialtsm. It is ear- ••••••••...____.............,.........i0...,ml
itled
E. & W. India Docks
and independent civil and religious freedom. For
the t that the A new Comic D,ama, in five acts, ent nestly to be hoped that the electors f w • ster rye serlei Fve -1 e
0 estmin ' I ju.
_Li, nENCH REPUBLIC. Eans,d
\Bvi r .1 II
cu. njeo. ,a 1 1 p d 58 -62 60X
sons I will resist and vote against every attemp
, in order TIIE FOUNDLINGS. . ~
Bishop of Rome has made, or will utalcethority over Characters by Messrs. Buckstone, Keeley, Leigh Murray, Howe ; by rejecting the Derbyite MAIDSTONE and the friend c., all p m - ..,
Leigh 3lurray, and Miss
to establish either Spirituel or Temperal e
eh tiritish Empire. Mrs. Fitzwilliam, Mrs. Buckingham, Mrs.
of the Parisian Socialists Mr C --ses--- Edinb.•& Glas.,loo/. pd 65 -67 66%
the Territories or Subjects of the Queen of - s by the fact, that 'Tilling.
NOVEL EX. , -9 . ONINGITAM, Will re- We have receiv dthP • • Edin. Per. & Dun. 100/. 24 - 24% 25
Nor must we overlook the example afforded
eene: was sanctified at To be followed by a new petite Comedy, called a
turn Sir JOHN SHELLEY by aCO ' mejority e e arts journals of yesterday '
e • Glas. & S.-West 100/
the re-establishment of Despotism in F'--tad by the Archbishop PEDIENT. nsiderable The Patric has the following account of the con- Great North 100/ d9O - 90%
n., . p 90 %
Rome by the Pope, and pompously eons Fa
e° tne Cathedral of Notre -
after which KEELEY WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE. as the most appropriate colleague of Sir DB LACY spiracy, the discovery of which we announced in yes- Do. %s. A Stk., 100/. p 5- 54 52 53
of Paris and the Romish Priesthood in To conclude with JOHN JONES.
- EVANS, and the most •d' • 1 1 A SUC- terday S impression :-
Dame.
ding the great ameliorations
THEATRE ROYAL, &DELPHI. ju Iciousiy-seiecte...
Do. B Stock, 100/. pd 125 - 127
With respect to Ireland, notwithstoaanatry,
lam of opinion that its Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celesta. cessor of Mr. CHARLES LUSIIINGTON. Instead of " A conspiracy against the safety of the st t h ' t
a e as jus Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 44% - 45%
made in the administration of that c
t until the most searching inquiry Tais EVENING, been discovered in Paris. Thirteen i- •d Great Westn., 100/. pd 98% - 98% 99% 99 %
Alderman Hume 1 I, ve to milt' uals, all baV-
tranquillity will never be perrnareen_-
il Establishment in Ireland, and a d SEA and LAND. Characters by Messrs. Paul ERZ, Southwark wil. .2
Will be performe . ing relations with the refugees in London, we Lanc. & Carlisle, all pd 84 -86
be maele into the Church of Englanthe application of its Tithes and h V ll E •M' Ell l t 'th M P
Bedford Wright Hughes, 0. Smit . N orre , mery , isses en se ec eit er r. ELLA S the . , re arrested
complete reform be effected
eaasetWo Church Rates ought to be exacted " • TT or Mr. SCoVELL a yeeterday (Wednesday) afternoon by MX Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% p Pm
Chaplin, K..
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Fitzwilhana. and Mrs. Keeley.
Bale •
strino
Revenues. I also consider ...---- n t from any but those who pay
ast, no
Alter which, a devilish new x avaganza,
Etr called MEPHISTO- Liberal colleague of S'
ir WILLboi MOLES- and Nusse, commissaries of police. The arrests took D
Lane. & York., 100/. pd 83% - 83% 84%% 84 %84
la the United Kingdom--
ieaht lesessneents on themselves, as members PIIELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, 3liss Fitzwilliam, and Wise
soli, place in an isolated house in the Rue de la Rein 0., Quarters ...all pd ... - ...
them by voluntary Paran P. 5
WORTH. At Greenwi h
Woolgar. e, On the contrary, a Blanche, near the Barritice de Fontainbl e Do., Fifths 14Laid 4 -3% dire 10%
Of the Church of Ent:clan-Dm carried against us by the present Go- To conclude with SLASHER AND CRASHER. tary Derbyite is s than eau. At the Do. W. Rid. Un. 11 ye p -2% • . 8%
We have had a Militia %pensive experiment, that will tend to - 3 ths
vennnent. it win be an e
Wizens I spoke and, in every instance, ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. four Liberal candidat •1 • the two last spinsters were occupied in manufacturin -ot the con- Leeds Northern, all pd 17% - 18% 18% 18
and worse c •
es, Mc udin g out of gas pipes Liv.Crs
make bad soldiers
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. g by& Sthpt. all p ... - ...
voted against it- „web, since 1840, has had my constant at- . THIS EVENING, representatives. At present th submitted to a species of shells of a calibre of from eight to nine cen- Lend. & Blackw
ere are all d 8% -83 A
~ p
timetrea in diameter, slightly bent at one of h
Free Trade, .
„der perfectly safe; but we must carry it out Will be performed a new and original Play, in five acts, by the the electors of th •
e cit the names t e ends and Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 107% - 108% 107% 108
tention, I con-snail be no duties on timber, no restrictions author of The Wife's Secret, entitled THE TRIAL OF LOVE. Prins , yof London merely plugged with a band of stoat canVEtS co d ' Lon. & N.West.,loo/. p 130 - 130% 130% 131 130%
vere with tar.
an that there manning, equipping, or victualling British cipal characters by Messrs. C. Kean, Ryder, Graham, Meadows, Or the four last M b
ern ers-tbree Liberals, Sir JAMES rr, _
ken of these tubes, each capable of cc ntaining a Do. Quarters...2s/. pd 6% - 714. P 3,2,
whatever %tees should be relieved from the Light Dues, Cathcart, Everett, and Wheatleigh ; Miss Marshall, and Mrs. C. number
El.„.„ippifl'onwMarine Insurances, mid all Shipping Stamps, as Keen. DUKE, Lord JOHN RussE -,,-. .-nia ROTHSCHILD, of small balls, were found completely finished, search Do. Fifths 12/. pd 5-5% P I.' %
LL, and Jos- 3%
'''""Pa - d States, where there are no Starnes, and where the After which will be produced, havin
of Mr. g been immediately made at the residences of the 1/p 2% - 21/4
Do. 10/.,M &B. (c) P 97,4 97
in the Unit° are maintained out of the general revenue. THE VAMPIRE, a Phantasm, related in three dramas. The „
and one Liberal C : erson
onservatsve in the p
Lon & - st 100/. 96% - 97%
S. We . p
. persons arrested, has, it is said, furnished proofs that the '
Lighthouses t ctive Duties can never be restored to our Sugar Co- principal character will b t•d b M B • 1 h Al
e sus aine y r. ourcicau t, t e author
1 lection, that ot
Do. New 50/., 42% pd 2 -1% dia.
vitliie Pro
.e .
ASTERMAN. At the l f• object of h
i consider it the most gross injustice to prevent the Planters of the piece, supported by Messrs. J. Vining, Chester, Everett, as. genera. e t e conspirators was a fresh rising on the part Do. New 40/ 34/ pd 1% - 'A die•
tonin4.
nrocuring wherever they can the most abundant and mire- Cathcart, Meadows, 14 1
-ar•ey ; Misses Leclercq, Robertson, Phillips, 1847, it will be renaemb d there were no less of the demagogical party, and that this attem t •- L .
from e-
ere that pat in on. & Enniskil., all pd 12% - 13%
• ted free labour. Desborough, alarshall, and Mrs. Daly.
'Val Fut in surrection had for instigators the refu t L M B 1 31,4
awe rt.' les row subjected to Customs Duties, the first, on than nine end' successi y -
gees a ondon an. ux. & Mat. al p 3 - ,•••
of the a ic e ,
'dates who were and Brussels. A great number of fresh arrests were Man. Shef. & Lin.,1004/ 33 -34 33%% 34% 33%
ich, for commercial purposes as *ell ae for the benefit of the con- ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. "ldhall. We may
wh nomination from th
i Tea the duty on which ought to be reduced from 2s. 3d., e hustin t Gui Do. Manch. &Lincoln
surner, s , Under the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royel fli lin
•• e ess gs a made during Wednesday night, and many important
resents-
I Ipnion 4/. 2s. pd 3 - 21,4 dia. •
to at most Is. Der lb. Any duty still remaining on any raw ma-
Prince Albert. yet see a renewal of th for the rep papers seized. Some additional warrants have been is.
e struggle
Midland 100/. pd 73% - 73% 741/4 %%74 %
terial, as well as minor articles producing an insigeificant revenue, Proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty.
disastrous to one sued by the Prefect of Police. The immediate disco-
molt to be abolished. The moat successful and popular Theatre in London. tion of the City such eve -
as may pr • Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 39 -41
A Select Committee on the Customs, for which I moved ramie-
THIS EVENING, end recent repre- very of this wild attempt must tranquillise the public Alid.Gt.Wt. (Ire )47te
or other of the present candidates -- e mind, and prove to the country the intelligent and active ' - ••• - •••
cessfully for three Sessions, and for which Mr. Mitchell and I Will be presented the gorgeous Equestrian S t 1
pec ac eof ST. eneu up to . . Do. % Shares, 17% pd .. -
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simultaneously moved last year, was at last granted. and GEORGE and the DRAGON St G 3
- • . eorge Ir. Allred Cooke. tt.
sen a Ives. Such are the prospects op solicttude of the Government.' Newcas. & Carl. all pd •
I have sat on it two days each week for a great part of To be followed by Batty's Inimitable S ' ious metropo- Th p basis he ••• - •••
e ays dwells with much emp upon t Do. Quarter Sh. all pd ... -
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the last Session, and in each week of the whole S
'ession now cenes of the Arena hare
diming the most numerous c t_ ' • , ----• View at the present moment in the var
ques elan company as Europe.
Newmarket all pd 48 -50 49
about to expire. Its labours have been great-the Evidence and To conclude with a Laughable farce serious character of th 1 t and is severe on the
ep 0 ,
Statistics will occupy several thick volumes. We have just cone- Tickets to be had at the Box-office fr. litan constituencies.
wport, Abergaven., i
pleted our Report, which has now appeared in the Public Press, and om Eleven till Follr (tail exiles, who are alle d t be the main instigators ; Ne
ge o
Stage Manager Mr L Y. ____-...e55......-___.---
and Hereford l2l pdl 4% - 4 di
I have every reason to believe that the Reforms we have recom- - , . eclercce
h ff • h
• to the Stockport but the Constitutionnel declares that t e a air as s s.
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N ewry & Ennisk. 7% p! 1% - 2
mended, though not so extensive as I contended for, will be all ear- ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICA _____________________ The inquiries already instituted ln
trages were of a been exaggerated. The number of persons arrested N
orfolk lOO/. pd 40 -42 41 %
ried into effect. L GARDENS. riots Drove that these disgraceful ou
The new Parliament will, at all events ought to, grapple with Open for the Season e ' h d amounts to twent five of whom twelve were taken Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 10 - 5
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesda ' cbaracter than a 37- , 9 die. %,
more atrocious and formidable on Thursda •ht P r of importance are said North. Coun.Un. 3 %pd 3 - 23% ells,
measures for carrying into effect the foregoing rerforms. It ought- Co . 7, Thursda - and Frida .
encemeet ot Mons. JULLIEN'S C j.'
y • • • y nig . ape s
also to effect a complete and economical revision or our taxation and - oncerts d'Ete on the same h arliest intelli- .
e
North British ...25/. pd 135 -36 35%
expenditure. The Taxes on Knowledge, the Excise on Paper and scale of splendour as t D been supposed on the receipt of the to have been seized, and other warrants are out.
a rury-lane Theatre.
Pronie • 0
case appears to Nth. Devon, N 0.1,1341 7 - 634, dis.
Soap, the Stamps on Fire and Marlue Assurances ought to be abo- rude eoncert conducted by M. Jullien. gence. Every circumstance of the The PRESIDENT of the Republic left the Elyee••e on
ii,ted ; and the Income-tax should be equitably adjusted, in order to Enr,a ement
n,_bsi g of that eminent cantatrice Miss Cicely Nott. ... „
uses in Rock- Thursd twelve escorted by Do., No. 2 5l. pell ... -
..,
make a fair distinction between uncertain and permanent incomes. ETEN.M.t it on of Danson's Colossal Daylight View of 310UNT indicate tnat take destruction of the leo . ay morning at balf•past 7 DO., 14 A, def all pd ... - ~s
The Courts of Law still require reform, so as greatly to diminish ithd i and the CA VES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS -S lendiel
I', row, and the wre k' e e Roman Catholic a detachment of carabineert
-, and proceeded to the Do i B . 51. pd „. - .
~ A , guar
delay and the expense of justice. The Court of Chancery is especi- • nteresting Menagene-Promenade Concert by Godfrey s un- c ing or tue • •
Tuileries h h eceived the officers of the five North Stafford. 17% P 6% - 5'4 dis. 11% Ns
ally oppressive. I believe it may be abolished with incalculable rivalled Military Band-Various Amusing Novelties-Concluding at chapels, were not occasio d b Were temporary ex. , w ere e r
advantage. There is no such court in any other country in the Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Soutliby, , ne y regiments recently arrived in Paris. h h d N II d
After t ey a orth-Western a p ... - •••
world. rep of the Citement b
resenting the Interior ot the efountain (the Pandemonium , ut that they were the results of previous
been presented to him, the Prince, who was in the • . u .
N. &S -W J !lc 61. p 1% - 2 p.
I contend that there should be a Secretary ef State for Scotland as Ancients), with the Caverns and Forges of Vulca‘in and hEit.
s Cyclo s
p ' organization, a d f determination to •
n o a deliberate - uniform of a General of Division, addressed them as Oxf.,\Vor., &Wol., all p 22% - 22%
well as for Ireland ; ;or it is impossible that an advocate, how the whole terminating with the Eruption o,fc ,reo.unt
re
.a . and a
Scottish Central 100/. p 72 -73
great his abilities, can condust Seottish affairs in the House of 'ever Grand Tableau on tlae Lake of Thetis, arid the .. e ceiving tlae drive the Irish Roman Catholic ety from the town. follows :- Scottish Midld.,loo/. p 5- 56 55
nom- Pa
mons when he is in attendance pleading in the Parliam tat Armour of Achilles.
hich '
en ouse at • coneists of several hundred specimens, in- There might have h d quarrels-English " Gentlemen,-In seeing the different regiments w Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 8% - 831, 8% /it
Edinburgh. The menagerie now •
een tra e
three elepinuats, two giraffs, four ostriches, two camels, wore__ , .
t they could compoee the army succeed each other in the garrison of Do. B ......... all pd, 6% - 6eAs
lam thoroughly opposed to entangling alliances end i • eluding tha
eesen might have su ed
with the internal affairs of Foreign States W ' er
nten ence lions. s,e• ppos Paris, lam happy to declare that they are all animated Shrew. & Her. Old 81. is! 2% - 13/4 dis. 6
. ere it not lo" such in- D ors open from Nine A.M. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- have obtained h •f they could
' a with the same spirit of discipline, and with the same Shrewsbu. and Chester
terference and alliances, we should be free of a national ' ' Six. Fireworks about Ten. igher wages
debt and of c,ert at Ilalf-past
Nor W 19X
24 millions, annually, of oppressive taxation. In re -*-• 4 ' t 5...- ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. have banished th their town. Such devotedness to the country. Wherever you are found, ( . . Min.) all pd 19 -20
nen, Ireland should not be exempted fr *ns h% 'sin- the
e strangers from
Do. Halves all pd 9% -10
om er. er tee income or any . _ . . _ feelings mi ounters and oc. whether in Africa or in France, your conduct
other tax levied in England and Scotland. - ght have led to casual enc h .
D 0
o. swestry all pd 14% - 14%
With respset to our Colonies, they should a'l have self-responsible HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. casioned feelie tion • but the llin ou to
as merited the public gratitude; and, in ca g y
Shrop. Union 6% pd 23/ d.
Governments, and the sole management of their local affairs, and of TH:IS DAY -Morning 51 nsin. after 2 I Evening 13 min. after :3 --gs of mutual irrita , Paris, I wished to give you a particular mark of satisfacs Do AB C - - 3 - 4
, i f& D fully
their own revenues. Any other • ih I have not space To-Mossow-Morning 34 min. atter 3 I Evening 56 mm. atter a transactions of T Nar dnesday had their tion. 1 - ' • rk ht ' Is• h I '
question, wh c
uesday and e n every elevated position, ietain w ic pd. up at per cent. ... 50 -46 di&
in an address to enter upon, I will be happy to enter upon explana- . _ ..,_
origin in a d n only be ascribed find myself placed, the cares overbalance the pleasures. South Devon .. 11
hoes publicly or imlivlaaany, THE WEATHER.-Bus OFFICE, JULY 3. eeper source, and ca
.... a pd 19 -20
When I was invited to coats forward five years ago by
to national and l• • The dwelling- There are, nevertheless, in the midst of the cares and South-Eastern 100/. pd 73 -74 73% %
pectable a lid inflfuential THERMOMETER, Dr THE SHADE. re igious antipathies.
a numeroas Cody of your most res
labours attendant on such situations, real compensa- South Wales ...... all d 35% -36 36 %
citizens to have the honour of representing you, acted GO-highest since noon yesterday. houses brok onged to Roman P
faithfully by you. en into and destroyed bel tions. The first is that of having accomplished a duty; South Yorkshire and
under the principles of doing and acting .
1' d '
I have rever lost sight of working on the princip eot oing 52-lowest this morning and during the night. Catholics l
exo usively. There was no doubt or hesi- and the next, and. • . .
in my opinion, the most gratifying, is River Dun ...... 15/. d
p par - 1 p
od and b tt ring the condition of my fellow-men. I have never
71-this day, at noon. tation as to th l d • they were at that of commanding aa army Do. Do 51 d
like ours-to live on its _ • ...... . p
... ,_
...
gO , e e
ined under the fatigue, day and night, of the e p aces to be attacke s ; e stirl. & Dunferm 11 p
shunned labour, nor rep
Bkeoreeeeren, 30-14. past, its present, and its future-to identify myself we..
I need not say that I made great pecuniary sa- once point d d hen a gentle- Stock. & llar . a - ••• - -
.16/25.3d.
... _
...
mmous.
e out to the rioters, an w its wants and its interests-to know, in short, that in
House
of
Co der to have the honour to represent you. My labours WurD S.W.-light airs and fine sunshiny weather.
Taff Vale
criticeis in or .
man who h by inquired ..... 126/
. .pd 159 ..-- 160
ev seerifices I altogether waive. I submit to you my
-aPPened to be passing the day of danger reliance may always be placed on its
an i my Peennia-e --- . .
_a._ .
nd duties ; and as to your electing me again, I throw -------- - •
Thames Haven D k
ec
ects a
the reason he was told energetic co- t• because it has honour for its
publicif‘ ltogether upon your own good sense. If returned nom, of those proceedings, opera ion, and Railway ...19/. pd 2% - 21,e1 z.n x.rl
myse. a (.. :, ny'l4 ' s ' ff.)? , j ta • rule of action. Be convinced, gentlemen, that during Vale uf in-eatn 1
t you will send my late colleague back with me. Ile has that they " the soubriquet
••• 71 pd 13 -14
1 trus
.*_?, - •.•:' ' --;`---: -1. --4 ..'l, ' r- Were "b- redne k
c 31
faithfully done his duty, and I believe that the great majority of the sg6. a „es...ea, , _ a_
~,
the time you remain in Paris I shall seize with pleasure Waterfd. & li•lk •
1 • all pd G -6% 6%
community is anxious to avoid the turbulence of a eoutested clec- oa ,---44 ' ' -MIC,k•V-,.4", . ....) ~ 41 bestowed on Roman Catholics. The destruction at on every o - f in y u and • ' NV fd &L'
pportunitr o see g o giving you ater . Im. all pd 21% - 22%
tion. I am, Gentlemen, very faitlithilY, -
..)-
c43fee. 4eaca- ir:
.7,...,
~,A ~.
.. Edgeley chapel, too, was conducted in the most proofs of my affectionate solicitude.'' West Cornwall 13e - 10% 10% %
Your humble Servant,
pd 10
T. mACGREKIOR. •i • nos methodical manner, and the rioters had ample time This address was received with lively marks of West London ...all pd ... - •••
._
' DIEU :1... ' .I"ii-O '
Carrick'e Royal Hotel, Glasgow,
7, - • _ ' approbation, and shortly after the receptiou ter- YkeNew.i&Ber.loo/.p 74% -75 Vs 75% 75 %
lst July, 1852. to carry their intentions into execution. The large
Do. & New. Ex. 20/. p 6% - 6 dia. 137 i; %
---- ---- - d h d '
an valuable or an was deliberatel smas e in minated.
Do. G.N.E. pure. 9L D. 2ee -21 A di& 73%
VES'iMINSTER ELECTION-. ,e, g y The Union says-" Notwithstanding the refusal York &N. MA '
i .100/.pd 52 -53 53 52%
N y Lord MAIDSTONE'S COMMITTEE have the pleasure g ... vintr pieces, rare pictures torn front their frames, and cut 4" 1--
0,. eeenerals CHA.NGARNIER LAMORICIERE arld 13E-
,
of congratulating their friends on the success of their canvass, and I I". . - -
111 gia,luits up, everything connected with the celebration of DEAU to take the oath, th'e Government 'has ordered PREPERZINCE SUARES.
pledge themselves to give every Elector the opportunity of recording ' -
Aberdeen ....... .. all pd ..• - •••
his Vote. They have no doubt whatever of placing his Lordship at Caa"te" worship, according to the rites of the Church of that their half.pay shall be paid them as before." Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. 33A ... - •••
the head of the poll. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1852. Rome, wantonly and wilfully destroyed. It can The amount of business done by the butchers' trade Caledonian, 10/. 100/ 9 101
By order,
p 9 - 1
THOMAS ARBER, Hoe. Sec. eel.
scarcely be asserted that these outrages were perpe- of Paris is calculated at 55,000,000 f. a year, and the Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 18% - 19%
July 2, 1852, Committee-room, 71, Jerrayn-street.
IVithia a few deess from th
e , e present moment many trated by Irish Roman Catholics, and yet none others g
sross profits at 22,000,000 f. a year. The expenses of Dundee, Per., & Aberd. ,
THE TRAVELLER'S LIBRARY.
ch establishment are about 14 420 f
.t. e , . ea • , ~ or for the Junction all pd 5% -6%
of the elections will he.ve been decided. It has be- were taken into ousted 1) E. An (3/ 10 )6 11 31 '
s pc. a si -d% 3% 8
Just publi.bcd, in 16rn0., price One Shilling, y or rough h fore the whole number 7,230,000 f. There remaine '
.., conse- D -
o. ol.) 7 per et. all p
.. _
•••
THE NATURAL HISTORY of CREATION. come a matter of necessity, therefore, that the Liberal 'magistrates.
quently, a nett profit of nearly 15,000,000 f., which is Do. 7/17s) 7p.c. 2 p •
By T. LINDLEY KEeIP, M.D., Author of " Agricultural electors should muster themselves in earnest, and that The unfortunate young man, MICHAEL MORAN; divided amongst the 501 butchers h h E ' - --- - -
w o possess t e astern Counties Ex.,
Physiology," aec.
Also, in 16m0., price One Shilling, every exertion should be made by them to forward who was so brutall d d t •
y mur ere , was no in any monopoly of the trade. sp. c., No. 1 all pd 1% - 174 p
Pm
BRITTANY and the BIBLE ; with Remarke ou the French the interests of their re s' trd t TT f t
spective can 1 a es. nor u- degree concerned in the rioting. He had been at the There was a considerable rise in the price of Govern- Do. No. 2 all pd late -1% p IN, pm
People and their Affairs. By I. HOPE.
Do. New 6p. c. Stk. 10 14 -14 %
i see The above works form the 23,1 and 24th Parts of THE TRA- nate] es, as we have already remarked, the difficulty of house of his uncl d R 'cl•
e, a man name ILEY, rssi ing in 'es at the Bourse The F
ment securiti . our-and-a-Half E .„. . _ .
astern union berm,
YELLER'S' LIBRARY. To be continued Monthly, price Is. each . . "
per Cents. opened at 1021. 25c., and closed at 1021. 60c.
Part. their position has I, onsiderably en
- eeen very c . Rock-row, endeavouring to obtain employment, for the end of tho month; the Three per Cents. closed D •
Guar 6 per ct all p 17% - 17% 17%
0 10/ Deb. Sh all p „. - ...
London : Longman, Brown, Green, and Long mane. hanced by the number of Reformers who have On returning to his home he received a sere hl
re ow at 71f. 40a.,
• • Orleans Railway Shares, 1,250 t ; Rouen E • •
_ 50 , ' ast Lancashire, 6 per
-E-41 LECTRIc cLocKs. presented themselves as candidates, and who, in the head, which appears to have injured him se- 8721. 50c.; . ,
Avignon, 453 f. I 5c.;
Havre 3401 • G t N th *
~ rea or ern, 622 f. c; ct. Quar. Shrs. all pd ... - ...
Basle, 272 f. 500.; Paris and Stras- East & West Yorkshire
!,4 Mr. BAIN, the Patentee, has OPENED SHOW ROOMS for b-
y forcing the constituencies to the poll I lie was sv. h d•ffi I Paris and Lyons,
, vere y. It some i cu ty conveyed burg, 5951'; 671 f. 25e.; the New Junction, 5th5...a1l pd ... - ...
the Exhibition and sale of these Clocks at No. 43, OLD BOND-
STREET. and thus dividing by their rival claims the back to his uncle's house, while his br th •
o er-in•law Austrian Loan, 94i. &line Per. & Dun. 5%
They are not dearer than other clecke-require no winding up or -tee, • fford the Tories an on- ineDIESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE per cent- all pd „„ _
...
Img or Radical forces, may a e went for surgical assistance. On the return of the 13- DON STOCK EXCH '
attendance of any kind from one year to another, and have been '
LON e ANGE, JULY 2. Glas• 8L S.W. Con. 100/. ... -- ...
proved to keep time for 18 Mouths, together with a loss little ex- portunity of cree *ng
pi in where the success of the latter, the house was attacked and broken into be- Dutch Rhenish, 544-Great Indian Peninsula, 6n G t Gt. North 5 c all pd 16 - 16%
ceeding a minute. One Clock can be made to move all the Clocks
- rea •,-,_. , • p. .
of a neighbourhood. latter must necessarily have proved otherwise impos- fore anything could be done for the tvo d
un ed man. ,
Western lef Canada Bonds (1857), 105-Luxembourg 4% `'" i) Pc. red. sc. all P 2 -2% P
f France, 24%-Ditto, 20/. 3 , Cent.' Bonds Great South. & West.
13, Old Bond-street.
. sible. From this consideration it is manifestly re- orthern o
Being upstairs, be was preserved from furth r in' rN 1 Boulogne and Amiens h Pe..
' (Ireland) ' d 8% 87
e jury (former y . s ares), 1334-Paris and Bths ali p - /a
BELL HOTEL, BLAND'S CLIFF, SCARBOROUGH. quisite that in all such instances the Liberal pos- until the arrival of the police. He Was then brought LY"'''' 12 ,e- Rouen and Havre, 1378-Sambre and Meuse, GL•t* //,.'est• (Berke &H.
JOSEPH. WEBB begs most respectfully to ac •
534-Western of France, 8. .e.x.o per cent.)...6 pd %-1% P
sessors of the franchise should endeavour in places in- down to be taken to the doctor's, and while h
V) quaint hie commercial friends and th ' ' e was Gt.W. fi d 4
e public in general, that
e.,-...-_,- le te, 100/. p ... - ...
his Hotel has undergone a thorough repair, besides 'a new wing
~ t' mated to select the favourite, if such selection in that helpless condition, a ruffi h . _ Do. Do. _BOl. pd ..• - •••
an w o was passing SPAIN.
added, with a good Sea view; the Commercial Room is enlarged, aria 1 fre the arrival of h Lancashire and York-
has one of the finest prospects in the kingdom-the Ba and Cliff full
Y be at all practicable, be 0 t e by struck him a terrible blow on the bead with
in view. An excellent Coffee Roorn a Tbe Madrid journals of the 27th ult. contain no shire, F. 20/. _6l. pd 'A die• -% p
has also been added. Lccal predilections should bludgeon, having first 'cl " C Do e
sal , 01-11 e, let us look at ws of interest. • - li• c• Stk. 100/. P ••• - •••
J. W. hopes by strict attention to the comfort of his friends day of nomination.
, and
ne
by keeping a first-rate arti . • Nv • waived in deference to the ge- his head, to see if he is an Irishman." Th Leeds North
c,e in Ines and epirita &c. &c., to merit -
in this matter be ere was a The Gazette publishes a return, which shows that ce t N ern, 6 per ••• -""
the patronage of all those who bave so lo ' ' • • .
rig honoured him with their ul -tion ne 0, 1
13/ pd ,
support, fikewise to all ?elm ma " "t li t neral in
y feel Inclined to visi is es a- terests of the pop - . Unnecessary ferocity about this act, striking a helpless and un d ing the first quarter of the year the expenses of Do. Do in ...... •e - - -
re- ur
bliehment.
• -0. 2 17/. pn ••• - •••
The Stabling department will be wll attended to, and every contentions avoided, so as to secure a. •n m •
should be sieti g an, alreade severely wounded, that makes the Ministries amounted to 228 ' ' ' Do -
, 366,416 reals. Ine • 1111 ‘.
_o. ~e. 3 51. pd .‘,„ - •••
attention paid to the II d ' • .e
the tills
• mph of the cause im- the blood run cold. It is to be hoped that the rno credits allowed were 229,980,427 reels. :Do. Qrs., 1848 91. Pd "' - '''
orses an Carriages committed to his care. wish larger + inty
cer.a
a- London & B •
OM.NID US AND CABS REGULARLY ATTEND THE STATION. "
A royal decree nominates Major-General RAMON rig, guar.
N.8.-A first-rate Billiard Table on the Premises. plicated. Against ionist candidates the
the protect re ster by whom it was perpetrated may not escape BOIGNEZ Captain-General of Aragon. 5 er ce
P nt. ...100/. pd ... - ...
______.
If-a-dozen Fre - •- •
Do.Pr.s p c.
,i. ward not ha e with impunity from the consequences of his at • Stk. 100/.1 ••• -"'
rocious The 27th being Sunday, the Stock Exchange was Do. Con. 5
Ili OYA.L ITALIAN OPER Ai st
rh,odu 1 d be 3 blr o udg
th t d fr•i v e
matters to extremities, but crime. P c,1852 alll ... - •••
COVENT GARDEN.
not open. Do. N.Gr. 6 p i
c 00/. p ••• - •••
Dr. SPORE. one or two, according to the ext ,
eet of the re resen- T
P he ruffians by whom the chapels were as 1 .________.__.__ Lon. & N.-W (C
GRAND MOR.NING CONCERT. sai ed GERMAN Y. • ov. &
The Fleectors have the honour to announce that on MONDAY, tation-or three at the utmost-according to the proceeded from Edgeley to St. Michael's chapel sin The King of PRUSSIA visited B th Nunet.) 5p.c.13 % a • - ''' n
Ln.& S.‘v c P -gi,4
July 12 (instead of july a as announced), a GRAND MORN ING ~.
, g- onn, on e morn- • 0 3d8.5/. p - ''' -4 ' 874 s
CONCERT wid be given, consisting chiefly of the works oaDr. Lows liberality of the constituenc . Although such • li
Y ing Rule Britannia," " God save the Queen," and • f the 30th ult., and was received with great Lon. & En, % sh.
Ilp 12% -13
ing 0 Man., Sneff & a " ,
Spohr, and under the direction. of that eminent composer, who will are ,
'"Y no means the arrangements now made other national songs; and yet, although th by the authorities. The streets through which Q ~ Linen. '
preside in the Orchestra. ey re- porn') r. Sh. No 1 .--• 11% 4
,
all pd 10%
Full particuArs will be duly announced. through iingdom although on
out the United I , , mained at the former place for more than an his MAJESTY Passed were ornamented with flags and D s- '- -
o. la eve 101. _all d 13 - 1,3„14 ,
P
-_______________
the contrar ' d d •t
On reachin the market lace he all h e Do.
appears by no means ho h l flowers. g p gt d 6/. ............ 3/ aI -
,"P
y in ee , i ur and a alf, a though they proceeded deliberately • P
BATTY'S GRAND NATIONAL HIPPO- •
carriage and mounting on horseback re-
improbable th t • • eal instances, five or six rival " from his Mid. Con. 6pc Se 100/. ••• - - '
D14031E, ain sere. •s along the streets to commence the work of destruc- d the troops of the garrison. A t. ft Do. Con. B• & •
Opposite the Broad Walk, Kensington-gardens, Liberals will viewe recep ion a er- e ris. Bir.,
aPpear on the same hustin sas end.- •
g 1 bon at another place, not a single one of these wards took place at the Government House, where o per cent
D ....100/. pd 149% - 150% I
Is now OPEN for the Season
dates for the s
The most popular place of amusement in London. uPport of the electors-we are, never-
d breakfast was prepared for his MAJESTY. D L
0. Erewash Val. all p ••• •-•
...
modern iconoclasts were arrested while comm. tt•
i mg a gran '
The First Grand MORNING pERFORMA.NCE will take place on theless, Ban • 0. eic. &Swa •
TUESDAY, July 6. Doors open at One o'clock, to commence at guine that the evil consequences of these f 1 • uning he returned to the Chateau of Stol- 8 nning.
e onies which, notwithstanding the great mildness of In the ev per c. Guar. 100/ p •• - ... 1
Two. ill-advised stru
Do. Pref • - • - % P
On THURSDAY. Jul 9, an Ascent in the Royal Hippodrome
before it be t ggles for priority may be mitigated our penal code, and the diminution of capital crimes, feld.
zen . .
fth E , s _ erence _5/. p
it 0 e mpress of RUSSIA to Prince MET- I"rtelk Exten 11 d 22
par
23
22%
Balloon, at Half-pasty &a o'clock precisely ; doors open at Five, 00 late e
oy the good sense of th - •
e princes still subject the offenders to the extreme penalt The via
Do G ... A p
yof the at, Johannisberg, which has been so long D • r• 5% p ct. all p 5% - 6 r
when en
- oPPortunit 'II b llowed the public of witnessing the pal parties enga
y wi e a
ged • RNICH,
inflation. in these transactions. The law ; and this notwithstanding the fact that 500 TE
but postponed in consequence of the un- North D • Y.
G• Wavn V I 1% - 2
a . 2/. p
In consequence et the un recedented success which attended Mr. show of hands we
expected,
- 112%
Batt ' s • he will produce the would hope may be re- special constables had been s • te of the weather, took place on the after- Non ntish 100/. pd 110
y s Entertainment at UPI Charlton Fete, ded as in ta,s worn in, and a military favourable sta
i„, h Stafford 11 d -- •••
same routine ot performa .e h Ili podrome every evening dur- g
-ar -- Ina' o't of instances a , 05th ult. The arrival of her MAJESTY sixf. W ••••a
P •••
art were at th •
jri y p y e disposal of the magistrates. noon of tue - or. & \Vol., 15/. d
lag the week. In additisleet:th :b vf Mr. Batty has entered into sufficient criterion-so that the " pick" of the which was to be at four o'clock in the 6 Per
an engagement with alr. Buir to intr'ocitice the ancient sport of
This strange im •t
mum yof the party who committed and suite, t . cent.. .12% pd 2 - 2%P
Ditt • • o
Hawking', who will shortly appear. rivals only may go to the Poll, in opposition to the the more serious outra ' 11•1 ti
ges, wie so many of the. ot er .
aterlloon ARS no announced till two hours pre- ahr a ditto ... 3/. pd 2 - 2%p 5%
A splendid Brass Band will be in attendance.
Derby ites, by that means e courier dispatched from Schle
viously, b'y a ngenberg, Shrew,. •e • •
-ell% & Bir N G all 10% - 11%
Admission-Reser red Se • . as • Second ditto,
e°--centrating the energies side, of those who were attacked ....a severely injured
ats, 3s. ; First Class, ~
Is. ; Third ditto, ed. of the Liberal party instead t , and arranaements were made with all possible haste min , & Ches. (N.W. fl
° frittering them away were taken into custody, certainly bears a very sin- b •
S .)
8 per c....a1l pd 17% -18
Doors open at Five, to commence at Six precisely'
MPRESS a suite e e
bl •
to give the E. r ception. The court al
in an unwise multiplicity of d' - outh Devon II d 15% - 16%
A p
'visions To the pro- guleir aspect. It is deeply to be regretted that some of the chateau itself, as well as the façade of the in- Dee s-N-
St ew 1% pd %dia. - % p S
ROYAL MARIONETTE THEATRE, ceedings at the hustings, ther for •
e --e, We look forward of the wreckers were not captured, either during the terior, was decorated with banners, streamers, ga *-st ei 10/ d
ADELA ME-STIZEET, WEST STRAND. just now with more than ordinary see • continuance of the riots cr since the restoration of lands of flowers, Zee., and at four o'clock everythin S
re Sth. -1, • ,i Pc• • P •-•- •-• IN
era 4p c gd. all 20 -20 iii
a THIS EVENLNG, and every evening daring the week, ioltudo•
g too, . •
_
Th,..• performances will commence •th scrap from ShakSPere, Restricting our anxiety in ea. Brat was ready for her MAJESTY'S reception. •ec Hart. gd. 5p c
entitled TIIE SIXTH ACT OF 110MwEi0 AaND jULIET. instance to tranquillity. The absence of any such prisoners until a ,
After whi 1 to be ursued un
the course like y P der 'sitar howev •
The illustrious vi , er, did not arrive till Wass, lily 1,1856, all p .., -- a. ht
splywrs. eee Phantasmagoric Spirit Drama, called ROSCIUS IN
PraSeLlt cir tainly warrants a suspicion, which so far as the
- cer
e""0 d& Kilken
6 r ny, T
To be followed by a. g tby cumetanues by the metropolitan constitu • about five, accompanied by the Princess OLGA of Per c
enmes, we magistrates are concerned, is, we are convinced, with- 1. yo is out. 3/. pd %-- % dis: 23% D
an extraordinary TroupreaV.,EhthloPian Musical Entertainmen
Vurte b the EMPRESS'S grand-daught th r'''', N
discover in some quarters as much reason for m erg, er, e IN ew.&Ber. all p 102 •-• 104 1021 A tO
To conclude with a new itai:ony Marionettes.
L NANO regret
out foundation, that the conservators of the peace Princ m f Leuchtenburg, and Princ A st - D 5l. d
ess ARIA 0 e EBERT ..- L o P 4% -- et(
MISTERIOSO DEL VILLAAM.
Divertiseement, entitled I
as in others we find cause for satisfaction. At ether impartial and without bias i or, 8, •,,,. .
vs
Dom s open at Ilalt-past Seven a Were not altog n of Prussia. Her MAJESTY was attended by Count and 8 et. Midland H.
A Morning Performance ever; IV,,te.aeriraence at Eight o'clock.
Finsbury, for example, we are somewhat dismayed to • P 3£
•
dingi. It will most probably be asserted ScuoawALorF, grand Marshal of the Imperial court ; ----------____
urch. 10/. pcli IA - ee p
open at Hall-past Two, and conunenceixesday and Saturday. Doors
. their procee
bt
robability of " five RICHARDS" bein
lenvate Boxes and Stalls to be isaartkret :'e1er"1",,,,,..e es the recognise the p
gby the other side that such has been the case, and Count A pE,AxIN, aide-de-camp ; General Count GRE- EIVZS LEA
Theatre, and ot all tho principal Librariane." t-- ----- - - - ' the field together-happily, however, without a tl f •
ie eelings of the Irish will be materially aggra- Co nt 7 ,
GORY SCIIONWALOFF, U eEI PELIN, and Baron -____-__ _ BED AT FIXED ENNTALS. it
H
Mr1",....10•M.Awn..tcrw......1.4...........,•••,..Ver
._ - - - -
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MOND "as an antagonist on the side MoNTRUFFEL, besides a numerous suite. After par- tail Business
THE NEW MILITIA ACT. Y e stew% ts
------
- - eolitary " RICH. ,
vated if it should be supposed that they cannot ob. t• • ways. ' Leasing Nominal Prices.
axing of refreshments of the choicest wines, &so the -----...„ Companies. to-day. ra
Militia Act, containing tbirty-ei 't I Y tee New e ,e, "onists would
ism Not that the Protect' find
.)
tain the pr t• and equal even- handed justice dear ill • • d
gn c auses, Wag • OI 1 ory • otec ion ustrious visitors retire . mil.
8,
~_......_____
By the 14th and 15th Vict., c. 3'..", all proceed' Printed. •od of winning the regard of
-Bitch
Biees ox, ~ all p Lon.&N.W „, -„,
ings for 1, eat anY Pin . to every one of her MAJESTY'S subjects in any part Her IV and suite quitted the Castle 1 *
is • nc
!sting to the-balloting or enrolment of militia _ and re,- 11111 C,... Caa
AJESTY ear yin Do. • ": gua. all Gt. Westn. 31 -32
Ll-leb, stand, rtion of the electors of Finsbury ! of he Id
suspended until the I.t of October next, subject to the - even a moderate po r AJESTY's dominions. the evening, after having expressed her admiration at Bir.Zlthotit
0..
p,
ii Do. - 30%
,
Power candidate in 1837 as • was, 2_ -,,' '
ot her Majesty, by order in Council, to direct proceedin 3 The f'l f the Conservative , GOD forbid that such an impression should get the princely domain and the brilliant reception ;
g,ven guar. . • ~. uud.,l
g ai ure 0
before the expiration of that period, " And whereas it is 1834 and 1835 to her M ..... al ' 30% - 31% PR
ex. f •
It nredecessors in ) abroad, that th"e who should be friends and brethren AJESTY. Do wit, lOr Do.
pedient for the better Mltilling the purposes of the institution 0 his equally unluc-y e
Rue* ' "aut 1 ' 29% - 30% Ba
/auras sal pr Do.
of the militia with as little disturbance as may be to the appears to operate as aa effectual warning against should be arrayed against each other until a civil and ClyesaarinTsh•all p Lon. &N.W 19% - 19% 3 1
ordinary occupations of the people, that the laws for raising th a t. the front of the rli • DENMARK.
and regulating the militia should be amended." The Act h ,:
- e a-valice of a Tory i
asp_rant -o . e gious war, alike d rading to the British name
eg A. little fleet of eleven Russian ships of the lin cent.; ''''''
E. Lin a," ce all pCaledonian 51 -53 52% ;:n tie
6 per Lo:
e !
Prcceeds to state, that regulations may be made by the ussungs at Finsbury. onservative re re- and des c •
The last C p tru tive of the 13 *fish strength, be the result.
1.1 and an armed steamer has anchored in the r d e Glees ...... all pd Gt. Northn. 148 - 150 l
Secratary of State as to the officers of the militia. The sentatives of th Mr. SPANKIE, Measures must th oa sor est, a, „
e borough, in fact, was , en, at once be taken for the pur- Elsinore, and n brs of Russians may be s Forest. as-I-Jean Ins
ura e een in
number of private militia men is not to exceed 80,000, of k :
?quo in 1839 'beral can- ose of institutin hareem.' -4'4 pd,Gt Westni 31% - 32% I
whora 0 ,
'0 000 may be raised in the present year, and 30,000 '', while the chief among the Li p g the most stringent and searching the streets of Copenhagen, wondering how so lar • -es. Dk ' • •
list ment The bount mon • didates, the le•
in 1853, by voluntary en . y ey is not ight lion. Ro b ained a investi ation into 1
nERT GRANT, 0 t g tle entire transaction, for vindi-
• and liv ge Rem. ~• &
.5 Yk.New.l.
ely a city can be governed without autocracy, null& •••-"Pd / &Berw.l - - - Cot
Ka(
to exceed 101.•
• and the periodical payment or allowance is not majority of 4,278 N I.__. 7'
- ' NI'S Only able to secure 2,8-1-- caang the majesty of the law, and bringing the censorsh• Selby li
--iP, and both lawless and secret police corps. bo• nalye'' a"
. p'Yk. &N.M. 112 - 113
d after the rate of 2s. 6d. per month during the term heina
The tel een England and A Do. e -tail p Do. - 56%
egraph line hetw
to excee
e, returned by that Liberal rioters to condign punish t Murder has merica, 4uart
f service tier which the volunteer is enrolled. Where men numb t•
er because ne men . s-ia Icel of co Leeds se ail Do.
oc. b aied by voluntary enlistment, her Majesty in electors in the constituer itted and and Greenland, urse, excites gre "841lrdt P
••nnot • r -
teY had been weakened by been comm , houses have been broken attentio * at Lon 8, G na;lp Midland .:. 108 - 110
Council may oi-der a"ballot-men uot liable to the ballot three supplementer di• - • n• If executed, it will be of vast service t • ren
heir contents d t
o De. Pref we all S. Eastern l3 - 13% P.
f a,e The militia may be called out for ~ y iviSl
wi''• Had the 787, who into, t es royen, and the in- Denmark, es •ii those arts of •
after :15 years 0 " •
then voted for i'dr T • peen' y p, - its territory Lose e
" all pd Do. - 26% 26 E
ase o'' inval,,,n or i
traihiag toc,re than ones is year. In c . •.. al- • aleiPten and th 2,151 metee assaulted and seriously injured. Places of• through which it will pass. weft
e gain 4 G
minent danner tier Majesty may raise the militia to 120M00 who voted for Mr. W Asa. e I ' duly registered hay E No arra been come t per ce .
rise.ali
Ll'. and tl- ° 311 wcr'llr' - - ' e -een partially demo- ngement has yet es respectin po• 6 pd Norfolk
men.
who voted for Mr. P
eABBAGE, le ..,, the Rosk'ld g Ai.„, P• et, all n Do
1 e extension line ; but Mr. PETO will ire. "uuoebr' e, i e --•
BAD Nueva Fie S ORTSMEN.-It appears that the .
a P ot merely one of those three Liber
been nu'
Red ' a
lu sueport 1
I.6hed. In the latter of these offences, for which the
mediately • s Ated.
commence on the Flensborg Husumson. as eart6 P c
heavy rains throu h country have made sad havoc al eandi of " death" has been incurred •., all p Stktn &D P
&out t e
dates, there penalty , many hurl- ning line, and • l 6" will ."
r
n its comp e proceed with Do. 4.' '' P• cn all E. Counties 63 -65
among the Young broods of r - 1
partridges, riumbers having been viou.d have been a compact majorit e
Yo- ,S `,49 . d of persons are implicated. Such things that fr It e 6
found drowned in the svater furrows and cart tucks ;in many umpli over the votes for the Conservative ' '
,n to tri- die s om endsborg to '1 iianing. All three 1- D P• ct., all pDo
•••
Ines 0.14' 5 P
•uttified under a ill be ' •
instances, when trom fourteen to sixteen in a brood had , . . . • lhis cal_ Bever he J - nY pretext, w eummenced before the auturnn, but the Fl p • P.c. all pd Do
Can
ens. restn. &iv . - '..
been brought forth, in less 1 e day
than t ire s they had been 1
cu ation b
s ould be carefully borne in remembrance d the cause of Protestantism wo borg b
uld only be ranch will be ready before the others. It is yre, f• L.& N.W 1 R
reduced to half of that number 1 • sonic cases the whole hy the various liberal constituenci t h• an not •ie all paid 1 & La. &Y j• ••• - ---
, ant in es o w ich we h Id for a moment be identi yet sure that RI P ill be the contractor f I, ,-uo.lnves
lot died with cramp, &c. Leverets have been found dead in
already referred as I ' h ave damaged if it cOll fled with
os t e
R IClcl 1. r. - ETO W .or Le 'lead. ,A, all p Do.
„„ _ .
.- P Si
numbers, and rabbit stops s.
-ave al b
30 een found completely Ives o e
, eying t emse p-n to an i„,_
'us conduct. Let then, the Government use, , , Guildf d
, an
filled with water, thereby d„t . the whole produce. nominious and otherwise impracticable defeat a
e such atrocio Iteigate •
Roe.. ... all pd S. Eastern 26% _ 2634
roying v • A ] th
t's .e ay, cause e necessary in.
26% %
Pheasants appear to have escap without a momen ITALY. T.,-, oL Hit., 6% p Gt.Northn. 150 - 152
ed the cramp. their political opponents. The circum -
stances
• tituted so as to convince our Irish Letters from R 'Jo. Sh • Span
ee.Ex all Do. l5O - 152
The London and North-Western Rail waY Com" - (lair' ome state that the POPE is threat- Shy It • " V,
iwe have particularised as havin • • d les to La IDS t
.• th. & Goole,
g injure the ened with d
t• -Iter`4l.•; ,•als' '•.:l`, pany now carry. Passengers from Bit in haml
kenbead to Birm g „
brethren y shall at all times receive the pro. ropsy, and that the state of his health sp. c 18 11 6 L &Yk
, . . p an. s
„, _
...
f 6d
asr • " -'s-' • by e sa trona or 7s. ~ aud in • 1 t-aine for interests of the. Radicals at Frisbur • t a e
h t th eives great S St
_...e. • ...s. ses- , etpre.. thud. e xis . 1 yin 1832, eect• 'ustly entitled, and that sec. I - uneaemess to his physicians. Hitherto I,Y- affdsh., 9% p MrM•Clean 1- y - V
••• •••, n- .. - -11- ''-',.- G.:,;(<=s-,. . 4a• ad., being a reduction of nearly mans,
----41 f of the usual farce. is something mote than sign' ion to which they are j
- k • ~- \9... r. • Li.
i ificent, It conleys an , tze• , every effort has b - de to conceal his den f ear Val. 6 p c., all Stckt& D A die
es nma ar -- -.. Tad
'- '' -e-j-e :ee'e'L''-'eXe% \Vet" t4l)Peoi e3feec toy.
-1411 c'r f - will not he suffered to prevail I ger rona Do. d ,
Party eelings s , e ic,
th publ'
.r, o. ... all pd Do. - siii and
~.,,,,- - vn. i ."
In- do. „,, all pd, Do. ee ' 323
' :" ' '-:::i.'. r`-----;;;tt‘'''CL. el . .
-
WiltakBpm. All P'Qt4WOlitaie 10i mil ma 4ni ing -
. to a
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JULY 3, 1852.

FOREIGN.

Business done
Railways. Nominr !Prices.
Bu
t sion -day.
Cent. France (0.V.) all' 24 —25
Charl. & Erquel. all pd 14 —l6
Demerara all pd .
Dutch Rhenish...B4 pd .2% 25/8 dis.
East Indian 18/. pd 5% —6% p
Do. Do 20/. pd
Gt. Indian Penin. all p 1% • p
Do. Do. 4% pd p
Grnd. Junc. of Fra. 4pd 4 %
Louv. ala Sambre 7% .. Luxembourg ...13/. pd 4/8 .4% 4%
Do. (Railway) 10/. pd 33/4 4 4 3,2$
Do.
Do. (Canal) ...2j. pd % 3/4
Maria Antonia 2.7 i pd 8 9
Do. New B% pd 21,4 —3%
Namur & Liege all pd 6%a 63/4
North. of France,l64pd 24% 24%
Do. 204 3p. c. Bds all p 13% —l4
Orleans & Bor 114 pd 5 —5 % p 161,E
Paris & Lyons 10/. pd p 16%
Paris & Orleans all pd 48 —5O
Paris & Rouen ...all pd 34 34%
Paris & Stras. ...all pd 23 % 23%
Rouen & Havre_all pd 13 44 1334 13% % 5/s
Sambre &Meuse all pd sjB 65% 6
St. Andrew's & Qaebec
(A) 4/. pd
Tours & Nantes 174 pd 5 4 2dis.
West Flanders...B% pd 3 —31 A
West. of France 6/. pd 1 7/8 24 p
MINES.
Agua Fria all pd % % p
Anglo-Californian, all p %
Asturian 15/. p
Australasian 2/. pd •3/4 p
Australian 51. pd 3/4
%
Austr. Freehold all pd % dis. 5/8
Ave Maria all pd % % dis.
Blaenarvon I. & C. all p
Brit. Austr. Gold all pd % % dis. '% 1
British Iron 13/. 15s. p
Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% 1% 13/i.
Do. Coca. & Cui. all p
Do. St. Joh. del R. 151. x,d
Carson's Creek all pd % ▪ %
p
Cobre Copper —404 pd 41 —43 44
Colonial Gold 11 pd % % p 1 3/8
Copiapo 141 pd
Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p • %
die. %
General all pd
Gold Mountain all pd % % dis.
Great Polgooth all pd 1% 11,1 p
Lake Bathnrst all pd % % dis.
Liberty _ all pd 2 p 3 23/3
Lon. & Cal. GIS Quartz
Crushing Com all pd 5/8 % dis. %
Mexi. &S. Amer 94 p 4
New Granada all pd 3/8 % dis. 3/4
Nouveau Monde, all pd % 5/8 p 1% 54
Port Philip ~,, 11. pd —44 p 1%
Quartz Rock all pd 3/8.-- % dis.
Santiago de Cuba 10% 11 —l2
South Australian, 1 pd % dis par
Tin Croft 74 pd 111 A 11%
United Mexican all pd
West Mariposa—all pd % '4 die 5/8
Australasia -
.. OINT-STOCH nazrzs.
j all —54 53%
Brit. Nth. Amer pd 53
all pd 59% —6l 61 5/
Colonial 254 pd 1414 15%
Corn. of London 201. pd 25 26%
Lon. & County 20/. pd '. .
London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd 18.
Lon. & Westm. 20/. pd 29% 311%
Nat. Prov. Eng. 351. pd 43 44%
Do. New lO/. pd •
Nat of Ireland 22% p 18% —26
Orient. Bk. Corp all pd 36 37%
Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. 46% 47%
Do. New ... all pd 16% 17%
Union of Austral, all p 4 d 44% 453/4
Do. New .. .2% pd
Union of London 104 p 1534 16%
Union of Madrid all pd
Austral. Ro MISCELLAN▪
EOUS.
y. 4
Co Mail, 2 p 2 21 Canada . . ...... 32%
—1
pd 50 5 pper Miners of Eng-
land . . 25/. pd Da. do. 10/. pd
Eastern Steam. 2s. pd . •
Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 28% —29 pm.
Gen. Screw Steam Ship.
ping Company...so4 p
Irish B eetroot Sug. 2i p 2 Penin. & Or. St. all pd 84 -- 85
Do. Do.
—154 pd' 35 ▪
2%
x.d
% 36%
Royal Mail Stm. 60/.
Universal Emigrationd
77% 78%
,
and Colonization, 24 pi

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at 6,000 bale.s, of which 1,000 were taken on spe-
culation. The market closed quietly at prevous rates.—
Railway Shares were dull at rather lower prices.
For the first time, We believe, in the history of the
Bank of England, the amount of bullion far exceeds the
notes in circulation payable on demand, the surplus be-
ing no less than 700,128 Z This is shown in the weekly
return made up to the 26th ult., and it would not in the
least surprise us to find even the seven day and other bills
covered ere long, pound for pound; another half million
of specie would do this. The Bank of France has fre-
quently, of late, exhibited this extraordinary feature, and
the newexample we have at home, is proof of thegrowing
' accumulation of the precious metal throughout Europe.
Gradually every vacant corner will be supplied, and we
shall then have another powerful agent coming into ope-
ration. Parties who for three or four years have in the
continental states been hoarding coin, will gradually fee
more confidence, and dreading a depreciation in the value
of their buried wealth, will bring it again to light and
swell the aggregate abundance. In this way the influx
of gold from California and Australia will work with
double force. Looking to other points in the return, it
appears that the public deposits are not very high, con-
sidering the time of year, and the near conclusion of
the fiscal quarter. The business of the Bank falls off a
little in face of the competition which the full supply of
cash induces on the part of other discounters. The com-
parison with the previous week gives the following
changes
Notes Issued •••
Increase •••

... 35,587,175
•.• 634,210
... 3,077,944
Increase ••• •••
2,390
Public Deposits ••• ••• ... 7,596,979
Increase
•.. 740,160
Other Deposits •••
... 12,834,028
Decrease ••• ••• 196,951
Seven Day and other Bills 1,268,098
Increase •• • ••• 43,292
Government Securities ... •No alteration.
Other Securities 10,755,395
Decrease ... 113,255
Notes ... ... 14,244,620
Increase ... 728,690
Bullion
••• 22,042,683
Increase ... ... 607,666
Active Circulation
,„ 21,342,555
Decrease . . 94,480
Bills of Exchange were negotiated yesterday after-
noon on about the same terms as previously, viz., for
90 days' paper 25 47f to 50 on Paris, 12 Of to 12 1
on Amsterdam, 13 9f to 94 on Hamburgh, and 12 to
12 6 on Trieste.
There are more arrivals from Australia ; the Wil-
liam, from Sydney, and the Elgin, from South Australia.
The dates are March.
The first steamer for the New African Company is
launched at Liverpool this day.
'I he Amsterdam Stock Market on the Ist inst. was
rather feeble for Dutch Stock, which brought 63k.
There was an animated business in other investments.
The amount of silver exported direct from London
during the week to last Thursday was 4,400 ounces, and
of gold 178 ounces.
The English Funds have been quiet and are less
100 i. -a, and the New Three-
fluctuating. Consols bring
and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 101 to if. Bank
Stock has been firm at 225 to f. Exchequer-bills have
been 761. to 785., and India Bonds 925. premium.

Rost

Foreign Stocks have been very quiet also, and there
has been a little heaviness in the quotations. Spanish
Three per Cents. are nominally 48 to , and the New
Deferred have been done at 22, but are now called 2111
to The Certificate is 3to 3i, being an ad-
vance. Portuguese Four per Cents. have realized
381 to 39. Mexican Three per Cents, have been 27i
but are now 27i to Grenada Deferred bring 9/ to
and Peruvian Deferred 67k. Russian Four-and-a. Half per Cents. have been quoted 1021 1 ex. div.
Railway Shares have sympathised with stocks, and are
rather lower.
Gold Mines are supported.
QUARTER TO THREE.
Consols for Opening loox.d
PRICES OF BRITISH FUNDS O'CLO CK. (LOSING
RICES
Bank Stack
New 314 per Cent. Anna—. ..... 104%3/8 104% Long Ann& to expire Jan.lB6o
Inchs. Bonds, 1,0001. .....
Ditto under 1,000/—.....• ....... 92 p
Consols for Account ............... looy,
Exchequer Bills. I%d. March.
............... . .
500/. .........................«.. 78 76 p
78 76 p
Small, ..........................

92 p
10014
June.

72 p
69 72 p
69 72 p
CLOWN a
lIIICE S.
45/s

oNE
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK.
Equador Bonds —
Grenada Bonds, 11,i per Cent. —
Ditto, Deferred
MlAtican, 5 per Cent., 1816
Ditto, 3 per Cent... 279/8 IA
Peruvian Bonds' 49'
per Cent
Ditto. Deferred,67l4
Portuguese b per Conte.
18
3 6 per Cent
Ditto, 4 per Cent.
Russian Bonds
Ditto, 4% per Cent
Spanish 5 per Cent. 1840 — —,
Ditto. 3 per Cent
Ditto. New Deferred
Spanish Com. Cert. Coup. not funded 3 % 3111 per cent.
Venezuela Bonds, 3IA per Cent — 41%
Dividends on the above payable in London.

2734
104%
67%

WEST INDIA PINES AND TURTLE.--The Trinity
Yacht, Captain Ilounsell, has arrived to Messrs. Keeling
and Hunt in twenty-six days, from the West Indies, bringo.
ing 40,000 pine apples and forty turtles, being the get carg 0 $llO Nit 9(1494012...