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THE SUN LON DON MO.NIDAY EVENINP-, NOVEM.BER, 1 5 3 852.
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MIARKET NEWS-(THIS DAY). SOUTH AMERICA. THE CONTINENT. GM T FLOODS. PRICES OF SHARES.
. slivdeerreabnileaddeelbayy,wi:i:st:s:livi;:tnod entirely suspend the l' ". ':
'LITER.I.I._7_I7:RE.
tra..ffic of the line on Friday. Ultimately arranngements -...-4,----
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--.....--.. NOTTINGHAM, Nov. 14.-This town and neighbour-
carrisd on to the Hampton Junctiotnraoffif ethheasL
. ---••"-- SPAIN. Village tife in Egypt. By Bayle St. John. IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, - AND OTHER COlll-__ . _
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Fier CORN EXCHANGE. , ondon and
The Royal Brazilian Mail packet, Sevem, CaP- We have received advices from Madrid of the hood has during yesterday and to-day been visited by 2 Vols. Chapman and Hall. I PANIES' STOCK.
t. karerag
e supplies of home-grown wheat were on sale . e one of the greatest floods ever remembered-more exten- North-Westernißailway, via the Birmingham and Derby 4
, VtopofB. the leading markets held on Saturday. All tam Chapman, from the Brazils, Sec., arrived at 9th. Preparations were making for opening the • , To those who desire information concerning the From the Offloial List.
RI, el.even than the great floods of 1831 and 1824. . •
A line. The Cromer-hill. Viaduct was rather an eaten-
Ai
aa and the turn dearer ;
klent ' teadily, at full prices. Barley was in improved Southampton yes
terday, and land
ed her mails. Cortes, which was to be done by the Queen in per- since be_en
most interesting country in the world, as the author PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AFD FRIDAY EVENING.
day and the commencement of the week, while on Thule-
considerable quantity of rain fell in' this district on Sun- sive structure, crossing a valley through which runs a
whilst all kinds of malt were The dates are :-Buenos Ayres, Oct. 2d ; Monte son with a speech from the Throne. LONDON, FRIDAY,- NOVEMBER 12.
ea : tlireaiosts rates. Oats commandel very little atten- Video sth ; Rio de Janeiro, 15th, 7.50 a.m. ; Bahia, ite faction. They present us with most
caused the water to rise in the valley to the height of great satis . _ ears
i: py..2t beans, peas, and flour, were quite as dear as in 19th, 7 p.m. . ' adrid Bourse, Nov. 9.-Three per Cents., 461 ;
, Pernambuco, 22d, 5.40 p.m ; St. the Deferred, 25k : Exchange on London, 50, 45. day it rained without inte •ssion, and on both Friday small river, and the floods from the hills it is stated had has justly styled Egypt, these volumes will afford
The7ers week. Vincent, 30th, 10.25 p.m. ; Tene ,
nffe Nov. 4th, -- and yesterday did not cease for any length of time. On
Friday the water rose rapidly, and there was every water upon. the centtre pie,rsi. of the viaduct was. so into the character of the pe p ,
some 20 or 30 feet, and the force and pressure of the lively sketches and scientitocledetaanilds-deteriybeenttheer JOINT-STOCK BANKS:
tiye t ole of the coatinental markets have been rather PORTUGAL. rking in what has till lately Dividend Amoun t
indication of a large flood. Considerable =add), was great as entirely to ioree buern away, thus causing changes that now are wo d
‘heat,•`):PPring corn at very full prices ; hut the sale for 10.30 a.m. ; Madeira, Gth, 11.50 a.m. ; Lisbon, • Name of Co npany. per of Paid. Pace
the structur •
e to fall in for a considerable distance
irt3 .''' flour has fa,' llen of. The stocks at the various 9th, 4.20 p.m. The Severn brings Lisbon letters and papers of accordingly felt by the graziers and farmers around to remained so long unchange . Annum. Share.
rktt7the he Rallis, and Black Sea nemparativelY small. The Severn brings 41 passengers. The freight on the 9th inst. The electoral proceedings were going rescue their cattle from the impending danger. But for 8 ,
The Trent Valley line, which was opened about four ramie
usly spared the wondere of the ey
Vali of the _ - -...
naa, nitel States, flour has produced more money. since, and saves between twenty and thirty •
b sard. includes 5651. gold and 22,771/. diamonds, on quietly, and the Government seemed to have this timely caution, a much greater loss than has now Y... . • 0_ _ . • Nile, but it is to be regr •
etted that destroyers more Australasia ... 61 As.d.Ze. d. 0
per cent 40 0 0 40 0 0 j -
'era "rrivalo of En li h • to our market last week
1. Baal a g s gram up . 't unless a been sustained would h
The screw-steamer Forerunner, now overdue every chance of an important majon y, . ave been the consequence. At
_miles in the journey t Manchest,x and Liverpool Time has almost MI-
ileSS ill BritshNorth•Am•• •• • • •
_0
=la, f erican 61. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 r - ,
etleat, sse 1 rom abroad, we received 19,373 quarters of raa_s _om he west coast of Africa, ar- threatened junction of the Ultra-Septembrists and. the village of Wilford, two miles fi•om Nottingham,
with the il fr t is completely under ter and the safety of the traffie o Landon 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
those glorious chefs .3,,,10ni,a .
tea sen 9 barley, 7,778 oats, 1,660 beans 4,014 peas, tb • arant ed th 'authorif es of th Ld d their doings, have assailed ~, e . • •••• .. 31. per cent, 100 0025 0 0 -
',
_, dry ;1361inseed, 448 rapeseed, 22 mustai•d seed, 134 rived at Teneriffe before the Brazilian packet Cabralists should take place. labourers were employed during nearly the whole of the no ei:leg gu eaii , eh h .
it _eonon an
d'oeuvr33 Of antiquity. The monura .
ents in:Ml.lmm' lonian •••••• - - - .. 61 pr cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ths „Beeed!, 35 sacks, and 9,082 barrels of flour. Sevem touched there, but had not reached Madeira M. Emilio Cabral, a brother of Comet Thomar, . ,
night making safe the embankments, and securing the N° N
i operty from the threatened inundation. A very great Vestern R. way t oug t i prucle•nt not•to per- _ . . .
mit the mails which left London on Friday night to forty centuries ave
h looked down on the formation Lond. Char Bk •
. . of Aus. -
London and County - 61. Per cant. :00 00
00
20 10
0 3%
narket ryhes of English wheat received fresh up to our when the Severn left. had been shot, but politics had nothing to do with P rapid in. their devastations, and more mere
0 0 -
oceed that way and orders were given for them to and passing away or e p Londn and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
la,
.cKlem'te")-(103r, coastwise from Essex and Kent, were but The Propontis, now overdue, with the Cape of the assassination. amount of damage has, however, been sustained. The Pr ~ . . an swept London Joint-Stock ... sz 6
---• Per cent. 0 0 0 10 0 0 -
iii,lllo ~,• ' and in very middling and inferior condition,
Good Hope mails, was hourly expected at St. Vin- Mr. Barry, the chief railway grantee, had arrived bo •
banks of the Trent were overflowed, and soon the neigh- Id L d • d
proceed to their destination on the o on on and gions an the decay of races, are now bein
- a Provincialof Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 461,i
Birmingham route. It was exceedingly fortuna,te that away from the oountry they adom and the people Ditto,
•flan'snneaserne measure, from the prevailing wet weathers unng pastures were completely inundated, placing in • • • New,........ 81. per cent. 10 0010 0 0 17%
I.,Ve Blealr.lage, the receipts of that grain were compaia.- cent when the Severn left that Island. at Lisbon, and, at a conference with the Ministers, imminent peril the cattle that had been imprudently left this foresight was exhibited by the railway authorities, they immortalize. The rude hands of t
he tmcul- Sational of Ireland .. 41. per cent, 50 0 22 10 0 -
~,741110,3' tn_,. since the show of samples of both inland white The screw-steamer Calcutta, which left Plymouth presented a statement of modifications in the con-
,_ for had it not been, the most serious conseqirnces inlighiti tacks of the Nat. Provncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
tured Em•opean or the unlicensed. at
. • r meires, the changes of reli-
grazing thereon. At Chilwell, a village five miles from
on the 15th ult., with the Cape and Mauritius ditions of the grant, respecting which the Govern- Nottingham, where the land lies also low, a hundred , iD tto. New. ••• - -6/. per rent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 -
IN to th-75 ;. nevertheless, the demand for all kinds, ow- have resulted, as during the night Tamebndge, wic Arabs and Turks, are undermining the strong.hole.. Oriental Bank Corpora. 8/. p. ct: & ha. 25 0 0 25 0 0 38%
Ilasfi to thin attendance of millers, most of whom re- mails anived at St• Vincent on the 28th, and left ment seemed disinclined to come to any decision sheep, the property of Mr. Pearson, have been drowned ; ivilie south Australia ••• . . . 0/. p. e,. & Cs. 25 0 0 25 0 c 1
IN i net into sto k "thth corn in its present condition. of ancient arts, and, in the age of a vaunted c
anion of Australia- -51. p. et.& b 5. 25 0 0 25 0 0 55%
Alit II a ,v_ , c wi. e: _ on the 30th ult. until it should see the position the project assumes a great deal of other damage has also been done in this carwoasyse,satuhde
iTtrfrant
groValoluetsy linsoeantteearredLitachh?fluetldo,
vweasr. wvaasrihoeuds
ori 'l7 sluggish state. Really REVOLUTION AT -BUENOS AYRES.-On the 11th when the prospectus shall have been published and neighbourhood. At Sawley, four miles from Chilwell, zation, reducing to ruins what hordes of savages . Ditto • ..•• •• 6/. per cent. - 210 0 7.4
lane samples sold at
Ilaten :sees ; but all other Idnds were with difficulty dis- have spared, and what exterminating warriors have geloa of London... .. 71. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 18%
ellen at late rates of September while General Urquiza, provisional laid before the English public. , ' which is situate near the Trent, the property de- of the most imminent peril and danger. It has there-
parts of the line, rendering a train passing over it an act
assed by uninjured. In the following passage the
'I". ,4inount of business doing for forward delivery was director of the Argentine Confederation, was on his A much-needed decree had been issued by the stroyed is immense. We have just heard of one
farmer who has alone lost 150 sheep. Other de- author has ably exposed these outrages :- . . ISSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union of Madrid ..... - 40 0040 0 0 .
1,„:1114,e3ret the growers ;ere firm in their demands. way to Santa Fe with Sir Charles Hothana, the Government, requiring tax-collectors to give more . . Trent Valley line unti •
1 the waters have subsided. So
fore been resolved to entirely suspend the traffic of the P
" The western plain of the Theban valley, with its
innitt -I,WaB a fall average supply of foreign wheat in the -, great was t . • •
'ia, ' nit we b - t scarcity of selectee' quail- a'uenos Ayrean p'axty, cons
isting chieflyof members satisfactory security, as a check to the continual scriptions of property have also severely suffered. s
fB. • h overhanging mountains, presents far more numerous Dividend Amount
4° oor
..,, 9 served E.,. gree .„ a but we have of the Parliament which Urquiza lately dissolved, frauds on the Treasury. An equally necessary de- At West Bradford, two miles from Nottingham, the
wunaftoertr
ownasatenleyvherurksnteiwu nthsios
vihilglahgseidnuceriulg79sBa. o afford and the whole vicinity o irming am
Rugby tSt , objects of curiosity than the eastern. We here revelled name of company. per of Paid. rho.
,_actlisi „au !ands, the inquiry num Jae :en, E tl
he flood in this part of the country that from
and Coventry, was completely under water. Yen le • Annrun. Share.
11,:eraCeeline to notice in the quotations. seized upon the Government. By this coup d'etat cree, to improve the postal communications in turAdayculnavcrnert.
main line of the North-Western was not exempted, as in tombs and temples from morning to evening. The
see n floating cargoes of Black Sea wheat changed the Buenos Aryans get rid of an Administration Portugal, had appeared in the Gazette on the 9th. ---- --
vocal statue was of cOurse visited, and
,a witty com- A s . d 2
... al 50.
86
kit ip "%Irish account, but the inquiry was by no means ing ; the inundation which followed was fearful. At panion of mine wrote at the basement- Mem :. .11011. Albion •• •• .• •• .• •• - 3L 10e. 500 001 00 0
nt fe• nne h • barley was P° °go
dis sed t vern less for their province than for Her Majesty's steam-sloop Inflexible was at Anbolton, Colwick, Snenton, B '
eeston, Clifton, Barton, it w"'S even currently rumoured that even so far up
the sleepers are in many parts covered with water, and
I may add, that this was the only occasion on Aninnce nrit. and For. 71. 148. 61 . bs. 100 .
0 01 11 0 0 23%
1,. rek sow of both English and foreign . „ the whole state, and hope to avoid the National anchor in the Tagus ; also the American brig and• other villages approximating to 50 0
t Ditto Marine.- •..• 61. p.c.& bs. 100 00 \ 2 -
ale extensive, yet the sale for that article ruiect 'wavy, the town, a great . • which any of our party wrote upon rock or monumen . .
f lealti value Convention, which might have limited their future schooner of war Dolphin, repairing damages sus- f h r
been carried awa , and portions o t e me were corn-
the line towards London as Wolverton a bridge had audii.'
trachor ...• .... •• .• - 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
other nig parcels realised previous rates; but the . amount of damage has been sustained. The water For my part I have always made a point of a,bstaining, atas
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.. La,. na. 00 0 0 510 0 20
kalt k-nido had a downwardstendency. influence over the general direction of the republic. tained during her surveys near the Western crossed the line-of rails at Long Eaton, six miles from . a precautionary cha- 0 -
ties' , the, show of which _was but moderate, moved off No blood has been shed, General Urquiza pre- Islands. Nottingham, put out the fires of the boilers, and the pletely underhwlerta. k Mea,sh urthese °lam, •
from inscribing my name. In some cases the practice Mime --• •• 41. per cent. 100 0 0 166 00 0 7
Islait at late rates. racter have een en y gers of the traffic creidse Cemmercial .• Th. 6d. 50 0 V
departmen 1 ,Med.&Gen.Life spr ct.BBbs. 100 0 0 10 0 20%
ferring to leave Buenos Ayres rather than sacrifice - trains were unable to proceed. This delayed the delivery tof the North-Western Company, Captain le
si nature of a celebrated person-Bruce, for examp -
nee withstanding that the show of oats was but Huish and Mr. H. 0. Bruyeres, to secure the public, as g 41. 100 0 0 10 0 125
tils4,t,e, the trade was in a sluggish state. In prices no human life. But although Urquiza has thus retired GERMANY. ,of letters five hours the mail bags having to be sent by • inay be harmless enough ; and it is interesting to find the
e5i•0uv,ng....:.....::: :: ..
Ids. 40 0 0 5 0 17%
lire',oolE place. from Buenos Ayres he has not resigned the di- The late rumour in Vienna, that the Belgian Go- ' All traffic uth •
the old coach road. p e Midland line
from Nottingham to Leicester ceased, the flood crossing far as human foresight possibly can, against the probability
of accident and with that view orders have been issued itnou7st
:11.nt (t)iflet:ei
Eqity and Law ...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 5%
rYatiovulqdr Eagle - • •.: 58. 50 0 0 50 0 7%
tiotead a moderate inquiry for English beans, at full rection of the Confederation. In consequence of vernraent has requested the mediation of Austria' laceis
(nttezlisyn.:viveg .
tranquillity, when travelling in Egypt is easier tan zare
ils siesns ; but foreign parcels were a dull sale. the line nor a considerable distance. The cotton and for all the trains passing over what is called the north- ern:Ur np
peaa Life ••• • • 15s. 20 0 0 Ali paid. 14
4.4 nte v 1 f these proceedings the late Chamber of Representa- and Russia in its differences with France has been ern division of the line to proceed to their destination
• travelling in Wales, should think it necessary to com- General •• •• •• ...... - 50 0 0 5%
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sett. aue p pea,s no alteration was noticed. The lace factories of Messrs. Morley, Greaves, Geegory, memorate his presence-not • ice modestly, in an un- Globe •••••• •• •• 61. per cent. Stock._ „ 150
The ~101:01 were limited. tives assembled in the forenoon, and, having recog- contradicted. Thornton, and Hardy, have all ceased working.
• The„ via Birmingham and vice versa, and also that the ordi- • by Guardian •• •• • • ...... 51. per cent 100 00450 0 I 50
'Lem. trade m nized the movement declaredthernselves reinstalled, The night mail from Cologne to Coblentz has
ay be considered steady, at late rates. , . • buildinas a e situated in the meadows which being now aC sh rdu t a much lower rate of s eed occup
nary p e all be e ced o p .
ied corner, but fifty or a hundred
•times, and
il imperial Fire -.•- .. 121. per ccut. 500 0 0 50 0 0 i ese
h b kd d bbed th ail b ft ' r • ' • - than usual. The circumstance, as may naturally be ex- P
and elected General Pinto Governor of t e pro- een attac ean ro : e m ags were a er- almost one vast lake, the fires of the steam-engines were reference, in te mi
h 'slat of an inscription, or on the Imperial Life •• •• -.. 12s. 100 0 0 tO 00 I 19%
,r, CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE heek of a painted or sculptured goddess, I cannot un- lodernhity Marine.... 11. eh.& 1.8. 100 o 0 20 0 0 as ,
vince, who has named Dr. Als , •
' ina Minister-General wards found on the road a considerable number of put out by the water which inundates the lower part of Pected, caused a general delay of all trains, in some in- c
'4,1-Essex & 1-. n , 1 h * derstand. The columns of Carnac, tha tombs of the Law Fire •••• • • • ..., 28 & 2s.bs. 100 00210 0 4%
titioltea • • •• new '35 etto 418 Olaatlstf-'l.'"oervkasl.
hreirre. ..t.n.a 60s to 62s In the evening of the 11th a proclamation, signed letters extracted, and•the nun oaou , o -
' f b t 9 000 d 1 - ' 'd bl loss will -
the factories. Of course consi era es . be sus- stances to the ext,ent of three or four hours. The up Law Lite•••• •••• •••• - 100 00100 0 i 47
4itt,;'•_'• •• - old 40s 52s Lincolnsh., Freci 178 22* Manuel G. Pinto appointed Dr. Francisco de las lars carried off. tamed here. At the great bridge which crosses the d .1 en' t • t'l 'el ble time after it
ay mai i no arrive un i a consi era Kings, the Pyramids, the Caves of Weni Hassaer, every
monument in fact from Philae to Alexandria, are defaced Legal and General Life - 60 0 0 '1 00 1 5;,j
London rire •• •• •• -10 s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 ' 30y,„
bitt, white new 388 403 Potato - Trent, about a mile and a half from the town
, the scene was due, although the flood was said to be to a very
n°'• • ..
0,,„„_ ... old 44s 55s Youghs.l and Cork, great extent subsiding. The telegraphic messages from .3'
b the names of obscure individuals of all nations. The London Ship -•••• •• .• IN.& ba. 25 0 0 12 10 0 30 .
,
Maria Piran to that of war. A dispatch was sub- ITALY. is equally appalling. Drowned cattle and sheep have Harine ••:-•••••• •• .. 158. per ehare 100 0 0 15 0 0 18
ne and Lin- Black. •• - -16 a 24s ArabSfollow up the example, and when we add the
different parts a,nnounce this to be the case, and hopes • 51 d.lnvlid&Gen•Life 4%1. per et. so 002 o 0 2%
In Red
ktbl_ttac:)32:,.. , old 42a 468 Cork, White .•• •• 16a 255 sequently received from ,
Urquiz.a m which he The Piedmontese Gaz,ette contra,dicts the state- been floating through the arche.s at intervals during the . dffft• • d Turks it is really e
f combine e orts oan iquanes an Minerva ••.. • • ...... sp. et. & bs. 2000 200 6
"01r la ,"•••• .. 51s 41s Scotch, Feed. •• -21 s 25a gave a tacit approval to the movement, and ap- ment made by some org fth 1• 1 t
ans o e c erica par y, day. One cow was propelled ahve by the stream tlarou h
a are entertained that, if there should be a cessation o . •
o• that a,nything remains in Egypt worth Monarch •• • • .........: _ 500 1 0 0 2Cs. Cd
154-47""V• '.......... 315 325 Beans-Tick •-- - - 33$ 358 D•edCll B to t "n his behalf with the that Lord Minto had waited upon the King of . •
omt o one aez, ac i an arch of the bri e Some shee have also b ' rain durin the nieht those portions of the line at pre-
dg . p
. . een lost surpnisma
visiting." National Lean Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
,--44111,_*•• ••• • • . 318 33e Pigeons .••.• . - • • 36s 40s .. g b• ' ' t t tO enable the
in the Nottingham meadows. The navigation bridge sent under water will be in asaeso as . Palladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 002 0 0 27¢,
' , o,4,ltint 'Lug ••• •• 268 28s Peas-Grey .. ••• . - -29 a 348 new Government. Sardinia, at Stupinigi. - Pelican •• ..•• •• •• - - - 45
which crosses the Nottingham and Derby Canal near the plate-layers to ascertain the security of the lines for pub-
; lei:rater •-•• •• .. 313 3.1 s Maple.. ..... .... 325 355 The Provisional National Administration not A letter from Florence, in the Opinione of Turin, • Story. 3 vols. Colburn. 1).,0:11z •• •• • ....... - - - -
affoik "•• • •• 336 35s White .•••••. • • •• Vs 37s town, it was feared would be washed away. A n be, lic traffic. On the Great Northern line, nearly the whole The Kinnears : A Scottish Professional Life 5l. per cent. 65 0 010 0 %
talk and Nor- Boilers ••••• •• •• 37s 418 having been assume y e ueno
dbth B s Ayreans, the of the Bth, states, that a new Tuscan loan of 70 of (men, however, were got to work, a lock near the- of Lincolnshire being under water, the traffic on the The • th• t. in this tale, no re-
mis no ing roman lc Provident Life • •
b.,roira ••••• • • • 541 58s Flour-Town-made... 37e 438 new Government has only a provisional character, millions of francs is spoken of, a great Part of which bridge was forced back, and thus broke the force of main line through that county was stopped, and the Rock Life ••••..• • • • • • ss. 5000 10 0 1 814
. Nam:" '• ••• • .. 463 52s Suffolk •••••• •• • • 29a 35s markable events occur, and no striking personages e.
tc yal Exchange 6/. p.ct. & be. Stock. all 235
--nalid Ware b3s 60s Stockta & NorfoUL 30s 35s and cannot deal with international questions ; hence is to be applied to the aggrandisement of the port water which before was dashing against the bridge with Great Northern Comeiany, it is stated, have been com-
resent themselves ; but, nevertheless, few can fail ion Fire 6l. 108. - „ 211
the work of opening the navigation of the great of Leghorn. terrific violence. This could not be effected before Pelled for some days past to use the loop line 'instead of P . Mite Life ... .. - „I 55
ect for its
1401 te.,
.. SMITHFIELD. rivers has yet to be begun. The new executive had A letter from Rome, in the Augsburg Gaze , ~ . .
tte a nreat deal of the foundation had been forced aw y the main line for their traffic. The same remark may be te td • •
to be in res e t, for it inspires resp
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1 - hf•t • a Unted Kingdom
10 0 0 45
Lon' tune of the year the imports of foreign stock sent a message to the Chamber of Representatives states, that the French general in comman d f xt h • f a''' • • • Ralwa which in many high principles, and engages sympat yor i s simple..
dat It will give some iea o the e reme eight 0 the flood apphed to the Eastern Counties i y, universal Life....
I 4 12 '
6 5%
kunl la t ' ' • •h P dRo d • td h a dn.
havi,n, 8 week were tolerably good, the total arn- with the draft of a law openmg t e arena un er me has foun it necessary oor er ouses g 1 when we state that a house just being erected in the parts of Essex is covered vvith water, and the traffic par- eamestn .
ess The hero, it is to be presumed, is Vlctoria•Life a -
oling b„,,B2°,linted to 4,612 head. During the corre- regulations to be agreed upon with the littoral to be searched for arms, the acts of brigandage •
meadows has been nearly covered bY the water• The tiallY impeded or wholly suspended. The traffic on the Atick Laing, the son of a wealthy millowner, w
ho
B IDGES.
P 105.; in YZ3,45,i1n861.8.a'18va 2e,gtie: da117(i717. isiZ 1
_s,hsT6 provinces. which daily occur, and are on the increase, show- owner of the property placed it upon a rising ground, Oxford. and Birmingham line has been also, we are in- was entirely engrossed with the cares of business ;
s where he considered it would be safe from inundations • formed, entirely stopped. he thought nothing else of much consequence, and Dividend Amount
•---• inc, that malefactors know where to get arms when the workmen had proceeded with the building as high as' SWANSEA.-We had very heavy floods in this neigh- plunged into a perfect vortex of mercantile affairs. Name of Company. per ef Paid. Price.
~ rot, . IMPORTS INTO LONDON LAST visas. BRAZILS. they want them. the second storey. At the present time not more than a bourhood on Sunday last. The heavy and con- Annum. Share.
Suddenly he. was stopped short in his career by the ___e_________
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as. Beasts Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs*
11-engen.- 4 ' RIO DE JANEIRO, OCT. 14.-In Rio what at pre- ---- foot of the building is visible. All the wharfingers, coal- tinuous rain which fell during Saturday night and X. s. d. A. s. d.
kt4„l:urgh...-. • 34 ... 105 ... - ... - ••• - power none can resist. The strong man was laid
sent attracts most attention is the Convenio, which HOLLAND. dealers, &c., whose warehouses are near the banks of Sunday morning caused a complete overflow of low in an hour by the stronger -hand. of sick- Enuntgabrk
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re'bese;* "•• • • - ... 20 ... - ... 25
... _ i cause no slight wonderme . ,
nt and indignation His Majesty has returned from his long sojourn the canal have ceased business ; the •
houses adjoining) the rivers Twrch and Tawe to an unusual extant. At -- 100 0 0 --
it was found quite impossible for him to re- Ditto Nw of 7). p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
16
I:`qtcl.. ' ...... 62 ... 630 ... - ... 10 ... 41 at home. The Convenio is an attempt on the part in Italy and Upper Austria m apparently perfectly are overflowed, and the inhabitants are obhged to live Cwmtwrch several bridges were carried away, and among ness ;- . • ere Waterloo ...... • • .... - - 100 00 - 3
leii bi;:: ••• • - .., 166 ... - ... - -.- of the shopkeepers, who have dealings with the renovated health. ed ainst t
in the, second storeys ; a ladder is plae ag . he others the one opposite the Gilwain mine works, which sume his post, and he was obliged to own th
were more things to be considered than he had Dian ld Ann ofBl. 21. Be. Od. - 60 0 0 24
o . %
N..... •••• 41 ... 1,053 ... -a. 2 ••• - 1 b which they are enabled to go in and was a strong bridge of many years' standing. At Ystra- 5... . , . Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 21. 2s. Od. -40 0 0 22%
sears • ••• a 73 interior, to prevent importers selling their mer- The Second Chamber is now occupied in the ex- upper storeys, y tin Ins pinlosophy. The two sisters, eau:Su .... ... Av. 21. 70 10 3 - 20
nam......
~,,, ... 205 ... - - 2 ... - chandise except to parties established in this city, anaination of the law for settling the Netherlands come out of their dwe n .
Ili gs On the Qneen's-road, a dgynlais all the houses in Water-street were inundated dreamt o .
nn3 ... 872 ... - ... 367 ... 50 In h h been lately erected are in. to a depth of three feet ; the flood surrounded one poor trasts • but with
Helen and Alice, are striking con . , , , WATER-WORKS.
Total s The number of houses wic aye
and causes great excitement. The diseenting En- Government in the East and West Indie . • has also been built here, and sick woman in her bed, which terrified her to such a all her faults, .
Alice's character is by far the „
The e,..,•;-" 873 - 3 242
--.- - Hsi, d F h h h•fil d t td b t th t. will be very interesting,
406 ... 91 g -an renc ouses aving a e o come o eaes on e ques ion undated ; a public-house
t into the foun- degree, that it is feared the res • ITh t • Helen is too stiff and formal to be Dividend Amount
rad.
pr,
s eney core • * ' ...
-•- the water having filled the cellars and go ult will be fate, . e mos genuine.
eel ,e_ Panson of weekly imports is as under :- some understanding with the anti-free-trade dealers, and will probably occupy several days. The settle- escribed Name et Company. per of .ce.
dationis of the building, a considerable loss of earoperty stream entered the \cellar of Penybont Inn; where it de- ea.sy or agreeable. John Sinclair is well d .
"seasts. Annum. Share.
140 ....... ...1 86- Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pigs. have announced in their public papers that their ment of the West Indies question gave rise ,to a will be the consequence. In a low district of
• the town, stroYed two or•three b 1
erre sof ctvrto da, and a quantity as obliged to - -.--- .....wroVi
aaa enthusiastic young raan, who was -------, - -- d
449- ........ 1'27? ••• 6,155 ... - ... 518 ... 258 stores are open to all classes of purchasers. This very animated discussion in the committees. called the Poplar, the streets have beee completely of butter and cheese was spoiled. At Ystalyfera Iron leave the study of the Muses for the toils of the As.d. A a. •
1%48 .......... i'O2A"- • - 4,2a3 ... - ... 205 ... 196 step will, no doubt, have the speedy effect of Works, the
flooded. Within a couple of miles of the town are seve- . whole plain was in one sheet of water-the work-day world, but who still retained his early East London..• ••••• •• 61. per cnt. Steck. - 125
Ikt ..... ;
.... 's9uo ... 4,243 ••• - ... 109 ... 44 breaking up this dictatorial league. serrounded by water in and about the ho • Grand Junction •••• •• 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 69
1,798 ... - ... 129 ... - FIRE IN SOUTHWARIC.-Yesterday morning, between ral lone houses ; these are at present • uses in front of the furnaces ... 41. er cnt. 100 0 0 .... 33
111 " ....... 817 - We have no yellow fever now in Rio de Janeiro. e ' was suffic• feelines when he came back, in the prime of life, to Kent ••••••• • • • • • • P....
100 0 0 - -
Lf0110,;,,_ ... 3,580 ... - ... 132 ... - the hours of three and four, a fire, attended with consider- wafer,' causing great alarm to the inhabitants ; oats
.., • len
tto carry a pilot boat. An immense quan- 0 Lambeth •••••• • • •• "
04 -"at" ar th • • to ' th IT led
, tooth e e imports of foreign sck into ere The English vessels of war in port are-Boneta3 able destruction of property, broke out in the extensive have been dispatched, so that any nec _
eseity they may t t
iy of timber of every description was seen passing down the home of his early yea .
rs. The very great dif-
New River Company.• 21. 101. - - 60
'/10 - during the first nine months of the pzesent and Centaur, He
rald, Torch, and Trincomalee. premises of Mr. Robert Brown, a basket-manufacturer, require may be supplied them. Numbers e the coun ry
t with the fl d ' f th t 'As between him an
oo , and among it one cow •we have heard erence a exi. d Alick may be Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 ...- 90
West Middlesex- - - ,61. Oa. pr mit. - - 110
Previous years : mallet yesterday ; of no loss of human life. At Ynispenllys' ch and Clydach, seen from the following remarks :...
1111••••••••=•••••••••••••••••••••••... No. 3, Gravel-lane, Union-street, Southwark. After three people were prevented attending the
knits 1850. 1851. 1852. omrnodities being
and we have heard of butter and other c • the flood in the river Tawe rose to such a height that the ~ You were right Alice ; I was selling myself body and
eca ......... 18,353 - u
houses were completely inundated, the lower storey being soul to business. I was actually becoming unfit to DOCKS.
,":0 .. .......... 11,373
duced, but not until the warehouse was burned out, and - - hut the day swept nder water to the depth of four feet, and great damage comprehend any other obligation, so bound, hand a,nd
eiln:ses
.......... 15,266 - tions of property have been throug o Dividend Ameunt
tl
't evident that a grea oss has been done to property on the banks At Clydach, foot, to that ursuit that I could cast aside every obstacle a.a. Paid. Price.
o f
j.:',7 .......... 84,073
do hTr t • th. eicestershire. .
on Saturday last ama * t h • rf 13,1 •1 't I ted thin but the brain's ----
, n, named Rees Rees, a carpel' er, tat mte ere wit ai . wan no . g of Company. per
Annum. Share.
liZieB ......... 5,603 - -.-. -.-. , --- -.
/I " ......... 3 351 - triumph over all toil and every competitor. Was it not
We have not heard of any sacrifice of h n s. d. ..£ a. d.
completely deluged with water. The origin of the fire turned to his home at Clydach, and h '
lete°.danns i . ' lied with as follows :- le stayed in Nottingham ha,d to purc ase a the Bersekers of old, those traditions whose courage a
:.:ommercial .• •• •• .. 4/
.. .pr cent. Stock. - Ins
pigz,
st,s_,..l,laa.r et was but. moderately =pp _ could not be ascertained. Mr. Brown was insured for the bers of farmers and country peop
home throw+ loaf of bread at a shop ;he has been up to the present and daring beca,me madness, under the influence of which East and West( nd4a... 614/. pr cent. Stock. - 169
lti) pal 07un the general eualety of whica inferior. " Frenchmen,-During the trials my country has been stock in trade and buildings in the Phcenix Fire-office, but all Saturday night, not daring to venture •,, ~,
lime missing It is supposed hf 11• t th • and they turned upon and. slew each other. I half believe East Country ........120s. per sh. 100 0 0 -
the above Intel- • e e in o e river, -
th, eit, ~_ ewn grazmg, districts the receip o
ts f beasts put exposed to I have condemned myself to voluntary inac- none of the sufferers in Orange-street were insmed. the flood. At the time of the dispatch of was carried away by the flood into the river Tawe, as that I may have come of their line, only the change of London •• • •....... 151 pr cent. Stock. - 130
ie"' ta,„.'"'°l7llng were tolerably extensive as to numbers, tion and to silence. I could not forgive myself if I had ligence the flood had not at all abated. Ditto Bonds ...... .. ' it:per cent. - - -
0 1447 deficient in weight and condition. Notvvithstand- for a single moment aggravated its embarra,ssments and HIGH TIDE.-Yesterday (Sunday) afternoon the ut- his hat and handkerchief were found on the marsh near times has forged me other weapons. The old stoic in- sa Katharine ........ 4 per cent. Stock. -98 ~',
most alarm was again experienced by the inhabitants of SHREWSBURY SATURDAY NIGHT.-Tlis town and Morriston. There is great probability that he has been dependence, that Colossus looming through the mi!its of gintbanapton ...... • • 1/. per cent.. 500 g 5 (01 0 36
'IN ' the weather was unfavourable for slaughtering, all its perils. Separated from France, it is yet dear and
• ,ns ,ef beasts commanded a ready sale, at an advance in each side of the river Thames, in consequence of the tide count ' h ad" • • county of Montgomer
y, as also t e joining y, tarried out into the bay by the flood. antiquity, to which I was more than half-wedded, is but Victoria ........ ..... -20 0 , 004
xrCillbtati •d Mda last f2d Blbs d sacred to me, as much, and more than if I had never rising considerably higher than " high-water mark." The are at the present time nearly deluged by the flooding CHATHAL-The accounts received on Saturday and a deyirslie of proud pretension after all, a vast misshapen
saki ele ons Pa° 011 . o,n Y 0 Per. ,an a quitted it. I know not if it will be allowed me some various wharfs and outlets again sent forth tremendous eANALS.
itlsilatalal.init wbaus etecteet. A few very superior lots were of the S m and other rivers. The heavy and almost sterda from various points on the coasts of Essex and tower of Babel, that the ' Mighty Hunter' may have
e laks. tt e general top figiun for beef was 4s time to serve my country, but lam very certain that it streams of water, which entered the lower floors and did a incessanr rae in that has fallen during the last fortnight YlZent, pLticularly from those places adjacent to the originated. I found that out when I knew that the love 4 i 0:, Dividend
• . will not have to reproach me with a word or an act vast amount of mischief. Since the fearful visitation on Names of • Dividend price.l ICBmBB 01 `;'• per
nit ()14 In ln In
e ea,_ moo s ire, Leicestershire, and Northampton- which can affect her prosperity. axed her repose. It is Friday last many of the poor people had taken the precau- had. prepared the inhabitants to expect a flood, but we river Thames and Medway, described the tides of Friday of ldndred, and one true heart, clung to me like a mant
le
Companies. a per 1 Companies. Is,
,lijimml Price;
njaZie received 2,800 shorthorns • from other parts of her honour as well as mine-it is regard for her future f t d
am up their doors with clay &c. so that those who can hardly think that any one for a moinent supposed efternoon and Saturday morning as having attained a in spite of all my offences ; and when I laid my hand Annual 1
'1 Pe \
.NII --'''' 600 of ' b c.:01 d.l " wioenre
areful sustained much less d;ana '
ge than they ot er-
h that the inundated districts would have been so fearfull
Y much greater height than has been known since tile de- upon the Book that cancels the heaviest debt, and offer- ------ 7 ____., 1
____ ___________ _.__ _____ _........
anoug r g, an rom Scotland 90 horned -it is my duty towards her, which induces me to raise wi ..e
e,l'ellea a
kti ---• .ocot v eo wo‘,.ld. The .bo.unxtto roecrived last night bY tho dif- deluged as they are at present. The Severn 1
near_y en- structive floods in 1841. On Friday, sO little was any ing the annour of a tree tbi.
Th
eau, cam to sue edge nest
Nr e "nlheresOf h nee voice thie ‘l,By. ferent railways state that a few miles out of London tho circles Shrewsbury, and the town solved the pro em. e stern indifference _ . 7
Lein... UM. 00 ii. , ,L. i -to I 1.,1,01, fi P.lll . 1
being built upon unusual flow of water anticipated that the customary battle-field, I . s sumo ...• -, - - iies 21.108. 50
160 Neath ••• • • • 100 161. -
114tcotairiered 4heep were very moderote, the time of ' Frenclunen I You desire monarany ; you lia,ve ad- eye can perceive in flat countries nothing but immense several hills, the extreme lower parts of it are always precautions for securing property were omitted by per- of man at bay, what is it after all but the glaring eye et Brknk&Abrg 150 51. 185 Oxford.. •• • • 100 13/. 135
safreelY, anh the ec
butehT
un
purctedd2all breBeielbss some- mitted that it alone ean render you, with a regular sheets of water. The cattle, it is reported, in some parts liable to be inundated by floods, which are unfortunately son, 101 Peak Forest. 78 I 31. 181, 70
,having premises, &c., at the waterside. The vvind, the wild beast ? The we,akest
datttempt at elzdizirearnd Boirvmeniitirri.. 0 . ;
1:0 VI. 1 200 INe.scnt's•••• 33 11. Os. ree
tee?. old Do s reads'
nr•inesirod Zees ea pdeMbS. •Othe'; and stable Government, that security of all rights, that have been washed by the force of the water a keg distance of frequent occurrence. The last and the greatest flood whieh had been blowing during the morning from the submi!ssion must be manlier an 1 ruen d
if
nat r g one,l the C
Derby ••. •• 100 6/. '63 ißoehdale•• •• 35 2i. 42
111 Pro • guarantee of all interests, that permanent record of a away, and several horses have been drowned in Surrey. that has taken place here for the last fifty years occurred S.W., suddenly changed at noon to E.N.E. blowing more in accordance with the ca m o rig ensaireaces 69 2% p. ct. 33% Semrset Ceai 150 - -
tealve,, thyllsrtion•
as . _ n strong authority and of a wise liberty, which found Fortunately the wind yesterday was less boisterous than on
ailintes. " uPply of which w limited, sold steadily at on the 7th of February in the present year, when pro- with great violence, and urging the water 'from the stately harmonies and loyal faith of nature and science, Graiidnunr ear lig ii: IT se so%
sl)fter.Ltfveosr 12
and secured the happiness of nations. Do not give Friday, and din. not drive the tale so fiercely up as. on the
perty to a large amount was destroyed; and, judging North
Sea into the estuary of the Thames and Medway, even if the still small voice of conncience were silent,
ono!, a 6 27i. 40-5
andSP • y 100 Zi.()cst.. 12
ttiNie Porn trad
e ruled firm, but no change took place in yourself up to illusions which, s•ooner or later will Previous occasion ; but notwithstanding a considerable ~ „ sent height of ths water, the quantity of h• Shrewsbury.. 112450
if
.....
.....
Fes mg up both rivers with the greates y.,
t velocit forcing and the light of Revelation extingeished."
. d ' amount of damage has also been done to the different craft i'm uue pre .1 f W 1 dth • Grand Union 100 11.103. 24 Stonrbridge.. I 201. 290
145'
be fatal to you. The new Empire propose to you
riding water yet to come knoWll. rom a es, an e uncea-smg as way
h • hTh 1• th 1f L d
,at anc or in t e ames anc in e poo oon on. through ill-secured sluices, and breaking over " Alick Laing was now rallying John Sinclair on his Scant& Avri 39 6s. 04. 7% Severn and 1
Itlie , Per sibs to sink the offal. cannot be that temperate and durable monarchy whose rain at resent falling, this food will be considerabl 21.05. 24
BIRTH IN A RAILWAY TRAIN.-The passengers by a Y the sea. The low lands and marshes were uickl over- business ualifications incom atible with his old no- Lancaster .ma- ; - Wye Rail, 261
s. d. s. d, benefits you await. People are deceived, and they 1
P q y ci
' 13 Leeds&Livrp 100. 251. 512 y, Warwick& / ,
greater than the last. The ower parts of Frankwell
altaisr te,_ s. d. s. d. uth-Western Railway ha t eir anxie ies
t• f the So • el h•• t* flowed. The flocks of sheep were not removed, and a tions of a student's relation to men and things. John Q. 40
Leicester •••• 100; 5/. 66 Binning. i IOW
1.;°,21c1 (11,178 -.2 2to 2 4 Prime Southdown 4 4 4 6 deceive you, when they promise them to you in its
arvasan e d F'd Itb th Teal slit' f
akene ,onnayas, y e en i con ion o one and ,Mardol, the Smithfield-rsad, Chester-street, Coton- very great number were consequently drowned. On the Sinclair disclaimed the title ; but, from the fulness Leicstr &Nth 83 41. 1 44% Warwiek&l
j iOOl 31. 2g
1,,.8 lar "Y •-2 6 3 0 Large else. calves 2 8 3 6 name. True Monarchy, traditional Monarchy, sup- In ISt Julian's Friars Coleha.m d
of their fellow-travellers. A young married woman, re- 1.1 e • 3_. , an Abbeyforgate are banks of the Medway, the whole of the marshes at Stan- of his heart, he praised a student's life ;he boasted Loughboregh 142 701. 1 510
wNuracp:torni,
niresec% oxen 3 2 3 8 Prime small ere ...3 8 4 0 ported on hereditary rights and sanctioned by time, can sident at Farnham, was proceeding to join her husband in in a dreadful state, t•he wates being in many places several gate, Otteram, Halstow, Upchurch, and Lower Rainham of its lofty atmosphere-its grand dramatis personce. turnitipy: iu?; _ _ BirMillg.l i7B 31' 83
Le_rier 012_ 4c. 310 4 0 Large hogs ......... 210 3 6 alone put you in possession of these precious advantages London, and had not been seated in tile train many minutes yards deep. As might natarally be expected, nearly all have been oeerflowed. The low lands in the Isle of She
Fs- The daily worry of the office, the dull routine of MeltaMwbry 100, - - Wilts & Erksl - 108. Od. 7%
liii7lo (DiZip -.3 0 3 4 Small porkers 3 8 310 and 'enable you to enjoy them for ever. The genius and
e ear.:Y,;: 3 6 3 8 Suckling calves 19 0 22 0 when symptoms of approaching maternity became math. eommuni.cation bedtween the centre of the town and the peY, berderiag on Queensberough Swale, have shared the profits and loss, what did they signify when the gas
e snennold..3 10 - • 22 0
4 2 Quarter old pigs 18 0 the glory of Napoleon were not sufficient to found any- fest; It was found impracticable to remove her from the suburbs is suspen ed, and provisions, &c., have to be
thing stable • his name, the memory of his acts, ca,n still trine before reaching London,:when a surgeon was mune conveyed to the houses by in.eans of boats and " coricles." same fate, anti the loss of property has been immense. In jet shone on the page which carried you among GAS-LIGHT IND COKE COMPANIES.
k 344,4 'ut•kl. SUPPLY
13 FOREION BMW. Sea Reach the tide at three quarters flood is represented the jackals and willows of the Euphrates, to dig
. • less do so. 'Security is not re stabli h •sturbing diately summoned A practitioner rfrom the Waterloo-
-e s ed by di . . .
The first floors of many of the houses are filled with wate Dividend i Amoefunt ram.
price.
~4k,,, ..................... 4,641 Beasts 1,364 rto have rushed up -with such sudden and fearful violence into the past with Layard, on a stroll through the Name of Company. per
'4.1 '.. the principle on which the Throne reposes ; and all road promptly attended, and a fine female child was placed to the ceiling, and as there is no probability of those houses Annum. I Share.
atfns ..: .................. 23,221 Sheep
rights t consolidated by disregarding that which as jour before the removal of the female from the carnage.
are no as to cause the vessels there to drive a considerable dis- acacias and myrtles, and over the green mystic mounds
......_
________
_____ __a_
........
-es:
..... .................. 213 Calves l9l - 0 being properly dried befbre the summer, the ortalit f
The mother and child, who are doing as well as could be Y 0 tance, and ultimately they were obliged to let go .
a second of Etruria with Dennis into the interior of trackless A. s. d. A. s. d.
''' t 4 ~: ................ 354 Pigs -is amongst us the necessary basis of the Monarchical the .to is likely to be fearfully increm _. a- --
xpected under the circumstances, were removed to No. 9, ‘‘ .. . ased• The anchor. Those steamers that were bound up the river Africa with the hyena, and lion, and leopard for your British ........ •• •• •• -
tkktl'uent and com ' nof the su plies and rices of fat order. The Monarchy in France is the Royal House of (,), " d the meadows ad
kon exhibited adld • Smith") 1C t 'Mark t France, indissolubly united to the nation. My ancestors uharlotte-street, Waterloo-ro ad. Quarry an _ joimng the terminus used only as much steam as kept their paddles in motion; prey, with Cumming. With Nichol in the blue vault Ditto Frovineial.... 11. Bs. 20 0020 0 0 22%
51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 16
of t
he Shrewsbury and Birmingham R • Brighton •• • • ...." • •
isz2days II
y. _nso in . fie d a tle e, on _ COMMERCE AND THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.-The ailway pre- and steam-vessels bound down the river were compelled above, with Hugh Millar deep in his old red sandstone
City of London •• .. •• 61. 100 0 0 150 5 0 125
° 17, 1851, and this day, Monday, Nov. 15, and yours have passed centuries, labouring in concert, sent sheets of wa
ter of immense e
foll Owing facts serve to illustrate the advantage of vessels xtent. We are to anchor in consequence of the velocity of the current, below, with Buonaparte and his marshals, with Chalmers continental (Third nap.) Afi 75g g g 3ig : v 6
according to the usages and the necessities of the period, calling for orders at ports which, like Plymouth, are non_ sorry to say that the poo.r of the town .a be by far the the, water rising several feet in an incredibly short period and his Sabbath-school agency, with Barrow and his Equitable....... ••• •
, Per Blbs, to sink the effete in the development of our noble country. The French, nected with the metropolis by telegraph. The brig, greatest sufferers ; but it is somewhat t i ...... 10 per cent. 10 0010 0 0 14%
eOnSOlatorY to of time. Parts of Chatham, Rochester, and Strood gitanos with George Gilffilan and his literary men-nen- Zepeatraein
.r.a. : ....
...
..
..
31.& bonus. 50 0 0 60 0 0 86
1 k_zikftie and ~... Nov. 17, 1851. N0v.15,1852 during 1,400 years, alone amongst all the people of Catharine, Captain Liddle, from Odessa, with a wig° of know that the parish authorities intend, a,
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. SoOn as the were flooded to some depth, and a large quantity of pro- turies back on the frozen snows, and by the springing Independent ••••• •• .. 61. 40 0040 0 0 46
sent the oor • a
ict 1,13,40,0 - ...eerier bout
a quail, ~ 8 ... ... 24t0262 2 to 2 4 Europe have always had Princes of their nation and of wheat, bound to Falmouth for orders, being unable to waters abate, to Pre P *vide coal and bread. perty damaged. The marshes on the Kent and Essex gey
their blood at their head. The history of my ancestors fetch that port, put into Plymouth on Tuesday night, the At Butlington, near Welshpool, and also sers of Iceland, scanning old Sagas and Runic a0hd0n.......... •• ..
61 - 60 0060 0 0 -
lie k e ia,.e_
obe ditto ••• ~. ... 2 8 210 2 6 3 0 at Newtown, sides of the Thames are represented to have had the rhymes with Snorre Sturleson, or in the
.fresh present T.,..Par.1.
.11.
.e.fe..re.n. 7_ _ „.ppeerr cueennt.. 05 0 0 25 0 0 25
is the history of the progressive greatness of France ; 26th ult. The master landed the next forenoon (Wednes- 49 0 0 26%
lie enZen:t7B xdten .• •
...
... ... 3034 3 2 3 8 the inundations were very great, especially at the former ppearance of ast lakes. A breach was made by h • • f civilzied society Ph nl • nil
61. t
150 0 0
t e laying bare the frauds and fallacies o ' Ratteliff.." • ....•• •
d't that Monarchy which endowed her with the dax), when he was advised by his agents there to announce 00 0 0 90 0 0 -
,e, 13te atle c ••• ... ... ... 3638310 4 0 an 1 was place, where for several miles round nothing but water 7:Onne of the se:in the Ordnance Wall at Sheerness, and "
it- x,oila
qa_ laferior sheep •• • ••• 2 10 3 0 3 0 3 4 conquest of Algiers, so rich in future prosperity, so rich 1 .
sis arrival to his consignees in London by electric tele- with those modern giants Thackeray and Dickens. United General ••.. • • 11. 50 00500 0 22
- •th • and trees and a stray farm-house here aed there is to be as soon as the tide ebbed the whole of the available WestadasterChartered 51. eer cent. 50 0050 0 0 110%
Lel P•he eorriltY clitto
~,
,„ ,„ 3 2 3 6 3 6 3 8 already by the high military reputations which it has •
gro,ph. He did so, and the next morning eir cones-
seen. The A ery
b stwith mail did not • • --- Ditto, New •••• .. - 51. per cent. 60 0 0 10 0 0 6%
Se w d • t t* f th to
pondents at Plymouth receive ins ruc ions rom ere arrive in Shrews- troops in the garrison were employed in repairing it with --
an Ca eolith °oiled ditto ... ... 3 8 3103 10 4 2 created, and the glory of which is added to all your
take and forward samples of the cargo. This was done on 7 • •
bu until twelve o'clock last night, its a •t d time fs • bs of shingle &c. The da a
ppom e aacmes, ag . . mge sustained by The Story of Beynard the Fox. W. S. Orr.
ge coarsed°we• ditto ~. ... 4 0 4 4 4 4 4 6 glories. er
dth c h was lit all ' d t • LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES.
Thursday by the evening mail train, and. on Friday the being nine ,
•an e oac • Y ssva,m across the shipping by collisions a,n ge tang athwart hawse has This is a neev version by Da,vid. Vedder iit is ____-
k e staa„ calves
... ... ... 2 8 36 2 8 3 6 " Whatever may be the designs of God with respect
by 1, l'ge " ditto master received orders by telegraph whither to proceed to road at Butlington, requiring no less than six horses to been immense. Most providentially the occurrence took Dividend Amount
illustrated by Gustav Gadtod. It is stated in the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
me,t hogs ••• ... ... ... 383103 8 4 0 to nou and to me, who have remained the chief of the discharge. . accomplish the task. It would be d
itcult to estimate place in day time, otherwise there must have been a
big Bblall '•• ••• •.. ... ... 210362 10 3 6 preface that this work has obtained extraordinary : Aianum. Share.
ei. POrkers
... ... 3 8 310 3 8 310 ancient race of our Kings the heir of that long line of e
...NCENDIARY FIRE IN EAST KENT.-On Friday night the loss of property. b
At Iron ridge Bewdley, and fearful sacrifice of life as well as property. Every pre- ularity• " For centuries it has been a house- -"-- ----- --_ -- -....
teasts... '' • 4 805 Monarchs who,Ycl • '
unng so many centuries have increased, a most destructive fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Bridgnorth, the Severn .
also overflowea' its banks, and caution that could be devised for the security of property P°P
- hld ssession. It has been lectured on in uni- ts. d. .£ 5. d
Bank of Scotland ..... 71. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 1901 0
;e- Sheep
... 24 060 and caused to be respected, the power and the fortune George Kelcey, Woollage Farm, Womenswould, about two devastated property to a considerable eet tTh 'ver as adopted at low water on Friday afternoon, notwith- OPo
en . en. w 100 0 0 100 0 0 211
Calves_ '• ' h Wr low versities, quoted in imperial council halls ;it has British Linen COmpanY 01. Per eel:. lo 0 0
al, . 300 of France, I owe it to myself, I owe it to my family and miles from Barham. The farm is the property of Mr. J. Ony, in the south of S rnPs le, has also flooded, de- standing which the water forced its way into the 210 0 31.155.
•• • •• • •• • •• • • • Caledonian Bank •• • 81. pet• ee s.
a, saksee, Pigs ... ... ... ... ... ... 480 to my country, to protest y g
loudl a ainst false and eril- P. Plum tre of Fredville, the late re resentative for stro in a vast amount 0! PropertY• A bind e level rounds on Saturday morning, doing an immensity of am in
1 • • the to
ilet of princes, and been th bed to 0 0 10 0 0 101178
P P ' P Y g 0 b g ' g City of Glasgow ISank 51. per cent. 10 _lO 0 0 12ms
'no t 8 0 cont. 20 0 0
tO . • i'l SALE, Nov. 18, 1850.-Beasts, 4098 ; sheep,
le , eal ous arrangements. I, consequently, ma
intain my right, the county, and consists of 400 acres, mostly arable. Two With the rails near the in ury statioe, on the Shrews- damage to garden, household, and other property. pieces on the benches of artizan.s." The narrative Clydesdale Bank...". 61. per
t 500 0 0 100 0 0 1811 0
lie rev, 19 ~veg, 191 • pigs 391 which is the surest guarantee of yours, and, tak n-
ing God wheat stacks, two oat stacks, and one each of barley, sa h bury and Hereford Railway, has been Partially destroyed OVERFLOWING OF THE SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY.-We is very amusingly rendered in these pages, and an Conlmercial Bank .• .. 71. per cen .
5 0 0 10 0 0 10
61. per cent.
'43 280: 1849.- '-- ' • t ' 't4 *ld 1 t F dt th world that, foin, clover, hay, and peas, were entirely consumed, wit Eastern Bank •• ••• • •• 25 0050 0 41 10a
or, Beasts, 4,221 ; sheep, 26,800 ; calves, 125 ; owi ness, ec are o ranee an o e by the flood. Eor the last two days, through trains have suffered greatly in the West of England from the instructive moral is deduced from it. There are Edinb.&Glasgew Bank 31. per cent.
100 0 0 31 5 0 9s. Od
ais faithful to the laws of the kingdom and to the tradition Irg barns stable and outhouses which were also
roan a deest t ed and passen e
' ' •'•1 t nd have been s opp , • gra bare been obliged to heavy floods of rain that have fallen. On Friday there of Scot.. -
y royed, as well as the farming imp emen s a several plates illustrative of the events, which are IrmaZilranaglePsnnkk
........ 6% pcre e n t . 50 o 0 10 o o .61 Gs
ne train to another
in- . -. N-E,,,, - of my ancestors, I will religiously preserve, to my last
ain on the premises. The dwelling-house and two barns cross Over from o
rid .
The R
,ty means of a tem- was a heavy fall of rain, accompanied with a strong wind very well executeded, and add greatly to the tat- Northof Scor.la
• IBank 5/.percent. 20 0 0 210 0 ex
an Since aa e GATE AND LEADENHALL.
semis car a a breath, the deposit of the hereditary Monarchy of which gr
were fortunately saved, but had not the wind been favour- p. Y
orar wooden b ge ea other from h
Ond various t e south-west. In the evening, the a
tr in which Ro -alltank of .
guc'etland 51. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 136
traction of the book. The one entitled Temptation 3_, 00 0 50 n
tonßank ofScotiand Sl.per cent. 10 - 0 92%
WA' arrival:" report, the demand for each kind of meat Providence has intrusted to me the c , •
are and which is able, nothing could have prevented their destruc i . n d d el I,
fon A rivers are also -eta e, an w-en a ...
proper estimate can leaves Exeter at five minutes past six on reaching Teign- • th b t It represents a fox and a badger ; the Wee-ere 8eee,....... 71. per centt. r 0 00 50 0 0 72
be ces„,-" carfts,°f which from the provinces have exceeded the only port of refuge where France, the object of our reward of 100/. is offered by Mr. Plumptre for the appre- be. formed, we have no doubt the destruction of propertY mouth found the line overflowed with water, that had is ees • io o o 21%
.n. a -'n oto --lla rul d "t'b t h 1 afte t t 1 gth find rest and
se I toil_ 8 e very mac ive, nwe ave no ove, may, rso many 8 orms, aen ension oepay or p ies concern • .
h • fth rt art' ed The fire has will be found to have been frightfully 1 We have
arge. over e me, an e i au mer
broken th r d had Ift't b ged about former, while confessieig his si ,
*ns is wistfully gazing Alliance Fire and Life B?,i/.prr grfti .
_OO g
0 1 0 0 18 '
eritish GUELTAIItee .. •• C. Pc i• I . 11 Cel
re of
._e er is ee ee in prices. TM general quality of the beef happiness. h- heard of an loss f •
created a great sensation among the farmers of the neig not, as yet, Y 0 hfe. h 1
t some fowls in the distance. On the w oe, many
Caledonian Fire Insur. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 i 0 0 0 24
, 3 eighteen inches. The quay, built at Teignmouth by Mr. a ~ , . • City of Glasgow Life.. 61. per cent. 25 002 0 0 4/. 15s
ity g'eat asaanliddling. From Homburgh four baskets " Frohsdorf, October n 5, 1852. "HENRY." bourhood, especially those who have many stacks a.bout
GLOUCESTER, SATURDAY NIGHT.-- Will doubtless nn en
a tertamment here.
en reported. Great alarro. is ex- George Hennett, the spirited railway contractor, was Colonial Life ... .
,*. The protest of the Comte de Chambord was their promises, as it in evident the incendiary spirit is on
cited in this town and the surro din Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cont. 100 0 0 15 0 0 24
ler 11e0f Per 281bs by the carcase. posted on the walls of Dijon, at Orleans, and at the increase, at least in Kent. of the reat
3-• auence of one g est un g country in conse- washed away, and the waves of the sea dashed over the -- a Eng.& Scot, Law Life 5/.per cont. 50 002 17 6 3%
f 10043 in the recollection carriages, so that the passengers were obliged to close Lad Geraldine St
of ' bo ' hiferior 8. d. B.
.d. s. d. s. d THE LATE MURDRR AT MILTON.-On Saturday, tee
oss Augustus Courtenay. By y Life Assoc. ot Scotland 6Lper cent. 10 0 0 110 0 31. 17a
h_•aoirt,„o ...... 2 0 2 '4 Mutton, Inferior 2 8 210 Nantes, during the night of Friday. It has a
lso -
adjourned inquiry was held at IVlilton, in the parish of f man. sweeping ever the vale of the Severn, and the windows, and as the train proceeded from Teign- John. 2 vols. Shoberl. National Fire and Life 61. per cent. 10 001 0 0 Earned
bnd R`• DZI g 2. 6 2 8 Do.,middling 303: 6 been placarded in eeveral of the southern cities, la 'n waste every thinn in it ,
b Bwa The Severn was mouth towards Newton the fire was put out by the h first North British Instil'. •• 61. per cent. 200 0020 0 0 34/.12!
the en. . a nese large 280 3 0 Dc., prime 38 4 0 and the police are -using their utmost efforts to sup- f_a wh• h
Buckland Monochorum, touching the death of Mrs. Y 1 g
hi h esterday but rose ra " ' There are three tales in these volumes ;t e . ScottishUnionlnsrnce.
redly in the night, and the water, and the engine had to make the best of its way 7%1. pr cent. 20 0 0 1 0 0 32f,•,V
teir .ee ee• small -.3 23 •4 Pork, large 263 • 6 press it. nry ite, w o was mur
dered on the 29th of October, very g Y
+ nth 1 ' t
inhabitanss 0.- e ower s reets in ta 't coming down with the steam already generated. Fortunatay t iat is 0 Illos 1
1 i •th t nelancholy, but all are sad in their Standard Life •••• •• • • 5/. per ccnt. 50 0 0 70 0 '
11 Ocl
283 10 Do., small 38 4 0 in her bed. Several witnesses wero examined, but • eciy on . most unfor- United Den.Assurancc 51. per cent. 10 001 0 0
ace The Constitutionnel has been sold by its present stairs this morning were est • h train on, and it nature. Augustus Cournenay was a
nothing was elicited to implicate any one. At the first omshed to find their lo t
wer proved powerful enough to draw t e
water and th • dam e. The train tunate man, who met wit
h trouble after trouble,
m. Th BOROUGH HOP. proprietors for one million of francs, and now be- examination, it was proved that the murder was com- floors under , en. families swimming abou . eventually !got clear without any ag • . • iniSCELL kNEOUS
h • d rash act, which .------------:2----------
Lit- Or ~e'l ele duty having been declared at 244,824/. 28. 5 ea, comes the property of M. Mires, the proprietor of mitted. by some heavy sharp instrument •, and, in cense- a delay of an hour in till driven to despair, ecommitte a
The flood made its appearance in places where water was a long one, and there was , •
[iss tile allinwhat under previous estimates, our market is firm, the Pays. It is probable that the two papers will quence, nearly every house in the village has been had never be. .
fore been known to percolate, and as the consequence of the overflow. c cns frt
louded the rest of his days after capn lus o une Name of Company. Dividend Al3lollllt I ,Lia price.
per of r •
,er- N -btarge amount of business is doing as follows :-Mid in course of time be •dd li * river is still rising at sunset, theinhabitants look forward DomAsTER, SATURDAY.-On Saturday the lower part smiled upon his outward course. The evil conse- Annum. Share.
________ ........,,,,,,
Sir )4 nnst 11
g 2 tit, 70 ent Goldi , .
ngs 125 s to 160 s per cwt ; Weald of faa, umte , un er t e tittle of searched, but nothing has been found. The jury re-
ith great apprehension to the niffbt. Man people had of Doncaster, at the north end of the town, was flooded f his crime were entaAled on his innocent .-...--. -- --- x.. ,
ouenems o x• i• da; 26 o o 10
.0. ~,,,m to 88s • ditto choice, 90s to 94s ; Sussex, 74s to '' - - na/ de VEmpire. It is thought that M. Mires turned a verdict of wilful murder against some person or
Itvo be rescued from their ho n' Ycl: a eans to a considerable extent by the overflowing of the river e se o- - _
use* in boats, an y m r who suffered for what happened when Assam Tea ••••• • • • • • -
mitt'4, ."40 choice 84s 'to 88s ; Farnha,ms 100 s to 120 s ; will make the Constitutionnel a joint-stock company, persons unknown, the daughte ' v. I% 60 0 : 35 0 0 4a
'
the ' thoi elsoice 130 'to 145 ; County ditto, 90's to 100 ; ditto with a capital of four millions of francs under the COLLIERS.-A meeting of the coal and iron masters of ladders raised to the upper windows, and there are a Don. The inundation commenced at a point of
she wa .
s a child of a few years old. The Diary of a 1., !, isa I
autuscat6aliamna.tg.r.i;iin.;l it. 100 0 35 0 0 -
_
.%) 110 ' 8 1 few lone houses in the fields hieh are Perfectly inac- river called Isabel Wash, about half a mile above the s far to prove the fact that a man who
Lies to 125. direction of a Government co ••' h le west of Dudley was held at the Talbot, Stourbridge, on . • sexagenarian goe Australian Trust .• .. 6/. per cent. 10 002 0 0 3
ssioner, w o wi cessi
~
ble and the fate of whoswe • b• tbe town, and thence flowed in an immense breadth towards
inha Aunts canno - 10 o o 22
Ise- ...... ha
ve a complete control yver the political opinions .3' '
Frida last when it was eed to raise
agr the thick-coal
ascertained. Cattle and I.
-ones have been seen floating the canal and mill-bridges. It crossed Marsh-gate with .
appears the m
ost courteous and pleasing in society Australian 11°Ya
Mail
11.10 e. 10 0 0
- 38 10 0
'lll. BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS. tth t reeable character at home'. Win-Mel-jean Mint.. .59.
. as wel as the mone tt f colliers 3d. per day, making their weges now 4s. per day. 0032 10 0
rig'. tql. e Uri k liberal and in yma ers o the concern. down the river, and the losfi through this means will be considerable impetuosity comnletely submerging the is no e mos ag British American Land ,
61. percent. 100
..... -
re, k av,,,,Ze. of home-grown potatoes are -- oa'd ance In the lis They also came to the resolution not to advance the "' - d S lfish and inconsiderate, Frederick Clifford, aided canada •••- - - •-a. 5,. per cent. _._
ere noenclainne condition. The imports from abr , h family lat tof the members of the Bonaparte
ely published by prices of coal or iron at present. Fears were,. however, immense. As yet we have heard of no loss of life, but lower part of the houses on each side of the street, an e
ommunication westward is almost Put an end to. Dur- eampelling the inhabitants to abandon that part of their by his handsome pers .
on and graceful bearing, con- Do. 5 per cent Bonds
• 51, per:cent. - - 114%
_
btl/114, "ißtf have amounted to 8 bags from Hamburg , us some names were upon strike -would F Ditto, 6pr ct. Bonds
„ 3a per cent. - 97
omitted ' entertained that the colliers now out hole of th d "nundated to tinned to excite admiration from the many ; but City Navigation /1,7 A) - 25 0020 0 0 1914
• pers 31 ba f
%I erkla b gs rom Rotterdam, 75 tons 23 sacks from , viz., those of the Princess Letzia, Bona- not return to their work under 4s. 6d. per day, being the ing the w
n_ e ay tie Severn flood has been flow- dwellings. The neighbouring fields were i
Calais parte, married to Mr. W aft r ing into the Gliftleester anfl Berkeley ship canal through a great depth, the walls and fences being covered by the he gained no respect from even a few. "lanthe," Electric Telegrap.. iJo 25 0017 10 0 "
iieg Ire ‘‘itto' fro ags from Harlingen, 50 tons from • , Pe, the present ambas- amount they gave notice for • but it appears that e extensive 7cent. 100 0 0 1100 0--
0 i 71,
Ditto .• •• •• •• ,:nry 5/ pr_
50 0 0 , 1 ~
T. m Ronea 195 ditto from Elmshorn, 55 ditto sador of England at Athens an flaws in the " stop gut" used in the mouth of the canal waters, which presented the appearance of an the last story, is the most cheerful of the whole ; Equitable, Rwev.ers..... 10 00 -
be ' ni
- r d 32 b' • A moderate via
%la, ee. • a.n Alfred Na 1 _ , d their children, playing the greater part of the a y
' week the have resumed
in case of flood to keep o d the
tth • ater Th's gate lake. The flood-dike overflowed its banks,
•an • but it is to be 5 c.itbs, 21 100 00 10
feared it is 110 t so probable as the Ditto 2.,e . _ -_•_,...,. , 00 0
Imo
11 e river w • i
ave le sae' is doin ags from Amsterdam , ass a po eon admaParte Wyse residing work at the price agreed upon on Friday. it and it Gen. Revere ao i'l 10 p. Ct. 15 00 14
1 talon 0 0 25
*ci ta-nnPer ton 94 follows :-Kent and Essex regents! 005 at the chateau of Thouron, near Limoges% Willi OF THE SECT OF RANTERS: been closed for thirty years, the water in the waters, rising above the canal-lock, swept over ,
has not • others. Few who have had much experience in Ges.SteaniNav g
..
am DEATH OF THE FOUNDER as it had done _ Stock.
m's
°us - 'Os ;Yo is ttc. °laws 75s to 85s ; ditto middlings,
Bonaparte Wyse, residing at Waterf advanced age, in Stafford- Severn never having bees • collection, risen to such was feared the lock itself must give way,
re, in re ly the the crooked ways of the world will agree that things IF! don's agar ••• • •• 21.55. 100 o o - 220
; anicobastitir regents, 80; to 110 s ; Scotch ditto, 80s to ord ; Marie -Last week there died at an. • . 1 d Fortunate nuunsersord •• ..
...1:•.• • _
._. 100 0 0 _
precaution being employed. before under similar circumstances. oso straight to the desired point as Mr. Granville
Loudon Intitrn,l.oton • •
. ary 5/. per cent. 15 0 75 15 5
e ditto, 75s to 858; foreign, 60s to 80s. dh lmin Letizia B
Sta o e onaparte Wyse, married to shire, Mr. H. 'Bowie, an individual who has had a a height as to ea to this
Should the river rise nini h higher, it is feared that the indicatiota.s of the flood on Friday night were such as to g
and Count de Solms, living in Paris • Adeline Bona- greater influence on his age than many a man of whom • owever the characters are well
' fi ds being removed by the found them. H , ~ London Re _ u
..u.... 015 0 15
............• ank of the canal, win e -ow is full o
f large shi - allow of the live stock in the el th Raman moat u - 12 10 -
loh just n P nes n 1 d C 10/ -
sPatentCan .0. . per cent. 20 n I
ailed out of their beds sketched, and for the most part pleasing
.0 1 . Price , -0,17 10 25
~11.• Th WOOL. parte Wyse ; and Louis Napoleon 'Bonapate Wy dal mere. This obscure b
~ the general public hears a great e •
amg, inay hUrat, in winch ca,se the most deplorable con- owners, several of whom were c ther Reversionary Int. See. •o§l. pr cen .
N) tqlibli tWo living with their mother at Viterbse . individual was founder of the sect c,alled Primitive Metho- r Obtains nei t 100 0 0 100 0 0 106
the exception of Miss Orville, who
~ Apo ,_,eBc sales of colonial wool, at which rather over the last o. sequences must ensue h
to t e vale country below. The for that purpose.
___e__________ the best Royal Mail Steara•• •• 41. p. share. 100 0 0 60 0 0 79;
ure ndchildren of Lucien B dists or Ranters - a sect spread over the American herself is
in_:.eanunan were disposed of, were brought to a close on All these are gra onaparte, railways are suffering much. The water of the Severn -.---------.---- sympa,thy nor respect. lanthe South Australian .•• •• 51. per share. 25 00125 0 0 27
Iv 4ir ,7', 4Y• The a,dvanc tabli lied ••d • b f the Emperor Napoleon. Union, and haying its chapels in every large town of the _u t Trust and Loan COmp.
teat„ I:dummies wees s m prices tiring hrotsser o is po a level with the rails of the South Wales Rail- s s eso I Exhibition.-A valu. heroine of all here met viith.
3er, manufacturing districts in this county. ess.DYnnnisnetzerres-The aeoya ot upper Canada.• .. _
roes tolo,-.,74 Market th aa id. to ld per lb. In the private The Ackbar of gi.
Al 'ers says :- near the cit
37) and it is feared the embankments mall powerful Waistcoat 20 0 0 i 3 9 0 -
---••••••••
EtecVal pai.,..„__ ere is more doing in English wools, but MURDER.-On the Ist i ~
'mit a murder was perpetrated way, . able newly invented very s
fiee " Information, which we think proceeds from a good itt Cu h ill be damaged. b 11. h
On the Bristol and Birmingham line • f walnut yw le a person Shobcrl. -
NeereefeeZe ,as the manufacturers are now well in g more Roscommon, in Ireland, under the fol- w ocket glass, the size oa • . a Vol. BALLOON ASCENT.-The fourth
ta,nt th Lady Geraldim Seymour. . and last balloon a
t Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, son of 1 • ' •' ' there has been a slip near Cheltenham which restricts
I(l,an be seen and known 11 miles dis , ey answer tale but cent for the present
33an weao ~,,anat very little attention. The imports last souree, points ou owing distressing circumstances :-On the night above nawritten $ year for scientific objects under ti
the a,•4' lerora en'ennn bales from Geelong, 266 from 31elbourne, King Jerome, as about • a
to be invested with th V'
e ice- mentioned, a number of persons were playing cards at the traffic at that place to one rail. every purpose on t
he Race-course, at the Opera-houses, This is an interesting and we 1
to tie lovers of the direction of the K • • •
ew committee of the Brits ssoci
'h
A •
piarote inannnaY, 120 from Hamburgh, 79 from Leghorn royalty of our African possessions. HEREFORD SAT -The deplorable accident to
the house of Patrick Mullins, of Curraghmore, amongst , URDAY. . , , country scenery., and ships are clearly seen at 12 to 14 it presents few attractions. I sin of deceit or tion, only took place o Wed f V uxha'
had -4.1 P 10 f°4llreg, 413 from Launc st 809 f Pre --
lkilti 84 IN3in Na k e on, rOm 0 - ''''''''"""""'nn"."l". the Hereford and Gloucester raail, as reported m to-day s
whom was the deceased, Patrick Kelly. A boy, named . • iles they are mvalua
ble for Shooting, Deer Stalking, mirthful. It represents forcibly tie
rriaee from pique It being desirabl n ' nesday last,. rom a
y at go from
..p. 562 from Alexandria, 29 from Calais, -It is said, and Thomas Keys, appears to have been annoying the card pap ,
ers has thrown quite a gloom over the city. The ac mg,
m ai Gentlemen Game-k
Y rif to Sportsmen, , eepers and subterfu e and the .
evils of a Ina b • eto attain a great height, Mr. Grei
iancholv in the ex- was only accom a *ed W Isl The benison a
bt, Petersbnrgh. AUSTRIA AND THE DUKE'S FUNERAL. l - -d • k tbl l•- • - b had at 39, Albemarle-street, Picea,- •g ' nclusion is ran a b • eended p ni. by Mr. ei.
t Catered°, the Austrian players, and was put out of the house, but he continued d.
eceased gent eman, Mr. Har wic , a respec aeso 1 Tourists-To e . or pride. The co
the Lady Geraldine 0 tains at 2h. 21rn. p.m., and returned to terra fi
..
rma •
meessas we believe truly said, that Coun opposite the York Hotel. Telescopes
the annoyance outside the door, when deceased went citor, of Hereford, was returning from London on some dilly ; observe • .- treme • and though .
f t es from the treach- 3h. 45m., at the village of Aerys, five miles from 1 olk
e at kith
the °VI the • TALLOW. Minister at the Court of St. James s,
' is not included in
h °utside to prevent him when outside, Kelly and Keys railway business, when he met with his death in a man- A new and most important invention in Telescopes . ' '' 1 r nus or un hou
pre' ,te_ !lto,it ,i_ u import of tallow last week WaS large, and the invitations w
hich the Earl of Malmesbury as sent caught hold • h -
h F rei -office, on Saturday of each other, but some ot ers of the com- ner already described. Two of the mail bags only were possessing such. extraordinary powers that some 31 httle sympathy in e
nner in wine .
l•
a she destroys the happiness stone, having travelled at the rate of 55i miles ea
.•
' the directe
the eetr_ n, at fL,Pewa,rds of 43,000 casks. The demand is for a full dress dinner at t e o gn d recove The coach • hes vet a
, "th n extra eye piece, will' show distinctly erous ma . The wind at • • es N E but from
the reader cannot help regretting h stai hug w. .."
t have been fro
who have been pany separated them and Kelly returned to tilt° card recoveind ; the rest are lost beyon
17.
' Inc - • Saturn's Ring and th d f her cousins, t e balloon took, the upper current
ere- t4Lrued atiTs.o r advanced rates. Out of the quantity next, to all the distinguished foreigners table. Keys larked' laK 11 • letely covered with the flood, but the plane is Jupiter s Moons, •, • e ouble Stars, 0 "(led but unfortunate, ITIUS I
reach,
about the p ace met e y was is comp el e weak and inisgul • $ • t the bal oon
the WN W The greatest heigh
trig- • AS '''' fine P.IPPed from St. Pe
is 43d ell la• Tla p torsburgh, there are 5,000 deputed by their respective Governments to be present going home, when he attackedhirn assistedby his mother watched. svi
'th the same Telescope, weighing only 3 ounces, can that 1
sno a
t nttain a 'tapper destiny. There is •• • - 44, tre of the air ben
,of --at, 2 Per cwt. enc-Y, a .Y.C. on the spot is quoted at at the funeral of the Duke of Wellington.-Observen. ,
erson's countenance 31 miles distant, and an Alice doe wa about 23,400 feet, ...e tempera u
floods with which the be seen a p h • cheracters, some of whom fill below the freezi
and sister. In the scuffle Kell ' • d bl fr RUGBY.-The extra,ordinarY
y receive a ow om a ty of ot ei •
the tl,„. a 61d _ Town tallow 45s per cwt. net cash ; rough 11 niegs. below zero, or 43 degs.
tment and Pills stone in the eye from Tho K 'all throu hout the object from 16 to 20 miles ; they supersede every other a varie t
erts in the tale, but most of them a '` -1 11 1r ht cirri appeared above the hea
mats eys, which caused his country has been visited, more especi y g .
and <-3 ; ilrieraa 81b.
_ Particulars, 1852-Stock this den, [ADVERTISEMENT.]-Holloway's Oin
t tion.- death. ind for the Waistcoat pocket, and are of larger, and all importa,n p. . re p0...t. A.t_ougo, ig •at et the ch.
unties, have been productive of k in the same fate. With this exce tion ts at the greatest heig , y . yn i
,d a i,, 1 ut x .C. 45s 3d ; delive last week, 3,750; have cured a diseased foot and prevented ampu a . .
FATAL Ac northern and eastern co •
(little' flea) -une lst ' 17 J t Lwer CIDENT ON THE S 'n, -PP , • hief than could possibly have been anti- sizes vn
in atm_ , 42,774 ; arrivals last week, 14,067 ; ames Palmer, No. 1, Mason-comn, Bla,ke-stree , OUTH ..ASTERN ..,AILWAY. mUCti more inisc th increasing powers accordingly. Opera and invo .
bred . p
, of the aeronan e t the dew points we
leasing and attractive, and the moral of the air was so Cellsiderable tha
course glasses, with wonderful powers • an object the story' Is 1)
0 Ist, 45,159 ; price of to 47s 3d. Pool, suffered dreadfully from a diseased foot ; the most -On Saturday morning an old lady named Elizabeth cipated. Not only has the traffic of many of the prin- Race- _ . unsatisfactory. One d
- 'tee Q 1"."...'."...............--------........... eminent medical men attended him, and they deemed it Hisoman, aged 54 years, expired 'th 'd f• '
in eam ent ward o cipal lines of railway bee .
n impeded by being covered ca from 14 tl6*l • ' M • rtainly a most important one, by Regnault's hygrometer,
nbe clearly seen o nu es distant. essrs. is ce be ow zero, or degs.
1 62 '
to- of 1.,.::' .PECULATIVE M , necessary to remove one of his toes ; before this heale , se Th ' H 'tat f
d -- oman s ospi____rom the effects of injuries sustained s. and B. Solomons, Opticians, have invented inva
with water for miles, but several bridges and even via- • luable ...ease
. . and a second was 22 degs. bel
the of th'nee, for the tANIA.-The accounts of the Bann by an accident oh the North Kent or Gravesend branch of ducts have been carried away. The Midland line . laced
lied preserving Spectacle Lenses, immediately they are P d DEPARTURE OF e freezing point,
however, the disease broke out higher u and then they S th-Eastern Railw THE UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN low th
Ai
- brought down for analysis. For
the ou e • rfect vi • T was
'ng be ore nape sion, every object appears clear
.an
aiyi.ithDeceased was the wife of a its traffic impeded to a considerable extent by bei • • MAiLs.-On Saturday afternoon, at 20 minutes past 12 zero* • nauts were inconvenienced in ti
Tow thowe spectuativrs month, again indicate the effects wanted to amputat th h 1 f t t 13,
t fatal con- sidine at Gree t th bright .
'on- is eed a decrees mania. 'The October statement ee. w ode oo , odpreveli dt t gardener re e, in Kent. On the evening d the difficulties which had chstinc , e most aged defective sight becomes first time the aero
sequences ; this h d the e24th of n covered with the flood ;an d o clock, the (Cunard) Royal mail steamer America Capt. •' 1 •ng to take very long inspirations, wit
for h_ ow a fire.,
er eof 800,000/. in the bullion a,nd there e objecte to, aia. reso ve orY of Sun. aY, October, she took the train for atl aggravated by the and brilliant, is brought to its youthful, natural, anll Leitch, sailed from the Mersey veith the al bnited breathing, tavt •
4•11(1, ti "a falling off of 1 500,000/ 0 ' Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which have effected a th L
Greenhithe at e °mien-bridge station, and on the train arisen in consequence were gre fulness in the head. The scientific detaile
are pee Bow le advances on French 'to k • n the other perfect cure, and he can now walk and work as well arinving at the station it stopped for the passengers to sudden giving way of the Cromer- i iuc ,
Y lilt "Tad t - ear original state. The invisible Organic Vibrator, and a States and Canadian mails, under the charge of Lieutenant sense of
tual azszt44.,; an increase f 1 8 e and railway shares 'inn kinds of Acoustic instruments f the relief of extreme Lee, R.N., Admiralty agent for Bo tO d Halifax these four ascents, the first of the kind in the ljni
the I -,41., which • o ,600,0001. In the bills dis- •
as ever. This case can b y rifled b M Martin fight but before deceased had time to reach the platform Leicester. This occurrence created the greatest ala , or •
e a yr. ll posit& the The America earn dtso ' 8n an
• d b '
K• gdom will be ma e pu lic when carefully elaborai
eee also b._ encreased 1,000,000/. in 0 t 24* C •
chemis , , opperas-hill, Liverpool. Sold by all the train mo
's'- ' ' ved on, and she fell between the card d dth t ffi h• h had been previously only partially deafness.- 39,
ages an an erac, w ic .A.lbemarle-street, Piceach Y• ep eou passengers and a good general 1n '
etober. there aneeenete. and at P f con- York Hotel, cargo 011 freight. -iltheitcont•
ro eggnr Holloway's Establislunena the edge of the platform. - stopped, was now entirely suspended. After some .
. .

Dividend Amount
Name of Co npany.
B 66611
i...
per Annual.pperr ceo percent,
coat.
per of Paid. Price
2558500":00:00: :22005 00.0 00.0 :
to r
itsi a
nh
N.
0. 7.
t.h.
.A
El:
i. :
a..
.r:
Australasia .......... 61. per cent 40 0 0 40 0 0 1 -
-
Commercial of London 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
fiolonial.• •• • • .. 31. per cent, 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus. - -
(.).r.E n.g.. 6611.. ppeerr eneenntt: 1205000 -
000 3:050 00 0 7:0%
20 0 0 2 10 0 3%
London and County
Loncln and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 --
London Joint-Stock . - 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0
Provincialof Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 46.
Ditto, New.• •.. • ... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 17,21'
ICorpora. 8/. p. et. & bs. 25 0 0 25 0 0 38 .4
a ...... 6/. p• et& by. 25 0 0 25 0 0 1
If ational of Ireland .. 41. per cent. 50 0 22 10 0 -
cis- -51. p. et. &N. 25 0 0 25 0 0 55%
.... ....
761/..
ppeerr
eeeenntt.. 210 0 7.4
40 0 0 40 0 0 -
01.181juorianiDniuteito.nottPtaitioAro.00rBvn:Aletuscivaiiikatr.drid
..... _
ISSURANCE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
VniDiotrof London.
Name of Company. per of Paid. me.
Annum. Share.
...--. ---.......--- ---- ---- --.....•
A I. d. A e. d.
klbion ............ • • 51.108. 500 00150 0 0 86
2alillaitntco 513 f a
Anchor .. ••.. • • ...... 6 per cent. 5 0 0 \ 1 0 0 -
11
0
0
ALIAS .•••• • • ••
erritin. aen..d. For.
.. 7611..1 p4.es. .62. be. bs. 100100 00 00 1
25
00 0 233
_
Argus Life --• • •• 41. per cent. 100 s 0 16 0 0 -
British Commercial .• 78. 6d. 50 0 0 50 0 7
ClerieLMed.fe Gen•Lifb spr ct.& bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20%
County - ........ ~ .. 41. 100 00 10 0 125
' Crown .............. 14s. 50 0 0 5 0 17%
[ Eagle
L Ditty and Law ...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 5%
Europea.a Life ••• • • 15s. 20 0 0 All paid. 14
' General -• • ........ - 5 0 0 , 2 !)
- Globe .......... 61. per cent. Stock. ' 150
9 Guardian • .......... 51. per cent 100 0 0 45 0 0 1 59
imperial Fire ........ 121. per cent. 500 0 0 50 0 0 256
e Imperial Life .. -- .. 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19%
L" Indemnity Marine- - Moth. Sr us. 100 0 0 20 0 u 55
e Law Fire •••- - - .. 28 & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4%
, Law Life............- 100 00100 0 i 47
.7, Legal and General Life - 60 0 0 'A 00 1 5y%
u. London Fire ••-• • .. 108. & be. 25 0 0 12 10 0 ' 30s,
e London Ship ......... 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 30
e Harine ••-- • • • • ...... 158. per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 18
Med.lnvlid&Gen.Life 4%1. per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 2%
,Y Minerva ••.. • • ...... sp. et. &bs. 20 0 0 20 0 6
e Monarch ••• • • • ...... - - 5 0 0 1 0 0 2Cs.Cd
National Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
Palladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 2
Pelican • • ..•• - - -4%,
L. P ILunix • • ... ..... - - - i
0 -
Professional Life
I- Provident Life • •
Rock Life.. •.- - .•
%
~ Royal Exchange 6l. p.ct. & be. Stock. all 235
11 Sun Fire •• • • ... .. .. •• 61. 108. 211
to Ditta Life ..... -1, 55
1, United Kingdom
i'' universal Life.... .... 21.55. per :h. 100 0 0 110 0 0 45
is Victoria Life ;. - 412 6 5 %
10
B IDGES.
9;
Id. Dividend Amount
rs. Ramie Company. per of Paid. Pries.
Annum. Share.
he....:..--.........--- --- -.--- .mxtmi..l
RI L. a. d. L. a. d.
k_ U - - -
Southwrk • • ........ .... 100 0 0 - -
113- Ditto Nw of 7). p.a. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - 16
;re Waterloo ............ - - 100 0 0 - 3
ad. Dian Old Ann. ofBl. 21.85. Od. - 60 0 0 24%
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 22%
CS, aV uxhall .... ••• Av. 21. 70 10 3 - 20
th
WATER-WORKS.
he
be Dividend Amount
led Name or Company. per of Paid. Pece
Annum. Share.
t 0........-,....,- --.-- --- -- !1
;he A e. d. A a. d.
- 125
rly - 69
41. per cat. 100 0 0 .- g 3
iif- Lambeth •••••• • • • • " - 100 0 0 - -
-
GEreastndLojnudnoenti.o.l; .............
461..ppeerr cat.
50Ste0ck.0
New River Company .• 21.101. _ GO
be Southwark & Vauxhall 51. per cat. 100 0 0 .- 90
West Middlesex .. - - ,61. Oa. pr cnt. - - 110

DOCKS.
Dividend Ameunt
Name of Cosnpany. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
..-- ---.— ----- --...
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Commercial .......... 41. pr cent. Stock. Ins
East and West( ad4a ... 6% /. pr cent. Stock. 169
East Country .........120s. per eh. 100 0 0
London ••• .. •• .. •• ..1 51. cent. Stock. 130
Ditto 80nd5.... •• .. 4/. per cent.
St.Katharino ....•• •• 4 per cent. Stock. 98‘)
Binthampton ........ 1/. per cent., 50 0 0 50 0 0 36
Victoria .. •• .. •• •••• . 20 0 0 20 0 04

CANALS.
,•', Dividend
Names Oafs. 1 Dividend Companies. 01 '
per I Price. ll \idipneLl Price;
Annual.l Pn
I_ --.. -- ---- ..........I
£ x
ik.511.1010 ,P 1,3111 0 e ii. , . ~, ~ i.. 0 MX n n nli, fi P.l ii .1 1
013, 21.105. 50
Barnsley •• • • 160 Neath .• •• • • 1001 181.
ilrknkkAbrg 150 5/. 85 Oxford.. •• • • 1001, 13/. 135
Birmingham 40 41. 101 Peak Forest. 78131. 18g, 70
Coventry.••• 190 2:51. 1 200 Regent's •• •• 33 11. 01. 177 g
Derby • •••• 100 Si. '63 ;Rochdale.." 65 2i. 42
Ellstare&Chs 69 2% p. ct. 33% Semrset CoAl 150
GrandJuneta 100 31. pr. ct., 50% Do.Lkid St 12
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 6/. pr. ct.l 12 Stffre4 &Wore 140 , 281. 405
Grand Surrey 100 21. 10s. Shrewsbury.. 125
Grand Union 100 11.103.1 24 Stonrbridge.. 1451 201. 290
Sennt& Ant 39 So. 04. 1 7% Severn and 1
Lancaster . 100 i , Wy c Rail. S 261 21.05. 24
beedsSoLivrp 100. 251, 512 s', Warwick& 41. 40
Leicester ..•• 100; 51. 66 Birming. i 100
Leicstr &Nth 83 41. 1 44% Warwiek&l
100 81. 28
Imlngmhboourthegst
10
1420
701. 1 510 Napton.. 3
Worcstr &-1 , 81. 83
Untgemrysk 100, -- Birming.
MeltnMwbry 100, Wilts k 3i '
llrt.si., -108.0 d. 714

14%
97
19!„;
117

106
7934
27

BALLOON ASCENT.—The fourth and t balloon as-
cent for the present year for scientific objects, under the
direction of the Kew committee of the British Associa-
tion, only took place on Wednesday last, from Vauxhall.
It being desirable to attain a great height, Mr. Green
was only accompanied by Mr. Welsh. The balleonaat
cended at 2h. 21m. p.m., and returned to terra firma
Folke-
stone, 45m., at the village of Aerys, five miles*
stone, having travelled at the rate of 55; milesoul an hour.
ave been from
The wind at starting was N.E., but, frsotnhi the direction
the balloon took, the upper current must b
the W.N.W. The greatest heighttro
of the air being
alloon reached
wa about 23,400 feet, the temp
- Brat below the freezing
11 wlegs. below zero, or 43
dpeg'l.red above the heads
po: .t. Although light cirrit aaPheeight, yet the dryness
of the aeronauts at the g
unsatisfactory. One dew
of the air was so cOnsider)alaleethat the dew points were,
by Regnault's hygrometers,.
below zero, or 62 degs. be-
point seemed to be 30 and
low the freezing point,ht
down for analysis. For the
tike
were inconvenienced in their
zero. Air was bronuag
ts
first time, the aeroto
very long inspirations, with a
breathing, havi n
in
the head. The scientific details of
sense of fulness
tg,
the first of the kind in the United
these four
wilt 'made public when carefully elaborated.
Kingdom,
---#4tACncruni.

Colloredo the Austrian
AUSTRIA AND THE DUKE'S FUNERAL.—It is said, and
we believe truly said, that Count
isenehourt iynchluadeedeeinnt
Minister
invitationsis ter at the Courtwhie h
theof St
Earl. James eivis ' sa
n,
for a full dress dinner at the Foreign-office, on Saturday
next, to all the distinguished foreigners who have been
deputed by their respective Governments to
Obs be present
at the funeral of the Duke of Wellington.—erver.
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—Holloway's Ointment and Pills
have cured a diseased foot and prevented amputation.—
James Palmer, No. 1, Mason-court, Blake-street, Liver-
pool, suffered dreadfully from a diseased foot ; the most
eminent medical men attended him, and they deemed it
necessary to remove one of his toes ; before this healed,
however, the disease broke out higher up, and then they
wanted to amputate the whole foot, to prevent fatal con-
sequences ; this he objected to, and resolved to try
Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which have effected a
perfect cure, and he can now walk and work as well
:Is ever. This case can be verified by Mr. Martin,
chemist, 24; Copperas-hill, Liverpool. Sold by all
druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment,
. 244, Strands Lobn.

00 1' --, SPECULATIVE MANIA. The accounts of the Bank
4
Of thence, for the past month, again indicate the effects
Showed speculative mania. The October statement
44
:1° a decrease of 800,0001. in the bullion, and there
11'w a further falling off of 1,500,000/. On the other
,J 114, the advances on French stock and railway shares
' reBeut an increase of 1,600,0001. In the bills dis-
etkro.,,
which increased 1,000,0001. in October, there
—l' 4140 been ai further addition of 8Q0,0001,_ ,: