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• T ll'E S EJ N, • LONDON, M 0 N D A Y EVENING) OCTOBER
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THE SHARE M tixtKETS.
France, 12%.
D HAR,BOUR and • NORTH of Sir ROBEUT WALPOLE, the Premier who boasted that, would say, so much the I. stier ; the country could Sambre and Meuse, 10%-West Flanders, 4%-Westeia of ;
FAIR jIEA
dispense with their wisdom. And our Radical , 1 --ce-.. -------
_BNEOn:iiAral Pzriwce&Alra
IRELAND 311'NING COMPANY. in the 1-louse of Commons of that time, " Every man
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RegWered Provisionally. Railways
• SPAIN. -...._
AT-erdeer-7-
Capital 150,0001, in 150,000 Shares of 1/. each. had h'se price." it is to be presumed that PULTE- friends must own, if the poll-tax were low, that the
highly We have advices from Madrid of the 28th ult. Business done
T)se Directors of the Fair Head llarisout' Company have to an- Railways. te-day. Cent. France (0
. nonnce that they have erred w*th the roprietors of the adjacent ieux"s was ascertained, for in later years this patriotic Phrson.s refusing to pay it did Dot value very
Chad. & Erquel
mineral districts of Fa,r ead, and' are inpnegotiation with those of end independent statesman relinquished hi' opposi- the privilege of n vote. There 13 indeed another ob- They contiin nothing worth extracting.
' mote tle (comprising in the 'whole upwards of 20,000 acres), to 100/. paid 27 to 27% 27 Demerara
tion, and (to USe SHERIDAN'S expressive phrase) " hid ieetion, supposable, to the scheme oe such voluntary MADRID BOURSE, SEPT. 28.-The Three par
Amb., Not Bost. &E.
Cents., 47 1-16 ; Exchange on London, 50 30 paper. J. e ~ Dijon & Besanci
u-nliectahseir interests with those' ,of the Harbour Company, and instead
• of a previous guarantee of 6 per cent., the Mines become the pro- unc.
party of the Harbeur egbaguiy. his head in a coronet," end became Earl of BATH. poll-tex voters, namely, that a rich candidate would
Bir., Wolv., and Stour East Indirn ....,
• TheaDirectorweirthei res. 10 inthrin the Shareholders of the Fair Contemporary history tells us that he still affected qualify them, and then bribe them in a mass, or inti- GERMAN Y. Valley ... all pd. 10% - 10% GL Indian Penie
' IteatHarbotir Company:Abe under the present mainge.ment they
to maintain a show of independence, and an midate them if dependent on him. We renlv we do
will..beve the opiedif 6f receiving back the whole of their deposits, ' " ' The following is the text of the dispatch that M. Birk., Lan., & Ch. Jct., temd. June. of F
' or exchanging the same for shares In the new company. the Court and the not dream of another Reform Bill without the Ballot. late
Ditto, Chest. & Birk.,
831.65.8 d., 28/. pd. 7 - 6 die. 21%
50L & 251. Cons., all pd. Louv. a la Samt
Prospectures may be had at the Office, where also applications for appearance of holding
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Minister at arm's DE MANTEUFFEL addressed, on the 27th, to the Am-
length. w anting money,, he An extended suffrage without, is, OS has been truly bassado f P • 'cl tt f • cc rts 1 Luxembourg ...
Shares can be made. r o russia, resi en a oreign u ,re a-
-20% - 21% Do. (Railway)
DEVON, Chairman. nt and was given an said, only an extended cueae to iti possessors. In the tive to the question of the Zollverein :- Ditto, ditto ... 1814 pd. 3% - 3 die. Do .
28, Cornhill, September 39, 1852. applied to the Minister for a gra ,
"In the declaration made by. the Prussian Govern- Brist. & Exet., 1004 pd. 100 - 102 101 Do. (Canal) ...
1,200/ a year. Desirous off suggestion now made we cannot be charged
ment toethe Customs' Congress, in iss sitting of the 30th Caledonian ...100/. pd. 44% - 45% x.d 45 te 45 44%x.d Lyons &Avigne
hereditary pension of
THEATRE ROYA.I., HATA.' aBEICT. of August last, it Pointed out the necessity of fixing, in CDpunhescut.k&scHEonlynis.h.iasullppcld. 2..0% - 20% Madras ...... ...
concealing the fact of his thus living a pensionary 0 with constheon-mongering, hardly even with
Mr. B. Webster. Sole Lessee and Manager. 014 Brompton.
anxious to realize a round sum of Redicalism. Household suffrage, with the a precise and legal manner, the extent of the future cus- Cork & Bandon, all pd 14% -15 % Maria Antonia ce
Being his Farewell Season as Leseee and Manager. the Crown, and Dub. & Belf.Jct. 45/.pd. 7 - e d. Do. New
THIS EVENING, ld bis interest in the grant to one rate-book es a register, is but a local tet-paying toms' union, and at the same time expresse.d the hope
Namur & Liege
The Comedy of MONEY. Characters by Messrs. Barry Selli.....van, money, he SO that in the first fortnight of September an answer would
undee,Perth,& Aber- • - •..
Do. ex int
B. Webster, L. Murray, Mrs. Fitz william, Mrs. Stirling, &c. CHARLES BOONE, for somewhat about 30,000/. The suffrage. Income-tax voting hes, moreover, been be given upon a common basis so much desired for nego-
After which, KEELEY WORRIED BY BUCKSTONE.
najc, was then granted in the name of and to the proposed already. We only add farther, that direct tiations, without which the Prussian Government couid deen June. all d
Ditto, New ::: all ppd.-
,!. ` 8 North. of Franc(
To conclude wp YOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER. ' Pe '''" ... Do. 20/. 3 p. c. B,
family of CHARLES. BOONE, and the public were thus universal taxation, or nerrly that, if adopted, fur- not resume the deliberations. East Anglian (25eL. Ss
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THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. 6, ID expr.essing this hope we thought we were all the E. and L. & D.) all pd. 4%
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13411% Orleans & Bor ,
Law, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame celeste. kept in the dark 89 to the connexion of PULTENEY Dishes an excellent means to carry out one of our Paris & Lyons
Real Attraction.
_late E. U. shrs., all pd. 8 -8%
more certain of a general agreement, as we were Do (18/. E.& H.)all pd. 3 Do. Bonds
THIS EVENING, - Earl of Batb, with the Crown as a pensioned patriot I oldest constitutional maxims, that taxation and repre-
leo. do. do. 6/.pd. .., - „..
convinced that all parties would acknowledge the no- East• Counties ... allpd. 11% 1134 Paris & °Hues
F. Will be performed TIIE GREEN BUSHES, by Madame celeste, The grant has already been in operation for somewhat sentation should be co-extensive. We almost think cessity the circumstanees demanded te put an end Eastern Union, claas-A, Paris & Rouen .
Miss Woolger, Messrs. Paul Bedford, Emery, Honey, &c. Bta Paris & Stras. .
To conclude with the celebrated Adel Phi Drama of JACK SIIP: like a century-so that the a patriotism" of PeLTENEY that the repeal of some excise or customs duties, eon- to the uncertainty which could but exercise a
PARD. Jonathan Wild, Mr. S. Emery ; Owen Wood, Mr 0. Smith ,
nected with such a simplification of their claim to a fatal influence over all the relations, and which the Paris, Caen, and
Jack Sheppard, Mrs• Keeley ; Blueskin, Mr. Paul Bedford ; Thames has already cost the country 120,000/. . 5Vs 6% bourg
Darrell, Miss Ellen Chaplin ; Winnifred, Miss Laws Honey. geneiel interest demanded to cease. But to our great ratniledidif.i,l.B. ..jian&as.;a,...:
Dalaipiprad.3
669 i 7
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We have only entered into this fruitful subject- vote as that now suggested, would go far to reconcile regret, the Government to which you are accredited has
Edin.,Per.& Dun 100 L 24 -25
Eatil ai_ia_stllfie _all plB - 18% 18% Rouen & Havre.
Sambre &Meuse
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. not sufficiently to show in what manner the public those who do not now pay the income-tax to an ex- made no satisfactory answer to the demand that the ne-
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean. %I Teti,
teontdacthmesitxmaziotiti itoht. Ed' b eSs GI 10 13 57 -59
58% St. Andrew's & I
(A)
. THIS EVENING,
.., oetite Comedy, called money has been thrown away. The public, who feel tension of it which would include them. At all
noct°l3 Tours & Nantes
win be presented (14th time) a ne- ' b Messrs. Walter no personal interest in the Duke of GRAFTON, events, if the principle were settled that payment of %tilt:7h
cf,toilrd
the treaty for the renewal and extension of the G 1 &S W *
aa. .- e5t.,1004 s„ _
„. West Flanders ~
THE PRIMA DONNA. Principal characters y
Robertson, and Miss Heath (her the Duke of direct Government taxes to some amount was to be Zollvereir. Great Northn.,looL pd 75 -77
Lacy, Addison, and Cathcart; Miss the Duke of MARLBOROUGH, 76 West. of France
14th appearance on a public stage). OTHERS. Principal charac- CHOMBERG, arl Cowrza, or "the execu
S E tors of in future the title to the vote, we should be troubled " We, in consequence, find it impossible to continue Do.", s. A Stk., e
100 . p 40 -42 40 34
After which, THE CORSICA-
,,, T.,,evil Blittyder Meadows J. Vint J ._. the deliberations with all the Plenipotentiaries of the De % B Stock,looL p 114 - 116 115 114 115 Ague Fria
ters by Messrs. C. Kean. •• • &-----bek,,,,, miss mgrray; ana ags' c; the late CHARLES Bootee," have a right to with no more demands for an extension of tne
Con d h f d h •
gress, an t ere ore we have resume t e negotia- „ e
Gt. &W. Ireld., all p 92 -94 Anglo-Californit
Chester ; Miss Phillips. Misa - ' .ereat Westn.,
Leclercq. complain of this waste of their money. And suffrage. tions with the States which have acceded to our deals- 100 L pd 94% -95 94% ys 5/8 94 Asturian
Lane. & Carlisle, all pd 82 -84 Australasian._
To conclude with A. ROLAND FOR AN' OLIVER. ration of the 30th August,
The Box-office is open daily from 11 till 5. though it might be disagreeable to those noble and Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10 11 p pm Australian ,
ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. illustrious personages to do without the snug pensions
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THE FRENC H REPUBLIC "Animated with the desire to make, ashitherto, every
e effort to advance and reach the object of the renewal of Lane & York. 100/. -
Do *F', . Pd 83 - 83% 83 % 82% %83 Austr. Freehold
o nths l5 pd 3ea 3 see ais. Ave Maria
Under the patronage ;frihnecor Mlljbeesg. and his Royal Highness which are heir-looms in their families, justice requires . et. the Zollverein, with the accession of the Steurverein, as Do.,W.Rid.Un. 11%p 3 _ 21" •
4 dm. 8% Brit. Austr. Gob
received the Paris 'ourn sof Saturda far h f
that the grants should be subjected to the strictest We have j al y as thatis possible in the general interest, and tat o Leeds Northern, all pd 18% - 18% British Iron 11
proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. 18%
da . our country, we ehall not hesitate, as soon as circum- Liv.Crsby& Sthin. all p .., _
.. Braz. Im. (is. 5 1
open Every Evening, withinthe LargeSt Equestrian Establishment examination, and, if necessary, immediately cancelled. and yester y
the World. The Government have received the following dis- stances permit, to renew the negotiations with the Go. Load. & Blackw., all pd 8 _ i% Do. Coca. &Ct
Most Gratify;ng Success! It is no justification whatever that those people have vernment with which you ere accredited, when it shall London, Tilbury, and Do. St. Joh. del
- patches :-
The great sensation created by the extraordinav performances iht have declared its assent to the question under discussion. LSouthend 1% pd , 134 - 2
tightly presented, surpasses all expectation. There will be an entire had from one hundred to one hundred and e g y " Montpellier, Oct. 2, Six in the Morning. 8% Carson's Creek.
change of Scenes in the Arena, embracing both Foreign and British f these grants. So n The Prince after the dinner at the prefecture went I shall be delighted to receive such an announcement. Loonn.,Bug.& S. CLIOO p 103% - 104% 103 1117% Cobre Copper ..,
Artistes, and the wondetful BrOthers Seigrist, on "La Perche," who years' post ession and advantage o .
heatre where his Highness was ,(Signed) " MONTEUFFEI " 'B4 N-Weat",looL p 117 ..... 117% 117 14 117 116% Colonial Gold._
are nightly haged with thunders of applause. The Drawing-room Much the better for them, so much the worse for the to the ball. at the
.t , Do. Fifths 12/. pd 2% - 8 D 14% 34 % Copiapo
greeted with enthusiasm. He went round the ball-room Do. 10L,M.&8. (e) lip 1 % 1 3i. p %
evolut I o n s of the Nicoll Family -tie Globe Juggler-French Vault- tinuance of a nuisance i
'a no ITALY. Eng. & Aust. Ca
ing and the different acts of Gymnastic Exercises-and the beautiful public. The long con saluted by the persons present with a thousand cries of Lon. & 5.-West. 100 L p Kee- -IA - 2--
Trained Steeds-malOng it in all one of the most pleasing evening's reason whatever why its abolition should r! ir
no. ta_e 6vtee ItEmpeeemee The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa quotes a letter Do. New 501., 42% - --88 -
pd 6% -5% dis. General
Gold Mountain
amusement ever presenv:d to the public. Re- "Marseilles, Oot. 1, Half-past Nine in the Mornint from Bolognitestating that two political assassinations Do. New 40L ...34/. pd 5% _ 6 gias
The doors open at Half-past Six o'clock; the Performances comnaence place. We trust that Mr. Hume, or some other Grd•Duch.Bads
at Seven.
former, will take up the subject, and face it boldly• " The Prince set off yesterday morning for Aix. e took plaCe at Lugo on the 17th ult., in the Roman Lon. & Enniskil., all pd 16% - 17% Great Polgooth
Half-price at Half-past Eight. visited o h•
n is way the aqueduct of Roquefaveur. Tho States. There happened to be a fair at the time Man.Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 30 -31 SO% % Lake Bathurst.,
Admission-Stalls, ss. • Dress Boxes, 4s. ; Upper Boxes, 35.: Pit, Such things are sufficient to create the popular dis- dth •• 1 '1 of Marseilles hd ro
mayor an e municipa comet ' Do. Manch &Lincoln
ap - and consequently larger crowds in the streets than u • ' Liberty _,,
. 2s. • Gallery, is • Upper Gallery 6d. nlOll 41. 2s. pd 334 -2% dis. Lon. & Cal. Gld I
Tickets to be had at the Box-Office trom Eleven till Four daily. content which, in some countries, has eventuated in ceeded to the spot to compliment the Prince and do him usual. One of the victims, M Z
. ACCHARI, a notery Midland 100 L d
P 75% - 76% 75% %% % % Crashing Com.
Stage Manager, Mr. Leclercq. Revolution. It is monstrous to think of such things the honours of this magnificent monument, which was by profession, and gonfaloniere of the t ll D B• & D
own, we o. ir. erby 100/. 42 _44
be raised at the expense of the commune of Marseilles. His k Mariquita........
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being continued, under a Parliament supposed to nown for his zeal in the Papal cause, was stabbed Mid. Gt. Wt. (1re.)47% ... - ... ,
Highness examined it with care, and testified his admi- Mexi. & e.Ame
PORTRMTS Reformed. ration. He presented the cross of the Legion of Honour to death on his own threshold, on returning home ; Do. % Shares, 17% pd ... - .„.
Newca& & Carl. all pd New Granada ..
OF .---eas.---. to the engineer who planned and executed the aqueduct. the other, M. MoriTereenn the procuratore fiscal, or Newmarket ...JAL pd - - -
47 -48 Nouveau Monde
Port Philip ~,,,,
The re-adjustment of the income-tax offers an ex- " The Prince, who is in excellent health, afterwards Public prosecutor, Was stabbed at 9 A.aL, in the very Newport, Abergaven. Quartz It( ,
WELLINGTON AND SOULT
/ cellent opportunity for a simple and satisfactory re- continued his route to Nismes, where he would arrive at midst of the marketsplace; but his wound has been and Hereford...l2/ psi 8% - 3%dis. Santiago de Cub
two o'clock. He was everywhere received with cries of pronounced not to be mortal.. It hee not been stated Newry & Enniek. 7% p 1 51. _ 2% South Australiar
WITH MEMOIRS AND PAC-SMILES OF THEIR HAND- adjustment of the suffrage also. Three things, at 'Vi l'E
ve mpereurr " whether the assassins have been arrested or not. Norfolk lOO/. pd 43 -45 Tin Croft
WRITINGS. least, appear to be pretty well settled in the public " Montpellier, Oct. 1, Half-paat Two. The case of GIIERRAzZI end others continues to Do. New 20/.
North. Coun U *
•••220/ 13 91A -8% di& United Mexican
A PORTRAIT OF mind-one, that the tax cannot be dispensed with, 4, The prince arrived at the terminus at half-past excite intens,e; interest at Florence. After hating, North British n*.a.Pd *** - - die* West Mariposa.,
TRE DUKE OF WELLINGTON for it will never be endured that any of the ar- twelve. He was received amidst mks a thousand times • h
repeated of 'V. l'E h The crowd •
lye espereur . in t e course of the sitting of tbe Royal Court of
was lint the 24th ult P 30 -31
Nth. Dev0n,N0.1,134 7 -6% dia. 30% ' Yuba
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tides which have escaped Custom-house annoy- m th• • answered all the allegations brought Dile., No. 2 6% pd .„ - . Australasia -..•
ense on is passage, and the people were animated •.e • . 0., %A, def....a1l pd 2ee **2q
TOGETHER WITH against nim with reseed to his younger days, Brit. Nth. Amer.
ances should be again subjected to them, and dis- with an indescribable enthusiasm. From the reilway Do. te B, guar. 5/. d - - --
It 34 - te dis. Colonial
THE MOST - d GUERRAZZI proceeded to sketch big political conduct N rtja s
pensing with the tax by economy is, we suppose the Prince went to the Cathedral, where he was receive • , , a., . o tafford. 17% p 4% _4% dis. Corn. of London
SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SOULT quite out of the question ; a second is, that if by tho bishop, surrounded by his clergy. The Frinoe in Lel4s, until the paged when MONTANELLI WAS North-Western...all d 1334 London Chart. I
has just entered the prefecture. There a bouquet end named Governor of Leghorn, asserting that all his N. & S.-W. June. Bte p 4% _ 610. Australia
EVER TAKEN, retained it must be rendered as equitable as possible, - - h
grapes were offered to him y a group of young girls efforts were directed towaeds maintaining order and Oxf.,Wor., esW.,lOO/. p 46% - 47% Lon. & County
Scottish Central 100/ p 82 -84 83 London Jt. Stk.
BY TV YOIV, and the possibility of making it at least twice as dressed in white, midst mks of ' Vivo l'Empereurr trenquillity in that town, particularly during the Scottish Midld 100 •
/ D 55
7OR WHICH THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES, equitable as it now is, has been fully demon- , " Foote P.m. disturbances which broke out there in Septemter of ale e,- en '' n. 7
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rews. ee ear....1.,04 68 ._. 72 Lon. & Westm.
Nat. Prov. Eng.
' The Prince has jest been present at the siege of the that year.-The President of the cow t having asked Do. do.
strated. A third point, on which all the present • ... Do. New ,
IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, citadel. He was received, as in the morning, with him whether he bad I'll d bl'
i e eny pu . c offices in Tus- Shrew. & Her 9/. P 2 -1 % dis. Nat of Ireland.,
payers of the tax are agreed, is that it ought to be ex- , Vive l'Emperenr!' The filing off of the people is be-
AT THE SUN OFFICE, 112, STRAND, cany he anewered that he bad been a deputy to +he Shrewsbu. and Chester Orient. Bk. Corp
(Nor. W. Min.)
tended to all incomes which are above what is deemed gine;ng at the Peyror." Council-Generel, a constitutional Minitter of the all pd 20% - 21% Prem. of Ireland
PRICE SIXPENCE. sufficient to support a working man and his family. M. REGAUD Mayor of the city of Air and
/ GRAND DUKE, spontaneously called by bim to that Do. Halves all d
Is 10% 1034 . Do. New .
De t dl. ' '
vered to the PRINCE the followin ad- Do. Oawestry_all pd 15 k 4 16% Roy. Aust. Bkg.
Sun Office, Oct. 1, 1 852. We know of but one objection to this, and that is, that .. Pu yt e 1 g office before his departure from Tuscany ; and, subse-
,Shrop. Union mei - -- -
dress :- A ed 8% -3% el. x.d x.d Importing Com
the articles which are consumed us largely by the work- .. prime, wel Th - h 1). f quently, a member of the Provisional Government in Do. A, B, C, & D fully
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. ing man as by the rich man, or even more so, are the city of Aix ere anxious tO receivo worthily the virtue o the votes and solicitations of the Chambers, e pd. up at per cent... ,„ - ... di& Do. New
Tuts Day -Morning 1 min. after 5 I Evening 17 min. after 5 outh Devon allpd 20 -21 21 Union of London
itc.Moinow-licrnincf 37 min. after 5 I Evening 56 min. after 5 just those by which the largest revenue is raised, and nephew of the Emperor, the saviour of France, d Chief of the ecvtive b a dec e of he Tuscany °
and au Ex y r e t South-Eastein 100/. pci 71ee 7ee
their generous benefactor. The railway to our town, Constituent Assembly. He then spoke of MONTA- South Wales all pd 40- --
420- Union of Madrk
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, THE WE.4I.TTIER.-Stnv OFFICE, OOTOBER 4 and the restorat;on of the tobacco culture to us, ere NELLI, declaring that the chaege brought against the S.York.& Riv. Dun 15/ 14% - 15% Austral. Roy. MI
find-incomes taxed, indirectly. The answer seems a guarantee that you will not forget us in the latter, of not beiog sincerely attached to the GRAND Do. Do. 5L pd par _34 0
THERMOMETER, IN THE SHADE. Canada 3'
short ;to abolish by the increased income-tax these t important question of a canal to bring the DUES, was unfounded, it being his firm opinion that Stirl. & Dunferm. all p.. - -
55-highest since boon yesterday. Stock. & Han 16/23.3d. • ••• Copper Miners o
45-lowest this morning and during the night. duties which press most heavily on,the working man's weters of the Verdon into our streets and country dis- MONTANELLI'S republicanism only dated from the
tricts. The city of Aix
. was formerly the capital of GRAND Dusat's deperture from Tuscany; but that Taff Val 19g ''' -".
Thames e_ a ..-2. pd 169 ..... 171 lend .. „,
De. Preference, '
' 50.-this day, at noon. comforts ; and to give trade and the country the Provence, the residen h
ce of a king and t e country of •
he was loyally attached to the Prince during the and R 11l ven Dock
tu way -191. pd 2% -2% Crystal Palace .
BAROMETER, 29.49. benefit of increased imports, and consequent increased; knights and troubadours. Fallen from its ancient a 1
p en- time of his Ministry, even enterteining the idea of Vale of Neath...l7L pd 12% 1 % Eastern Steam..
WLND S.S.W.- strong gusts of wind, with heavy rain all demand for Brit. h
is manufacturers, and the saving of 'dour .it has afforded itself consolation, by its cultivation •d' gh' " th f I 1 bd h
in assuming e crown otay,a t ey Waterfd. & Kilk. all d -3 a
Is 6% -6% Elect. Tel eg. Irel
• the morning. of literature and of the arts. It has constautly remained a' 111- lin Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21 -22 Gen. Stm. Nay. .
the cost of collection. We will assume, however, that succeeded in procuring her freedom. He further Gen. Screw Steen
devoted to the ideas of order, authority, and power. West Cornwall 13/. d
P 10 - 10%
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• DAILY WEATHER TABLE. there can hardly be a question respecting the necessity Prince, yoa are at present the representative of these spoke of Ma2zuer, disapproving of his political opi- West London ...all pd ... - ... Ring Company.
of extending the tax least obstructive of commerce, ideas in France. May God watch over your life, for das fantestical nd not Yk. N
nions, which he describe , e ~ ew.& Ben 100Lp 66% - 67% 66% % Irish Beetroot Su
": ' State of the Wind and Weather at hof the following Do. & New. Ex 20L Penin. & Or. SL
never, perhaps, did founded u on a sound knowled e of men end things.
the fate of a great nation depeed so P .g • . - DG N ' * P 8% - 8 dis. 1134 Do. D
' aiT' ' lock on Saturday Morning--The stations and most cheaply and easily collected, as widely as
pnees at .me o c much as at present on' a single head. Such are the wishes He spoke without inteiruption for upwards of o. . .lepurc. 10/. P 2% -2% d• •••
Royal Mail Stm.
York & lea. Mid.looLpd 49 50 IL
ere arranged in order of latitude. possible. Now, it has often been suggested, even under and sentiments which I have the honou f eat • fih d l'tdt •th f dt
r o pressing to ve ours, an eves ea ene owi pro oun a - 49 Universal Emit
Beeeneros-Wind W.N.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. the present income-tax, that every one who pays it you in my own name, in that of th ' ' l -1 t t.
e mut:imps counci . en ion. and Colonizatio:
PIZEIMILEnreII SHAZ3IIII.
BouTDAscrros-Wind W., strong breeze-partially cloudy.
should have a vote, nor can we conceive that anything and in that of the whole town of which I express the Aberdeen all 14
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Foenearoeur-Wind N. W., gentle breeze-overcast. sentiments." SWEDEN. Do. No. 2, 7 per ct all' ~ - ••• •
MONEY a
TuNtsireDent-Wind W., calm-•rain. could have prevented the cordial adoption of so - - •••
..ene rumen replied- Bris &Ex, 4 p. chS I
tk 105. - 107
GREENWICH-Wind W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. reasons e a proposition, but the little-minded and
bl " Monsieur le Maire,-I thank you for the sentim t Prince GUSTAVUS, -
nuke of Upland, end second D "
o. 4p. F. Shares, 5/.pd „, -„,
tarnooo-Wind W., hard wind-paetially cloudy. en s son of the Kin of SWEDEN died at Chlistiona on the The sales of
Commis/ITER-Wind S.W., strong breeze - overcast. selfish opposition of the late Premier. No one might you have bxpressed towards me. I shall be happy to 24th ult Hif ' . .
e landed there on the 16th with their Ches & Hot
Caledonian, 10/. 100/ p 100 - 108 x.d 10111
lid. 11 od a. red estimated at 12,
feetanneoz-Wind NAV., gentle breeze -partielly cloudy. touch the Reform Bill but himself ; and apparently have it in my power to contribute to the prosperity of ei • -, ~,e • e• • • ,-, a. • Y ae-18 - 19
AJESTIES, 8130, complameu oe inuisposition. een the emrk and Bandon, 51A taken for expoi
YAamourn-Wind N., calm-rain.
to gratify this silly vanity neither income-tax payers -
your town by a branch line of. reilway, and the resto- tu• r cent.
following day he was seized with violent fever, which ..,t) tian on specul
ilia returns from the following places indicate the stets of ration of the cultivation of tobaceo. I have the most Dundee, Per., & Ablercial %dia. --
% P
nor ten-pound householders in counties, might have ardent desire to see all the great towns of France united ended fatally. The Swedish Ambrssador at Paris prices of all ki
the wind and weather on Friday morning; at nine Junction ll d
a P 6 - 611 9,000 American
votes. It would seem, however, that nothing would together by lines of railway, as all the men of order has issued invitations for a grand diplomatic dinner E. Ang.(3/ 10s)6 pc. all e g e u"-
o' deck :-.. 1,000 Surat at
letnLorgoAn-Wind N. W., hard v, ind-rain. . combine more unquestionable qualifications for a vote and devotedness t 3 the cause of the country are united for this day, but it has been necesserily put off, in Do. 010 7perce all p eli 2 ate only a limited
by the generous sentiments which you have just ex- consequence of the death of the Prince. Do. (71175) 7p.c. 2 p „ -
Poooz-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy. than payment of the income-tax. We mean, of pressed towards me." Eastern Counties Ex., " - ••• By the Reno,
SooreLemr-roN-Wind W , strong breeze -partially cloudy. e e - -
sp. c., No. 1 all pd is 4 -1% p advices as late i
CoLocearza-Wind S.W., strong breeze-partially cloudy. course, in the view of those who insist upon a pro- The passage of the Patrice PRESIDENT through COURT CIRCULAR. Do. No. 2 all pd 1% - PA, ii Pm exceedingly fav
perty tootlification and object to universal or manhood Avignon was marked by an act of reparation, which BALMORAL, SEPT. 30. Do. New 6p. c. sue, ea 14% - 147 - Pal the general pr
_ ____ _
• consisted in restorin the Sister f •
s o Satnt Joseph H Ai 1434
Union Seri 120,000/. has b(
. ,(**o 34se,4Ve )t • - ... suffrage. If extended as far as Mr. Iluetz's report g
(which appeared at length in The Sun of the 31st of who in 1 844 end 1 845 had been driven from their' Bhuie.
er Majesty drove yesterday towards the Balloch Eastern_ p,
Guar. 6 Ter ct.,„au p 16% ~ am In New Soul
f.P.,,, 4.0, -t,,, ',...:,;;-..--,-..,0, ,p___, 1 . convent, which had been converted into an hospital Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p -•-• 13
17
a(ze• Carlo, . ••• ee. ea July) proposes, it would comprehend all the better off His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out deer- had visited the ,
tee se - e ,4, e. C-7 ' .-1 e ' , lt . . ite.,..• for the Vieillards de la Charite, and which in its East Lancashire, 6 s ''" - ...
per cordial and rest
see,
te : :41111w , \,...).',.. among the working classes-all that well-satisfied, turn had been converted into the comm 1 b stalking. et. Quer. Shr& all pd 9
e .. . ae- e e •te .• e j.- ,-- _ ',l" --es- una arracks. .... 9% well observed 0
- e".•••e' e' "reer ee4sine ,',' • " °?:-.Lelf. 411:'•9L''"' ' ' .41ise, "' and often intelligent, portion of them which is as At the earnest request of Mgr. DEHELAY, Arch- g
Viscountess Cannin has relieved Viscountess East & West Yorkshire
which, consider
• a - ea,,a,se, • nee; -en_
little given to change, and as averse to " physical bishop of Avignon, their convent ia to be immediately •
Jocel nin her duties of Lai -.12- i i
y .y i Wa tng to her a
Ai . Junction, 5th5...a1l pd
Eel' P & D 5 ••• -- ...
in., er. un. ea must be conside
_
--- - force " agitation, as the middle classes, or the restored to them, the PRINCE having in person an- testy.
per cent. all pd 3 different from tl
ebrientleou
~e,,li
.7.!...e:;;;. int aristocracy themselves. No one, indeed, could 'a a visit which he mad
pounced the event, 1 e. to the da
establishment. The news was received with loud General Viscount Hardinge left Balmoral yester- mas. s, u.w. gem. 5 p.ce
y for London. Gt. North. sp. c.loopd ; ..... 3%
other gold proc
was attributable
pretend " danger to the Constitution," Mr. and Mrs. Farquheraon, oftlnvercauld, had the D 0.5 pc. red. sc. 100 p
.- -- -.. as framed by tl
or acclamations, the multitudes crying out " His uncle 111 112
.5-...„-spr " danger to the Throne," from that class of operatives gave us these good sisters ; he has restored them to honour of- dining with her Majesty yesterday. Great South. & West. •• -- ...
ths all also seemed mu
LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1852. which any income-tax would reach. Then what a us! May God-bless him for so doing!" OCT. 2. (Ireland) 8 pd 8%
..... 9
Gt. West. (Berk, & fl, like habits. 01
....- recommendation would the simplicity of such a quali- The following is the text of the decree signed by the The woods at Balmoral were driven yesterday for Ex. I per cent.)...6 pd %
..... 1 from Goulburn,
PRINCE PRESIDER t deer. Gt.W. axed 4% 100 L p 107 ....„ 101 specimens aro at
In recent remarks on the hereditary pensions, out fioation be. Mr. COBDEN, in defending a suffrage „. 0 . ..._ T a Toulon :- Her Majesty was present, with the Prince of Wales Lancashire and York. 102 slightly flattene
le um Napoleon, President of the French Republic
of the Excise and Postsoffice, to the ducal house of based on the payment of poor.rates, always contended wishing to give to the ' and Prince Alfred. shire, F. 20/. -XL Ed %di& iuch long, hut i
town of Toulon the development tk. 100/. .... % e
!eatery' stream
GRAFTON, we by no means made as much of the case that we must have a more simple and easier mode of which the imPortehce of its popeistem, and the rank The dinner party included her Royal Highness the Do. 6p.c. S P 150 .... 1531-
which this great militr- Leeds Northern, 6 per . yielded well.
as ive might have done. The plain facts were suffi- registration ; and thattalthough a few might be casually y port occupies in our national. Duchess of Kent, her Serene Highness the Princess cent. No. 1 ...... 13L pd - --- ... yielded from tw
I• d '
g tidies an wealth, have long dema d ... ....
Hohenlobe Lan enbour
n ed, on the report of g g, and the Princess Adelaide Do. Qrs., 1848.-9 L pd
...
sas •••••• digging was ref
cient. Nothing need go beyond the undeniable truth. left out who ought to be in, yet that the rate-book the Minister Secretary of State '
ot War, decrees •-Art, 1. and Prince Hermann of Hohenlohe Langenbourg London & Brig. guar. On the subjec
that -K ing CHARLES the SECOND, one hundred and would be a register free from all doubt or complexity. The fortified enceinte of the town of Tl • l e - -'
ou on shal -e 5 per cent. ...100L pd ....
......
...
be no very grei
seventy Years Br' threw hi 3 natural son on this It is already made use of (thanks again to the perti- immediately incrersed. The base
sh . . sof this enlaegement •
ah. be established according to the Bill Lord Stanley, T.Juder Secretary of State for Fo- Do.Pr.s pc. Stk.
r 'on Affairs has left tow a for Knowsle aft r i
y, a pay. ng Do. Con. spc, 1 100 L ...
...._
852 all . ••• immigration be
taz.ridden Country, by wanting him a pension of nacity of Lord JOHN RUSSELL) as i fertile source of 17th May, 1846. At 9 Th la- • presented the el- '
-r. e. e mister Secretar oe a visit to the Chancellor of the Exchequer at Hugh- Do. N.Gr. 6p c 0/ •• -- -
10 • P ... .... culture would; ,
7,1911. 12s. „ue of the Excise ; that he gave a further annoyance and disfranchisement ; but, adopted as a Slate of War is cherged with the execution of h Y d t t - Lon. & N.-mr. (Cov. & "" pursuit of gold 1
t e pre. en en nlanor.
pension oe 3,407/. 10i. out of the Post-office ; tbst register, it would be the very reverse. This is a sent decree. Given at Toulon, 28th September. Nunet) 5 p.c. 1.00/. led ... .....
a. sure for the pe
" Louis NAPOLEON. Ln.&,S.W.Ce.3ds.s/. is 3% -3% n experience at th
these two peneions, of 10,599/. 23., were given, not very important point to the comfort of electors, and In the Sydne!
(Cotrntersigned) "A. DE ST. ARNAUD, THE QuERN.-Her Majesty the Queen, Prince Lon. & En. % Sh. all p 13 -14 '
for the life of the gren tee alone, but made heredi- indeed to giving us the full constituency indicated by . Minister of Wee." Albert, and such of the Roe el Family f'S are at Balmoral, we Man., Sheff., S/ Linen. , appeared midair
tary in his family ; thet the present Duke receives the Reform Bill itself. Thousands of votes The Bishop of MARSEILLES has received Demi h are happy to hear, intend, in retniaing to the metropolis, to Qr. Sh., No. 1...a1l INI 9 -- 10 Money market f
t e pay a visit to the Principelit • d f h M 'est 's accom-
. . y, an or er aj y Do. New 161. all pd 11% -12 upon it, The le
this 10,599/. 23. every - f his life ; that it vt;11 be are lost, because persons will not submit PRINCE PRESIDENT the cross of the Legion of D ' ••• 3l. tod 5
0. 6/.
year o =dation the greater part of the Penrhyn Arms Hotel, at A - eft p twO mercantile 1
receivable by all future Deists, and that, incredible to the loss of time and unpleasantness of waiting Honour. Bangor, has been secured for Wednesday week, the 13th inst. Maiyport and Carlisle, The principal pr
es it may were, the pekes of GRAFTON for hours in a Registration Court. And where the According to a letter from Marseilles, the window Thou h her •t a visit •
g . Maps y' . will be private, yet there can be 4 per cent all pd eidis. - ea p venue on gold 1
f the room in which it was intended to lace a, no douot that the inhabitants of Bangor will feel it their Do., 4% per ct. 6% p eedis. - et p
them at twelve n
have already received as much money from this cases are defended, our columns at the present time •° p rue duty to receive her with such demonstrations of afectionate Mid. Con. 6p c St, 100/. ... - ...
-infernal machine, was to have been mesked b a r d this were done I
Do. Con. Bri& &Bin,
grant 89, at accumulating interest, would now amount will show, that the majority of persons who cannot lar i h d • f h• h
ge eag e, t e out-sprea wings o w ic were so .1v
y _Tar as are due to ber exalted character and position.-
oath Wales Chronicle. 6 per cent...looL pd 148 - 150 being based on e
to over 1,200,000,000/e or more than one end a half sustain their vote, lose it through some worthless in- contrived that by touching a spring tbey would have RE-OPENING or THE A Do Erewash vel 11'3
_ . __.a_r .•• - ••• be extended larg
the entire National Debt. It is too much to expect, formality, being meanwhile of the very class which folded together, end unmasked the murderous ma- OFFIcE IN BANKRUPT TANT- GENERAL'S •
_ CCOUN . . Do. Leic. & Swanning.
cr.-On Saturday notice wes given Ber G Accounts from
P ce uar. IDOL p ... -- ... the meeting of I
we fear, that the Doke of Gaat'Tott will follow the the Reform Bill proposed to enfranchise. It is surely chine. that the office of the Accountant-Generek in Bankruptcy, Do. Pref., 4e p.c. 51. p Par -% P held there, and i
noble example of the late Marquis CA Ble, w 0
h high time that all this were done away with. The which has been closed b order
, A letter from Paris, in the Independance of Brus- th 1, y . of the Lord Chancellor since
' sels sa s .-" lam informed that the Pit o 'll e eth of August last, will be re- Norfolk Exten- all pd 22 --- 23
opened this day, when Do.-Gr. 5% p et. all 5% ...... 6 solved that there
voluntarily stiseendered to the public the net re. battle of the Constitution ought notto be fought in the 'y • - IN E Wl' dividend warrants will be paid. P Bank, being part
again leave Paris immediately after his returntebut T Do. W.Val. 5 p.c all p 1% --- 2 security for tho
.in
ceipts of hie e ecure Tellership of the Bache.. Registration Courts, but at the hustin s. The vic-
g he will not go to St. Cloud. .He is expected at Fon- he Cabinet Ministers are expected to assemble in North British 100/. pe. 94 -96 93 by the Direction,
qUer, aneounting to an avereee of more than twenty tory ought +de end uon the cavils ;
not -0 P p o. lawyers, teinebleau on the 201 b, to enjoy the pleasures of tile
, London about the 14th of the
pose of settlin th ' present month, for the pun- North Stafford-All p 4
... .......
e penod of the meeting of the new Parlia- Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15L Mr. Brassoy, for
thoutand a per. and the uuacrupulousness of paid objectors or claim- chase. His carriages horses, and dogs, have been ment, whichgat present st d 6 per cent...loo/.
an s prorogued to the 21st of Pd 2% -2% P and-a-Half per C
This case of the Duke of GRAFTON, bad as it is, ants, but upon tbe votes of those who have a right a y
lread sent there. The Fame will have numerous OCtober. A Privy Council will very shortly afterwards Ditto ditto ... 3/. pd - ... also foreign stock
visitors and the hunts will be oroaniz don a •. I be held by the Queen, at which ar cl at' 'll b ' d Shrew& & Bir N G '''
p o ara ion wi e issue , _ •• ; all 11% -- 11% There has beer
does not stand alone. The 10,59 9/. 25., which the from their social position to the suffrage. The rate- l ' - e- - Pnat'e'Y 'Bummoning the Peers
sca e. The Palace of Fontainebleau has been re- and Members of the House of Com- Shrews. & Ches. (le.W. the amount of bu
GI, J„Trow family have ta ken out of the pockets of the book would certainly accomplish this ; and the • e e e e . • • mona to meet for the dispatch of public business.- Sunday Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd 17% -- 18%
peire ,en a part o t e old furnitere which bad been Paper- it off and to bnoy
'nee the time of King parish collectors, with the receipt papers oF removed Us - the Garde Do. a 'per cent. 101 pd ' r --- 134 p
Itts`Pie, year after yo r, til illeulge of the Crown hoe; 91 to look, a sligh;
-I -- ...HE DUKE'S FUNERAL --It is confidently at,A South Devon all pd is -16
CUARLEII, bus been -
;pent in this country, at all the past year, would render personation al. been replaced in its original position. Groweed ea le • " 11 I he ". -st --, D N
ges in circles iey to well informed on the subject, that the e' "7 l'i Pd %tlis• - Par been par to 10f
are to he seen in ever di ' " ' • -
events. But, About the year 1 6 90, an hereditary most imposeilele. And equally , simple, equally -7 , y rection. funeral of the late Duke of Wellington will take place on Sa- St.-Est. (Reading An- . premium.
•
The Constitutionnel contaihs a sh nuities)...l/. Os. ed psi, 25% -- 26
pension of • 2,900/. we 1 g-rinited by WioniAsi efficacious to prevent imposture and hareesing liti- ort article in faeour turday, the 13th of November. 25% In the Foreign.
f t h ' Do., 4% p c 100/. p, ,
o en ours labour per day in factories It •
111, to +lie Deke of SeuoluitunG. second in eation, would be the iocomin tax cullector's book and to the reductions. mad • . points Patecess's THEATRE.-A new two-act xi:tele- Bth. York. 4p c gd. all 19 .-
20.
e in England and Belgium in :drama is to be
_produced on Wednesda - called /t/ ' Mexican Bonds h
3, ount St. Stock. & Hart. gd. 5p c ilian at 101 ex d
„Liman el at the bat 6 e of the Boyne. receipt, Indeed it would Bean that 01l this Plan the that respect, sod is of opinion tbat the •'•M. f / • hF ' ' S '
same practice tc ie , or,t e airy of tne ands, in which Mr. Wright will until July 1 1856 all p
Not one . Ten" of all this money has present costly system of Revising Barristers might be might be safely introduced into France. The Pa make his first appearance under the present management. Waterford Se'liille, *** - ...
enny, been quoted 104.
1 ys The other rine' 1 arts be fill d
p ipa p are to e
been eaent in We country. For more than one entirely dispensed with, and the exist.
- i ,
ne• local officers makes the late tour of the Emperor of AUSTRIA. in ca by Mr. Harley, Miss 6 per cant. 3/. pd - % % dia. quoted 95,1 to
Hotta Le Clercq, and Miss Mershall.
Hunger the text for York, New. & Bar. all p 102 " .-. 104
huauited awl sixty years, this Dutch family have eo the whole of the work. It is quite certain that no • y . an article, in which itandicates ' A ' ca supported at 9h• to
with el considerable share of in enuit th &RIVAL' OF erOLD DUST.-On Saturday the shi, Do. Do 5/. pd 5 e_ ete
g y e vat iou a bargain is at 6 for
anuually received 2,900/ of our bard English false claims would 13e made, and the lists of persons 'ts f ' 'l' d "
poin o simi itu e which it declares exist between bleibour Prt PICli ' h I h '
Medwaye Captain Mackwoed, arrived in tho R• r York &N. Midland IL
iver from
money-they have mtwilly Pocketed over 466,000 h, assessed to the income-tax, and therefore entitled to ft France and Austtia at th ne, o ip, wit no eta tan 61,500 ounces of dS I- h 1 ) and-a-Half per C
an . ure . (L pd % ... % p
e present moment. In both gold duet valued at u w d f 270 000/ I
p. ar s o , . mmediately on Spanish Deferred
which, at accumulating iaterest, would haveennounted vote, being printed, it might even bring to light some couniries the Head of the St t 1 k
ta e, i remar s, hes th 1' •
ermine arrivieg off larnehouse, she WES surround d b
e y a IeZNZEi LEASED .flas YIXIIID "1133111Villial: 501 to Z.
to sufficient to enable the Cueeieeneou of the few individuals not hitherto honoured with the thought fit to make a tour through part of the terri- eamplete f,let el small boats tilled with crimps lod •
, ging- _____
Railway Share
house kee ers and othe i Leasing
Excliegualt "to give up the heaviest taxes in ais annual visit of her MAJESTY'S tax; collector. We tory, and bas everywhere been. greeted with indium- h ‘ P , ,rs of the " long-shore" fraternity Railways. 1-0 - Nominal Prices. Businitas very limited tran
i'( w o made numerous ineffectual efforts to et on b d t ' es mpanie&
oar o re-
_____, to-day. day's values. Th
Budget, and tho worst of it is that these pension eau readily conceive of one objection on the Radical the arte of the coun
tions. Even . p try which not long move the seamen's effects und th ' g '
e. _ er e impression, from the ,
ince were most marked by revolutionary doctrines, valuable 'nature fth Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... --• ... ..."--"--- The Gold Mine
ueleas cut off by Parliament-are to last for ever, aide, arid one objection only ; tbat the suffrage wo Id 9- - h o e ship's cargo, that the men must be
u have yielded to t e general impulse and affordedtheir equally well stored. In antici t•
pa ion of such sit attempt, D • '
Bile& Oxf gua. all Gt.
i , West.n. 29% - 80% O 11.3 railway me
Earl COWPBE la another of these perpetual blisters. not descend sufficiently low. We think t • Th ' f ' •
wh meed of acclamation. ein erence which the Pays however, ' r pffi
pp ice. cers were on board, and all their endea. o. without, all p Do. ...... 29 -- 80 Belgian Eastern J
. Mrs Bir.Wolv. & Dud., Birkenhead, Lane
were fruitless. The Medway brings one of the most
For what services, we know not, this noblemsea might - even meet these gentlemen, and meet comes to ft 11 th. 's that th •' 1 f th •
om A 13 1 e princip eo au orny valuable cargoes ever ire d guar. all pd Do.
ancestors received a grant of 1,5 95/. 16s. from the them in a way which would, perhaps, has been again recognised in the two countries, port of London, amountitrile bY
a private vesael into the 80 -81
g, in the aggregate, with cargo and Do. without,all pi Do.
Dutch Mooarcle, who was so very liberal of-other not even alarm those who rejoice in the title of Li- and that neither of them is likely to • again gold dust in the hands of the passengers to ne 1
a ar 7 500,000 i. Buckinghaah all 'L &N W 29
. p, on. . ,ss _- ... Dijon to Besancoe
fall so • • The Ganges, Allan master also arri
easily into their late errors. The Union, , , ~ , , ved in the River on Sa- Cl dsdal J
y . a C., allp Caledonian 51 -53
le's money. The Cowl'hu family, who rank among oeral Conservatives. In theory, it would be best by Londonderry and
peop referring to some remarks of the Assemblie ""47, IMP 0 a
y ney, New South Wales, with a
car_
ee E.Lin., gua. 6 per Scottish Central, (
the wealthy nobles of tbe land, have thus conde • far to supply the pecuniery wants of the state, en- Nationale I " I. 1 I ff t 11' "
re ative to Lie .oan 0 or ymi tons gold dust end wool, valued at 160,000/. " " cent 10041x1 Gt. No 147 - 149 zed 1471 i The letter of LI
wended to receive a gross sum ot over 250,000/. from iirelY, by direct taxation. In t ,
hat case as eve
, n those contracted by Don MIGUEL in the year 1832) THE AMERICAN CLOCK MARUFACTURE.-SOMe Gloucest. & Dean
Forest all pd Gt. Westrn. 32 meat of the Stook
this hereditary pension, 1 hell k '
aud theY wil g Ytae It wh° in no reasonable sense possess property, would when on the throne of Portugal, deoleres that it idea of the extent to which clock makin •
th• t t b f g a carried on in Hartle
is 8a a may e ennui from the fact that, in the town of Railw.
ph Dk. &
.1 Yk N 1 .-
88
• ew. 82% 82 Revenue, puts tho
evhile one of them remains. yet enjoy protection of fife, • D
they ought to pay some- quite agrees with that journal in consideri g the Bristol alone, a capital of three hundred thousand d -ell .1
e- &Rem ...- *-- ...
otters is Hull & Selby', all p lek. &N M -- "I have been ,
debt to be erfectl 113 - 115 the difference of
There is another oobleman queetered on the post. thing. Indeed there should be a unifoim poll-tax for . . fl y legal, and one which Portugal is invested. in the manufactare of clocks. The number of this Do. Halves. all D •
tatrly called 011 to reimb description vf timepieces annually finished is oae hundred - Do. Quarts.,all P 6.
...... 56% - 57% • the subject of t
use. p Do. ...... 27 -28 deeds of
office. This is Ow Duke of MARLBOROUGH, to whom the equal protection of life which all enjoy, and a Th S' ' / •
e len e, refwing to the late condemnation of and fifty thonhand. Onehandred thoasand samples of inside Leeds &Brdt,allp Midland 0 assignn
• ditery pension of 4 000/. ro ert -tax
Queen Anus granted an her. , pp y graduated according to the kind and MAX Q
............ ~.,OUGERE and JOURDA t f tl work, in addition, are tuned out, end sen.t to otner factories Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern..... 116 - 108 107% benture Bonds.
rie wo o the, gen e- for com letion
.that i te be s lied 3% -145 i
p ; s, upp with Cases, and other Do. Pref all pd Do
a-year-which, in' truth, foires the chief means of amount of Property for which protection is asked. men connect( 1 with that '
journal, to a heavy fine for external embellishments. Between three and four hundred Lowestoft., gua. 4 * 25% - 26te
Marlbo- The onl obje •
his support. JOHN CHURCHILL, Duke of y ction to such a poll-tax under a large en offence against the laws of the t k h nds are em lo ed in the different estabh
press, aes coca- -9 P3' ishments; besides a per cent...all pd Norfolk
Which, in the old 1
1 and was well extension of the incom ,__ sion to remark on the large number of females,who do the ornementel part of the Do. % ..... 19%
rough, was a distingu;sbed Genera , e-tax, is that it is paid alreauy . .. . _ exceedingly difficult position 6p. ct., all pDo
d" that his by the poor man's cons •
paid for it, in his day, But it hi " too ba umption of tea 'or tobacco; in which the French news
and to call f papers are at present placed, work, such as painting, ec. Other flourisfiing factolies exist Manch. Bentn, J L & W
in various parts etf the state, Neatly worthy of notice • 't ' Ne / 3
, par- & Matick,s%p & hr. ••• .-- ..„,
-. 3% One leading com
breathe su osin however these • or some modification ie the • •
existing laws ticularly at Terryville, Peemouth, and Litchfield.-Litclifield Middlesbe& Red-' solicitors), treeing
descendents, for as long as a CHURCHILL may , PP g, , dunes largely reduced or on the press. of a 500 L Bond, up
shall thus be quartered on the public. bolished thro h the inc *
Already over a , ug reased amount of the in- The Journal des Debat h Republican. car, 6p. c., all p Stktn&Dar duty, siich insuffic
'1 11-tax mi
half a million sterling hes been rid on tb;s account. come-tax, a sma .po
.ght Yet be added, say, Ministerial crisis in Beleiuns bt 't •1 •
3as some remarks on the T CSE OF VOLISTARY STAR
, ui a elite eis not of LERoNE. N. & E., sp. c. all ECo ti *- -.7
HE A VATION TN MARY- T., ~._ ~ m , • un-es 63 -6..,
-On Friday, at the meeting of the Marylebone rresuh " "'Yr% f L•&N.WI 64% premium being pai,
five or ten shit% s or helf-a- any great interest, 11 11 the Band, I am ti
Among the Hereditary Pensions, We frit! the BUm g? . • croVio, if it were pre- - -5-g mostly of asr sculative Guardian Board, the owners reported that the Magistrates all paid a &La. &Y 1 - - ...
h ',idly d
of 1,2001. a-year payable to the o Assignees of" the fined, for eac- ' i t ital. Then, again, it mi bt b character. . had refused to certify to do insanity of the Misses Sharpley, Ditto, Halves, A, official opirion o
1 with ell erSons not • • •
g , e BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN R lIL who bad attem d d b
pte to conmit suici e y voluntary starve- • 100/. pd Do. .... dealings in this fa
late CriARLEa Bootee It, may be asked who is this left optiona p assessed to the in- LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, WerAYS AT TRH .. : ... -- p
ROY. & Hit,loo4 Gt. Nortn.n. 149 -5.1: once freed from the
Boone- coMpanibn ? That question is Inure easily this 011-tax
come-tax, to pay p or not,, as they Charleroi and Erquelines, 16 0. 2.
lie-Dijon and Besangon, 3- non, so that they might be removed to a luuatic aSylmn ;
that in consequence inquiees had been made, and their set- Do. Shep. Ex., all Do. ...... 148 "1 s
-- 150 The reply etas r
Great Indian Peninsula, 7%,-Grand Jena' Shf. Rth. & Goole
dement prove.d. to be at Vindsor, to which place they would ,
asked than answered. . A curiews piece of family pleased. Some may Smile at the idea of a volun- -Luxembourg 8M d 7 N ion of France, 5%
, -i a rim', 34- amur and Le - • be removed in due coute of law. Subscriptions continue sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & Yks ..
, lege (with
'- ' T• e Few, it will b ) said
history is involved la it: _ ht.r was once a famous t'uf t nx. . ~ would interest), 8 he-Northern of France, 2814-Paris and Lyons, to beereceived in their iehalf, but inasmuch as they still S. Staffdsh., nee p MrM'Clean * --
••• " Sir,-I beg to
" patriot" called iftiLTiiiiiva tvhO was the 'opponent of , pay it to acquire a vote ; well, our Tory friends 234- 35% -Paris and S
Paris and Rouen, trasbourg, 30- Perei.st in refusing aid, it s understood to be the intention of I i'i -- % die.
I Wear Val. 6p 0., all i Stckt& Dar 30 -31 stent, relatiug to tt
e karle, Caen, and ClurbOUrg, 6% -Rouen and Ilene, 16n_ offenng It to their aged punt, tdr. Sharpley• ' Ditto ditto all p; Do. for of Railway Con
...... ... -
iirtltuAt#4 ItsAiGt.W Iva .... liii " PrOTIO;18137 to t
.

Railwuys.

Cent. France (0.V.) all
Charl. & Erquel all pd
Demerara all pd
Dijon & Besancon, 2 pd
Dutch Rhenish... Bl. pd
East Indian all IA
Gt. Indian Benin. all p
Ornd. June. of Fra. 4 pd
Louv. a la Sambre 7%
Luxembourg _l4l. pd
Do.
Do (Railway)
110/. pd
Do. (Canal) 2% ppd
d 1
Lyons & Avignon, 5 pd
Madra5......... 4 Wpdl
Maria A ntonia 27 % pd
Do. New
Namur & Liege all pd
Do. ex int all pd
North. of France, all pd
Do. 20/. 3 p. c. Bds, all p
Orleans & Bor 111. pd
Paris & Lyons 10/. pd
Do. Bonds ... 12 pd.
Paris & (Meat.' all pd
Paris & Rouen all pd
Paris & Stras. pd
Paris, Caen, and Cher-
bourg 4 pd
Rouen & Havre 731 pd
Sambre &Meuse all pd
St. Andrew's & Quebec
(A) 4/. pd
Tours & Nantes 17/. pd
West Flanders all pd
West. of France 61. pd

...
--.---- .••
16% 1634.

% ..... 114 p
1 3/1 dig.
7% -- 8
-- p
2 %
1% ...... 13A p
••• ...

7%- i
4%'- sy,
1% - 19/8
11,i - 1/8
5 -514 p
234 - 3 p
7 - 9
2 - 3

734- 8%

6 - - 7-
28 - 28%
13% - 14%
13 - 13% p

57 -59

35 - 35%
2934 - 30%

2% -2% p
16% - 16%
10 - 10%

die.
43A 5
Cl%_ 6% P.
DUNES.

Agna Fria all pd
Anglo-Californian, all p
Asturian 151. p
Australasian 21. pd
Australian 5/. pd
Austr. Freehold all pd
Ave Maria all pd
Brit. Austr. Gold all pd
British Iron 13/. ss. p
Braz. Im. (is. 5 p) 24%1
Do. Coca. & Cui. all p
Do. St. Joh. del E. 151.
Carson's Creek all pd
Cobre Copper ...401. pd
Colonial Gold 1/ pd
Copiapo 141 pd
Eng. &Aust. Cop. all p
General all pd
Gold Mountain—all pd
Grd. Duch. Baden, all p
Great Polgooth all pd
Lake Bathurst all pd
Liberty ~ all pd
Lon. & Cal. Gld Quartz
Crushing Com all pd
Mariqv ta.... al pd
Mexi. & S. Amer. 91. p
New Granada all pd
Nouveau Monde, all pd
Port Philip all pd
Quartz RI all pd
Santiago de Cuba 103/
South Australian, all pd
Tin Croft 7l. pd
United Mexican all pd
West Mariposa all pd
Yuba 1 paid

. 3fi % P
Par-- yi, p

%- dis.
I dis.
dia.

••• •••• •••
6% ...• 7%

par p
44 --46

Ys- %13

3'B % diE.

% ?-.i dis.
YI dis. par
1778 —23 s
'A— % dis.
Y& %p

3/4 %dis.
dis.— %p
5
% dis•
% 34 P
9's 14 P
% dis.
10 --12
p2r p
12 —l3

7% _ 81%
'Adis. par

JOINT.
Australasia all pd
Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd
Colonial 25/. pd
Corn. of London 201. pd
London Chart. Bank of
Australia 2% pd
Lon. & County 20/. pd
London Jt. Stk. 10/. pd
Lon. & Westm. 201. pd
Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd
Do. New lO/. pd
Nat. of Ireland 22% p
Orient. Bk. Corp all pd
Prov. of Ireland 251 pd.
Do. New all pd
Roy. Aust. Bkg. & Gold
Importing Com. Ipd
Union of Austral. all pd
Do. New 2I.E pd
Union of London 101. P
Union of Madrid all pd

I 'Ys P
'-STOCK
5714 58
57 —59
15 —16%
29 —3O

37/i - 41, i

18% - 19%
32 - 33%
44 -46

183 A - 20
38 -39
4G 1A - 47
16 - 17%

1 - 114
49; -501,‘
6 - 61,‘
17 -18

Austral. Roy. Mail, 4 p
Canada 32;4 pd
Copper Miners of Eng-
land . . all pd
De. Preference, 7% pd
Crystal Palace ... 5 pd
Eastern Steam...2s. pd
Elect. Tel eg. Ireland 1p
Gen. Stm. Nay. 141. pd
Gen. Screw Steam Ship-
ping Company...soL p
Irish Beetroot Sug. 2 p
Penin. & Or. St. s 1 pd
Do. D rpd
Royal Mail Stm. 601. pd
Universal Emigration
and Colonization. 21. p

ICELII.A.NEOI7I
3 - 4
150 -51

30 - 30%

•-- •••
47/8:.- 5%

ii --29'

2 - 234
85 - 86%
35% - 36%
78 -80

79%

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS
CITY, 'TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool on Saturday were
estimated at 12,000 bales, of which 1,000 American were
taken for export, and 2,000 American and 1,500 Egyp-
tian on speculation. The market closed firmly, and
prices of all kinds were tight, The sales comprised
9,000 American, 2,000 Egyptian at bid. to 11d., and
1,000 Surat at 34d. to 4ie, per lb.—ln Railway Shares
only a limited business was done at previous rates.
By the Renown,' arrived at New Romney, there are
advices as late as June 4, from Port Philip. These are
exceedingly favourable again as to the yield of gold and
the general prospects of the colony. In one week
120,0004 has been paid into the Treasury.
In New South Wales the Governor and his daughter
had visited the Southern mines, and their reception was
cordial and respectful. Good order and regularity were
well observed throughout the whole extent of the mines,
which, considering the exciting nature of the pursuit,
must be considered surprising, inasmuch as it is so very
different from the state of things generally existing in
other gold producing countries. This favourable state
was attributable to the excellency of the good regulations
as framed by the Governor. The Colonial Secretary
also seemed much praised for his exertions and heftiness-
like habits. On the Inver aloch Estate, sixteen miles
from Goulburn, a now discovery had been made ; the
specimens aro stated to be elongated, similar to fine wire
slightly flattened from one-eighth to a quarter of an
inch long, bat its value was not then known. The tri.
butary err am to the Little River, it was
reported,
yielded well. Some of the claims on Bell's Flat
yielded from twenty to tkirty ounces per diem. Dry
digging was remunerative.
On the subject of labour, it was considered there world
be no very great difficulty felt, the dependence Upon
immigration being thought sure. The neglect of ag.,
culture would; it was said., be only t3mporary. and the
pursuit of gold digging would be abandoned in a mea-
sure for the pet-flaunt orie of apiculture, after short
experience at the mines.
In the Sydney morning papers a communication had
appeared containing sugg,estions for the relief of the
Money market from the depressing influence of gold
upon it, The letter purports to have been written by
two mercantile firms, addri3ssed to the Sydney banks.
The principal proposal:is, that the banks:shouldmake:ad-
vances on gold by their acceptances of bills drawn upon
them at twelve months' data, and payable at Sydney. If
this were done there could be no risk, the acceptances
being based on gold, while the circulating medium would
be extended largely, which would act beneficially.
Accounts from Amsterdam of the 2d inst. mention that
the meeting of the Dutch Rhenish Company bad been
held there, and went off very satisfactorily. It was re-
solved that there should be 2,400 bonds deposited in the
Bank, being part of the original loan of 4 per cent., as
security for the same amount of certificates to be issued
by the Direction. Efforts will be made to arrange with
Mr. Brassoy, for completing the new lines. Dutch Two.
and-a-Half per Cents. were: firmer at Amsterdam, and
also foreign stocks.

There has been again a supply of Money Stock, but
the amount of business doao has been sufficient to take
it off and to buoy up prier.4l_ Consuls have realised 99
to 1001, a slight advance. For time tho rates have
been par to 100 h. Exche quor-bills are 70s. to 733.
premium.

In the Foreign-market se arcoly any business is doing.
Mexican Bonds have been :heavy, at 241; to and Bri-
ilian at 101 ox dividend. Peruvian Six per Cents. have
been quoted 104. Sardininz Five per Cents. have been
quoted 95-,1 to 96. The Turkish Loen is well
supported at 9* to 4 premium. In Spanish the only
bargain is at 6 for the resolve. Converted Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents. have been at 64 Nominally
Spanish Deferred are 231 and the Three per Cents.
t 5Ci to.
Railway Shares have been very drooping and with
very limited transeetions; they do not support Satur-
day's values. The Madras, aro not quite so goad.
The Gold Mine Shares ::.;ro very firm.
'i he railway meetings an r ouneed are the following:—
Belgian Eastern Junction, Oct. 16—at Brussels.
Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire Junction, Oct. 9...""'
at Birkenhead.
Charleroi and Erquelines, 01;te 12—at Charleroi.
Dijon to Besanc,,,)n, Oct, 25—at Paris.
Londonderry and Coleraine, Oct. s—at the Offico.l
Scottish Centre!, Oat. 7—at Perth.
The letter of the Secretary to the Railways Depart-
ment of the Stoek Exchange to the Solicitor of Inland
Revenue, puts the question thus:—
"I have been desired to draw your attention to
the difference of opinion which seems to exist on
the subject of the proper stamp to be affixed to
deeds of assignment of Railway Companies, Do-
benture Bonds. Until quite lately, we have been
as accustomed to consider the market price or value of
the Bond no element in the calculation of transfer duty,
which, in the old and new Acts, would appear to be
governed se!ely by the " principal money* secured.'
Ore leading company, however (as advised by its
solicitors), having declined to register the assignment
of a 5001. Bond, upon the 1;r ound of insufficient stump
duty, such insufficiency a rising out of a considerable
premium being paid beyot the nominal amount of the
the Med, I sin desired to request the favour of your
official opirion on the k übje et, so that the important
dealings in this favernite class of secerities may be at
once freed from the doubts which now attach to them."
The reply was lei follows::.--
" Inland Revonue, Somerset Rouse,
London, Sept. 29, 1852.
" Sir,—l beg to reply to your letter of the 27th in-
stent, relating to the :temp duties payable on the trans-
fer of Railway Compacica' Bonds.

'4 PreTiousiy to tho recent Stamp Act, 13 gnd i4Vict.,