The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-11 00:00:00

THE ' SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING-, SE PTEMBE
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THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. ' evinced their homage for intellects nurtured in the I month, and for the second, two months in the ' drunken , THE FRENCH REPU BL LC THE SHARE M OLAKETS.
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Mr. B: Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Old Brompton.
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THIS EVENING, studio, like that of ARISTOTLE, or fostered in the mess.' " te I3ILITISII RAILWAYS
Will be performed the celehrated Adelphi Drama ofJACK SHEP-
PARD, by Mrs. Keeley, Messrs. Paul Redford, S. Emery, and O. laboratory, like that of ARCHIMEDES. It was not Sir JOHN holds Heat " water drinking" is tine • We have received the Paris papers of yesterday. - Business done
. mith ; Miss Laura Heney, Miss Ellen Chapiin, Bgc. tbus that-in our own time-the Emperor Nero- deniably most conducive to the sailor's health in every The department of the Drome hes profited largely Railways. Nominal Prices. te-day.
To conclude with the celebrated Comedy of PAUL PRY. by the. ciemency of the PRINCE PRESIDENT on the --____ - , .M. 11.•
- LEON displayed his estimation of the powers of an climate, and adduces himself as an example in support
occasion of the fae of NAPOLEON. The number of
A,ATLEY's ROYA L AMPHITHEATRE. artist like CALsovis.-of a poet like MANZONI-Of a of this theory, baying endured the extremes of heat Amb Not Bost,. &E.
Aberd,ten
~ lOOB/.1/71:dd 266%,s :266:
x.d
Gr.2ler the Patronage of her Majesty and his Royal Highness pardons and commutations granted to persons of that •
Prince Albert. traveller like CHATEauRRIAND. Instead of granting and cold with impunity, which he attributes to the department condemned for political offences amounts June.
proprietor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty Bir., Wolv., and Stour
.:ilax, x,ery -7eiaing, with the Largest Eque *Establishment pensions to men distinguished by their achievements fact of his nev.er tasting spirits. Without enterin eBO
t f h bi• g "o
* c Valley ... all pd. 10% -11 x.d
in the World. in philosophy or in literature, the master statesmen into the men 3 'll t e total-a
-at-pence question, it The -07136UL/forme/ protests against the subscription Birk., Lan., & Ch.M.,
Most Gratifying Saccessl both of modern times and of the ages of antiquity cannot be denied that the suppression of intoxication oPen in Paris for raising a sanctuary to the VIRGIN on
Second Week of the Equecrian Season.
The most triumphant success of Mr. Stokes' Troupe-they are 11- is a point of the utmost importance as regards the the mountain of La Salette, in attestation of the mire- 1-1 !
culous appearance to two young shepherds. The fol- diattteonceheess.tB.o,BE2BBli.rpkd.: 9 .-- 8 d.x.d
terally American Wonders, and have, each night of their appearance betrayed their re ard for the di nit of science and
well-being of the navy generally, and the condition
lowing paragraph is curious :- 504 az 25/. Cens , all pd. 19 -20 x.tl
en greeted with reiterated applause, They will appear ever; of let-ters, by a !purse more gracgefulyand, at the same Ditto, ditto ... 1.84 pd. ... - ...
Evening in conjunction with the Brothers Seigrist on La Perche Brist. & Exet.,loo4. pd. 102 •-• 104 x.d 102%
and the whole of the talented artists of the Establishment forming' time, more sagacious. The United States considered of the indiv.idual men both physically and morally. "An anonymous brochure recounts that the Virgin, Caledonian _lOO/. pd. 41% - 42% 42% 42 %
en° c'f' the b"t and most Varied entertairunents ever presented within itself hy no means depreciated in the settle of nations, Surely, s° simple a substitute for corporeal punish- shining with splendour like that of the sun, her brow Chest. & Holyh., all pd. 20% - 20% 20%
the walls of an Amphitheatre.
encircled with. a diadem, the breast ornamented with a
Ilis doors open at Balf-past Six o'clock; the Peri° ces co ence
figure of Christ, presented herself to two young shep• Cork & Bandon all pd 15 - 1514 15%
Dub. & 8e1f.Jct.,451 pcl. 7 - 5 d.
DDdnuenne
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at emu. when it deputed its historian, GEORGE BANCROFT, to mbreuntta,l,whdeicsherivsesin
ttohisrie•ncsetiavneceaue
tv he on r imt aot ri
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act as its representative at the Court of St. James's,
herds. She made them sit beside her on a large stone,
Half-price at Half-past Eight
Sdmissioi-Stalls, 55.; Dress Boxes 4s • U * y express y sanction its adoption ? and pronounced these words, ' Say to my people that
25.; Gallery, ls. • Upp'er Gallery') , 6d.
• • Per Boxes, 35.: Pit, and when it sent its novelist, WASHINGTON IRVING, 'Will the Admiralt i
n June. - 7%
Tickets to be had at the Box-o'ffice from Eleven till Four daily. to the Court of Madrid, in the character of an It will cost nothing, at all events, and may be pro- if they do not become converted a great famine will Ditto New all d.
happen-but if they return to my son with an humble E ' • -
Stage manager, Mr. Leclercq.
and penitent heart, the rocks and stones themselves will Ea 8.
t a An
dnigsl.i&enl(.).2)sel.,Ll.pd't. 45i -4%
American ambassador. Instead of providing in dcouncstiidveeraotifoncfoonrsitdheerambelen
tsha
4%
ROYAL SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. this manner, the Government of Great Britain
be covered with wheat.' This is assuredly a somewhat Do (184 E &II )11
. . a pd. 3 -8%
Open for the Season, evmi nsgel vee sv eqnu itt
eh roouwt ion fg t ahlei
has doled out here jai, per annum, there 10°/.1 t° question ; for the Parliamentary investigations odd apparition and warning ; and yet the brochure of East. Counties ... all pd. 11% - 11% st.d 11X, 3( X•ii
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Fifth Week of the Vocal Entertainments. this person 701., to that perhaps merely 501., or even into the cause of shipwrecks show that a which we speak,
Last Week but Two. hawked about and spread profusely Erstere U,nion, class A,
through the countr has convinced some peasants. Pd- late E. L. shrs., all pd. 7% -7%
Do. do. do. 6/.pd. ... - ...
8:111C/1.1;l:llepl:pn 1541 -- Ir3l 11154
The Proprietor has the gratification to announce that the Madrl- 251., alms such as Sir BuLwEE Lerror seems to have very large proportion of tbe accidents at sea rim 9 h„e _one
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a. ,st
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-al ani Glee Party were received with immense applause, and will spoken of th th d • tie urse of his noble arise from the use (or abuse) of intoxicating 11- gof the spirttual toy;.he mountain. What was the dutv
e o er ay in e co
s itinne their performance till further notice.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. Oration in the Atbeemum at Manchester, as shaken quor on board the vessels. In the report, it appears guides of these blessed populations -?
Why, to take information, to inquire into the source of
PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS-Miss Messent, Miss Clara Henderson, Mr. the miracle, to confound imnosture and to establish the ' • • •
-; EEddinn.b,P*B4erG.&laDs.u*ln°.°llo*Po/d. 2741 %-- 7235 %
and Bir. June., all pd 57 -59 x.d x.d
Young, Mr. 31anvers, and Mr. Leffler. Conducted by Air. J. L. OUt t the average annual loss to this country by ship-
truth. F f • r ,
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Hatton, who will preside at the Pianoforte. Hap il there is wreck •
with a grudging parsimony into tbe hand of some tha
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PRINCIPAL INSTRUMENTAL S_OLOISTS-Messrs. J. Richardson scientific or literary BELISARICS. 1) y 9 lii 2,836,1661., and fully two-thirds of this
(Flute), Wuille (Clarionet), Lazarus (Clarionet), Viotti Collins becoming visible a change in this particular very 2
-118' loss of property is held to be the result of the present roeitY of the public is invoked, and that despite ot the Glas. & S.-West.,loo4 „. - ...
,; Violin), Ciall (Trombone), Collinet (Flageolet), Sidney Pratten
(Flute), and Conductor of the Orchestra, Mr. C. Godfrey. picious in its character. Simultaneously with ,i, A : i.: energetic prote tati
the memaorry
a-- •,..•e urmaing system. The St. George, 98, the Edgar, . s on of our enlightened prelate, M. Great Northn., 100/. pd 79 -80 x.d 80 79% % x.d
Exhibition of Danson's Colossal Daylight View of MOUNT • that beneficent Guild of Art 10 th A• DeeerY. the Bishop of Gap." Do. ;a s. A Stk., 100/. pi 42 -44
ETNA and the CAVES of VULCAN and the CYCLOPS-Splendid rise and development of , e eax, 74, were all burnt in the good old times, We learn from the same aer that a retended Do. % B Stock,loo/.p1117 '-- 119 x.di
and interesting Menagerie-Promenade Concert by Godfrey's un- and Literature which appears to intimate in a touch- by accident resulting from drunkenness, and the discovery of a letter writt PPld b hPh d f
en in go yt e an s o -
Gt. S. &W. Ireld., all p 45% -46 x.d x.d
rivalled Military Band-Varioas Amusing Novelties-Concluding at r a willin ness on th Great Westn., 100/. pd 96% -sy 96%
4, Ns VAi.d
Dusk with a Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibition by Messrs. Southby, ing and splendid manne g e part of catalogue could be easily swelled into formidable di- the Sitvlotta near Paris itself has been the subject of Lao, & c t• l li
ar is e, a pd 84 -86
representing the Interior of the Mountain (the Pandemonium of the
A acients), with the Caverns and Forges ot Vulcan and bis Cyclops, authors to help .
themselves without the aid Of any ex. mensions, it is at least worth trying, on a oompre- a brochure for the edification of remote provinces, and Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 10% - 11% P pni
the whole terminating with the Eruption of Mount Etna and a traneoue aasistance-a Cabinet has sprung into exist- hensive scale, whether ridicule may not succeed in this way France is to be converted to the principle Lane. & York., 100/. pd 86% -87 87 %
Grand Tableau on the Lake of Thetis, and the Nerelacls receiving the isposi • of authority Do., Fifths 14/. pd 4 -3% dia.
Armour of Achilles. ence which has revealed a d tion to accord the where severity has notoriously failed. The cat- • Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11 Yip 2% -2 % dis.
The Moniteur contains the monthly account of the
The menagerie now consists of several hundred specimens, some •ht meed to those who have deserved well of their o.ninetails is but a sorry and stupid engine to work B„k of F . Leeds Northern, all pd .17% - 18% 18 %% %
the finest of their species in England, in.:lading three flne elephants, rig ranee, of which the following are the prin. •
Liv.Crsby& Sthpt. all p ... - ...
two giraffes, four ostriches, two camels, lions. leopards, &c., and countr- e
y ither as renowned in science or as popular upon the proper feelings of a man. cipal items :a- Loud. & Blackw., all pd 8 -8% x.d x.d
the colossal tortoise (the largest ever exhibited), upwards of 200
in literature. As examples demonstrative of this It may be added that Sir Joint Ross's idea had been STEeeie ... ••• ... ... F. 508,537.342 Lon.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 104% - 105% 105
years old.
Doors open from Nine I.m. Feeding the Animals at Five. Con- fact, we have announced at intervals tbe appoint- acted on during the Peninsular war by Sir JOHN is'itto, departments ... ... 100,566.912 Lon. & N.West.,looL p 121 - 121% 121% % 121
-_ert at a Quarter-past Six. Fireworks at Half-past Nine. Paris portfolio ... ... ... 85,056,795 Do. Fifths l2/. pd 3 -3% p 15%
ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. ments-not Pensions, be it obserVed, but appoint- FOSTER FITZGERALD, DOW M.P. for Clare County, Ditto, branches... ... ... 103,712,672 Do. 10/.,M &B (e) lip 1% -2 p
ments-bestowed upon remarkable writers, such as when Lieutenant-Colonel of a regiment. He rarely Advances on Ingots ... - 2,567,300 Lon. & S.-West. 100/. p 92% - 93% x.d 92% x.d
SIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. the levation of ARCHIB Ditto in branches ... ..• 1,627,151 Do. New 50/., 42% pd 4 - 3 dis.x.d 38%
Taxa DAT -Morning 0 min. attar 0 I Evening 52 0,1113. after 11 -- e alp ALISON to a baronetcy, gave corporeal punishment for drunkenness-trusting Do.N.v, lot
_544 pd 3 - 2 disor.a
Tc-Afollow-Morning 23 min. after 121 Evening 50 min. after 12 such as the nomination of G. P. R. tjassEs BS Consul rather to the influence of shame and ridicule. And• Advances on public securities... 31.514,R36 Lop. & Eniaiskit, allpd 15 -16
6 848 317
Ditto in branches ..„ ... Man. Bux. & Mat. all p 3 -3. q 3%
for her Britannic MAJESTY at Norfolk in the United having remarked that personal assaults on non-com- Advances on railway securities 22 395,200 Man.Shef. & Lin.,loo/p 29 -30
THE WEATHER.-Suiv OFFICE, SEPT. 11. States such 7,124,889 Do. Manch. & Lincoln
, f again, as the promotion of SAMUEL missioned officers (punishable with death) were Ditto in branches ... ...
THERMOMETER, ne THE SHADR. WARREN t Advances to the State, 30th of Union 4l. '2- pd 8% -2% dis.
66-highest since noon yesterday. o the Recorderehip at Hull, or such as the ehiefly made by inebriated men, he made it a rule,
bestowal of d. June, 1848 ... ... ... 75,000,000 Midland 100/. pd 77% -78 x.d 77% %% x d
52-lowest this morning and during the night- a iplomatic office upon the son when a file of soldiers was sent te take up a drunken Do. Bir. & Darby 100/. 42 -44 x.d
Bank notes in circulation ... 468,441,900 x.d
64-this day, at noon. of FORD th
f e most charming of all our private, that no commissioned officer should be of the Ditto in branches ... ... 147,176 350 Mid. Gt. Wt. (Ire.) 47% „. -.„
BAROMETER, 29.89. holarl •
sc y guides to the architecture, an d the archee- party, or that, if a blow was given, it was punishable Credit to Treasury ... ... 137 375,694 Do. % Shares, 17% pd ... - ..„
d fine vreather. Newcas. & Carl. all pd m -. .
WLID N.N. W.- light breeze an Accounts current ... ... 107.719 914
-----------, ology, and the landscapes, and the topography wbich only as tbe effects of drunkenness. This judicious Newmarket lOO/. pd 47 - 4.9 x.d 48
,
_._ -- - Ditto in branches ... ... 25,276 292
TABLE. abound with so man lorious tso • 'ons from on and the de-
y g a, ciati e and considerate conduct had its fruits, Specie has increased 9f millions in Peri. but is Newport, Abergaven., .
DAIL I• WEATHER -7 and Hereford _l2/ Pd 334 - 3 dia.
end to the other of the Iberian Peninsula. In regard basing vice fast disappeared from among his men 1 k
-esa uy a million on the branches. The portfolio Newry & Ennisk. 7% p 1% -2%
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following
pteces at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The stations to the more rational promotion of the interests of phi- without the disgusting intervention of the lash. You shows nearly 4 millions more of discounted bills, and Norfotk , lOOl. pd 43 -45 x.d x.n st.d
Do. New 20/. S. 15/. p 9 - 8 dis.x.d x.n
ude. losoPhy the Cabinet has shown itself tobe no less ma shame but you will n fl a drunkard into 2i millions more on the branches. There is a de-
ari, arranged in order of latit y , ever og, North. Coun.Un. 3 Nod „,, -._ sus.
I breeze- artiall 1 A ' .
N.E., gent e P . y c‘one °lin d f d • d'ff t -
„ eun er the head o a vances in i eren Beeline ,
„gasTurGs-Wind N• Y. discerning in its munificence. A noble acknow- sobriety. ai oat, British ...1001. p3O -31
Virind N.W., strong breeze-ram.
,tles : advances on public securities are 4f millions Nth. Devom,lsTo.l,l34 7 -6% dia.
SoLITRAMPrOS-
Fs. Tole Wind N.E., gentle breeze-overcast. ledgment of this was made on the Ist instant by Albs
Wind N., gentle breeze-rain. Is there any want of Guano ? Is that fertilizing less, on railway securities a million less, but in the Do., No. 2 6% pd „. -
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TUNI3RIDGE- Colonel SABINE, during the delivery of his masterly branches If millions more. The sum of 25 millions Do., IA A, def....a1l pd 2% -2%
GREENWICH-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-rain. ing to or i Do., 14 B, guar. 5/. pd 1 - % dis.
Wind N.E., gentle breeze-rain. inaugural address at Belfast, as President of the Bri- manure to be found only in islauds belong ent the State on Treasury Bonds does not figure in
Syteocne- claimed by other countries ?-The questions have th North Stafford. 17% p 5 -4% di.E. 12%
e • nrcHaN-Wind N.-cloudy. tish Association. He remarked upon that occasion, e present account, notwithstanding which the cre-
y o,:rni-Wind N.E., strong breeze-overcast. been naturally suggested by the examination of the dit to North-Western...all d
the Treasury is 4 millions greater. Bank
that when examining the appropriation which had , N. & S.-W. Juno 8% p 4% - 5%p. 18
The returns from the following places indicate the state cf been made of the annual sum of 1,2001. already men- dispute between the United states and Peru as to notes in circulation in Paris is 4 millions less, atm Gat.,W0r.,&W.,100/. p 47 -48
the wind and weather on Thursday mo • ' s half a million less in tbe departments. Accounts cur& Scottish Central 100/. p 77% - 78% 78%
ming at nine tioned, during the fourteen years which have elapsed the ownership of the Lobos Islands, and the deposit
o'clock :,--
" unin- rent are less by 12 millions, but no remarkable diffee Scottish Midhl., 100/. p 55 - 5,7 56
Ltatanscie-Wind E.. strong bree 1 since the fund in question was first established, it was thereon, which give great value to rocks Shrews. & Bir 100/.p 68 -i 2 71 70%
rence under this head in the branches' account.
ee-c oudless. fMr Do. do. - ...
I`..llnLorclen-Wind N., gentle b found by the Parliamentary Committee appointed last habited and uninhabitable," to use the words o .
reeze-partially cloudy. It is rumoured that the Bank had resolved to re- Shrew. & Her . 8/. p 2 -1% dis.
Yair&tourn-Wind W., hard wind-ove t year (at tbe Ipswich meeting) by the Association_ DANIEL WEBSTER, the American conveyancer. duce the rate of interest to 2i per cent. Shrewsbu. and Chester .
HOLYHEAD-Wind N.E., strong breeze rcee
t.•all cloud
par i y y. that merely about thirteen per cent., or just one- The British Association for the Advancement of " Austria," says the Constitutionnel, '‘ has just (Nor. W. Min.) all pd 19% - 20%
Lasecasrza-Wind N. W , ealre_rai
SHAY-Wind N., strong breeze- IJ'all I d eighth part of the entire amount, had been granted in Science has just terminatedits annualsession atßelfaste made an additional step in her attempts to absorb all Do. Halves all pd 9% -10 i%
Ths.trrocit -Wind N.E u h par Iyceu y. the petty States in A commercial and customs union. Do. Oswe.stry all pd 14% -15 /8
~ gen e reeze-partially cloudy. the form of scientific pensions ! Having acquainted under vice-regal patronage. In Section D (Geology ,e, Shrop. Union ...6% pd 3-2% d.
-_ The Duchy of Parma, which had long repulsed the
themselves with this somewhat startling fact, by and Botany), on Friday week, a paper was read by Dr. Do. A, B, C, & D fully
propositions of Austria, has at length acceded to pd. up at per cent. -.
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4.-T t e
;, * _
. -Vi*TV . 4.- means of every simple but until then unattempted cal- HAMILTON on the Marine Birds which produce the them. A hbe • d d Baron Waal) South Devon all p..d 1.9% - 2.0% x.d 19%
treaty as en signe , sn x.d
546
i, . , c•T .1.04,4 , '-...• a culation, the Chairman of the Committee (Lord WRO'f- Guano on the coast of Peru and Bolivia. has left Parma for Vienna to exchange ratifications. South-Eastein 100/. pa 72 -73 72%
'. ' 114 ,a, ..s
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TESLEY) and one of the members of the committ" We have vainly searched the newspapers for a full He was to have arrived there on tbe 6th instant.'' South Wales all pd 37% - 38% 37 381 i
-*li, ~, ~0, 7i..t.-.,_F, -- ........ , .gt.,41, South Yorkshire and
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7,!siars . •& • : ;.. „
... _\- --,„,7-.:_Xts (Sir ROBERT H. INGLIS) waited upon the First report of this paper, which is described as " the most
„. The receipts of the amalgamated Pans and Orleans River Dun 15/. pd par - %13 15%
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4th September D
- 't 5 •11frais -.*.....'''' '- • ' --- Minister of the Crown und thro hth * interesting read in the section." We have found only 'omPany, for the week ending the 7 o. Do. 51. pd ... --.
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____ 1 ug eir repres( In- amount to 596 308 f., being an increase of 93,855 f. as Stirl. & Dunferm. all
ea
AIME fll tations to the Earl of DERBY brought the mal ler a summary, which states that " after a number of re- compared with, the c cl•
orrespon ing week of last year. ••• - •••
Stock. & Har.l6/2s. 3cl: ... - ~.
40, Mk. very forcibly under the notice of his newly-organi.zed marks in connexion with the marine birds of the A considerable improvement took place in the price Taff Vale 126/. pi 169 - 171
Government. The readiness of the Cabinet to att and he Bo
Pacific, he went on to tbe question of the supply of of public securities at t nrse. The Four-and-a- Thames Haven Dock
and Railwa .19/. d i
Y p 24 -2%
,;` , tirming
....„, 2 n 11,
Half per Cents o ened at 103 f 90c and closed at
to the statement thereupon submitted to their s cru- guano to the agriculturists of the United Kingdom.
104 f . p * :,
. 650. for the end of the month, the Three per Vale of Neath...l7l. pd 12 -14
tiny was descn y
•bed b Colonel SA He said that there vet remained a large portion of the c Waterfd. & Kilk. all d
p 6% -6%
BINE as such, that ents. closed at 77f. 70c.; Orleans Railway Shares,
LONDON, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1852. a " 11 th Waterfd. & Lim. all pd 21 -23
______-.0... the scientific pensions granted during the present Pacific unnavigated, and principa y at portion 1,447 f. 50c.; Rouen, 872 t. 50c.; Havre, 372 f. 50c. ; West Cornwall 131. pd 9% -10 g
consrtute nearly a third of the whole amount
Activity has certainly not been wanting on the part Year -- - 1 . -
lyine. from Valparaiso to the Isthmus of Panama. He gre!it Northern, 670 f.; Avignon, 490 f.; Basle, 312 f. 50c• ; West London ...all pd ... ~
I ans and Strasburg, 698 f. 75c.; Paris and Lyons, Yk.,New. & Ber. 1004 67 -68 x.d 67 68 x.d
which 1852 has rendered available. This cid. cum- believed that the agricu .
lturists of theee countries
of her MAJESTY'S Ministers in several directions, 795 f. ; Lyons and Avignon, :ma ; St. Dizier to Do. & New. Ex. 20L pB% - 7 % dis.x.d 12
stance, coming to light so quickly as it has don.e after could be fully supplied w. i
'th guano, ye the Govern- Gray, 545 f. Do. G.N.E.purc. 101. p 2- 2% dis.x.d 7% % x.d
not withstanding all the'e procrastinations. Sufficient York &N. Mid.looLpd 48 -49 x.d x.d
without, in any way com- BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
f Lord WROTTES If and Sir H ment would search far it,
the interview o as . . .
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proaf of this activity was afforded, indeed, very re-
Sh Noble Earl the PR MrSUFTER P
INGLIS with ....e
... IME • s , ro
ening the Peruvians to dispose of the article to us ; LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT. 10 . PREPDRENCE BRANDS.
cr.atly in regard to the British North American Dijon and Besancon, 2%-Dutch Rhenish, 75/8-Grand
h h Aberdeen all pdl _ - ... 91
highest credit on he rem II itness and for that urpose, he thong tt at steamers should Junction f '
reflects the very up t p
~ , , p . . . o k ranee, sg-Luxembourg, 63/4-Namur and
Fisheries. Beyond that instance, however, a variety Do. No. 2, 7 per ct. all! ... - ... 4%
of others equally remarkable might be adduced. determination fhi
the energy, and the o s Goveveament. T 6 f e
be em loyed to search those seas tn which it was sup- Liege, 7-Paris and Rouen, 3N-Paris and Strasbourg, 27% Bris. &Ex 4 Sk' •"
d
~ p. ct. t ,10a - 107 x.
-Sambre and Meuse, 7% - West Flanders, 4.
mend. Do. 4p. c. Shares, 5/. pd ... - ...
What, moreover, enhances the value of the tribute posed guano was to e
Justice must at least so far be accorded to the Earl of Caledonian 10/. 100/ p 102 - 104
d sense of this su estion
thus offered to the men of science of the United Surely the obviou3 goo gg SPAIN. Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 18 -19 x.d
DERBY'S Administration by even the most violent and
Kingdom by the DERBY Ministry, is the I:act that ought not to be unnoticed "in high places." g
-urelyt The accounts from Madrid are of the sth inst. Cork and Bandon, 5%
systematic antagonists of the new Government. It
the selection recently made of the I'o6 p lents of the hint thus thrown out ought not to be neglected. The Gazette publishes the appointments of several ippuenr
dceee,n ti. e r .
,s,
Alb
lAercil par.- /4 p
must be acknowledged, for example, tbat the course
pursued by the present Cabinet has by its energy and these tokens of homage to philosophy 'is such Seventy years ago, when geographical science and provincial governors. Theld Commhissiolnl ers. of
dtbe Junction all pd 6% -6%
promptitude contrasted most favourably with the in- as to elicit the most earnest expre 3! ions of commercial enterprise were much lower than at B.haesigrufiersptroveientc.es wfoerettho hood. ,sottnn
etote
off° th:rm/reuraoys* ED. o. gis./71pOes?.6ntp. ea.llill 3)e - Bye
&lent policy of preceding administrators. Testi- approval from the President of the British present, the British Government sent out the illustrious t
By a Romy al dinegeraer dateed tee 28th tilt., the province Do. .7/ 17s) 7p.c. 2 ra •.:: -...... 7...,
many of this was already rendered vitible before the Association. He said-" These pensions I. ave been JAMES COoK, on a mission of discovery, into that very of Cadiz was authorized to dispose of all the corn- Esastercn Uouutles ES.,
_,, No. 1 all pd IsA -1% p Pin
c!ose of the last session of the old Parliament. It was granted, on the recommendation of the Pe, ..sident of Pacific Ocean, which has been found to be studded munal property, and to invest the proceeds in shares Dop..No. 2 all pd 1% -las p Pnl
perceptible upon the water supply question, and upon the Royal Society, to Mr. HIND, who has the unique with islands, some of which have since been colo- of the Seville and Cadiz Railway. Do. New 6p. c. Stk. all 14% - 14% 14%
the question of extramural interments, and upon a distinction of being the discoverer of no lee ,3 than six nized, and in which (us at Tahiti and the Sand- It being Sunday tne Bourse remained closed. Eastern Union Scrip,
Guar. 6 per et....a1l p 16% - 17%
multiplicity of scarcely less important subjects prior out of the twenty-five known planets of the solar wich Isles) even sovereiguties have been established.
SWEDEN. Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... -
...
to the momentous day of prorogation. These truths system-to Doctor MANTELL, So well ktii )wn for his The nautical discoveries of Captain Coox were The official journal publishes the treaty concluded EeatstQLuaarnctraire,
all per
successful researches in palaeontology-. and to Mr. numerous An p
d im ortant-so were those of Sir -1-
- OSEPH between the King of SWEDEN and NORWAY on the pd 9% „_. 9%
must be admitted by all of us, however earnest our East & West Yoe> 'lire
peedilections for the liberal principles involved in the RONALDS, for the electrical and kindred . researches, BANKS and Dr. SoLAINDER, the eminent naturalists, one side, and the Senate of the Free City of Ham- Junction, sths all pd ... ........
in which he has been engaged for so xi tany years." death ut a eriod to the labo
An untimely p p urs of Coox, burgh on the other, for the mutual giving up of public Edna., Per. & Dun. 5%
Opposition. Whatever our devotion to the cause of per cent. all pd ... _
...
the Whigs, or to the interests of the R '
adicals, we Forinasmuch as the DERBY Cabinet have acted and it may be said-and with something of reproach °ffenders.
cl• h • •
The Swe is railway is now formally introduced Glas. & S.W. gua. 5 p.c. _. ,„
aciously the set
thus generously and sag y and shame, too-that scarcel an authorie d eff s
ure from us • y y e ort at Gt. N h
ort .sp. c. all pd 15% a- 16
must allow-Reformers though we are, or rather we to the moneyed world, applications for shares being D 0.5 pc . red. sc. all p 13 x.d
%- 14 x.d 13%
shou/d say simply and precisely because we are Re- our most earnest, as they shall under all similar cir- geographical discovery in the vast P cific
a have since
received by the provisional committee, which COD- Great South. & West.
cumstances receive from us our most c ordial, corn- been attempted. Had the money expended (we will not sists of the folk ;
w•ng persons :-Count A. E. von (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -9% x.d 9
fortnere-tbat much has been effected in the onward
neendation. Whatever their infuriated itii id infatuated say wasted) upon Arctic discoveries during tbe last Rosen, Mr. Jopitir ~INilasterman, jun.; Mr.MC.
pC.
AR GLl.Nsrepset.r (eßenetr.k)s.&6 Hp
d.
i 4
..... 1
direction by the statesmen summoned to the command
of the affairs of the empire in a juncture of extreme fugleman in B/ackwood may say to 'the contrary, five-and-thirty yellers been devoted to the exploration I,...Vat.rite), ittrn..t.
Ai etober't dilel n SadAlieir,AM.P..
;Brinrc.k, and Gt.W. fixed 4% 100/. p 107 -109 P
there are omens of a wiser policy and (of more bene- of the Pacific, w
ho. clan doubt that in that vast ex- I'
emergency during the course of the last memorable Mr. *James Rhodes, DiTahne, comr.pany's capital ie to Lsehei rcee elpre2oal.nd
.Y6il::rpkd.
di
taonth of February. ticent principles, than could at first ha re been anti- Panse of waters w lc i (as Dr. HAMILTON says) "yet
consist of five millions Swedish banco, divided among Do. 6p. C. Stk. 100/. plO 1 = 1113
Possibly, however, about the most brilliant evi- cipated by Reforniers-in the procee dings adven- remain unnavigated," British enterprise would have 83,334 shares, at 60 rix dollars bauco each. Of this Leeds Northern, 6 per
... _
...
deuce tured upon by the Earl of DERBY'S Go been rewarded by discoveries advantageous to our sum one-half is already subscribed. cent. No. 1 13/. pd ... _
....
rernment.
yet given by Ministers of their vigour and fore- Do. Qrs., 1848 -94 pd ... _
...
thou 1., A deal of excite
adventurous fishermen by exposing new haunts of the A goo- ment exists in some parts of
get in the conduct of th •
e machinery of govern- -.111. London & Brig. guar.
ment, ia th whale and seal, and beneficial to our farmers by lay- N
___ orway, caused by the extravagant and insulting 5 per cent. -1004 pd ....
••• ....•
„ at which has been manifested by acts of ° fanaticism of some Mormon emissaries. Do. Pr.s pc. Stk. 100/. .„ - ...
signal and graceful en A capital little brochure has just appeared on tbe ing open deposits of that guano which is known to
of 2cier,e_ a couragement to the promoters - Do. Con. 5p c, 1852 all ... - „.„
subject of " Intemperance in the Royal Navy," from have accumulated in southern latitudes on ever Do. N.Gr. 6p c 100/. p ... - .„,
Y DENMARK.
"e [ld literature With' th brief interval
in e
that has ela • * the pen of Rear-Admiral Sir Jour Ross. This rock whereon the sea-fowl could fiad a restin l Lon & N.-W. (Coy. &
g p ace. The official journal publishes the " Resolution of
esed since the E 1 f D DY and his
sr 0 ER Nu.net.) 5 p.c..1.001. d „
Colleagues succeed, venerable vice, although flourishing by no means in In " these piping times of peace," when our yes 1
se s the Germanic Diet relative to the settlement of the Ln.& 5.W.C0.3d5.5/.Pp 3.%. _74 p x.d
dto the lac f ower vacated
p es o p f Holstein." Lon. & En. 14 Sh. all p, 13 -14
by the members of L„d the abominable intensity of bygone daye, still lurks of war are either useless or idle in different t f ff •
par s o a airs o
Jour RUSSELL'S Adminis-
tration, the nation bait . among the blue-jackets, and constitutes one of the the world-fleets and squadrons kept up at vast In the 19th sitting of tbe Germanic Diet, held on Man., Sheff., & Linen.
witnessed a succession of very the 29th of July this year, Austria and Prussia, Qr. Sh., No. 1...a1l pd 914 - 10%
noticeable tributes to dietin • greatest evils the captain of a ship of w,er has to con- cost for mere holiday show-or else laid up "in or- Do. New, IG/....a1l pd 11% - 11% 1134
guished men of letters and through their Ambassadors, laid before the Diet of Do. 6/. 3/. pd % - 34 II
to eminent cultivators of • tend • t Stringent severity has been exercised dinary," would it not be well to ern 1
p oy some of them
philosophy. Everybody agains ' the Germanic Confederation a report on the execu- Maryport and Carlisle,
acquainted with the general distrib . with a view to correctethe deplorable traisdemeanour, on an Exploring Expedition to and over the Pacific ? tion of the affairs of Holstein confided to these powers 4 per cent all pd % dis. •-'-- % P
ution of the na-
tional revenues, is, by this time, familiar bat the " cat" has been vainly brought into requisi- By us, as a maritime nation, it would appear that by the Federal Commissioners. Do., 4% per et. 6% p tadis. - % P
with the cir- Mid 'on 6 c St. 100/
eumstance that pensions to the tion, and the offenders only excite the sympathy of such an expedition should be properly undertaken. The three propositions comprised in tbe report '' •P . .'"" - •".
amount of 1 •
,2001. in 'dared in Do. Con. Bris. & Bir.,
the aggregate, are annually placed at the dis their brother Bailors, who look on them as inhumanly Should En gland neglect it, other nations may not be were cons!. 1 . y
terminis b the Confederation and
3 6 per cent.... 100/. pd 148 - 150 146
osal f the following;reso talons passed by the Assembly by a Do. Erewash Val. all p ... - ...
the Prime Minister in pursuance of a system') • o Punished for the indulgence of a mere little amiable quite so ca reless. There is a chance, and a good one,
which al *ty :--- Do. Leic. &Swanning.
first came into effect with the commencement of the weakness. If corporeal punishment possessed any that vast accumulations of guano may be found, if m.:71 To recognise the regulations contained in tbe 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... - ...
•OUS SoVEREIGIN
reign of our Most Greet . It i.,, at efficacy to suppress drunkenness in the Royal Navy, searched for, the ownership of which would belong to proclamation of the 2iith January last, of his Majesty Do. Pref., 4} p.c. 5/. p par -% p ft.d
he readers of f Denmark, Duke of Holstein and Lauenberg, Norfolk Exten... all pd 22 -23
least tolerably well known to t The sun its effects would not have remained hitherto undeve- the discove a-ers. Ought not we to risk the attempt the King 0 h
, Do. Gr. 5% p ct. all p 5% - 6
that such is the sum total capable of being applied loped through want of trial, for it has been applied and explor e the Pacific ? in so far as t ey relate to the affairs of the Duchies f
Holstein and Lauenberg, and, according to the state of
- Do W.Val 5 p.c. all p 1% - 2 x.d
Nort.h Britis.h 100/. pd 98 - 100 100 901,4 %
every year to the purposes here intimated ; tar with by no means a sparing hand ; but all faith in its the case, are sufbject to the constitutional examination North Stafford all pd _. - ...
we ourselves have repeatedly commented in terms of utility is now fairly given up, and it is acknowledged Lord D alkeith, the eldest son of the Duke of Buc- and resolutign o the Germanic Confederation, as corn- Oxf. Wor. & Wol., 15/.
f the reward ou all h •
indignation upon the paltry nature o . . ands that such a mode of punishing tbe cul- clench, carme of age on Thursday last, and t.he event waa mensutate with tbe laws and the privileges of the Cn- i.pd 2% - 234
on.
D 6. per cent...loo_ _
....... p
thus meted out in driblets to some prit iti al
amongst the most together inoperative in checking the crime. dto be celebrated at Beaulieu Abbey, in Ham shir federation, and accordingly to grant the reserved defi tto ditto ... 31. Pd ...
oapnpeooinf ttehe Duke's seats, with great festiv-ity An olax wase* tive assent to the settlement of the hitherto existing di:: Shrews& Bin N.G. all 11 - 11% Sli
illustrious of the benefactors of the multitude. We The raeasure proposed by the veteran Reformer is to be roaste d whole, and old English sports were to be re_ mites between Denmark and the Germanic Confedeea_ Shrews. & Ches. (NAV.
ain that one which h dto between his Majesty the Kin ace ' Min.) 8 per c all pd 1734 - 18% x.(11
in
have insisted in this manner, again and yet ag f
l. as been tested with complete success. It fnve
3- wme dar
pathrtes Doret;stegcroouunntdrsy.
wAe
rl ae r g en
vn
i ited btoerßecaf uplieerus o
tnos tic's), agreeith
is the est the Governments of Austria atd P ing
• Do. 5 per cent, 8/. pd 74 -1% p x.d
something more deserving of the name of libera. it.y
taebalishment of " a Drunken Mesa," a plan , South Devon 1111 Pd 15% - 16%
first adop p articipate in the festivities. A steamer started from a
npeoinrttewd hereunto by the Germanic Confederationu.sela,
cop e
should be done by the Government of Great Britain
the Weazle Solon his recommendation in 1799 on board .-3houthalmbptr for
dßeahuulmieuherraiveeor wditthh peis•solns tof witnehss •• 2. To exhohratssathdeor Rtoyahl Danish Ducal Holstein sDt.fEaNt.ew(
ReadinVAPnel. 'Adis.- % p
towards the fostering of those beneficent
cured the evil,op c'f
war, where in a few months it Isle of eWligthetl3, foenr the same purpesose. Band's eoftmurseimc atncel Lauenberg 4
finale Royal G o vrei rnagm ?nets e p.resents to the nuities)...l/. Os. 6d pd 26 - 26% 1 26%
knowledge o with the addi- Do., 4% p c 100/. p „,„„
powers which have tended more than anything, • h a.a Well as in several other ships where , processions paraded the village of Beaulieu and the Abbey that th Fd l ll*,
i it was ronght into o • ional statement . . e e era let feels convinced Sth York. 4pe gd all 19 - 20%
under DIVINE PROVIDENCE to elevate
th•s
iestance of its succ peratton. The most remarkable fersosunthdasn d3u,roiong
0 orT4h,uorosodaye.reenTahere couldatendotathaßveeaubleeenu
i tthat his MajestY will likewise in future watch over the Stoc.k. & wart. gd..5 p c 3‘.
country to the lofty place it has assumed among 'Bl was on board the Victory, re. - to witness or join in the pfestive sec
eentr,ethich were, how- maintenance at.ici t.he healthy. development, us well of the until July 1,1856, all p ... --- ...
commissioned in 1808, wh • institutions ot his German
the , en sir JOHN eee b ever all spoilt by unfavourable weather. Torrents of legal existing . . .. , , . Federal states, Waterford & Kilkenny,
most advanced of the foremost races of Christen-
first lieutenant. 4, chi, ship „ al ss eels's- I€ 7
don,_ es rain' fell during the day, and nearly all pe sons preeent were ver the position wnicn. in their union with other 6 per cent. 3/. pd %- % di&
. rangland has been raised, for example, and the
chiefly by a draft of men fro* Says he, " was mann ed drenched to the skin. The taverns, publicr-houses, and beer- pasarots of the monarchy! is due to them, ia 01 • d York, New. & Ben. all p
at Just an 102 - 104 x.d 102% 103 std
ti:-.eura Isa a shi
stance cannot be very soon forgotten by her p that was p ro. shops were besieged for refuge and refreshments. People " •t bl spirit of which.the Royal proclamation of the Do. Do 5/. ficl 5 -5% x.d
Child verbial for drunkenness, which fl ' equi a e
• ears gives witness. York &N. Midland .
ren, to a position of almost equal supremacy in ts had failed to subdue. I
'egging and 0, b r were obliged.to fight their way into th.e inns, and. then could 28th January this y
and S. Parch. 10/. pd %-. % p
Ecien punishmen c e obtain nothing to eat or drink, owing to their numbers. •• 3. That the full powers on the affairs of Holstein
"bY the enius of WATT to that which she
had alread g olan to the captain, who glsdiy adoptParcl)P°Be Imy The grand dinner to the tenantry and visitors
.was in the
ranted for this end to the
_Governments of Austria and MINES LEASED AT TIZZD MONTANA.
of the ..._ . 7 attained in literature through the agency .
ffect was wonderful. Every one of the ere,
't.. The open air, and three times the company were obliged to rush g. .
rrussia, and which, after the expiration of th
from the table to escape from the deluge of rain that poured he deol ......e term al.
, Leasing Busin ass
5111,117rne and orbi 1
it bebo__
ee CU.ar genius of SHAXSPERE e d down the • (6ght the The ark became a perfect marsh, and the court- lowed for them, were, ?poi!.
,t f
&ration of the two Railways. - m • Nominal Prices.
tee pames. to-day.
YeS t:ngland tiler f eculiarl h
, e ore, more p yt an hundred), who passed up an main hat hond m. p .
p d Ladies were compelled to wade through the courts in the sitting of tn° °"1 .° Septemb.r last year
WINIIIMII!...1•1.1
any other countr • h, if not a joke at the drunkai.e i ch: 31 raatrt e r aup" otne iheir knees in water to take refuge in the Abbey. tacitl rolonged, shall be considered as havin • '
g expired Bdf. & Bitch., all p Lon.&N.W ... - ..„
from the disgrajoin the world, to shield her name h d lau
way, a a g .
ould sooner take thre es' weee Any thing ' • ' and unfortunate c
more inauspicious t i"1 ' yfP ' ith the preceding resolutions."
anno we in COB ormlty w Bir & O•ef gua. all Gt. Westn. 29% - 30%
I in rat'
g itude. Rather than show were heard to say they w dozen be imagined Beaulieu Abbey is celebrated as the refuge of be opened on the 4th Octoh • ••• ''
l
herself ungratef 1 than be put a second te me iota - ' • • f h The Diet ia to er next. Do. without, all p Do.
uto her lit lashes at the an way, to argaret of Anjou, during the wars ot e roses, and as the RICARDO A
Messrs. S. M. P "°' • ' LTBORP, Ca Bir.Wolv. & Dud,
ptain
tains-it were bett erary and scientific chief- g g
' In short, in six mon.
_he, „,s sanctuary of the pretender, Perkin Warbeck. It was in- Councillor W
er, and nobl the ' drunken mess. ANDREWS, and State' . .. XSTeitHoLz, gUar all pd, Do.
to be even extravaga t • er, and wiser for her len herited by the Duke of Buccleuch from his uncle Lord are
for n
t e purpose ot finall Do. without, all Li! Do.
nin tbe test' . lamentable evil was almost completely var quished. Montagu th f•dfS• W I S' tt. ' now in Copenhagen . . y arrang- Buckinghash. all p Lon. &N.W ... - ..,,
niScence. It is not, hoe," imonies of her mu- e, e nen oir a ter co n Railway l'
ine. The tele- x.d
• When the drunkards were brought on deck to drink Horixs.ry REwk
ing the Flensborg-Ti?°l
A 1 gdvanc• Clydsdale Jc. all p,Caledonian 52 -53 x.d
display of prodigalit er, that we would see this
y ; but that h ' ' ' nd often the ad- bridge-wells Co se welkin on Tun-
RDED.-A nur . . g.
gra h line is 1
a.so rapi..y a
_ing, and tbe steamer E. Lin., gua. '6
perl
we would, at any t eir six-water grog, the captain,,a mmon on Tuesday, the 7th inst., picked up a P
purse, which on be dispatched to bring over th
rate, behold no continuance of the e " ' Q* T 'll shortly e cent 1001.pdGt.Northn. 150 - 151
ee paltry toeens of mind (the g 11
aatint ion* rrAMES SAUMAREZ). , used to five soverei_ 8 xbrquent examination she found contained Mercury wi
laid down over (or e
uiggardliness ! No-with due regard to th talk h • " '1 'he same song whom Tile
rci:tt
bhalf. She made inquiry of several per- wire which will be rather under) Gloucest. & Deanl
rift, let the to t em, which had a good effect. she learned that aw' riuttt could not find the owner. Next day the Great Belt. Forest all pd'Gt. Westrn. 82 -33
' rulers of the United Kingdom reve l h Sir JOHN the 30th ult an Hartlepl. Dk. &
.1 Yk.New.
a their a ' Plan was practised with equal success .37 the library, but the puren notice of the loss was stuck up at The Eleinore Avis, of .., nounces that •• li ••• - •••
tion or the worth of generosity. Le,e PPrecia• Actmen and 5/. On in
u. se was stated tp contain between 41. had just arrived from e, , Raiiw....a pd &Berw. .
ause we have when coetmanding the Ariel, Briseie, •
' owner was a ICi "Y
'Ye finder was informed that the an English schooner
d one of the c e'antzic, Hull & Selby, all p Yk. &N iv . 112 - 114
recognised the signs of this eppreciation y res.iding at having lost the master an rew of cholera. Do. Halves.,all p Do.
in the o Driver, and Isabella ; but, thou hhi hly : lauded by ,pairod, havin: --- house. Thither she n overboard off Bernie I Do Quarts. all D
• p o. ,27 -28 [lO7
licv adv ntured upon by the Deane Cabin -°-
t' L d f h ' *g g
_ e et, We ne or 3 0 t e Admiralty, did not tee ewe
• their a by this time taken
nd w.alked a considerable (listen a great.deal of trouble, They had been tbrow
quite well A ° 111.
L . B cl; 'I M•dl d 'lO- 109 x.d 108% x.d
Neould here refer to tbe recent proceedings of th f‘ •
e ,rmal sanction, nor had that august body the cour- nurse recollected that she wV9 ce- on seeing the lady the The rest of the crew were . , anu no qua. eeds & r _.,tu oian ! 4 -
ted on the common soon altoene of those whom she had ac- n raised. Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern-1 1334 - 14%
cos routine difficulties had bee
.•2514 - 26%
Do. Pref....all pd Do.
letiteatry in regard to both science and letters in the tesy rt th t finding the purse wh h
, en t e
to answer his official report of the pla n made in Jady said, in answe o e nurse's inquiry tl
language of very cordial and very explicit admiration. 1819 f I Dit a•ayt hing. On receivins the - , lat she had not ----:'"--
TuithbY,.% .. Lowestoft., gua. 4
, rom that day to this. The propue.i :ion which e •• t • bout to off ''s purse, the lady said that per cent...ail pd Norfolk - 19% eed x.d
The annual grant of pensions to the amount oe he m d , sue was jos a er a .eward, but it would of a The differences between the Dritish Ambassador Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. - •••
, c urse,
ae to the captain of the Weazle, whe first maue b. 3 unnecessary now to do so, and ag ' h •
1,200/. we have invariably characterieed as piltry- proof f out. am t anking the finder, and the Porte relative to the Modes.te frigate are Middlesbe & Red-
comia o the soundness of the system, was ale fellows :- Ix) wed her a ml 3
settled. The affair was probably take, and the car, 6p. c., all p S .
tktn &Dar ... - ...
gaa those ensions do from a Dation 30 peeu. ci .r._
se
1. THE WIDOW N. & E., sp. c., all E. Counties 6' 6
3 - 5 x.d
liarly bles 13
-4,' parate every person found drunk frt en the rest PENSION .0 OF THE LATE HENRY explanations offered he•E'
ev been satisfactory. The i.d
sea by isocial happiness and commercial of the crew bl' th ity tO tbe late Mr. Henry Bell, wh Do. 6p. ct., all p Do. - ...
prosperit the -o Igo em to mess by ti te mselves on Bi :LL -The antic h
ulsion o -
• ard to t e prop f vessels by ose set, Modeste is now in port at Constantinople.
Do. F. 5 p.c. all pd Do. - ...
steam were ac-
Y. Yet, whil 1
e ( eprecating the insignificance main hatch vice 9 in reg
_--...------s-r".- ---- -- - -- -.. Prestn. & Wyre, f L.&N.W
cf the sum tot 1 way (being the moat cons pi cuous part h the grant of a pension ot 100/. a year by B,y} ... - •••
a , We have de recated still more the of the Belie. kw, pledged ~.,y
- -13 On Thursday last all paid 1 &La.
method of its dist • • P - • were done
pe-to have their dinner after all the rest the , y a
Cl d trustees, having ceased with his death, the same A. SPLENDID .i. IKE.- • ,as a party .
ribution We have insisted that it --their cloth unanimous resolution on Tuesday, agreed of gentlemen who were sot°
• urning at the Pheasant Inn Ditto, Halves, A,
is a grievous mistale . •.' ' WOOden . es to be marked 'l),' and their public board, by a
he same amount to the widow of M Peelwyke, wer '
r. e fishing on a
B ssentlavvaite Lake, Mr. Tait, o'f p 100 L pd Do.
... p
e to uegraue men of acknow-
wr, utensils to zr ant a pension to t
to be marked ' DRUNKEni MESS' t - • London, one of their number, caught a
.pike measuring 41 "oy. --1 ''
& Pin 1004 Gt.Northn. 149 -- 151 x.d
'edged eminence to the ing swabs
- ° Bells -Edznburgh Courant.
Do. Shep. Ex., all Do.
condition of state pauperism- k• , ' sweep the decks and do all thed* t in the cathedral inches in length bv 15 in girth, and weighing within a few
a condition, At least, wor in tne ehi , • Hey TI le canonry residentiary church ounce e.- ' - Th's monster of the deep had c Shf. Rth. & Goole, ,
ac'rnewh " b
lied y n-to be made to drink their al d vacant by the death of Archdeacon mi so 20 pounds.
oin- sp. c., 18.11.6 p Lan..&__lks „„ ee
... ,
1 st the lesser individuals 0
low- of Vi 'ells, rendere
their very designation im
.n
.. at painfully p
T 4 ance of six-water d u on the Rev. J. H. tted much havoc amon.g
as f „ t,h; e S . Staffdshe 9% p Mrartalean
1 the grant as pensioners. le grog, instead of three, on the 131 TIC er, has been conferre p Pender, li voracious maw gave am i %-- % di& x.d
Was Not thus that the greatest . quarter-deck ;-and Prebendary of Wells, and Principal of denniCe. trlesw, :if_ c
lanwdheidhihnisabout an hour after the eitaet `lb"' Wear Val. 6 p c., an Stckt& Dar 30% -. 31 %
Potentates of antiquity 0 for the first offence to be one ALA., , Precentor and
li hed in that city. ad Ditto ditto, all p Do.
...
~.....
the Tl ieclogical Mega eatab o been sent adrifteess C'extterlaa racTat' iitika &Seats 100 k Gat Vir Ili .... ins

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