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A RUSSIAN MEMORANDUM. 1 tion he refused, she entered a territory he had not yet ceded, Turks-that we Wore to- ollow them to attack with impunity , . ASSIZE INTELLIGEIYCE. c.; .-'. ROYAL' a EOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. ' THE WOOLLEN TRADE. SHIPPING INT
i blockaded his ports, and drove out his troops
.from the citadel our maritime postd, blockade our lortreases, and attempt•to 1 -4P . 4. - 4.-- ----0--
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of Antwerp ; when, finally, on a recent occaaion, Eagland in create a rising of the Caucasus against us ? Why did not MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-Norrnsouass, March 10. ' NOTICE .TO MI
The JOurnal de.St. Petersbourg publishes, in. a- 'time of peace-blockaded, the Pirreus and seized Greek vessels foreign diplomacy at Conetantinople Prevent these attacks ?
(Before Mr. Justice Coleridge.) The Earl of Ellesmere, president, in the chair. ( Prom the Leeds Mercury of Saturday. )
Mr. William Phelps, Mr. D. Robertson Blaine, and I DANISH MGM
supplement to its number of the 19th of February as a pecuniary pledge for some. insigoificant pecuniary claims Did they hope to see us beaten, or did they on. ly intend to ine LEEDS March 10.=The business in the warehouses The Danish Government has g
in a strict point of view., ware casus terfere-when we had ceased to be so ? Was it in the name of - CHARGE OF MURDERING A WIFE. Mr. Henry Donkin were officially introduced upon their
continues' without alteration ; there is a fair trade doing ships for the Drogden (Drage,
(3d. March), a Memorandum addressed by the Rus- did t tak rt •th dd* • h• d . 1 d
.. , belli. The powers who no epa in em, an is- te in ependence of the Porte that a scrnp e was ma eto
-all those measures,
Ed ard Theobald Stere2zson aged 26 aca enter election.
sirin Govetninefit to its diplomatic agents abroad, approved of them, might have declared them such if they had limit the operations by sea ? But to-day they limit them; w ' ' rip ' '
Captain F. A. Shadwellr RN., C. 8., Captain A. P. by the shipping houses, but the demand for the home I Lessoe Channel, left for their ]
and cOmmunicated by each of them in virtue of .7i-a preferred following a conciliating line of policy. They wherefore, then did they wait until that which is deplored was indicted for the wilful murder of his wife, Sarah
, E. Wilmot, R.N.,. the Rev. John Kennedy, M.A., Mr. arch 7.-In " the warehouses busi- 27th ult., and as soon as moored
instnictio as innexed tO -its tO the Government to did not do so then to avoid putting Europe in a blaoe. We was,accomplished without before remedying it ? Under the Ann Stevenson, on the 27th of September. Norman .Cowley, Mr. W. F. Gamul Farmer, Mr. Ben- manricureptDrEeßmsaFilnEsLpd,ullll.
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,Mr.. Booth appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. jamin Ifill, Mr. J. H. Johnston, and Mr. Alfred Rus- CUSTOM HOUSE
'Which hei is accredited. .- The importance of this think that on this occasion it weuld have been desirable for. eyes of the ambassadors under the flag of England and of ness has been pretty good, the
.merchants generally
the peace of the world that England and France should have 'France, convoys of arm's and ammunition are publicly pre- having been kept very busy ; but in the Cloth-hall trade ENTERED INWARDS.-The
document. induces us to give it in extenso. sell Wallace were elected fellows.
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shown the same discretion. It is true that, at the first mo- pared with a view to carry on the war on our territory. A 0 Brien defended the prisoner. has been rather flat. Notwithstanding the slight in- Elsieua Catharine Zell ; An,
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ment, they did not positively declare our occupation a cams last convoy of this nature had• reached its destination. We This case was of an extraordinary, though most dis- The papers read were-
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belii. - But they took good care to istablish that the Porte were aware, with the same object in view, a considerable gusting nature. It seemed that in September last the "1. Successful exploration of the River Murray by dication to slackness amo!iegs ;lei:ernazuifsaztizass whdo Whainpoa • Von Ifincke, Philad
attend the Cloth-hall, bus ness p oun
"At the moment when the Eastern.question becomes.more, had and would have, whenever she chose, the right of regard- Turkish squadron convoying, vessels of transport, was to Captain Cadell and Governor Sir H. Young in the
deceased had a miscarriage, and, after lingering in intense holesome footino • sr eto tmei; c
hFai 'elle,
sla;
WBi.lbporao;wsNe,inceannt
• complicated than Leifer by the entrence into the Black $(0. oi ing it as such, and'of acting accordingly. Hue's was not pro. leave ConstantinoPle ; that it had left the Bosphorus; that Lady Augusta steamer, communicated through the Erni
hsatveeadl3zdatolory little busi-
the fleets of England and France, and by the ruptore of our yoking war bY au immediate declaration, it was holding it in it had entered Sinope-not to land reinforcements there, not agony for several days she died on the 27th, the direct Colonial-office,”
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diplomatic relatien with both Governments, it is natural that pense. to station there, but to find a temporary shelter against foul cause according to the medical evidence, being inflam- • Sir RODERICK MURCHISON observed that he had re- d have under- ceira ; Kate, do. ; Duchess of I
reSsZtlttaersi
each of the priocipal parties interested in this affair shorild " Although by the menacing position which they'had taken weather. It was there only awaiting the propitious moment ' - ceived a very interesting letter from Captain Co,dell with gone no change since last week. The wool market is 'lrigig3l,l7i:
Helena ; Castilian Maid, St. 3
seek to throW •off its shouldeirothe burden of responsibility at the mouth of the Dardanelles the two 'Slime powers had to proceed on its aggressive voya,ge. We made use of the mation of the peritoneum. Beforeeher death, and when much the same as it was on the previous Monday.
hPt-esWaie•e
Secret, Palermo, dm. ; Active, 1
attached to the- possible conseciuences of the redoubtable ah•eady constituted themselvesjudges and parties in the ques. right of war by anticipating that aggression ; and to turn the she believed herself to be in a dying state, she made a reference to the further examination of the river and its LEICESTER, March 9.-The uncertain state of the Sharp, Odessa; Admiral Pete
question. The •conscience of the Cabinets becomes alarmed, tion, and we consequently could not recognise them in the word against us, to qualify as aggression what was only a declaration to her mother and two police officers to the great tributaries. The original exploration of the Mur- wool and worsted market operate against production, Disraeli, Constantinople • Pac
and starts hack with reason. at the idea of a general war in
-character of mediators, nevertheless we did not refuse to ex- legitimate act of defence, is not reconcileable with the notions ray by Captain Sturt was also adverted to, in connection
, effect that her husband had, on several occasions, em- and therefore less is doing by the manufacturer, and a sionary, Colombo ; Sarali'Maria
with the results of his labours in the settlement of South
which the, prosperities of _a long peace would perish, and .
.amme the propositions they made to us. of strict equity. . further curtailment of making has taken place. The Canton.
which mey "Reese to new dangers a society scarcely recovered " This clearly proved that; in our idea, the occupation of " That if, moreover, it is objected that we were warned ployed an instrument for the purpose of procuring abor- Australia aud the great internal navigation now opened ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR 1
few shipping orders given out are but on a very limited
from theflast revolutions. Many efforts have been made and
t i the principalities was less the object of ambitions covetous- beforehand, that England had announced to us her intention tier]. The medical witnesses stated that such an em- up. • for Copenhagen ; Ivanhoe, Bo;
are still'daily made to fix upon Russia the cause of the ac ua • scale. Lower cotton goods for the spinning trade are
oils that nass than a means to negotiate. It would be easy for us to of shielding against all attack the Ottoman ports and terri- oloyment of an instrument would produce the inflamma- "2. Observations on the proposed North Australian • • s , Rangoon, Montreal ; Juno, Ant
expedition under Captain Stokes, R. N., by Captain
crisis, and to throw upen her the reproach of the e . in 000 d demand. Spinners have reauced worstea yarns .
prove by convincing d.ocuments, that all the propositions tory, we shall reply-That we never admitted that pretention .. - nen o ; Cleopatra, Oporto ; City
may-reedit therefrom. A retrospective glance on the motive:
d tion which had caused the death of the woman. It
made to us were based upon the idea that some satisfaction of limiting our rights of war without making w•ar to us, an St rt." ' CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH C
and different phases of this crisis will show that if it ha. aprhibaclefsp.enny per lb., and. are still working short time.
was due to us. The English Cabinet, in proposing to substi- that at London, as at St. Petersburg, by the Minister of Rus- might, however, they admitted, be caused simply by il
St. Edmund's, Clifton-terrace, Feb. 12, 1854. Wools are flat, and there is no confidence in present s . ..... .
cold. 'or Sydney ; Sigisbert, Port rni
assumod such alarming proportions the fault is not to be attri- .
tine for the note rejected by the Ottoman Government a pro- sia and the Imperial Cabinet itself, those rights have always
My dear Dr. Shaw,-I am so anxious to assist the HALIFAX MARKET, March 4.-Long wools are ex- ance) • Adelia Maria Koniesb,
butect, to Russia. ject of convention (precisely the same form against which so been reserved anst maintained in their integrity.
Mr O'Brien addressed the jury on behalf of the pri- council of the Geographical Society, if I may be per- ceedingly dull, and keep gradually giving way in price.
" .It is far from our thoughts to wish to throw a doubt upon
_a Rio "moire] • AmadOra, Cub:a;
wny objections had been made at Constantinople), meant " This is, however, what took place at Sinope the forced - • roringhee, Port Philip ; City
the. pacific sentiments of the powers who havejust assumed an
thereby to procure for us a more complete satisfaction. The consequence of their anterior attitude, which ha.; served as a soner and his lordship summed up. . mitted to say so, either in the event of its being called Middle wethers have been sold at 14td. per lb. Short Kangaroo, Amsterdam.
. attitude next to hostile against us. Certainly they desired
rrench Cabinet, on its part, by proposing to us the project motive to the two powers to take another step in advance. A verdict of acquittal was returned, and the prisoner on by the Duke of Newcastle for any further sugges- wools not plentiful, and sustain their value pretty wail. -
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peace, as we ourselves desired it. But preventions, distrust,
of a new note, presented it to us drawn up in a manner to By entering the Black Sea, with the avowed intention of pro- tions as to the country to be explored by the conteni-
was ordered to be discharged, his lordship, however, re- LIVERPOOL,
and an unjust appreciation of our political view.s wi. th regard
e contain in substance all the essential guarantees demanded hibiting the free navigation to Russian vessels of war, they plated expedition to Northern Australia, or in the event
to the Ottoman empire which has been the principle of their PRICES OF SHARES. The Pantheon, ashore at Rho'
' ld not but lead them naturally by Prince Menschikoff, and to give us a title of intervention have outstepped the limits of simple demonstrations; they marking, that although the evidence as to the cause of of the council taking the subject again under considera-
conduct siace the beginning, cou with her broadside to the bank,
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if the disposition of the Divan should undergo a change. In make a direct attack upon our belligerent rights ; they have the woman's death was too doubtful to warrant the jury tion, that I have taken up my pen, in the hope that her keel and dead-wood out an(
to the very consequences they wished to avoid. Their position
a word, it did not challenge either our right to express our adopted a measure which to speak plainly is nothing less . IN IfANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM. . ,
and ours have been false ones since the beginning-. " in finding him guilty of the murder, still it could not be I may lighten his labours, and perhaps throw some
new light on the question. It is one that I may say I weather continues moderate, th•
solicitude for our co-religionists in Turkey, nor th. at of ex.er- than a declaration of war under the mask of protestations of PANIES' STOCK.
" 1. From the point of view from which they regarded the the ship, it is feared, will becon
cising it actively ; precisely what the Porte has since denied friendship, but which puts at stake again, more than ever, doubted by any one who had heard the evidence that he
SOINT-SPOCK BANKS.
question. • have unceasingly and carefully studied, with an earnest
us, aud with it the Powers that had acknowledged it. the national dignity of Russia; a measure which takes hence- had behaved in the brutal and wicked manner described
" 2. By the measures they adopted for its solution. The crew of the Alabama, fro
" From the pourparlers which took place, and especially forth the direction of events out of the hands of the Govern- desire to arrive at just conclusions, but, unfortunately Dividend i Aniount
" A few words will suffice to recal what was the first cause in the statements of his unfortunate wife.
from the project presented by the Cabinet of the Tuileries, ments themselves, and places it in the hands of their naval for myself, I stand alone in this matter. • The features Name et Company. per f of Paid. Price. sent to prison for refusing to do
of our difference with the Porte. Annum. I Share. The Hermes, from Cape del
resulted the Vienna note. commanders, making the peace of the world.depend upon the. of the interior, over which I have wandered, are so diffe-
" For some time all the acts of the Turkish Government to-
" The empressement with which we accepted it is known. smallest fortuitous conflict. NORFOLK CIRCUIT.--BEDFonn, 'MARCH 11. rent from those of other explorers, and the deductions I IX s. d. .s e. d. -
wards us, as towards the Eastern Church in Turkey, bore
"We might have-it is a right which the Porte itself has ~ lost on the English bank, River
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the evident stamp of hostility. It is known what sympathies As regards the real motive of such a resolution, it is self- (Before the Lord Chief Baron.) have been led to arrive at are so contrary to the experience Australasia........... 61. per cent. 140, 0 0 all 77
largely made use of-entered into a preliminary dispute on
and spiritual relations an identity of worship and of race has evident, and the two maritime powers have not dissimilated it. of other travellers, thatl confess I set forth my views with Bri
established from time immemorial between Russia and •the the terms, and r p d
e lied to that propoaition by counter-propo- It will be found in the position they created for themselves by MUR.DER AT HEATH-AND-REACH. diffidence and hesitation ; nevertheless I feel it to be my
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tish North American 61. per tent. 1 50 0 0 „
ndon V. r cent 'lOO 0 0 20 0 0 - %Me roveretta erom .00noon i
mercial of Lo • Pe • , , _
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Dec. 13, lat. 10'S lon 20 W.
o g.
• 'to of the Christian subjects of the Sultan. It gives to
majori ~ sitions, if, as slander declare
~ we had sought a pretext to sending their naval forces to Constantinople from the moment Abel Burrows, 37, a gardener, was indicted for the duty to promote by any means iu my power the sue- 0niai.............. 1 31. per cent. !100 0 0 25 0 0 -
lonian - The Ade, of Sunderland, ste,
spin out negotiations, and indefinitely prolong thehoctehiunpa- when, instead of employing them in keeping the war within murder of Charity Glenister, at Heath-and-Reach, near' cess of an undertaking which, if conducted by judgment
us in Turkey a moral influence which we do not wish to deny. , Lone. Char. Bk. of Aus. 1 - 20 0 0 210 0 14% long. 15.
It is a fact which I did not create. It is the work of time Um' of the Danubian provinces. We didino sue
_v g:, certain limits, the presence of the combined fleets, by mous-
Leiehton Buzzard. , • and caution, will, in its successful issue, lead to the London and County .. i 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - 'The Lord Haddon, lat. 47 N.,
and place. Independently of treaties, it -is the result of the however. The project of Vienna, as File as twr rezlz:: ine,, the fanaticism of the Porte, only served to neutralise the most important geographical and commercial results. If Londn and Westminetr 1 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
The Jean Bart, from Martini
force of circumstances. Heuce the distrust it causes to the and though it was still liable, as was tdebca7,, ozile
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h. action of the two Cabinets. To assist as paisive spectators The prisoner lived in a. cottage with his wife, nesr, London Joint- etock ... 61. per cent.l 50 0 0 10 d 0 23
lat. 35, long. 35.
tions at London and Paris, was accepte
kly
bs at the destruction of the Turkish navy, almost under their another cottage, in which his father resided with the de- I rightl understood the vie s of. the Royal Creographi. Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
'Turkish Government. Hence its desire to weaken the Eastern y 'ft lien- cal Soc(ety, as regards the II of exploration it intended Ditto, A ew. • • ...... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all - The Duchess of Lancaster,
Why ? If we were not animated fmn
church out of fear of the bonds that unite it to Russia ; its Y YPatelt c eyes, placed them in a false position, but which, as nothing ceased, who. was about 70 years of age. On the night
had been done to prevent the cause, ought not to 'have re- of the 24th Nov., the prisoner became very violent, and National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0
ha- st... Nat. Ployncial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 2325 itill 00
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efforts to keep Win a state of inferiority opposite other Chris- tious, we wished te terminate the cris• as promp yas pos:- the expedition to take, if the direction of it A ill 28th, lat. 41, 1 e 28.
on's•
The Bloomer (ship) and Eli
1 sible withdraw a moment sooner our troops from the princi- mained entirely beyond their ` provis' ions, whatever may be remained in the hands of the society, and which, I Ditto, New ..e..... s'. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
tian communities, and tie favour at its expense the progress of . ' • ' went to his father's house very. much excited, and using
palates, , 11 • Ited
take advantage of the season which sti perm' said to the contrary. And, as at Besika, the necessity of get- believe, the council did submit for the approval of Oriental Bank Corpora. 121. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all
their propaganda.' It would be too lone to enumerate here, one strong langua Th ld Ch 't GI • t
ge. e o woman, an y erns er, --" The Choice (brig), of Sunderla
their retrograde march, and thus give to the two allied Cabi- •
ting out of a dilemma, at any price, urged them to the violent
went into the house of Adams, a neighbour, as prisoner South Australia ••. • - 81. p. ct.& bs. '250 0 . :rite Dec. 29, off Cape Horn.
by one, all the proofs of thie system, alrthe o pen or secret blows the Duke of Newcastle, was, closely to examine the ~ ong.
25 0 0 25 "0 0 7-1 4, lat. 47 N 1 12 W.
which the Turkish Government has aimed during the last years nets the means of withdrawing honourably from Besika B. aye act of crossing the first strait of Constantinople, that of
had t,hreatened her life. In the•course Of the night pri- Union of )ustralias • • 40/. pe ce t
country between the Victoria and Albert rivers, and Ditto .. i........... 401. pe; eel: . - 210 0 - The Persian (ship), for Charle
at the worship we profess. Direct interference in its internal which in the autumn would be unteneble, All this might
.eseaping again from an attitude not less irksome obliged them Union of London ..... 8/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - long. 11 W.
to cross the secood strait. soner s father was heard to call out " Murder ;" and in to descend at some favourable points to the southern
rerior, to ascertain, if possible, the northern limit of
&Tales, and violatiou of its statutes, under the pretext of refo s have . been done ; and for the second time the Powers had Union of Madrid ..... - 40 0 0 all - The Scott (barque), from Ma
ornin aho o'clock rison w
to be accomplished in the clerical administration ; constant ir- the opportunity of cutting off all ulterior compications, pro- "So true is it that the progressive march of the measures the m g, ut 8 , p er ent to Adams's
lat. 31 S., long. 43 E.
vided. the 'Porte could make up its mind as promptly as we e great central desert. Considering the limited funds . INSURANCE COMPANIES.
regularities in th 1 et' fth t • h • fd' d
ee e eon o epa riarc s , germs o • iscor . they had taken must necessarily lead them to aggravate their house, burst the door open, ran up the stairs, and The Akbar (ship), Jan. 14, li
did to accept the compromise substituted for the project of bearing, and that the first link of this chain of acts dangerous having caught hold of the poor old woman, struck her at the disposal of the Royal Geographical Society, no
purposely s.own in the spiritual relatieas between the Greek Dividend Amount The Linda (Swedish barqin
and Slave races ; obstacles of every descriptiou thrown in the Prince Meuschikoff. for tho peace of the world was the moment when their fleets on the head with a stone-breaking hammer and knocked line of route could, in my humble opinion, have been Name of company. per of Paid. Price. Jan. 29, Ist. 15 s I," 7
" What, then, was the duty of the Powers, if, as we doubt left Malta and Toulon. more judiciously. selected, embracing as it would have
way of the eivelopment of the Bulgarian aud Bosnian . her down. He continued to strike her, although Adams The Kenilworth (ship), from
not like us they wished to accelerate a solution ?To insist oOn the •ound o'• e Ca. •ns , .
done that portion of the continent from an examination
Churches, of the instruction of the native clergy, of the reli- ' : . • tried te prevent him. He expressed his joy at the event,
of which' the most reasonable expectations of the dis- Albion .............. 31. 10s. SOO 0 0 60 0 0 95
X 3. d. ' X s d.
at Constantinople on a pure aucl simple adhesion ; not to auow
_ gi . neeo i tio , same consequences from •
the Martine point seme roeression of overtures always less •
eons education of the people; interdiction, for that purpose, Pe' ' -Th and said Charity and his own wife had sent his mother's 2,
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hii2.o,N,Nro.o
he Porte to kne dela s aud modifications to their note. a a - ' '
atisfactory for us, at least less favourable for peace. e
of the use of • the national language iu the performance of* tT,
ma
ethatw ey ted it on that sole 'condition, soul to hell, and would cause him to be hanged, as he covery of a fine country might haVe been encouraged. Alliance Brit. and For. 7/. 14s 6d e5.,100 00! 11 0 3 26 long. 21 W.
aey were aware •., we aecep factitious and imaginary bearing which an incurable distrust Ditto Marine ... .... e/ p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - twarC
worship ; prohibition or partial laceration of the holy books meant to murder both. He sang hymns and uttered As, however, the conduct of the expedition is *now in The Berhampore (ship), from
inch at it was. has given to the engagement which we demanded of the Porte i knchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
sent for ley the Greco-Slave clergy to Russia for their use,' „B .
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t • the very position they had taken at Besika, the has caused the successive failure of every attempt at concilia- strange incoherent expressions until the policeman of the hands of the Colonial Minister, and is to be carried Atlas .
and which it cannot easily procure elsewhere ; prohibition to .
t u • ''y tuts Ind weakened' their means of actiou • • s • th village took him before a magistrate. On being corn- out on a scale commensurate with its importance, it will rens Life ......... •• 41 per cent. leo 0025 0 0 23 The Chandenagure, March 6,
build a stoue church on the spot where a wooden one has wo mahritrrte co tiou which we proposed or accepted ; first in the form then in e
broken down ; in another case permiseion granted to the La- upon t e o e. .
t. •
The Tulles felt themselves supported and the substance. mitted to Bedford gaol he was much excited and eon- embrace a wider field of exploration, and it is to a con- British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 5 *, 0 eli
Clericl.sled.& teen. Life spr et. &be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2, %
masters of the fain. ion. y i
B "nebriatine them with the pres- " Neverthelese, as has been seen, up to the Vienna note, tinned so for some weeks. Medical testimony was given wideration of the subject in this particular that I would
-tins to build a' church where it is denied to the Greeks ; a hdtle c' Eurone at its word, • • County ........... / '
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thou Sand facts, in a word, which, taken h individually, tiga of their independeuee, they a.a en _ . inclusively, the essential substance of the guarantees de- that prisoner bad been a person of loose habits and had very respectfully draw the attention of the Society. In crown .............. 16s. 6cl 50 a 0 60 5 204 ____,
and Europe in its tura. .
had placed itself under the empire of .manded b Pence II n h'k ff
y - ese i o were not yet absolutely dila' my published account of my last central expedition, Eae!e
suffered from delirium tremens. Lately he 'had been
have but a relative importance, but which, taken in their d t C ta t'
bellicose. i .
•ntluences which disputed the groun a ons n a puted us I
. t was admitted that the Emperor had a right to Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 6 HADDINGTON
ensemble, demonstrate to eis that for years it has been the cautioned b t 1
y a surgeon o eave o ten ,or e wou
ff cl• le h ld I explained as fully as I could the ground on which
nle with the ideas of peace. seine satisfaetion. It was allowed that he had the right to Eli, opean Life ...... ... 15s. 20 0 5 all
r.,,Si The supplies of all kinds of
firm intention of the Turkish Government to contribute to 11°- '- - d d d d lose his senses. It appeared that he had the stone- I based my conviction that the continent of Aus- General.... 50 0
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" The,Porte objected to the terms of the note, an eman e express the sympanies which identity of fe'th inspired him " '73 last market. Sales dull. Wh(
foster other faiths, to diminish with the power of ours the . . tralia had once been an archipelago of islands ; and Globe .. . 61. per cent. , Stock. .. 141
h• leh f • tt' ll ad • - ' - ' - • ' - hammer i 1 ' •o for some time, and threatened
• modifications wie i . e °reign represeu a Ives a ow with for all the Christians of the Eastern confession. It was n its possess]. n 4
number of those whom it regards as the adherents of Russia.
elves to persua e oa e re crew um..
thems 'be ddtt k ad f 2 thought simple that the Porte should, by a solemn act of de- • • that at that eriod there must have been a broad
the life of his father, and expressed his determination
rai P . e uardian ............ s'. per cent
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent. ' 500 0 0 50 0 0 375 t
11'0 0 0 45 0 e 59 he top s down. Barley on t
the top ls down.
"We do not here speak of acts still more crying than this st 't between the Gulf of Carpentaria and the great
" These modifications, which an attempt was made at first fereuce, render homage to those sympathies and take them to murder his own wife, but no person attempted to take Imperial Life - 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20
mute persecution-of the massacres at Aleppo, of cruelties, The followine are the pries
to persuade us were insignificant, were so little so, that they into consideration. The Vienna note always implied a direct it from him. The poor old woman his victim had the a
Australian bieht. lam satisfied, indeed, that the whole Indemnity Marine - 1 sh.& bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 62 A *
f t• f d onvers'ons to Islamism in Albania in
pro ana ions, orce c , , , oav •-
• Bulgaria, in Herzegowina, in Montenegro. They are more . P
corn letely annihilated the whole compromise elaborated at step by the Sultan to vrarls the Emperor, by the sending of left side of her skull completely beaten in, and she died countiy to the south, from the gtilf which is now occu- Law Fire ............ 28. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4% t/3" - '
Law Life... - ........ - 100 0010 0 0 - ~... wintae. I
Vienna. They were inadmissible for us, as they deprived us an Ottoman ambassador charged to remit the firman recently that same morning. • pied by the Darling and the Murray, was then under
generally known. Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 20 0 6% r trst B6s Od
"It is all these vexatious facts, the object of our constant Precisely of all that we were founded to believe the powers granted to the Patriarch' of Constantinople, in confirmation of • The prisoner was undefended, but he put in a state- water. The strait extendipg from the gulf of Carpentaria London Fire ...
representations, which, crowned lately by e
'he prejudice done had accorded to us, the right of expressing our solicitude.for the immunities and privileges of tho Greek Church. Other ment in which he pleaded insanity. He stated that seve- to the great 'Australian bight would have been in the London - hip.... ..... .. lOs & bs. ,25 0 0 19 10 0 - Third -60 s 0(1 I
to the Greeks in the affair of the Holy Plae,es, and, filially, by our co-religionists in Turkey, and of exercising it actively. dispositions date from the refusal of the Porto to accept the shape of an S, only inverted thus-s ; and the sea bed Marine' ""•'- • • " • • 15s.per shareooo 0 0 18 0 0 -
ral members of his family had been insane, and that he • Total quantity of wheat in n
li ed to reject them and if frankness is a fault ro osed note r •
the public infraction of the flrman destined to re-establish We were ob g , , . . ,p p , o rather flora the embarrassing position was out of his mind often. He said he had no anim •t
osi y of this strait now forms the great dest rt of the interior. Med.lnvlid&Gen.Life 4% . per et. ; 5000 200 3ee
Minerva .......... & b 0 0 2 0 0 6'
.. sp. ct. s. 20 P P PP barley
the helance between them and the Latin Church by proceed. we were frank enough loya.ly to explain the motive of our which forced the two Governments to leave the Besika station
ings most hurtful to the feelings of the Imperial Cabinet, and objections to the Austrian Government. for the shelter of the Dardanelles. They manifested them- against Charity eni . ,
Gl' *ster but liked her better than If this is true, the northern limit of the desert will sweep Monarch . . .. .. , PI () 0 1 8 0 N, P 1 PP oats
of the Emperor in particular, modified, it is known, the mis- , " This new complication, but which was only due, as has selves by the rejection of the last aecommodation which wo almost anybody. the base of any high lands that may be to the north, National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 5 210 n 2%
Palladium Life ... ..... al. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 3 f , P P beans
sion of Prince Menschikoff to Constantinople. - just been seen, to the little insistence which foreign diplomacy offered them at Ohnutz. They then went so far as to deny ol in favour
The Chief Baron summed up stron. y of the .
until it trends west parallel to the west coast, and ter- Pelican .............. - - - 45 Average of wheat
"It will be understood, then, that a pure and simple set- at Constantinople had shown for the acceptance pure and the existence of the grievances of which we had to complain admission of the prisoner's plea of insanity. inmates at the bight. Having said thus much on the Phoenix ~... ..... ..., - - - 186 Ditto of Barley
tlement of the affair of the Holy Places, by means of a new simple of the Note, aggravated the position which France and on the part of the Ottoman Government since the origin of The jury retired for some time, and on coming into probable character of the interior, I would draw the at- Proiessional Life."... 51. per cent. 65 0 010 0 % Ditto of Oats
firman as powerless as the first, could not suffice to satisfy England had made for themselves and for us by placing them- the quarrel, and to contest our right to demand reparation. court returned a verdict of " Wilful murder." tention of the council to three different points--1. The Ro,
Provicleinfet Life .... .... &bs 00 0 0 10 0 e
11. ss. . 1 . 44 Ditto of Beaus . ......
k L •••••••••••• ss. 5 3 0 010 0 7
our complaints ; that in future we must have a more express selves in Besika Bay. Thanks to the new difficulties engen- The war has exploded. The first operations of the Turks on The judge then passed sentence of death upon the pri- exploration of the southern interior ;2. The examination Royal Exchange ...... 6/. p ct. & NI. Stock. au 210 -
guarantee, to serve moreover as a reparation for the want of dered by the Turkish aniendments, a precious time has been 'the Dinube, their sudden invasion in Asia, transformed into soner, who did not betray the least emotion or concern. of Arnhem's Land ; and, 3. The exploration of a line Sun Fire . ...... 6/ 10s. - , 0 '--- DALKEITH GRAIN M
personal consideration, of which the Emperor had to com- lost between Constantinople and St. Petersburg, and the sea- brilliant victories, have produced illusions. Opinion is much of route inside Leichardt's track towards Moreton Bay. Ditto Life ... . 1/ lOs - „ 65
plain, on the part of the Sultan. son had arrived when the bay no longer offered a safe an- excited. Instead of trying to calm it, it is regretable to have , As regards the first, it will be remembered that when United Kingdom .... 41. pet & be. 20 0 0 4 0 0 -
Universal Life .•. ..... . ss. per s.. Wheat on the top 6s up, cur
21 'i 100 0 0 10 0 0 45 lo h
ee west 5s up. Oats on t e tc
"It has been pretended. that, the arrangement terminated, chorage. The fleets wanted a harbour. To seek one far away to say that everything has been done, or allowed to be done, approaching the centre of the continent on my last Victoria Life •. ...... 51. per cent. - 412 6 -
we have suddenly and afterwards advanced the demand of from the Dardanelles, and to leave us meantime all the winter to excite it still more against us ; and the Government the INSTLTUTIOIV OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. 28 Od. up, and the lowest 5s 4d
d• • I
expe Won, crossed a stony plain, on which our Od up, current price 2s Od. up, r
that guarantee as a new pretension. The first notes pre- in the principalities was impossible for the courts. They could most susceptible, perhaps, iu matters of national dignity, the • horses left no track, and which was totally destitute • BRIDGES.
s seated by Prince Menschikoff establish beyond a doubt that not, on the other hand, without a new and more serious corn- most prompt to resent the abuses of the foreign press in the and beans on the top ls up, cu
from the outset of his mission the two demands were made plaint than those which already existed against us, order their On Monday last the evening was devoted to the dis. of vegetation • that from i •
countries where it escapes the control of the authorities, has •
~ , th 1, plain I descended some
Name of Company. Dividend Amount
per of Paid. Price. est 2s down.
together and simultaneously. ' fleets to enter the Dardanelles, which a declaration of war had allowed the French press, of which it is the absolute master, cussion of Mr. Yates' paper, On the Advantages of two or three feet to an earthy plain, cut by numerous Annum. Share. Qrs. Best.
_
" When time shall have removed the veil of suspicions and not-yet thrown open tc, them. To escape this dilemma, and to publish all the false reports, all the insults, all the exag- Uniformity in European Weights, Measures, and Coins." channels, but like the stony plain, extremely desti-
preconceived ideas which too often denaturalise the inten- make a. brusque change of attitude, it was necessary to charge gemtions against Russia,. As public epinion warmed, its After describing the stePs taken to induce the tute of vegetation. This last plain resembled the dried- Xs.d..£ s. d. 767 Oats 38s Od
- 12
_ _
tions of Russia in all that concerns Turkey, it will be granted us with some wrong. It WM found in the observations with exactions grew in proportion ; and, under their pressure, any attention of the Legislature to the subject, and up bed of an immense muddy lake :so much, in- Istiunteherewaror.e : ..... .... 375 Barley 45s Od
K •. •• •• •.. - 100 0 0 - -
that the text of that guarentee contained nothing unusual, which wa accompanier' the rejection of the amendments of satisfactiou whatever is now refused to us ; the rights of sur- reviewing succinctly the evidence of the different deed, did the ground over which I trod resemble an Ditto New of 7% p.c. 70s. per cent. 50 0 0 - - 138 Peas & beans 54s Od
nothine alarming, for the safety of the Sultan. It was founded the Porte-observations which in form and substance never veillauce, which we possess for the efficacious protection of our witnesses examined before the Select Committee on approach to a vast valley of water, that I momentarily Waterloo ..... ........ - 100 0 0 - s)k Average of whet
upon t*reaties by which the Turkish Government already pro- had the factitious importance so carefully given to them. co-religionists in Turkey are entirely denied to us. Russia is Decimal Coinage, and the report resulting from that in- expected to see a mass of waters glittering awe t th
y o e Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 12s. 60 011 60 0 0 - _
mised ns to protect our religion and churches in its states. For, as regards the substance, they cOntained nothing that sent, so to say, to the bar of a European tribunal, and she is
quiry, the advantages to be anticipated in all Matters of westward of me. Now this tl 1 • f I itto N
D w ditto of 71. 11. Bs. Od. 40 0 0 40 0 0 - ,
An engagement to protect a religion and its churches, and a had not been already repeatedly developed in the documents no longer called upon to cede half her dommrls, but all of them. ear iy p ain was, as ar as vauxhati .......... • • 11. ss. 70 10 3 - 22 ABERDEEN-
inone ace t
v oun s were first dilated on, and then the trans- could judge, the lowest part of the interior, as almost
reserved right to alter at will the privileges and immunities of our correspondence, or that could suddenly give a sudden The Sultan has been consulted beforehand upon the courlitions .a , , , The prices of grain are-Cd
d' 'fi d • I s
laeion ot tne present tversi e weig its an- measures immediately after crossing it we got on the southern fall . WATER-WORKS.
which serve as a basis to its existence-are not those two and expected light to the powers on our intentions. And, that will suit him, and Russia is requested to ratify what has 401bs per bushel; new oats, 0
- contradictory things I And of what practical value could be as reeards the form, they bear no official character, and were been convened without her, conditions admitted in the ex- into one uniform and decimally-divided system was in- of waters, the tall baying previously been to the north ; Dividend Amount " bushel ; bere, 36s 6d. to 37s Oe
an enga.gement thus understood ? In insisting upon the not addressed directly to the two Cabinets. elusive point of view of the Sultan. That is to say, that now sisted on. it must, therefore, be the receptacle of all the interior Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. 36s Od to 36e 6d, 531bs per bu
maintenance of the privileges assured to the Greek worship " This, Austria, the only intermediator in the negotiations they turn against us the position which the Vienna note It was urged that great facilities would be introduced waters of the continent, excepting those at the south-
by a secular possession eab antique), we do not demand any- of this affair, who had proposed the Vienna note to us, com- made fur the Porte, with this essentiaa difference, however, in keeping accounts and making calculations ; that the east angle. Now there can be no doubt but that both 621bs per buehel • oatmeal, 2
thing else than that which is implied by the treaty of Kai- municatea the modifications made thereto by the Divan, re- thtaet the Porte was at liberty to raise objectious, to propose pound aterling being adopted as the integer, the whole the stony and earthy plain are at times uuder water to East tendon X s. d. X s. d.
6/.per exit. Stock_ leo Ise flour, 60g Od to 62s Oci per sea
1 rations whilst it appears we aro not allowed to deviate
uardji itself, and by those confirming it, consequently no- ceived in exchange our acceptance of the note, our rejection of the coins in present use might be retained, by the depth of 3or 4 feet, and must present a, breadth Ilixtd Junction .... • • 4-. per ent.* 50 0 0 all 73 6tl to 8d ; inutton, ditto, 6d. t.,
'flrom the b'ases put t More and uttin ide the
thing contrary to the independence of the Sultan if ' those of the amendments, as also the examination wo made of it, o us. ()vele hp . only stamping their decimal. value upon them, and thus of from 30 to 40 miles. Now, the dip of the continent 44. per cut. 100 0 0 - - pork, per lb, Os sa. to Os 7•1 ;sa
Lame4i; •••• ... • • • • • ' • '
ery ture of th t g ast
ces •
na e arrangement, un( er w a circums an is too 0 0 -
treaties were not considered contrary to it. The only new and it is only indirectly in the way of informations and con- .---- keeping them in circulation until a new decimal coinage being to the westward, the question naturally arises, •NewitiverCOr4;.y..... 21.108. - - rabbits, each, Od to Od ; talloo
it offered to us ? The overtures coincide within a few days - -
advantages we demand for the Greeks are tho more certain fidential explanations that our ministers communicated it to Southwark &Vauxhall s'. per ent. 100 0 0 - Bn, potatoes, per peck, 12d to Os 01
' could be prepared. The proposed coins were shown to where or to what points do these waters flow ? Do they.
with the ent . •
ranee of the English and French fleets mto the
possession of those they already possess; and for ourselves in the other courts. A culpable abuse of confidence, the source West Middlesex •..... 5/.los. pr et., - eggs, per doz, Os 6d to Os e.l
Black Sea and with the not'ficatione hich are 1 o t •
i w am s ego'. be sufficiently small for the purposes of the poor, for accumulate and form au inland sea, separated from - 110%
particular, no other rights than the one which has alread
y of which is unknown to us, gave immediately this examine- , . 3s 6d ; ehickene, ditto, 2s 01 t
h th
valent to a declaration of war Of the four ewers before wom e quantities of merchandise would always be the ocean by the great Australians wall ? or do
belonged to us of exercising our active solicitude in their fa- tion to the daylight of a surreptitious public, dogged to opi- DOCKS. to 3s 01 ; ducklings, ditto, :
h. h R " . 13 d d
ye lc ussia is called to come and negotiate a peace with the a apte to t p ,
he urchaser's means • and the pound ster. they follow the principle of all the internal rivers of
wenn By admitting that the Greeks had already enjoyed, nion, ignorant of antecedents, excited a new movement of each, 4.e 0.1 to 5s Od ; geese, d
arid would continue to enjoy', their religious privileges under ff • t a d drove the Governments into a
- e ervescence agains us, n Porte, two have already voluntarily renounce& the part of ling, remaining as the intiger, was urged to be all that the cuntinent, and spreading over still greater areas Dividend Ameunt ' • for exoortation (preeent cure'
the egide of their Sovereign the Sultan, we sufficiently estab- more decided attitude. It was in vain that almost immedi- impartial arbitrators, by ontstepping the line of a strict neu- the large bankers and merchants could desire. . are they lost by the joint effects of evaporation Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ditto (summer cured), 00s to 0(
lished jts character. There was nothing so very exorbitant tralit b constitutin themselves armed auxiliaries of one
ately, at the interval at Olmutz, we offered to Austria, in the -- Yr, y . g It Was argued that there were great objections against and absorption ? This, Ido not hesitate to say, is the • Annum. Share. per dozen, 50 to Od ; 41b los
in all this. It was the only satisfaction which we demanded most conciliatory spirit, the desired explanations on the points P . •
of the adverse arties Is not this placing Russia between endeavouring to assimilate the coins of this country with greatest remaining geographical problem of the day, - - fine small, Os Od to Os Od ;pc
in rattled for the little want of consideration shown to us. of our examination which might a/a rigtteur admit some am- and humiliation • and could the ho ebe entertained
twhaart h ' P on i hich those of other states ; inasmuch as it would be iinprac• the solution of which would redound as much to the Commercial •• •••• .. •• 41. pr cent. Xs. d. Xs. d.
ateck. Stock. - lamb, por lb., 5s fid. to Od ;
" Instead of looking at this guarantee in its real fight, its bignity. In vain also Austria, regarding them as satisfactory,
s,
.s o would give in to menaces ? The positi 'n w h
ticable to get all countries to agree ; despotic monarchs credit of the noble head of the Colonial Department and East and West India.. 61. pr ;rent. Stock. - - 5s 6d to 7s.
bearing and consequences were immeasurably exaggerated. made them the basis of a pressing measure to induce England n
.. eeselaced may have been imposed upon weak states, w
.o East Country. - - - -
would still continue, as heretofore, to debase the value t tha • t
o s coun ry as to the individual who solved it. I
ave not submitted until ehey had exhausted all their London .• • • ..•.. - 51. pr cent. Sexk. DUBLIN-1
The cerri,ere pensee of a political proctorate was gratuitously and France to recommend the Porto to accept the last ar- th -e. -
discovered in it, which existed only in the imagination, rangement. The two powers refused, declaring that the state means of resistance. But when peace is sincerely and se- flh •
o e coinage, to meet the exigencies of the moment, think it more than probable that on the southern side of the Ditto Bonds.. .... •. 41. per cent. _ _
unless it was absolutely intended to give that name to the of things at Constantinople admitted of no chance of success nd ev n republican states had depreciated the value of hei hts in which the • • • i
riously desired, we doubt whether it should be offered on a e . g Victonahasitsbas n, a streammig .
•-ht St. Katharine .....•
outhampton .... •• • • 1/. 12 - exchanze to-dav The only t
s per c. SO 0 0 50 0 0 - - -- -e '
influence which we have always exercised in Turkey in fa- on that proposition. such terms to a great country justly jealous of its political their money, so that, if all coins were to-day, univer- be discovered that would lead the party right into the Victoria ...... • • - grain is in oats, which were 3d
-your of our co-relielonists. Without taking into account "In fact, on the fear, more or less founded, that the reli- consideration, and which has already shown that it will not sally, of the same standard and value, there was nothing. . desert. The determination of this question would open
his antecedents, the position of the Emperor, his duties to- gious and warlike fanaticism of the Musselmen might endan- spare auy sacrifice whensit is necessary to maintain it. to prevent their being all wrong to-morrow. Therefore, ont or close for ever the hope of inland communication CANALS. nominal, and lower rates wool(
wards his people and his faith , the very exceptional nature of ger the life and property of English and French subjects, the "If now, in presence of this policy of intimidation, of all that could be done, was to decimilise the currency of between Western Australia and Southern Austealia, or
.. ness could have been done.
a Mussulman Government, which the laws and customs of ambassadors of England and France had taken the resolution these measures more and more grave, we consider, in brieflY this country, without reference to that of. other court- between the former and the south coast. It is true that ' • 1 White wecat, 44s Od to 46s a
Islamism made it difficult, if not impossible, for it to apply to make a division of the two squadrons enter the Dardanelles. resumine them all the acts of Russia, we shall see that -in tries, and it was then thought that, eventually, the same the whole of the west coast is barren and forbiddin Names of
gt te Dividenr I Names of e Dividend
o barley, las tid to 22e !id ; Oats,
rigorously the principles of public right between Christian This measure was contrary to the stipulations esteblished by spite of °the offences for which reparation has not yet been adiustment of weights and measures would follow. but the features of the country in Australia changes so Companies. A per Price.
Companies. IS Per Price u 0 Od t 00s Od per brl ; oatme
nations, the sovereignty of the Sultan has made an absolute the treaty of the 13th July, 1841. The declaration of war of given to her, her conduct has only been a succession of sacri- - ro 'Annum. al Annum. • s 0
The work of General Sir C. W. Pasley was quoted, to rapidly that there is no knowing what kind of region re I flour, 24s Od to 28s Od per cwt ;
theory, inflexible, and ou this pure abstraction a decision the Ottoman Government came almost immediately to legiti- fices, proving her sincere desire to spare Europe a general .
, per 4801bs.
has been given contrary to all engagements which the Sultan mise it, and bring the entire two fleets into the Sea of mar. conflagration, and at least to render strictly local the war to show the inappropriateness of the metre and its sub-divi- exists behind. It may be a sea or it may be a desert, X ' X I •
might take towards a foreign government on the subject of mora, e which she has been forcibly driven (la guerre a laquelle on sions for this country ;it was urged, that even in France it may be bad or it may be good land., How can A shtn &Oldh 98 74. p. ct. 167 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 105. 50
religion and churches. This was undermining the foundations "It may 'be seen, from what leas preceded, that the pre- Ca poussee forcement). And first of all, let us pass under its use had only been enforced, during the Revolution, we tell but that an alluvial and luxuriant region has 1133raknIIYA.b.r.
g 11
gg Z. .7.-- Olieitirid ,::* : : I°oo . 131. 11V RA IL TVA I' SHA .1
of the treaty of Kainardji, which contains precisely such an mature appearance of the two fleets at the mouth of the Dar silence the time concessions both on the merits, and in by the harshest means, and that even then the systeme been thrown up by gradual earthy depositions of the Birmingham 40 4!. 94)6 Peak For est. 78 sOs 95 -4,
engagement. It was a desire to oblige us to tear, with our darielles, first the determinating cause of the final rejection of form, which reduced her first demands set forth in the usuel (feet and inches) had remained in force for nearly great central stream ?At all events, a descent to the Coventry.... 100 25 Z. 205 Regent's -- 30 '7. 16% e MANCHESTER
own hands, all our anterior transactions, forcibly to abandon our ultimatum by the Porte, and of our entrance into the Menschikoff note. The refusal of this ultimatum, accoin- half a century, • and in spite of decrees, was even now south from the head of the Victoria would strike the de- Derby • .... 100 61. 63 Rochdale ... 85 1/. 10s. 66 bTOCIC EXCHANGH.-There N
a whole order of things consecrated by the past and acquired principalities, finished by exercising a baneful influence on panied by a menacing :demonstration, haying placed scarcely abolished. The further propositi d b Ellsmre&Chs 69 2% p. ct - Somrsvt Coal 145 - - opening of the market, but r
ons ma e y sert sufficiently to the westward of where I was to justify GrandJunetn 100 4, pr.ct. 64 Do. Lk Fd^t 12 - - position at the close. The sal
at the price of Russian blood. We at once saw that, if it the issue of the negotiations relative to the Vienna pote ; that our honour at stake, we were obliged to have recourse the Ge- 1 f
era , or a decimal system, based on the existing a hope of a change of feature. 2dly. As regards the tract Do 6 r.Ct.
~ p 10 6L pr. ct. 13 etfird &Worc, "
14(3 281. 40,
came to all absolute determination to put the question in our examination of the changes which, deplorably, it had been to the employment of a measure of constraint. But n Manchester, Sheffield, and L
those terms, a pacific solution would, sooner or later, become allovied to the Porte to make to that note, did not really in this measure, taken with regret, and from which we coins, we g •_, ,
i hts and measures were carefully examined of countr between the • • •
y Victoria and the Albert, G
=rand Surrey 100 21. 10s. 55 Sbrewseur i
vid ' f - * I rand Union 100 IL Cs 12 ' Y.' -25, -
stoarbridge.. i 45 , 201. ese Railway Consols, 60i ; Lanes
impossible. itself offer sufficient new and serious motives to necessitate a took care to remove in advance any hostile character and Professor Airy s e ence be ore the committee was di- when I was on the Darling, in 1828, I observed vast Kenut & Avn 39 60. Od. 7;SM Severs and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lim
"We do not fear to say it ; if it had been wished at once measure such as tho entrance into the Dardanelles ; that, On intentions, was almost inimediately put forward by us as a lated on, and it was endeavoured to be shown that any flights of birds migrating from the colony of New South Lancaster • 100 - w
- ye a .
Ril } 2e4 21. 24
- •
tO Cut short all serious complication, instead of listening to the contrary, after our explanations at Olmutz, nothing vvould reason for the resumption of negotiations. We abandoned attempt to assi roil ate English and foreign coinage must fail, Wales to the north-west. In South A.ustralia I ob- Leedstelev•p 100' 25/. 530 Werwict 80 I BIRMINGHAM
3 ico; 3/. 314
unjust suspicions, instead of seeing in the last note proposed have prevented the two Courts from making, as Austria our ultimatum to accept the note of Vienna Iwe accepted it if only from the force of public opinion, and the passive served the same kind of birds migrating about due north, faileceetsrteer...4t.h. 1800'
451/. 68 Binning. I ,eTOCIe EXCHANGE-The r
by Prince Menschikoff that which it did not contain, the men eagerly demanded, a new attempt at Constantinople, and that by telegraph before knowing the precise text of it. This text resistance of those who had no interest in making any perhaps somewhat to the westward of that point- Warwick 8G i I 31. 19 tinues extreme,y inactive, and
Loughboroeh 14 70/. - Napton. 100,
I'n credit at Constantinople should have used their exertions the veritable cause which indueed them to make a sudden was modified at Paris and London. Nevertheless we made change. now, these birds occupy the richest valleys in the Monmouthsh 100 - - Worcstr & i ! No sales were effected on 'Cho.]
to make the Sultan accept it. The dispute would have been hostile front towards us was the material impossibility for no objection, because we were anxious to put an end to the It was a question 'of immense difficulty how to esta- respective colonies they visit, frequenting indeed in mntgineugh 100 - - Binning...s 781 31. 31 were am ,ng the closing quote
settled, and Enron° sPaaed the ulterior consequences- NaY, their fleets to winter in Besika Bay ;
.that,. real or not, crisis which kept the world in suspense. But the Western blish a natural basis for a standard ;it had been, in al. New South Wales valleys in which gold has since been eleltnMwery 100 - - wilts & Brks .--' 10s. Od. 6ei verhampton, and Stour Valley
more ; after all the exaggerated rumours engendered by the the daneers which English and French subjects incunod. from Powers unfortunately permitted the Porte to make other and most all cases found impossible to establish one correctly, discovered. I inferred that at the point at which the two - ties, buyers, 12fi ; London ai
mission of our ambassador ; after all the concessions in form Turkishfanaticism did not offer neithera. sufficient reason for graver modifications, which entirely changed the character of f '
and there ore an arbitrary standard had been preferred. points would meet would be country similar to that they GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. 102 ; ditto eighths, buyers, i .
and substance, which he had ah'eaclY made, having first re- the entrance of tho whole fleets at Constantinople ; that the arrangement wbich was proposed to us. We were obliged • k chaster, Sheffield, and Lincoln
The precautions ta en for preserving correct types of were known to resort to in the located districts, for we
duced his de • ride from a convention to "ems', aud then it was much rather the anival of a. portion only of those to pronounce against them, and we frankly state,d why. Dividend Amount 22 ; North Staffordshire, 51( di
from a sened twice modified to a simple note free from all bi- Anelo-French naval forces which exalted that fanaticisime Verbal difficulties arose. They were not inaurmountable, since the standards for England were detailed, The intro. may draw fair and reasonable conclusions from the regu- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
lateral form ;it would have been easy to represent that note assured the triumph of the war party, and provoked the do- Austria, and Prussia, satisfied with the solution of them which duction of the decimal sub-division of the lb. Troy for lar migration of the feathered tribes. I conclude, there-
as a result much below our first pretensions. claration of war-a declaration which, moreover, whatever we offered, strongly recommended the two courts to employ the use of the Bank of England and the bullion dealers, fore, that about 3or 4 degrees north of tbe tropic- - LEEDS -M
X s. d. X s. d. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The el
" But under the empire, if that idee flee, that in his con- were the effOrte, more or less energetic, of the ambassadors these new facilities for the resumption of negotiations. A was quoted as an example of what necessity would do say in 20 deg., and in long. 136 deg. ; a fine country British •• •• -- •• •• •• •• - - - - quiet to-day. The prices real
duct towards Turkey Russia has no other aim than au in- to prevent it, had become necessary to justifY in strict right PreciPitate measure had already broken the thread of cond. naturally, and was used as an argument to urge civil would be found, and I still think so, although I failed Ditto Provincial - - 11. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 22es of eaterda The
crease of influence and of material power, that an her thoughts the call and prolonged sojourn of the entire fleets in the, Sea liatory explanations. And suddenly, without any new com- engineers architects, and builders, to introduce some in gaining that point. It would, however, be some- Brighton ••••.. • • •• - 151. 20 0020 0 0 15 di.ZlO; LaLashi y were-Ge
are directed towards the rain of that State, this formula of of Marmom. plaints that could be urged against us, an abrupt change took u • ' 1 fd • 1 • ht t h - • City of London .. •• .. 61. 100 0 0 160 8 u 130 re and Yorks]
inform sea e o mina measures, to which money w a ot e south of the line of exploration from the Continental (3cl CaP.)... 4/. 76 0 0 43 10 0 67% 60i ; York, Newcastle, and Be
the immunities and privileges, the maintenance of which she " Thus, in this chain of inflexible necessities, because the place in the attitude of the two Powers; the whole of the two values would be brought to assimilate more easily on Vietoria to the Albert ; but as the whole of Arnhem's Equitable -•••-••• •• •• 501. 50 0 0 all 26
demanded for her worship, has been blown out beyond mea- fleets had been to Besika, it was necessary that they should fleets were summoned to Constantinople ; the Porte made a eci 1 h
the d ma ,tan on any other system. • Land. would have to be well examined, it would no doubt Great Central' •••• • • • 71 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12
Bare, It was nothing to have obtained from us the reduction go to Constantinople ; because they had been to Constanti- declaration of war, and hostilities were commenced. Obliged I mperial .. • • ........ 34. & bonus. SO 0 0 all 85)6 STATE OF
of our demands to their most simple expression. It NM ne- nople it was necessary to declare war to us. We shall shortly to continue the war, in spite of our wishes, we endeavoured fall under the no i
It was shown that the Government could only tce of the explorer, and if a descent Independent ......... 61. 40 0 0 t 9 46 .-..4e-
ee ry that they should be cancelled altogether, and a strik- see that the declaration of war led to other consequences, to restrict It to the left bank of the Danube, and we recorn_ " enforce" a decimal division of the coins of the realm, could be made from it to the south-east, a line of COM- London.. .... ••• . „ „ _ 50 0 0 tl (From. the Manchester Gil
jag check given to our political consideration. It was clear and that the same fatality which pushed on the fleets to mended to the Powers the importance of seeing that the thee. but it nication muc
might " permit,'! eventually, such an arrangement mu h nearer than any known would be 4:6°:ix
...
...
Part. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0
311. per cent 'SO 0 0 " 25
49 u 0 27% MANCHESTER, March 10.
. that Russia could not submit to this and the Imperial lege- the Bosphorus was. to finish by pushing them into the tre of it should not be unnecessarily extended. The small of measures and weights, as would be found most con- established between the east and north coast to the iiatcliff .... ....... :: :.. -51. * lon 0090 0
. - ton found it necessary to quit Constantinople. Black Sea. number of our troops scarcely ;sufficed for the defensive, prov- venient,. by merchants and traders, for the purposes of ViCtoria. I sPeak of this as independent of the survey united Gezleral ...... 11. 0 70 received this week state that i
60 0 0 all 22
" A series of measures now commenced, which have not " War being declared-which the two powers should have ing clearly the inanity of the schemes of aggrandisement as- commerce. of the Albert, and I cannot but think it would ere long Westminster Chartered 51, per cent, 60 0 0 e 39 be t d•d d th '
en s oppe ,in ee at pr.
ceased to put in opposition our conciliatory dispositions with prevented at any price, if the accidental exactions of their cribed to us. No attention was paid to our remonstrances. The system of the franc and the PennY was strenuously prove of vast commercial advantage. It would, how- Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. !50 0 0 10 o 0 ' els upward. At New Orleans, tl
the care of our dignity ; measures, which taken prematurely maritime Position and the warlike fanaticism it excited could The war was allowed to spread into Asia. Illusions were urged, as being the simplest and hest adapted for the ever, be impossible to carry on such a survey without to 11-16 d. to id. per lb ; and
tecessitated others still more compromising, and which placed have permitted them to do so--still they ought to have done indulged in as to its chances of success ; and our enemies wants and habits of the labouring classes. the co-operation of a surveying vessel. It is considered LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. as 6to 6i. We have to repo
as first opposite the Powers on a double incline, at the foot of everything to prevent war actually commencing, and if it were encouraged and excited. And it was -not until after
It was contended, by others, that the proposition of of real importance to prosecute this uncle tle th
r a ing, e Dividend Amount - the Manchester market. &
which a rencontre was finally to take place. did break out, at least help us in confining it within as narrow having been attacked at sea, on our coasts, on our terri-
the Committee on Decimal Co' f d • b. d
mage, or a opting the coin me surveys by sea and land are indispensably -
• Name of Company. per of Paid. pri„. awakened by the failures that
"On 'mnle presumptions modified by eeaeoerated reports limits as possible. It was. the only means of breaking the tory, that we were at last obliged to strike an energetic Annum. Share.
sl ' '' ' l' hi hth ' d ee d blow Victory on land a,nd sea having e
of the moment from the onset of the mission of Prince Men- fall from the me me upon w c eir new measure raeee . stablished the supe- pound sterling as the integer, and dividing it into 1,000 necessary ; and I would fain believe that Sir F. Beau- -
mils was untenable • inasmuch as besides unsettling tolls fort, the able head of the Hydrographical Department of 4 s. d. X a d. - with extreme caution, and 1
schikoff, without yet Precisely knowing the nature of his de- them, and to prevent them going further than they had riority of our arms, afforded an opportunity for taking t
' • d b f P '
Taamds France. seeing, as she said, in the attitude of Russia, yet gone. We ourseaves pointed it out to them. We advantage of our successes to represent to us that we should and pos age stamps, authorise y act o arhament, it the Admiralty, would see that there is ample work to a .... 71. per cent. 100 00 1 .
RP anl'sh'fLinenticsodui any 81. per cent. 100 0 00 0 0 185/03 within narrow limits appears
Nehate;er the pretext, a serious attack aeainst the hide. did so as soon as we barnt the declaratiOn of war, before we be more dis Posed to enter into an honourable arrangement, would alter the prices of produce of all kinds, and only be done on the N. and vv. cout of the continent, and •Id
u :lonian Bank P.. •• . 81. per cent. 10 0 : 17
Itf 0 209/ 0 home•trade houses are more
Teildence of the dttoman empire, took the initiative. She knew of their entrance into the Sea of Ikrarmors.• We had de- and fos persuading the Turks to consent to it. This oppor- in a few cases su-
pply equivalent rate! ; nor would it whose heart and soil are in progress of maritime dis- city of Glasgow Pant 61. per cent. 10 0 0 10 0
..,0 6'. les the shippers. They experiene
sent alone „quaar„ to the East, and may stopped at sa. dared 'spontaneously our intention to remain up" the defen- tunitY was neglected ; those successes became new grievances meet exchanges with France and other countries, with- covery as mine is in inland_would give his cordial ap. Clydesdale Bank •• •• 5541. p cent .20 0 0 10 0 1/, 188 demand for goods ; and the b;
still shown ay the English sive as long as, we added-and account most be taken of this against us, and the event of Sinope served as a, pretext for a out dividing the cent. into most inconvenient fractions. prov re mmercial Bank •• Tl. per cent. 510 0 0 100 0 0
'heals on account of the hesitation al to such an arrangement. 2: render them increasingly vo
Government. reserve-as long as our interests and our dignity permitted it violent resolution, which, leading to the suspension of diplo- It was th f
ere ore urged, that it would be more conve- lam afraid, however, that lam trespaseing too long Eastern Bank.. ••• • •• 61. per cent. 25 00 10 98i e-
_ 0 0 101158 Cloths for this branch of our •
.. B long as we should not be forced to outstep the circle matic relations, rendered more thaa ever uncertain the chances Edinb. & Glasgow -• • 33•64. p cent. 5 0 0
at on the first telegraphic announcement of the depar- -as nient to d
a opt a lower integer, proposing either a coin of on the patience of the council, and have only to appre- Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - 500 41 15s than others ; showing now,
Lure of our ambas d • • how we should within which we wished to confine our action. The Emperor of the maintenance of peace. However, even at the last „ 100 00 31 .
5 0 6s. Gd
or, without yet knowing e value of 25 pence s • or a coin hend that I
=lOO farthings, or cent ~ have been obscure in' ray remarks, hurriedly National Bank •• •• -6% per cent 5 and printing, a considerable f
act, three or fee sa
nnounced it at Paris or then distinctly said that he would not cross tho line 'of the momeut, the maintenance of these relations would still •have "" re t' d B k • ° ° ° 10 0 0 ir,i is
k 1.) f
London ; _ ir wee s e ore we a .
he would repel an attack without provoking it been possible, so much did we desire to carry the spirit of of he have
the value of 10 pencesa-.40 farthings, or cents. The as t y been made ; but I hope the Earl of Elles- North o. co -an An 61. per cent .20 0 0 210 0 41. 75 Of some time ago. The Indi
Royal Bank of S eon. .. 51. per cent . ICO 0 0 10
and still, as an eventuality depending upon the un- Danube-that
certain reply of the Di nF A nd En l a inited made nd that he should maintain that position as long as ho conciliation to the end, if, whilst protecting the territory and latter was considered to be more in harmony with the mere will impute it to my interest in the subject, and 'Union Bank of Scot. • • RI. per cent. 160 00h: 05 g 130110 ket is the best ; the lower qu:
le ncto. a Western Bank • ..... „
a Most serious naval 7 ' Tlj an,
it, their t ' should not be necessarily compelled to assume another. The the fiag of our adversaries against any attack, the two Powers monies of France, Holland, America, and other conn- excuse an intrusion, for which I should not otherwise 7t. percent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 'TI% pollams and jacconets being s
emonstra, ion. y sell wo le Alliance Fire and Life Ale 1
squadrons to pee, fth Danube by Omer Pacha, and even the defini- had left to that measure, however contrary it was to our rights tries, where the decimal system had been already adopted. have any apologye-Believe me to remain, my dear ...,r. - eee-Pr cent. 100 a a lo o o 241 los yield but little, while 40's, 50'i
py the Bay of Besika, at the mouth of the passage o e British Guarantee .. 44
Dardanelles.
tive entrance of the whole of the fleets into the Sea of Mar- ea belligerents, the colour
of a
naval
armistice, based on a The coin of 4-10ths of a farthing would equal the cen- Shaw, yours very truly and faithfully •• . per cent. 10 0 0 2 0 0 11. 3s saleable at full rates. In reel
Caledonian Fire Insnr. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 lo o
t, At the time objections l• to the cl.aracter of more, had made no change in our pacific intentions. And that certain reciprocity. But from the moment they pretended, time of France. The exchange with other countries CHARLES STURT. City of Glasgow Life.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 261, Os slight further bias this week al
were mae e • for war whilst ermittine th heir orts to Colonial Life ......... 0 2 0 /
Comminatory pressnre we -
attributed to this measure- It was they really were so, that we never seriously wished , p 0 e Turks to send supplies to t te . , would be met, within ith of a cent., and manufacturers . 51. per cent 5 54. 25 and inco s show the same tei
i 0 0 4/. 15s P P
endeavoured to represent • f d t believe in it till the last moment -so prevent us from sending supplies to ours, and t,o maintain to "3. Remarks on the Exploration of North Australia, Edinburgh Life Insnr . 61. per c t. e 0 0 March 9.-11
an armed and combined prire de that we even re use o would have a denomination to suit the smallest variation 10 0 0 15 0 0 25110 s BRADFORD,
position. of the two nemies the fr
great maritime states of Europe in the unlikely did it appear to us that the powers would allow the our e eo navigation of the Black Sea, whilst it by Capt. Stokes, R.N." Eng. & Scot, Law Life 61 per en.
in ices *thout using
• the extreme fractions Life Assoc. of Scotland 6/. n. 60 0 0 212 6 41. Is plained o. sti
c 'll prevails, are
waters and ports of 'Park trous did it appear to us, out of all was rendered embarrassing for the Russian navy, the two PX or profits, wi per cent. 10 0 0 Ile 0 41. 15s h
ea as the inoffensive anchorage of Turks to wage it, so mons The PRESIDENT announced the publication of the National Fire and Lif . Yarn-Everything is
'vessels visiting friendly water_ _
f to all proportiou with its cause, contrary to all Ottoman and Euro- powers openly established their active participation in the now resorted to. e 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 100 I/ 13, uyers. . .
s and ports open roe the true arithmetical and general index to the second ten volumes of the journal, North British Insur... the shippers are doii
71. per cent. 200 0 9 20 0 0 36.1 Cs Pussible ;
llaVis3B. Events have proved e
weat that inoffensive anchorage peen interests-is evidently wen attested by the facilitY with hostile oPerations of the porta, and reserving the usage ofour If it was admitted that Scottish Union In
reany meant. which the Turks crossed the Danube, and invaded our terri- rights according to subsequent eventualities, it only remained in o 100
scientific division of the integer was t parts, or and likewise of the twenty-third volume of the society's , srnc. 7141. pr cent
andard Life ...... • . 5/. . '
20 0 0 1 0 8 I/. 12s the henne trade in spools show
" The fleets entered Besika at the rao • A • I d *t
f 11 th • ts th t have been to us to suspend diplomatic relations which the two powers cents., it was contended that no
ment that the Porte tory in sm. n espi eo a e projec a difficulty would be d h ' t th •
transactions, and congratulate t e some y upon e in-
hl olume, and observed that, United Dep. Assurance 5L per cent , 0 0 0 7 0 n 171 Cs
per cent. 10 0 0 1 0 0 - Pieces.--There is no feature fo
still deliberated no
n. n the last altimatum we put to it. et gratuitously attributed to us -notwithstanding all the reports still endeavoured to envelop in amical protestations, but experienced in thei practical introduction of the system creased size and value of tea v _ the time is drawing near when
natural it should refuse compliance, see.ng
i itself thus „, a f more than a year, ever !since Prince Menschikoff's which had henceforth become for us without frankness and into commerce, and into retail trade ; that
p- spree or itil adoption having read it very attentively, he was happy to say that
MISCELLANEOUS. ing season usually prevails.
ported by the material force of England and F 0 h ' • t Constantinople, of an immense concentration of without dignity. Such are the facts in their development.
rance. nt e mission o would lead to a more correct method of estimating pro- it was perhaps the most valuable journal that had been -•
I-
ce of the two a üblished by the society, containing as it does eleven N
one hand the appearan quadrons encouraged it troops on our frontiers, of armaments, naval and military They prove that the question has arrived at its present pro- fits and losses, and of keeping books, and that it would P Dividend Amount
fin its resistance to us ;on the other hand, it offended a.nd preparations undertaken ley us on the largest scale, to march portions, because the Powers undertook from the commence- facilitate ealculation dth ceipt and payment of
,an ere maps, with other illustrations. His lordship finally ame of Company. per of Paid. Price. B/RT
nity of the Imperial Go hich we are sup- Annum. Share. . ' OF A Ell
mentioned that he had recommended, by the direction ------________
touched tenderly the dig vernment. Ef- to the conquest of Constantinople-it was found that in Wal- ment, on account of the ambitious views w. . . duties, taxes, and monies of all kinds. _______ - On tne 9th inst , the wife i
fth Mens hk
ft' the final rejection o e c 1 off note, it came as lachia we were only prepared for the defensive, and that in Posed to entertain, tO combat a:phantom which did not exist, of the council, to the Duke of Newcastle the appoint- Xs.4.X a. d.
ec ing Mr Babbage had in his
As early as the year 1832, . , Bury St. Edmund's..
to determine our entrance into the e A ' tf t r troo s were not even sufficient for that. because the first step which was taken in a system of intimi- Assam Tea .. --- •• 50 0 0 20 0 0 15
an aggravating cause piin- sta., a ITS ,OU p ment, besides Captal
•11 Stokes, of Captain Sturt, Dr. 3'.
to be considered a, " Econom of Manufactures " drawn attention to the
was this measure case of war, It is known that before the expedition of a body of 12,000 to dation and distrust progressively led to °there which have y , &new., mart•• -- •• 21. bs. 50 0 0 - ,-,,,, OF A DAUG
Cipalities. nd Mr Thomas Baines to
he equilibrium of Europe? We the kl 4 000 I th t einforcement which enabled us rendered an honourable retreat more and more difficult for all decimal system, as being the best adapted for facilitat- Thomas Thomson, a . , accom- Australian Aericulturl 11. lls. 65. 100 0017 10 2 -ut On the Bth • t •
in , men a ong e coas ,a r ins the wife 1
a flagrant violation of t
licate matters sh i had su ested t PanY the proposed North Australian expedition • and Australian Trust .... 64. per cent. -
°I, d avoid to carry the victories of Atskhour, Akhaltsykh, and Basch- parties. If sudden conflicts, which may arise at any moment ing all mercantile. calculations, and gg he . 25 0u -..-" sq .' f • f
_ .e,
that a prudent policy not to comp
absolute ase daho e that Mr. Wilso • ' 10 n 0 60 0 ~ Aires ord, Hants.
'tself beforehand in so . Cross- Kadyk.aar, the 'Corks had time to carry the post of St. Ni- from such a complicated state of things as the present, should conversion of the present currency into a decimal series. l
aso expresse _ _ p n might be ern- Australian Royal Mail 51.
to pronounce i d bl use•
tin th a e-- , . , enelo-Mexican Mint. It Ws. lo 0 0 10 0 0 25%
5n th with regret, with inconsi era. e forces, we cholas, (without even waiting for the term fixed for the cora- cause war to break out between us and the Western Powers, It was stated that, at the period of the Great Exhibi- PloYed aS one of the par y e capachy oi, a geologist British American - 38 10 0 69
g the hed to give that purel and mineralogist. Land 158. MAR R 1
d ted the character we veis . , _ y mencement of hostilities,) to cross onr frontier, to ravage the and with that war all the misfortunes which will flow from it tion in 1851, jgonsieur de Vinsac, member of the Aca- Canada ............. 51. per cent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 77%
clearly eno On the 11th • t •
me ~ at Chnsl
Ve loudly disavow any idea of per- province of Armenia, and to threaten even the safety of Tiflis. on the whole world, Europe is' able to judge who, even at the d Do. 6 per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - - - Joh '
temporary occupation. l•
eof war not even of " emy of Maciln (FranceN was deputed by that society, - - 1 uns n D Urban, Esq., of Bedfoi
It was not a measur , . These events, and the pretended triumphs of the Turks moment at which we speak, has already taken the initiative Date, 6 per cent. •• 61. per cent. -
eminent conquest. to endeavour to induce the ad Vo • th• t
op in, in is coon ry, - _e Maria Charlotte, daughter of T
on as there were no Turkish on the Danube, so lightly admitted so inconsiderately exec,- of it " elty Navigation Bends 31 per cent. " , -
a nature to bring about a collisi , of a system of weights, measures, and coins, somewhat NAVAL COMFORTS.-The health and requirements of Electric TelegraPh (A) - 25 0020 0 0 - set-square, A.R A.
• d It was on y
I a measure of ge - ' • • • - ''' *
rated., led to two results • one indirect, which we shall in- 26 0 0 15 0 0 -
troops in the territory occupie . . a pledge which dicate b ' ' d• • analogous, if not identical with, those of France. the troops destined for Russia have been es •11 Ditto ......... (B) _
t'oll y and bye, the other more imme late. In allowing pecia v .
J Equitable Reversionry 5/ pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 -
necessity a means of ulterior negotia i ,
to some new en- host'r • the cared for. Many necessaries not to AO 0 0 12 10 0 - DI B
' ' to lend ourselves . . i item to take such a development by land and sea, prin. WAR Is THE EAST.-The specie chests for the Corn- That period, however, was not favourable for , say luxuries, have Ditto New ... - • -
'would allow us with honour I conventions cipally ri ordered and the hu
•ht affect our loca . I our Asiatic possessions, we were forcibly torn from missariat stations, and those for the payment of troops consideration of the subject, and Monsieur de been -- P mblest in the regiments is des- Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp. c.& bs, 21 100 0 0 100 0 0 - On the 11th inst., Mr. C. T. ]
gagement. The . measure mig t t'
k any European rea rs. a purely defensive system which, under the Preceding reserves, upon the field of battle, have been ordered by the Ord- Vinsac had left, with the Secretary of the Institu- tined to share in comforts which would h Gen Steam Navigation 10 p ct. 1.5 0 0 14 0 0 - 17, Newgate-street, aged 57.
with the Porte, but it did not attac .
th distinction we had vol ta • aye surprised • Stock. - _
thorised e un rily traced out for ourselves. Our national nance from Messrs. Hobbs, Ashley, and Fortescue• who tion of Civil Engineers, certain documents, from the commanders of byegone campaigns. Even h linesou's 8ay.... .. •• - 100 0 0 On the 11th inst., at St. J
Numerous precedents, moreover, an .
t ble act of war. honour, which the resence of a double foreign squadron at t e agee- Hunger/ord
~ „ „ .... 2/. 105. lee 0 0
- youngest son of the late Rev. J
ns of a sea vo aoe receiv _
_
between a simple coercive measure and a veri a
&Von to the i the mouth of the BPosol o s had already sufficiently placed at are proceeding rapidly towards their completion. These which should now be culled and translated, all that me .. y ed attention at the hands of London Institution .•• •-•- .
It will be remembered that, despite the expe I l d
d stake, was beco •-'• ru •'(e• d 0 • t chests are of iron, doubled cased, and are fitted with might apply to the question, in order to their publica- the authorities, who have given directions amongst London Reversionary 5/. per cent. ,150015 0 0 - in the county of Northumberlar
lf Englan an ming daily more jeopar Ise . ur in erests i _ 12 10 0 -
Stores., despite the battle of NaYarino itse ,
e with Tur- were more directly affected. Because iu Wallachia, Turkish the famed American locks. The same firm has just tion with Mr. Yates' paper. others to provide each man with sufficient marine soap Russell institntioned...c.o..
ins p-ercente e 0 0 0 17 10 0 26% -
?ranee never ceased to say that they were at pea,c .
the wey territory, we had proposed to renetin on the defeusive at a finished a, large number of iron doore a,nd safes for the The discuesion wa,s adjourned until the meeting of (under Gib" Patent). to last the trip, In toe, re, „t I,.r.!,?<,;:ipo:iiitarent .Jant.
soc.
41/2 i. pr cent.iioe o a ,ioa a 0 ...._ - TiiNDON: Printed and Publishe
key• We remained, surely, far behind such acts in . the ~,),iier is better off than the mile •P ' I 'e '' • Y 11 7 "hare. to," nft.GO 0 0 ..__
he time time when operations on the Demme only were 81"1" off new Glvernmeut Mint ht Sydney, where their patent Tuesday, March 14111, when it was announced, i,h4t if r, who we believe Hoyl INI Ail - tram -- - . of No 114 atrand Printer a
of coercion in those we adopted. When France, in t _
did it follow that also on our own territory, on our coasts, we I locks will be likewise applied as a protection a inst tune Permitted, a " description of Martin's improved with a bare exception or so, is still obli '
gaged to use a soon '
' South &ustrallan • 5/. per cent. 25 0 0 15 0 0 ae le • . -'• t. .- ..4 •
of peace, forcibly seized Ancona-when, in concert with bug-
were to abandon patiently the monopoly of aggression to the robbery. Jacquard machine," by Mr E Latorest, would be read, , for his ablutions which is totall 1 ' r , Trust and Loan Comp.
..... ~.„ '' Strand, in the Precinct of the
bid to inipose upon the King of the Netherlands a trausac- • • • y use ess in salt water. I upper Canada.. •• - ••••• . Middlesex, Monday, March 13
.
, .

Dividend Aniount
Name of Company. per f of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
1
.£ s. d. .E e. d.
Australasia........... 61. per cent. 40 , 0 0 all 77
British North American 61. per tent. 50 0 0 ~
Commercial of London. 41. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial .............. 1 31. per cent. i 100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian
Lond. Char Ilk. of Ans. 1 20 0 0 210 0 14%
London and County .. i 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0
Londn and Westminstr ; 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
London Joint-.took ... 61. per cent. 50 0 0 10 a 0 23
Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, .1% ew. —..— .. 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all
National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Ploviicial of Eng. 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New ..e..... s'. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. 121. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 41%
South Australia ••. • .. EV p. ct.& Os. •25 0 0 „
Union of ). ustralla •• • • 401. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 71
Ditto .. ............ 401. per cent. 2 10 0
Union of London ..... 8/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0
Union of Madrid ..... 40 0 0 all

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X 5. d. X s d
Albion .............. 31. 105. 500 0 0 60 0 0 95
Alliance Brit. and For. 7/. 145 6d t,s. 100 0 0 , 11 0 a 26
Ditto Marine ... .... ~1 p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Anchor .............. 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
Atlas .
rgus Life ......... • • 41 per cent. KO 0 0 25 0 0 23
British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 6 5 0 vii
Cleriel.Med.& Gen. Life spr ct. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 2,
County .............. 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 o 125
Crown .............. 165. 6d 50 i 0 5 0 1 j 2414
Eagle .
Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 5 0 0 6
En' opean Life ...... ... 15s. 20 0 :5 all 20%
Genera 1.............. - 5 0 0 •• 5%
Globe . . . 61. per cent. Stock. 141
): uardian
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent, 600 0 0 50 0 0 375
Imperial Life
.. 12x. 100 0 0 10 0 0 20
Indemnity Marine.- 1 sh. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 62
Law Fire ............ 25. & 25. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4%
Law Life..... .... .... - 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 6%
London Fire . ..
London • hip.... ..... -
Marine. .. - .... •• • • -
Med.lnvlid &Gen. Life 4% . per et. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3%
Minerva .......... sp. et. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 6
Monarch • ... - 5 0 0 1 5 0 1%
National Loan Fund 5l. per cent. 20 0 1 210 ' 234
Palladium Lite ...
Pelican - - - 45
Phoenix , .... ..... - - - 186
Processional Life." 5l. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 %
Provident Life ll. 55. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 44
Rock Life
Royal Exchange ....•• 6/. p et. & be. Stock, all 210
Sun Fire. - -
,P
Ditto Life ... • 11 105 - Of 65
United Kingdom .... 4). pct & b 5. 20 0 0 4 0 0 -
Universal Life .•• ..... 21. 55. per sh. 100 0 0 10 0 0 455
Victoria Life .. ...... 51. per cent. - 412 6 -
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ a. d. £ 5. d.
Eungerford . ..... .... - - - 12
Southwark .......... - 100 0 0 - -
Ditto New of 7% p.c. 705. per cent. 50 0 0 - -
Waterloo ..... ........ - 100 0 0 - SN,
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 12s. 60 0 (1 60 0 0 -
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 11. 85. Od. 40 0 0 40 0 0 -
Vauxhall ............ 11. 55. 70 10 3 - 22
WATER-WORKS.
, Dividend Amount
Name of Company, ; per of Paid. Price.
1 Annum. Share.
X a. d. X s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • 4-. per cnt. 50 0 0 all 73
Kent-. .. - -
Lambeth ...... •• • • - 100 0 0 - -
New River Company 21.10x. - - -
Southwark &Vauxhall s'. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 89%
West Middlesex • 5/.105. pr ct., - - 110%

DOCKS.
Dividend Am'unt
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price,
Annum. Share.
-- —
X s. d. X s. d.
Commercial ••••• • .. • • 41. pr cent. stock. Stock.
East and West India.. 61. pr sent. Stock.
East Country.
London .... ..... •• 51. pr cent. Stock. --
,••
Ditto Bonds ..
St. Katharine
• outhampton
Victoria ...... • •

CANALS.
- .
Names of 2a Dividens 1 Names of Dividend
Companies. per Price' Companies. es' per Price.
4 asi Annum.
Go Annum. x. I
X 1 X I
A shtn &01dh 98 Is. p. ct. 167 Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 50
Barn,sley •• • - 160 Neath •• •• 100 16/ 150
Brknk&Abrg 150 41. Oxford .. •• • • 100 13 . 115
Birmingham 40 41. 94)6 Peak Forest. 78 5 Os 95
Coventry.... 100 25Z. 205 Regent's .- 30 7- 16%
Derby • .... 100 6/. 63 Rochdale .• • 85 1/. 10s. 66
Ellsmre&Chs 69 2N p. ct Somrsct Coal 14)
GrandJunctn 100 4. pr. ct. 64 Do. Lk F.I ^t 12
Do., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct. 13 •.tfird &Worc 140 281. 407
Orand Surrey 100 21. 10s. 55 Shrewsbury.. 125'
Grand Union 100 11. Cs 1214 Roarbridg.... 145; 20/. 285
Kenut & Avn 39 6s. Od. 71,‘ ieversa and 7 I
Lancaster . 100 wye Rail. 26k 21. 24
Leeds toLiv•p 100' 25/. 530 Wirwicli &-/ 1 ~
Leicester.... 100' 5 6/. 68 Binning. 100. ~. 314
Leicstr &Nth 83 41. Warwick &
Napton. 100 1 f
I 31 3
Loughborogh 142 70/. ' 19
sionmouthsh 100 -- Worcstr & 1 ....!
Mntgmerysh 100 Birmlng. j /Pi 31. 31
Mel tnMwbry 100 Wilts & Brks —' 10s. Od. 6 ,!4

GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
X s. d. £ s. d.
British • • •• •• • • • • -• ••
Ditto Provincial •• •• 11. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 22%
Brighton ••••..• • •• .. 51. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15
City of London .. •• .. 6i. 100 0 0 150 6 u , 130
Continental (3d Cap.)... 41. 76 0 0 43 10 0 i 67%
Equitable .•••• •• •... 501. 50 0 0 all 26
Great Central' •••• • • • 71 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 12
Imperial .. • • ........ 3t.& bonus. 50 0 0 all 85%
Independent ......... 61. 40 0 0 tf 46
London.. .... •• • ... _ _ 50 0 0 /1
Do., rani. Preference 61. per cent. , 25 0 0 15 25
Phcei.ix . ............ 31/. per cent., 50 0 0 49 u 0 27%
RatclitT .... . .....• • 51. 100 0 0 90 0 0 70
United General .... • . 11. 50 0 0 all 22
Westminster Chartered 51., per cent, 60 0 0 •• 39
Ditto, New ........ 51. per cent. ,50 0 0 10 0 0 7IA

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►HIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
DANISH LIGHTHOUSE.
The Danish Government has given notice that tlae light-
ships for the Drogden (Dragoe) Anholt Reef, and the
Lessoe Channel, left for their respective stations on. the
27th ult., and as soon as moored would show their lights.