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. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. Sols. Taylor, Bradford, and Blackburn, Leeds, official as- 1 COUNTRY MARKETS.
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BALLOT. OUNDLE STEEP.LECHASES-YESTERDAY. DOWNING-STREET, JAN. 24. Robert Milner, Doncaster, Yorkshire, hatter Feb. 4, '
. says, " Captain George Elliot, who lately commanded
and March 4, at 12, at Leeds Court. Sol. Fisher, Don- LIVERPOOL-JAN. 24.
4. openly and advisedly, and fearless of all consel
FREE HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 5 sovs. each, with 25 The Queen has been pleased to app Ant Stephen Rice, caster ; official assignee, Brewin, Sheffield.
the Phaeton, 50, is in want of petty officers, able sea-
added. Optional selling weights. About three miles. Esq., to Ise her Majesty's Treasurer for Prince Edward At this morning's market there was a strong attendance
TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING ADVERTISER. quences. In one brief sentence this sophism is demo-
lished by Col. Thompson, who says, " the object is men, seamen, and landsmen, for the fine screw steam-
ship James Watt, 90 guns, at Plymouth. Men entered 11. 1
Mr. Allee's No,m de Guerre (30/.), 9st 71b...(Green) 1 s an' • BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. of buyers, and a strong feeling pervaded the trade. A
SLB,,-It has lately been my fortune to have at all Mr. C. Hiagins s Old Rake (30/.), lOst (Weaver) 2 • NOTIFICATION. Oct. 21, John Dawson, Tolleshunt D'Arey, Essex, large consumptive business in wheat and, flour transpired,
access to the " Objections to the Ballot " f not to make him conceal his opinion, but to en-
°- a verY able him to conceal his vote in a particular case." the rendezvous, and passage paid to join the ship
at Plymouth. Prize money in prospect, and active ser-
Mr. W. 'Baxter's A. Y., (901.), llst 21b (H. Cleims by British Subjects on the Government of the surgeon% at a further advance of 6d to 7d per bushel on wheat, is
Lam 1 gh) 3 United States. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. 64 to 2s per ban el and sack on flour, and ls per quarter on
sincere and talented Liberal, which consequentlY Those who are accustomed to use the sophism to vice for stout hearts." It must be gratifying to the
authorities of the navy and army, and the inhabitants of Whereas by a Convention between her Majesty aud tbe E. Newton, Lombard-terrace, Chelsea, butcher—J. Gra- Indian corn. The stands were tolerably well cleared of all
present an excellent field for controversy. For which we have referred confound two things which
Mr. Haradine's Kettering Maid (60/.), 9Pstul3lb United States of America, signed on the Bth of February, ham, sen. Salisbury-street, Portman-market, carpenter— samples offered. Pear ls to 2s per qr. dearer. Oats and
brevity, the " objections" will sometimes be put are essentially different. No persons know better this country, that the moment danger appears near ther.e
(Mr. G. Ede) 4 1853, for the settlement of outstanding claims by a mixed J. Brooks, Blackfriar's-road, vocalist--W. Tocknell, Grange ostmeal commanded full prices. Beans and barley tile
in a reduced form, but nothing unfair will be at- than certain members of the House of Commons is no difficulty in ebtaining mieniefaodrealbl
vthreobseesrtvivceees,nrof „„ , „ , ,
-arm roitow]ng aiso ran :-Nelly Brown, King Charlie, commission, it is agreed that all claims on tho part of sub. road, Bermondsey, journeyman eneraver-J. Si - clianged In value.
TIMIOne, • .
tempted. that opinions are not votes. In the case of every the numerous applications dai y Quasimode, Woodpecker, Cashmere. jects of her Majesty upon the Government of the United , High-street, Portland-town, earthenware dealer -R. - --___
Objection L-55 Because the franchise is onl
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criterion. The same spirit appears o exis in ie
3' honest man votes and opinions will travel in the men.for.entry into the Roya. I.Naval sers'ice be ta-ken a's
Betting-6 to 4 agst Old Rake, 3to I agst Nom de States, and all claims on the pert of citizens of the United Holder, Thorpe, Surrey, jobbing gardener-J. Pulleu,
Guerre, 4to 1 agst A. -Y . Won by 2 lengths. Bad States upon the Government of her Majesty which may New North-street, Theoband's-road, furniture broker- J. IPSWICH-JAN 94
reported lesst week. The best-co;lit-ioned nal' t sold at
enjoyed by the minority ; and while the majority same direction ; but honourable gentlemen who, a
Israt-:Tibeen presented to either Government for its interpo- Lambert, Chiswell-street, Finsbury, wire drawer-S. Aus- There was not so large a supply of wheat to-day as we
third. Woodpecker and Kin,g Charlie were pulled up at
about ls per qr. advance upon last weekl rgs, while
are excluded, the minority elect the law-makers. according to recent practice, have -been accustomed
.country,sastl2dyoueg metn re
amtir
tlotraairiterres.
in with the ether since the 94th December 1814 I ten Dover-road Southwark coffee house keeper-E
the last fence ; Quasitnodo fell at the Dyke beyond the . . ' " an` -, ' . ' , ' • •
Therefore, the majority ought to know what the to speak one way and. vote another, should. be the nereureitar
which remain unsettled, as well as any other such claims Scratton, Linn:nes s Hotel, Conduit-street—A. B. Pike
minority are doinu." last persons to assert that a man's vote would be
ata, Zol°w as diry i °lon of Royal Marines.
Oundle-road ; and Cashmere fell into the brook and which may be presented within the time specified in the New Charlton, Kent, clerk in Woolwich Dockyard -J'. other sorts remained steady as then quoted. Barley i
- - --- broke her back. The winner was sold for 50/. tolerable supply. All sorts were a trifle easier to buy, ana
said Convention, shall be referred to two Commissioners i Wakes, Luton, Bedfordshire, confectioner-W. Prestige,
The question reqluces itself to whether the in- known from the fact that he held certain opinions.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. The FOXHUNTERS' STAKES of 20 sovs. each, half ft., 14 for their final detsrmination. I Bedford-row, Walworth-road, cheesetnonger—A. V. Gun- we may call the decline ls per qr. Beans and peas main-
fluences brought into operation, by the absence of A good deal is often made of the Vllth objec-
ntieoz iizi ____-.0,.. stone each. Professionals or grooms 101 b extra. Three Notice is hereby given, that all British subjects who, 1 nell, Queen's-terrace, Bayswater, parliamentary agent- W. tain their unusually high prices.
the ballot, are in favour of the interests of the SoNlvonel Thompson's list, " Because dark-
MANSION -HOUSE. - James Daniel Lysaght, miles. since the said 2-Ith day of December, 1814, have presented Allen, New-road, Commercial-road, East, labourer in the PEE QUIRTER. PER QUARTS&
(0 wner) 1 to the British Government for its iterposition with that of London Docks-Elizabeth Grayson, Langport-place, Cam- Wheat, red (01d)... 785.t0 B,slßarley, grinding
... 3es to 400
majority. If men will better consult the intere_sts
principl ays unfavourable to virtue on the
charged a few days ago with having forged a bill for Mr. S. J. Wellfitt's The Beaver
the United States, claims which yet remain unsettled and berwell New-toad, launches:3-W. P. M. Croft, Great Wind- Ditto (new)
of the majority for being bribed and bullied,tlet e that men ' love darkness rather than
30/ , with intent to defraud the London Joint Stock Mr. Ivens's Harry, 14st 101 b (including 101 b extra)
light, because their deeds are evil.' " To this ob-
Bank, was broueht up for re-examination. (Mr. Brown) 2 which they desire to have laid before the Commissioners i rnill-street, Haymarket, licensed victualler-R. "Wade, Ditto, w.A:iltteßA(cinEeswF)o:3STsfits,o;s7
things go on as they are. It is like the (pies IT
3 under the said Convention, are required to notify such de- , Upper Barnsbury-street, Islington-J. Frost, Ranelagh- Ditto (01d)
jection we have the admirable reply, that " Send-
Mr. Clarkson appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Me. Crawford na Ben Lomond (Mr. Webster)
sire to the agent of her Majesty's Government under the ' place, Pimlico, aaricultural labourer-G. C. Gwynn, Ola- Barley, malting ... 42s to 468
. whether a military court would do bettiejLoNr,oNtVeo.rz ,
for every man being obliged to declare . . . ing letters sealed by post is not unfavourable to Bodkin for the defence. lion. R. Lawley's Blackwood ( \lr. Gordon) 4 said Convention ; and to transmit to him forthwith any , street, road, Sher:ditch, lie...onset] dealer in beer —J. G. Kant-
on and inti- •
11.-" Beca,use the evils of corrupti ._ virtue. Breaking them open, on the contrary, is The bill purported to be drawn by the authorities of The following also ran :-R,obin Heod, Teddington, further statements or particulars of their claims, tegether merer, Cranbourn-street, S. Martin-in-the-Fields, coffee
midation would not be effectually preyented by the held to be a thing to which there are serious oh- the Commercial Banking concern of Sydney upon the Why Not ? with the documentary evidence necessary to support them, , house keeper-W. B. Heighten, Spring-garden-place, Pim- Wheat
ducted • •
potions. The simple question is, whether the ol ject London Joint Stock Bank, at sight, in favour of John 1 Betting-2 to 1 apt the Beaver, 3to a agst Harry, It is further provided by the said Convention, that all ' lice-GI. Flynn, London-road, Southwark-fi. Askhatn,Ar- Barley
ballot ; seeing that corruption could be con ft
Oats — „ 00s Od
on a large scale as in the Shoreham ,
case by brib- - l•
oi sea ing them is good or evil ?" This plus-, O'Connor, Esq. 4to 1 agst Teddington. After clearina the brook, claims shall be presented to the Commission, that all claims i lington-street, Camden-town, foreman to a tailor-N. B.
lleans
• large bodies in a mass uuder the name of bene- tration carries with it an armiment from analogy The following is the substance of the additional evi- I Harry went a-head, and was soon a field in advance. shall be presented to the Commissioners within 6 months 1 Jay, Grove-villas, Shepherd's-bush, boarding house keeper .
Peas
ing , On returning, towards the Oundle-road, however, Ben iron] the day of their first meeting, which was held on the 1 -T. Beesley, Bay-street, Dalston, accountant's clerk-H.
A short supply of farme'rE7-illit
4" q- deuce •-
volent societies, t.tsc. Let St. John and Judas
dl. • L d dTh B d b I . 14th September, 1833, unless under special circumstances, I Stevenson, Maria-street, Kingsland-road, shoe factor—H.
which. is perfect. Those wfo sa,y that the vo.A.. . r .
_ Mr. John h.ettlewall, clerk in the London an e mint omon an e eaver, who ha een prig second
to be proved to the satisfaction of the Commissiouers in I a icholson, Sussex-place, Enfield-road, sem etary to the East
lain, c-I.
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ni nd baatdBc7osnttoli,tioosn;
beFinin:
Iscariot be the ca,ndidates ; the agent of Judas in- ouelit to be compelled to publish his opinions to
Stock B 1 f 1 ' d d 23d and third, gradually neared him. The I dd • tl
ank, produced the etter o at vice, ate y an e In le
which case the time may be extended to any time not ex- 1 Bosons Mining Company-T. Hill, Chatham], Kent, coin- • HULL-Taar. 24.
Jul from S d d 'd th tR b t H • • g field in quick succession. Beaver challenging
y ney, an sat a oer ow was winnin
tihroeineurtrheeni: rtrsetleastiovfel, asc thee: aprnkees ts:
aOttburta-cpot;-
timates to the leaders of the corrupt portion of the th:world, might, with equal propriety, assert that
ceeding three months. 1 misSion agent for the sale of horses—T. J. Boardman,
constitueuoy, that 5,000/. or 10,0001. shall be given he ought to send his letters open through the Post-
f oney'of the directors of the Commercial Bank at Harry in admirable style, and beating him by a length. All claims not presented Within the periods above-men- Albion-road, Wandsworth-road, doctor of music-E. Hart- •„ts 1 eab .0
ukcttohe di3:
:si
jaaft:eplcileterdis.o wsno:enre:re;
Sydney, that John Taylor was the rnanager, and Ben Lomond was a bad third. Blackwood and Ted- •tr' -b •1 I. g L 1 - 11 •-• •
ould win at Shoreh
if Judas is elected. -Will not.the Is?ariot win 2." office. We might expect to hear the advocates o
Granting that he w am, this open voting telt us that an Englishman ought to William Neil was permitted to sign for the accoun- dington walked in fourth and fifth. Why Not did not tioned, will be considered as barred. nall, Carpan e s ui . inas, ont on wa ,coninna non agent
Communications to be addresaed to James Hannen, Esq., for the sale of boots and shoes-W. F. Parslow, St. Au- ples neglected. American flour meets a free sale. Oats,
does not prove that there is not an immense majo- have no secrets which he would wish to conceal tant. The London Joint Stock Bank were authorised pass the post, and Robin Hood shot his bow, and re- Agent of her Majesty's Government under the American drew's-road, Newington, timber dealer. _
in -w•hich the chances of his beine• re- from the eye of the Postmaster-General, or the Claims Convention, No. 2, Ess.ex-court, Temple, London.
Foreign-office, Jan. 20, 1854. DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. speculators. Indian corn Is to 2s dearer. Linseed, owing
rity of cases, to honour hills bearing those signatures. Witness had tired somewhere in the ploughed field.
(weed to hang himself would be increased. Ino- gossips of the retired village in which he lives, aud been in the bank about eleven years, and had acted The FAIRPLAY STEEPLECHASE of 5 sovs. each, 2ft., with
Edward Hollingworth, Stayley, Cheshire, woollen manu- to the alarming state of Eastern politics, is in a great mew
culation and vaccination do not save all and every that the thoroughly English thing to do with for seveu or eight years upon their signatures. He 25 added. Optional selling weights. About 3 miles. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 21. facturer- - 2nd div. of 20., Feb. 7, and any subsequent sure withdrawn from the market. Cakes meet more in'
body ; but for all that, they are great goods ie. their sealed letters is to Grahamise them with all pos- had made paymants on their signatures, and the signa- air, J. B. Young's The Linnet (100/.) list The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Tuesday, at Pott's, Manchester. quiry. Nothing doing in rapeseed, and very few cakes
tures never had been repudiated, and he had acquired a (Mr. Vivian) 1 Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received James Fish, Helrushore, Lancashire, cotton manufac- on sale. Bones fully maintain our quotation.
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(S.Darling) 2 through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy turer-lst. div. of 14s. 2d., Jan. 31, and any subsequent a a 1
Because it would have the effect of re- The force of the argument of the gallant Colonel kno.wledge o.f the writing of the gentlemen from paying Mr. Wellfitt's Ivanhoe, list 81b
111.-"
publi opinion, by inducing men to con- will be the more apparent when it is borne in mind Mr. C. Higgins's Maria Monk (100/.), llst (Weaver) 3 of a despatch from her Majesty's Consul at Lisbon, report- 4 Tuesday, at Pott's, Manchester.
their drafts in numerous instances.
is simply
L. By
.M.r. Bodkin-It was from comparison he formed Betting-7 to 4on Maria Monk. The favourite fell ing that the Board of Health in that city has declared Re- William Bradshaw Birmingham, victualler-lst. div. Ditto white
cPeraelssithnegir opinions from each other." dondella, and the right bank of the river Minho, to be in- of 2s. lad., on any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham. Dantzic and Konigs- oltjati.i)sc2k4d, .a iy."sos(l4°ol.a:atttriksoOe2Ctc
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Ditto Petersburgh ... 48 to 5°
The that the object of secrecy contended for,
question is not of concealing opinions, but to shield the voter from the persecution to which ins opinion of their signatur.e. . . into the
.brook, and was with much difficulty got out.
'Witness re-examined—Did not believe the handwnt- Meanwhile Ivanhoe and Linnet went many fields away fected with Cholera Morbus, and all the other Ports of the Joseph Piggin and Frederick Piggin, Wolverhampton, berg 85 to 90 Ditto Riga and Arch-
votes. A military surgeon may have the strongest he now stands exposed, if he ventures to give a vote .
ing to be that of any one of the parties. The favourite was at length remounted, bitt she refused Spanish proviuce of Gallicia, to be suspected of infection shoe manufacturers-lst. div. of 18.10 d., any Thursday, at PDDRDoaulFmittistiisoo.eiisiac•has,ninllainaaonduisa;diiaa:msda.-
therewith. angel - to ---
possible opinion that a man with a sham wound ad.verse to the opinions of those who have power Mr. W. C. Boose-I have been for many years a the jump at the road and was not persevered with. Lin- Whitmore's, Birmingham. , burgh
30 to 33 D:t eomfienle
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BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEFIALL, JAN. 23.
ought not to be invalided with a pension. The ob- over him. The act of giving a vote at an election cashier in the London Joint Stock Bank. I have seen net waited on Ivanhoe to the last fence, when he went DIVIDENDS.
The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of
jeet is not to make him conceal his opinion, but to in opposition to a landlord, is an unpardonable Mr. How, one of the directors of the Sydney Bank. He vigorously to work, caught Ivanhoe about 100 yards Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, Feb. 15. H. Brann, Old Fish-street-hill, City, importer
of foreign goods-Feb. 21. W. R. Carter, Ingram-court, Oats, English
enable him to conceal his vote i„ particular case offence, and as we have seen) again and ag"in kept an account at the London Joint Stock Bank. I from the chair, and won by half a length, The winner through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, copies
City, wine merchant-Feb. 21. G. M. Mowbray, Hove, Ditto Danish
iFtruhst:d
where the application of his opinion mie•ht be dan- beings on the unfortunate tenant a distress for cannot on my' oath say that I have seen him write, but was not sold. Ivanhoe was " put up" and bought in of two despatches from Her Majesty's Ambassador, at
- Voits.exi,6l.suTeri-Fielbeidl,.4.2zsitlapileTrp
nooel, tetrearz 26 to 28 Ditto inf. for. 0/ Os Od to 01"
Nttoo 4600IDGuaittnooforei
gerous. rent, or ejectment from his little farm. If such a I have frequently paid cheques drawn by him. The sig- for 80/. Paris, enclosing two Imperial Decrees, the one authorizing
brewer-Feb. 92. T. M'Cree and A. M`CreYe, Newcastle- Barley, maltiug
26 to 28 Rape cakes ... 130 s Od to 0"
41 to 45 Tares, English oos to 000
IV.-"Beea,use the sacrifice of public and pri- man is to hold and express his OWII opinion, it is nature to the bill produced I believe not to be in his The weather on Monday was mild and sunny ; but to- foreign ships to trade between France and Algeria ; the
handwriting. day it was very cold and wet. Altogether the meeting other extending till 31st July, 1854, the coasting trade -
vate virtue would be a much greater evil than necessary that his letter should be sealed, and those upon-Tyne, grocers.
Mr. Jacob Perkins Bacon, manager of the firm of Per- was most creditably conducted. facilities granted to foreign ships, of which the following Ditto grinding •
any good that could. be derived from party and who wish to have bis letter opened are political
kins Bacon and Co of Fleet-street engravers, said—l are translations : CERTIFICATES. Beans
political advantages. If a voter can conceal his Paul Prys, whose intrusion should be properly cas- ' ' " • .' •
have had submitted to my examination the bill for 301. LINCOLN SPRING MEETING.-FEB. 14 AND 15. • Ditto foreign
Art. I. The privilege granted by the decree of the 30th Feb. 21. E. Ablewhite, Mortimer-street, Cavendish- • 52 to 5S Bones
Peas, white and yel. 54 to 60 Rye Meal l2os Od to Os Oa
non°
vote from his landlord or customer, he cannot con- tigated. The signatures of three persons as drawers have been so-
IA OMINATION f
s or the TRIAL STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with September, 1853, to foreign vessels to carry, until 31st square, coachbuilder-Feb. 16. 0. Sturgis and W. Adams, gl4l 10s 8/ to 12100
ceal his promises from his family • and thus he We call particular attention to the tenth objec- • b f rf I I d I ' December, 1853, corn, meal, rice, potatoes, and dry vege- College-villas, St. John's-wood, builders-Feb. 15. S. L. .
? examined by me y means o powe u enses, an am 40 added. Weight for age. One mile.
'will practically educate his children in lying, deceit, tioia, and the manner in which it is answered. We of the decided opinion that they are not written with the tables, between Algeria and France, is extended to 31st Pratt, New Bond-street, upholsterer-Feb. 15. E. Dennis,
.R,AILIVAY SHARE MARKETS.
Age. Age. July, 1854. Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, licensed brewer-Feb. 22.
and treachery. ' are told that a better plan may be adopted for get- pen in the ordinary manner. lam of opinion that they
Windsuck r
Try it by the case of the doctor as before. What ting rid of bribery and. intimidation, by making have been written over more than once. I haw] tested
Mont e
enegro 5 Hercules, by Harkaway, their destination, foreign vessels thus laden shall enjoy the Wilson and J. S. Wilson, Kingston-upon. Hull, stone and LIVERPOOL, JAN. 24.
is the sacrifice of publicand. private virtuearisingout the punishment infamous, and thereby rendering the ink with strong nitric acid, and am convinced that
Jack the Giant Killer-. 4 out of Lady Lift
STOCK Exc HANGE.-The share market has been lower
of the doctor's being protected ? And what is the the practices unfashionable. The tread-mill, pick- it is not the ordinary ink. Lord Lieutenant
good which is derived to the public from the doctor's ing oakum, the pillory, the loss of franchise, and The evidence of Spittle, the officer who apprehended
The Jewess
voting without force or temptation.? And after this, on repeated crimes outlawry might be applied. the prisoner _was then entered into at considerable '-' Finance, are charged, each in his own department, with cotton manufacturer. and Birkenhead, 151 ; Caledonian, 254 ; Lancashire an'
'll •
length, and t e prisoner was remanded for final exami- N
_ OMINATIONS for the GRAND STEEPLECHASE of 15 sovs. the execution of the present decree. Yorkshire 6N, i ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincol,,rn
which of the two is greatest? If the doctor makes Colonel Thompson asks, in reply to this specious hlO f d 151 d 1 d b h 1 fF b G. h P
eac , t, an on yi ec are ytest o e ru- wen at t e alace of the Tuiieries, 17th December, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 19;-2 • Midland, 594, / ; Newcastle and Carlisle 9,03 • Noll°
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ruesda next
nation on a y .
" promises," indeed, the spectacle may not be very objection, " Why are not officers in a court-mar- ary, with 100 added. About four miles. Weights to 1853. T. Hartley and J. Hartley, Denholme, Yorkshire, stuff Briash, 7t3 ; South-Eastern and Dover, 17a, 4•
William Larli was charged with having robbed Mrs.
edifying for his family. But do doctors make tial threatened with the tread-mill, picking oakum y . . id be published oa the 26th 'mt. NAPOLEON. manufacturers—T. Hartley and J. Robinson, Denholme --
' Ann Thurby of a purse containing 3/. ss. 6 . Clough, Yorkshire, stuff manufacturers—F. Rumble and J. MANCHESTER, JAN. 24.
promises ? and the pillory, in case of giving way to undue e y was passing through Gracechurch-street on
Th lad Age. A By the Emperor. The Marshal of France, Score-
s-Iga. tary of State for the Department of War. D. Ikin, Cannon-row, Westminster, civil engineers-J. S E Th 1.• 1. 4-,• 0
TOCK XCHANGE. - ... -e mar...e. se-day has bee
V.-" Because in a case presenting the very influence ? Simply, because a better way. is Monday at half-past four o'clock, when Michael Haydon, The Trout a Carrig a A. DE SAINT ARNAUD. Brown and G. Brown, Tottenham-court road, lead mer-
elite of electors, elected by the most intellectual known. And there is another rea,son against the officer, observed the prisoner dip his hand into her Vainhope . a Luck's All a Art. I. The privilege granted by our decree of I2th Oc- chants-B. Hazledine and W. Beard, Lincoln, linendra,pers weaker than yesterday, the business done being tolerabli
good. The sales were :-London Stock 1003. Leeds
city in the world, the Common council had before trying to put down the mischief by luxuriance of pocket, followed him, saw him when he got into an Bruce ' a Star of England - Stock, 61 ; Doveis in ; Midland, 59 ;E: t C;ountieg,
them a great and talented Reformer, and an ob- punishment in preference to prevention, which is
, adjoinine• street examine a purse which he pulled out of Spring - 124 • Blackburn, 4';.1 ; Sheffield New Pr f: ern,
1.16 IN;
scure rival ; and on an agreement to show the pro- that after all, it is probable the punishment would his pocket, took him into custody, and charged him White Mouse (late Pony) a Victress a French port, is extended, under the conditions named in ham, general edge tool maraufacturers----Jacob French, Caledonian, 24i ; Sheffield, 20 ; Ditto Perefreernee
raises on both sides, the Reformer had the ma- catch some of the little flies and let the great with the robbery. Maria Monk a Cervus
jority. Nevertheless tne obscure man was elected ones through." If it be right to cure the tendency The lady identified the purse, and. said she had had no Simple Peter a, Bay Horse (h b)
jun.-J. Maxwell, J. Honck, and W. Maxwell, West BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 24.
by the Ballot, because he was supposed friendly to to bribery in the manner suguested in the objec- idea of a robbery until Haydon touched her and asked Topsy a Melon a sea.
The above privilege, which is to extend to the 31st July, Smithfield, salesmen—Elisabeth Phillips and M. Phillips, STOCK EXCHANGE.—There was a further decline in the,
interests many of the voters did not like to avow." tion, that method of cure shou'ld be applied univer- her whether she had not lost something. Little Charley
a 18sa1, shall only be applicable tc vessels laden exclusively Sheydon Bois, Essex, farmers-J. Birch and W. R. Pri- Railway Share Market to-day, and a very small amount (1`
The prisoner was committed for trial. Robin Hood a Tomboy a with grain and the other provisions specified in the Decree deaux, Great Winchester-street, City, attorneys-T. business transacted. London and North-Westerns Wera
The case of the cow with two heads ; a thing sally. It ought to be used as a panacea. It would
Maid of the West (h b) a Tulip
by no means affecting the ordinary transactiolas of do quite as well for the officers of a court-martial
GUIL H LL ked h b
D A .-George Burton, a warehouseman in Strip-me-na ( ) a Art. 11. Vessels thus laden shall be admitted at their -T. Crawford and G. Ewart, Sunderland, engravers-W.
the stock-breeder. The case of the Common as for voters •e• to the polling-booth. If, on
goinQ up the service of Messrs. Carter Vavasseur, Rix and Co., NoMIN ITIONS for the TWO YEAR-OLD STAKES of 5 sovs Port of destination at whatever date they may arrive, if Chapman and T. Lees, Wolverhampton, Sta,ffordshire, BRISTOL, JAN. 24.
Council, was not the ordinary case, to begin with. the other hand, such painsand penalties are thought of Trump-street, Lawrenc -1' s h d ' ith steal- ' - d • It Bst 7lb • fillies a d ld•-
e ane, wa c arge w . . each with 30 adde ,cos„ . nge their clearance papers shall prove that they sailed previous hay dealers-R. Fuller, G. A. Fuller, and W. W. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market continues to remain ilis
It was a case of double election; the effect of which to be unsuitable for (tentlemen sitting on a court- • r tei ' f • t V 31 tJ 1 lar4
o ae s uy, co . Fuller, Moorgate-street, City, bankers, so far as regards a most flat condition. Bristol and Exeters were donell"
ing ns bs. o dyed silk, value 101., the property of his ings, Bst 41b. A winner before starting to carry 31b
was to procluce an increased proportion of men martial, they are equally derogatory to the honest employers. extra. About half a mile. Art. 111. Our Ministers of Agriculture, Commerce, and R. Fuller-H. Cordingley and rp, Crossley, Northow- 94; Great Westerns at 70 ; and Midland Stock at 58i.
acting under the peculiar temptations described. voter. Bull, the detective officer, said from information he Mr. Saxon's Mary Mr. Gulliver's Bessie Public Works, and of Finance, are charged, each in his ram, Yorkshire, stone delvers-J. Gwynn° and J.
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own Department with the execution of the present Decree E. A. Gwynne, Essex-wharf Strand eneineers- -
When members of Parliament are chosen by Corn- The opponent of the ballot show the great weak- received he went with another detective of the name of M B ' h
r. ell s Extnout Mr. H. Lister's br fby Ro- Gi ' • • - - * J H 1 I ' ' ''
yen at the Palace of the Tuileries, 16th January, 1804. ames ocges anc John Hodges, Henry-street, Bed- COURSE OF EXCHANGE-YESTERDAY.
mon Councils, the example may apply. As it ness of their cause, when they allee-e that the -un- Packman, to Redcross-street, on Ftiday evening last, Mr ' '
. Morris s The Broom chester out of The Doe NAPOLEON. ford-square East, printers' colour makers-A. C.
is, it only stands as an argument against mem- represented. classes would. speedily ehecome envious and while there they saw the prisoner lea,ve Reeves's NATIONS ,or t-e INCOLN SPRING HANDICAP of By- the Emperor. The Minister Secretary
Nom' ; 1-, L Taylor and C. H. Tout, Gloucester, booksellers-E. G. '
it=latiirnr;.......t.h.. _ 11 14U Cl'lraltar •••••••• •• •• •• •••••
bers of Parliament being elected by double election. and embittered against those who are represented, pawnbroker's shop, and followed him to the premises of of 5 sovs. each, with 100 added. One mile and a half of State for the Department of Agricul- Councell, W. H. Councell, and Mary Ann councell, Rotterdam .e.•.m..°.11.• !. :: 111 : Leghorn .............. 30 3652,L
VI.-" Because the Ballot is a degradation to and would thunder at the gates of the constitution his emisloyers in Trump-street: They afterwards corn- W• h b bl. h d th °6th • t ture, Commerce, and Public Works.
eig ts to epu is e on e a ins . Thornbury, Gloucestershire drapers, so far as regards Antwerp .... • • ...... 25 2(2
tt
Z!tna ........ .... ..., 25 i'
uan •••••••• •••••••• ---
municated with Messrs. Carter and Co., and on Mon- P. MAGNE. Mary Ann Councell-R. Dic'k on, J. Dickson, J. Dickson, Brussels .......• ••••.. 25 2N Venice ... ---
which no good citizen should be subjected. Every to he let in, before they are educated, or had any Age. Age.
day they called and saw prisoner in the manufacturing jun. J. J. Dickson, 0. Dickson, and R. Dickson, jun., Hamlett-gas
- •• ••-•• •• •• 13 43' Naples ...... . 40!
man ought to have honour and respect for doing sensible notion of what they were risking. Radcliffe Hero
.......
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Lore'lon and Gottenbur h t f 1 J
g, mere an s, so ar as regan s . „ ;
department. They told him they were officers, and •
his duty to his country. Of which honour and It is well asked, in reference to this statement- Cabin Boy 4 Hazlenut - •• •• 25 2 jMessina ....., ,„ ~, ~, ~ 126'x,
h h h
t at t ey s ould take him in custody on the charge of
mla)ristte, throe months .• 34 X, Lisbon ......., ~ ~
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respect the Ballot would deprive him." " Would it not be better to take down the envy bb. h. 1 f • .1 •
?ro ing is emp oyers o a quantity of si k, and dm- Alonzo
Russian wives are reported to bring the whip to by improving the condition of the represented, and posing of it in the name of Simmons at Reeves's, i Conspiracy - Liverpool, drysalters, so far as regards R. B. Foster Bou.rdeauX: .... —•• •• Rio Janeiro -
A vetch from her Majesty's Minister, at Lisbon, stating that _
n Vouncher s-lane, Frankfort-on-Maine .... 11 j •••••• • • •• ••
8% 'Buenos Ayres ...... •• • . --
their husbands, and say, "You have ceased to love the unrepresented, too ?" The work of education Redcross-street. Witness cautioned him against sa 7, the Portuatiese Government has decided that the possession C.
e Y.- Itch - Berlin ...........- •• • • - New York, 60 days' sight ''''' '
MC, you have not beaten me lately." It would be among all classes is rapidly progressing, and the ing anything to criminate himself ; but he replied, e, `-* of a clean'Bill of Health does not of itself ent.
itle a vessel . ---
bro , Yorkshire, chemists-J. Gerrish and W. T. Aslett, 12 55 Philadelphia ..........
vicorgy
curious to know how much honour and respect for best way to accelerate its speed is to give the peo- "it is all true, I plead guilty," and went down on ' • • 1
Jack the Giant Kil er
3• ' e
err-syn.]. from an infected port ; and that, in the case of Banbury, Oxfordshire, grocers-T. C. Goddard and F. .
Trieste ...... - .... ••..12 53 PRICES or Bettuns, pas 0%.
Petersburgh...• • • ...... 37:34 I Foreign Gold in Bars .C 3 17 9 "
doing his duty the aristocrat considers himself as ple those immunities which would induce more his knees, and asked his employers to forgive him. He Little Fawn - Pinder, Leieester, house painters-F. Donnison and T. n 0
50034 Portegal Gold Coin .. 0 - ,1%
deprived of when he ballots at his club. self-respect, and be a stimulus to improvement. It then handed witness his purse, containing 4/. 10s. in Constantine
Edinbureh, so far as re •1 ' li. -* -• ' .•
••
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••
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• • -
gait s is connoaton Is ith the Barcelona ............ _ -
~ Mexican Dollars -„ , 0 4 .
VII.-" Because darkness is always unfavour- is unnecessary to expose the hollowness of the pre_ gold, and 4s. in silver, 4/. of which he said belonged to Windsucker
Seville ................ - I Silver in bars ...... 0 5 ''
the prosecutors. He was then taken to the station and : -:
able to virtue ;on the principle that ine.n ' love tensions made in favour of the uneducated, and the Criterion
searched, when a gold watch, a guard, seal, key, and SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. —___
darkness rather than light, because their deeds are kind desires felt that they may not injure them- Florist
, ring, also gold, were found upon him all of which he a, John Thomson, Glasgow, mason, Feb. 3, at the Globe
evil.' " solves by coming tOO SOOII into possession of privi- sat , . , .
.INGmINATIONS for the HUNTERS' STAKES Of 5 sovs. each, The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of the P I • SEABORNE MAILS.
au. were tne proceeas of the robbery on his employers. nvY Hotel, Glasgow.
Sending letters sealed to the post is not unfayour- leges for which they are not duly qualified. with 25 added. Two miles. Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through
Joseph Hall, a shopman at Reeve's in Redcross- John Hendrie, Inverness, builder, Feb. 1, at tho Union _____a______.
able to virtue. Breaking them open, on the eon- This is the language of the enemies of popular
, street, said the prisoner had pawned ' d h '
goo s at t eir Age Aeg the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a Hotel Inverness.
traTy, is held. to bo a thing to which there are liberty-not of its friends. -Whoever may indulge ' shop, and on Monday week last he brought a lot of Smuggler Bill
a,, 'flitting copy of a notification pe.blished in the Madrid Alexander Lillie, Banff, merchant, Feb. 3, at Gillan- es, thp ni t-
(N signitles that the mails are sent from the General Post•o9lCe
. gh and Mby the morning-dispatch:l
serious objections. The simple question is, whether in this or any other objections against the ballot dyed silk ; another lot on Tuesday, and a third on Fri- Ch mby Yaxley 6 Modesty c• Gazette (a translation of which is subjoined), announcine der's Hrtel, Banff,
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the object of sealing them is good or evil ? may be safely referred to the admirable letter which day last, and wished them to sell it for him. The first Florist
Samuel M'Kee Girvan A rshire ro
„ y , g cer, Feb. 3, at the Day when made ur From what I On,'
VIII.-" Because enthusiasm is the handmaid has occasioned these remarks, and which is well lot the prisoner brought was about three months ago, Salopian - Port due '-
Office, Lend ! •,.• ci.
on. Dispatched. En:',-1 ...
Garforth a Melon a __________
of liberty, and the Ballot would repress en.thu- calculated to guide the sincere inquirer, and silence when he pledged it, and about a month afterwards'he (Copy.)
_a-- --gi,
siasin." the captious objector. desired them to sell it for him at 20s. per pound, and NO3IINATIONS for the HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5 (Translation.) Hydrographical Office. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. America(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday .. -Li ' )j`e
..tmerica (by United Sts. verpoot ... aach
they did so, receiving 10 per cent. commission upon each sovs. each, with 30 added. Two miles, over sixffights NOTICE TO MARINERS. packet) .... - • ...N Jan. 27 .......... Live J 24
There are plenty of ways to show enthusiasm, -3. rpool ... , an.
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sale. of hurdles. The Minister of Marine bas communicated to this office, America (by U. States
besides forcing the man who apprehends kicking, CUSTOM HOUSE, JAN. 24.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Alderman Salomons-IVhat quantity- have you sold Acre Age through the department of Public Works, the subjoined v packet) ..........N Jan. 'A .. ........ Southampto. i
to bare himself for tho blow. ~. .NTERED INWARDS, The Leonne, from Gravelines ; Australia (via South-
IX.-" Because the Ballot is the refuge of the ____, for the prisoner in that way ? Bourton a Galileo
w lighthouse, which Thee do. • Stor Villa Viceosa ; Alcyon, Charente ' • ampton) ..........M Feb. 4 h F b
' t ampto, I e .4.
coward, who will only be a patriot when on the PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 21. Witness-I cannot say, sir. Blue Bonnet
Alderman Salomons-Are not those sales entered in Spring
abg by Dormouse (h b)... 6 bu re Scala la uova ; Astrea Lah S W h •
~ 6 Psyche - Sh '
anghae. , ea orn , ea itc
• ; I-11' Ditto (via Marseilles) N Jan. 24 •••• • • ••
• • Sun
, Ditto (via Cape of Good .. Dover ...... 'Jan. 2'
sunny side of the hedge." The Illustrious, 72, commissioned by Capt. Robert b k ?
your oo S . Friendless Boy (h b) 5 Mire Hill -
6 ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING Hope) ..... .. ...N Feb. 4
.-The St. Abbs, for Africa (West Coast) .. Liverpool l'Uncertfil°'
..Nl3d of the month .. Plymo h• • • Ve'). 1!
The officer of the army is not called. a, coward, Harris as a training block-ship, will have a complement Witness-No, sir. Wildgoose (h b)
- )gan. 2'
LIGHTHOUSE ON CAPE PRIOR.-Province of Corunnrs- Alexandria......
wheu he votes under the protection of the Ballot. of 74 only to instruct nevvly-raised men. Capt. Harris Alderman Salomons-Nor the 10 per cent. commis- Friendless a Victress Furst Blucher Dantzic R 1
: e ampazo, Hava,nnah; Enighten, ....M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton Feb. 4
The great object is to enable him to vote as he e oc yar
has selected a few petty officers from th d k d sion ? Sir Philip - Gothenburg ; 'Sirius, Hayti ; Ann Jane, Barb. 1 s F
5 house, established on the "north side of Cape Prior," will runner Af • • Al. M d Q
rice , ine, oga ore ; ueen of Sheba, Ma- Br
Bahamas ........... NI 17th of the month Southampton Feb. 1
.1( oe. ; ore- Belgium ............N Daily.-- . Dover Dailf g
thinks right, without asking which is the sunny • • Witness--No, sir ;we keep no account whatever of President
month.. Southampton Feb. ~
rigging-house for her. 5 be lighter? every night, from sunset to sunrise. dras ; 'Harmonic Bremen ; Grape, Gibraltar and, Mar- Ituenos•A• ••••• • • .-
••j 1 o e
side of the hedge. these transactions. The quantity now produced is about Matil la (late Isabella), Gerard - seines • Cleo air' D yre5........31,9th of the month.. Southampton yeb.
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The Colossus, SO, will be docked for conversion into a rare • Itle
p a, erne ~ , moss, Port-au-Prince. C,ape of Good Hope .. N, 14th of the month Plymouth ~ ;Jan. P'
X.-" Because a better plan may be adopted for lb 9 S • h b
ss. ozs. ometimes e rought more and sometimes by Birdcatcher ...... .. 5 Beresford (late Whipper- tude, and 2 deg. 6 min. 52 sec. W. longitude from the Obs CeE'A Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of the month. Southamptony ~e
getting rid of bribery and intimidation by making screw ship on Thursday. less. Fury
Calcutta ; Fennegina, Hambureh • Bertha Bahia • Tra- Cape de Verds -- .. N,9th of the month.. Plymouth ~ ;Jan. ''
the punishment infamous, and therebY rendering The Dragon steam-frigate (paddle) is ordered to he The prisoner declined to ask this witness any ques- Mars, by the Dean ... .. 3 Mefferd a Its apparatus is of the third catedioptrical order, with a vane re, Swan River •L I bl
' Aarh ' •,., a'. Ceylon (see India) I
the practices unfashionable. The tread-mill, pick- commissioned at this port •by Captain James Willcox, tions, but denied that he had been to his shop seven or Songster - Port°Philip ; Surge, done-aKno'ne 'M . •
e, ng ; aria, 0 1 sa.
117eis A.Onllloor, Ceylon ..............Njl4th of the month Plymouth _ 'Jan. Slut.
iug oakum, the pillory, with loss of franchise, and *hose command of the steam-sloop Fury in the China eight times. John Bright
' (489 87 feet), and produces a tangent of 24 miles, although -- Channel Isles.. N Mon ~Wed.,&Frid. Southampton ,Tii.Tll.`
Chili. - ..... .... - ..Ml2d & 17th of month SouthamptonljFeb• 1
Mr. James Vavasseur, of the firm of Messrs. Carter, Squire of Mahon .. ...... a China (see Ipdia) I
on repeated crimes, outlawry might be applied." seas was one of memorable excellence. He will not it will only be visible at a distance of about 15 miles, ac- LIVERPOOL, JAN. 24.
Vavasseur, Rix, and Co., se. p
id the risoner was in their Constantinople ...... N i7,8,17,24,&27 of m Dover 'Jan 3°,
Why are not officers on a Court-martial threat- want me Ith b h d Th D • I d
n i ey are to ea . e ragon is a rea y employ as scalesrnan, and had the serving of the weavers, RACING FIXTURES FOR 1854. cording to the state of the atmosphere and the elevation of
the observer. The Ozark, of Elsworth Main, from Wilmington to Constant'
Boston was abandoned, Jan. 5, lat. 39, long. 61 ; crew, nople ........ i4th & 20th atm . S th •• ••• • • b. '
Cont. of Europe M & N,Twice daily ....... ..
_ou ampton Fe • ,pill
ened with the tread.-mill, picking oakum, the pil- ri d b h • • • .
gge yt e riggers of the Blenheim, and is In the with silk for manufacturing purposes. He entered their ,ff
Egypt (see India) 1 Dover . , TWIG...
lory, &c., in case of giving way to undue influence? The Jockey Club having determined to commence The above notice is hereby published, by order of the taken o by the Tuscarora, arrived here, which spoke the 0
advanced steam reserve. , service in July last, and was, during that time, employed ' Queen, for the guidance ef mariners. Arabia (s) off the Saltees, 10.30 a.m. on the 22d. France .... - - M & IC, Twice daily- - _ 'Dover ....., !Twice!'
Simply because a better way is known. And there in various capacities in the warehouse, and had access to their season on Easter Monday (April 17), the princi- Gibraltar .......... AI 4717 20 2 I 96
(Signed) JORGE LASSO DE LA VEGA. It was reported in Dublin yesterday that the Juverno Greece (see Indi ) ~, • , 7 ofm. Southampton Jan.
The Frolic, 16, sailink sloop, Commander Nolloth, re- pal meetings-supposing the usual arrangements are ob- m/ . a I
is another reason against trying to put down the the stock of dyed silk. "Witness identified the silk pro- at nd, January 11, 1854. (s) was ashore at Ballycoon.
i
ceived oreers this morning during the violence of the served-will stand as under. Should the stewards, in Cireytown - ...... - M 2nd & 17th of mon. Southern IFeb. !
mischief by luxuriance of punishment in preference duced as their pro t b 1. .t • th d
per yy a pecu ran yin e ye. The Roscommon (s), from Dublin, with three male, one Hamburgh .......... NI Tuesday & Friday London Pt" .
to prevention ; which is, that after all, it is pro- gale to proceed to her destination, Australia, and she There were two qualities, and the a,verage value of both ance detennine to var the fixture it will be
any inst , y , . ADMIRALTY, JAN. 21. female, and a child passengers, ex-Tayleur. Bavannah .. ‘l,2iid of the month Southampton Feb. 1
advisable, as a guide to others, to give us immediate Corps of Royal Mhrines-Gentleman Cadet Anthony Holland ............ M; Daily ............ Dover ~. ..,'Dalli.„
bable the punishment would catch some of the little will sail as soon as the weather will permit. Her mate, was 425. per pound. --
notice :- Malone, Gentleman Cadet Melville Suther Gentleman Honduras ..........Ntlith of the month. Southainp•tonFeb. ;"
flies and let the great ones through. Mr. Boyd, is too ill to join from Ha,slar, and she is The prisoner was remanded.
FEBRUARY. Cadet Thomas Prothero Newell to be SecomiLieutenants. VESSELS SPOKEN WITFI. India (vlaSouthampt.)M 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton Fee
ana
XI.-" Because the people of En eiand are habit- half-a-dozen artificers short in her crew. We are sur- _ ' India (via Marseilles)M Bth&24th of month Dover Jan• 7'
a Newton Spring 2 I Lincoln Spring 14 COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. The Black Eagle (jury-rigged schooner), from Glasgow lonian Isles (see India),7, 17, &27 of mon Dover." ••
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rised a vessel of this class havine• no auxiliar
y power,
ually frank and truth-loving. The Ballot would 11 ' . ' - CLERKENWELL.-Charles IV. Pcarse, was again to Port Philip, Nov. 21, lat. 4 N., long. 21 W.
should be ordered to so distant a station without b S •
Der y pring 8 I Nottingham Spring 21 Warwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry-Gustavus Thomas Ireland ........3I & N.Twice daily ...... Holyhead ..114,1e„7.,
occasion. a vast change in these their highest attri- • put to the bar, charged with obtaining 'money under Smith, Esq., late Captain 2d. Drsgoon Guards, to be Can The Hong Kong, from London to Melbourne, 25th, lat. Lisbon .............. 31,7, 9, 17, &27 of rn. Southampton /an. •-•
touching at any place nearer than the Cape of Good MARCH. tain, Nov. 28. s - 6N. long 22 W. Madeira ...........• Al j9th of the month Southampton Feb. 1"
butes ; and the various classes of society would be g • false pretences. 14
ope at so perplexing a moment as the present. It Liverpool Spring 1 Warwick Spring 21 Ist Regiment of Militia-George Rashlei The Christina, from Copenhagen to Cape of Good Ho Madeira •...........Ni23d of month. .... Plymouth „, Feb• -
Mr. Gobbed, solicitor, of the Strand, whose name gh Edgell, Pe, Malta (see India) ' I
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estranged bysuspicion, apprehension,and hostility." was intended the Frolic should sail in c • h
ompany wit Don t S •
cas er pring 7 Catterick 27 Esq., late Captain 7th Regiment of Fusiliers, to be Ca same day.
P- Malta ... . ... .N 7,17,19,c7, 30 of m. Dover I,jan. 77
Do frank and truth-loving people send their let- her consort, the Juno, 26, fitted out at the eastward, was attached to a prospectus of a, "Freehold Land So-
; s ' 1' b
Sa is ury
solicitor, held on the same premises as the
tors open to the post? Why should a man's de- which was commissioned to take the command on the c'e'Y'' as Coventry Spring l4 Abergavenny 30 The Essex Rifles-Duncan Stewart, Gent., to be First 7 N., long. 23 W. Mauritius ..........N,l4th of the month , Plymouth _ Jell. 5,6
Great Northern Loan Society, in the New-road, attended
clining to publish what he prefers keeping to him- Australian station, but we believe the Juno will be Lieutenant ; John Forster Pettikin Osborne, Gent, to be Margaretha, from Hartlepool to Valparaiso, Dec. 11, Mexico ............M,2nd of the month. iSouthampton Feb. ~..
for the risoner APRIL. First Lieutenant, Jan. 17. lat. 7N. long. 21 W. Naples .... - ........ N jhthlsth2sthof mon. jDover _,, ,„ jan. ','
self, be attended with ill-consequences in one case sent elsewhere, or her officers and crew put into a P " New Granada ......Mi2d & 17th f h'S h Fb• 1
Sheeharn, 442 A, said there were several tradesmen Croxton Park 4 Catterick Bridge 19 Royal South Gloucester Li 1 I f •
git n entry Regiment of The St,. Michael, from London to Maracaibo, Dec. 20, New Zealand.. o mom , out ampton e to
more than in the other ? screw ship of the line.
and other persons in attendance, who had been cheated Epsom Spring 6 Abergavenny . 2O Militia-Ensign Augustus Richard Forrest, to be Lieu- lat. 21 N., long. 35 W. •....... By private skip . I Various rtf !Incest.-
Papal States ....., ...Nl'ithlsthr•thofmon..jDove ..po, ~ Feb. ",
XII.-" Because the unrepresented classes would The Russian frigate Dwina, 22, which was in these
by the society. Cheltenham Spring 12 York Spring 25 tenant, Jan. 21. A lar.a] ship, with full poop, black ball in foretopsail, Peninsula ...........Ml7thi7th2Bthofmon. SouthramPton Jan. !'
speedily become envious and embittered against waters last year, is already on the Australian station.
Mr. Corrie-I want to know whether there are any Newmarket Craven 17 Malton 27 Boyal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia-Nathaniel bound East, lat. 40 N., long. 72 W. Peru ...
Port Natal . .31,2 d & 27th of m Is - b '
on r. outhamptor, Fe • ~,
A heavy southerly gale has been blowing all night A ship, showing 2d p., No. 7,609, Doc. 6, lat. 15 S., long. N;l4th of the monthi Plymouth ~ -Jam
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those who are represented, and would. thunder at persons here to show to me if it is any society at all. Frederick Ellison, Gent., to be Lieutenant, Jan. 21.
and this day on the coast, and the danger-flag has flown MAY. Ist Regiment of Royal Cheshire Militia-Clotworthy 31 W• sci y ............../.7:sthlsth2sth f ID Fen. :
o mon . over
the gates of the constitution to be let in, before Mr. Gobbett-I know nothing at all of I • t
a oan some y. Tuscany .. _ ....... N sth 15th25th f • j -••
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arket-house Gosport, as a sianal to water-
from the M , i a Newmarket F S
they are educated, or had any sensible notion of lam here to defend the prisoner. , 17th of month'Southempton Feb• •
men. Chester Spring 9 1 Lewes 19 Lieutenant in the 7th Fusiliers, t 3 be Captain, Jan. 10. 25, lat. 24 N., long. 61 W. Van ntemen'sLand (see, 1
what they were risking." An order was officially promulgated this morning by Mr. Corrie-Is the secretary here ? Lothians & Edinburgh 11 ' Bath 23 Royal Radnor Rifles-Lieutenant Thomas Henry John Tha Albatross (ship), steering W., Dec. 25, lat. 24 N., Australia) . ...... ... i
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An argument apparently to show, that it is good , the Admiral-Superintendent of this Dockyard to all the The person named Baker, who, on Monday, repre- Newmarket S S b l6 I Liverpool Hunt Spring _24 Oswald Ricketts
. , en ~ o o ap am, vice reve Nor
GttbCt• • 13 t-M• long. 64 W. west Indies .... .... NI 2,1'.c 17th ol monthiSouthampton Fb. •
sented himself as Mr. Gobbett's clerk, said he was not. Tile Eleanor, of and from London for Valparaiso, Oct. ----a e.......„,,5,
the represented. should be kicked, in order that the I officers of the establishment, conveying the commands Shrewsbury lB I Eosonl go Whittaker, resrgned, Dec. 12.
01.......1....... ...-:.1 A.l.- 4. I-... AR..1......t . A......1 A._ t__ .. . ... . ...,. . 10 1.4 KO 0 ....ir f 1..- T_T— . When An vnf rh,,.. ,1.,..... •-.1. -._ _•• • _ Ali '

TIM Essex Rifles—Duncan Stewart, Gent., to be First
Lieutenant ; John Forster Pettikin Osborne, Gent, to be
First Lieutenant, Jan. 17.
Royal South Gloucester Light Infantry Regiment of
Militia--Ensign Augustus Richard Forrest, to be Lieu-
tenant, Jan. 21.
Boyal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia—Nathaniel
Frederick Ellison, Gent., to he Lieutenant, Jan. 21.
Ist Regiment of Royal Cheshire Militia—Clotworthy
Wellington William Robert Rowley, Lord Langford, late
Lieutenant in the 7th Fusiliers, t 3 be Captain, Jan. 10.
Royal Radnor Rifles—Lieutenant Thomas Henry John
Oswald Ricketts, Gent., to bo Captain, vice Brevet-Major
Whittaker, resigned, Dec. 12.
Ist West York Yeomanry Cavalry—Cornet Charles Ed-
ward Stephen Cooke to be Lieutenant, vice Milner, pro-
moted ; John Hope Barton, Gent., to be Cornet, vice
Cooke, promoted ; Philip George Skipworth, Gent., to be
Cornet, vice Barn', resigned, Dec. 31.
Reg
iment of West- York Militia—Walter Beaumont,
Gent., Co be Ensign, Jan. 19.
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.
Hilary Term, Jan. 23.
This Court will, on Friday the 3d, Saturday the 4th,
Monday the 6th, Tuesday the 7th, and Wednesday the
Bth days of February next, hold sittings, and will proceed
in disposing of the remaining cases in the new trial paper,
the special and the Crown papers, in the order named ;
and will also hold a sitting on Saturday the day of Febru-
ary next, to give judgment in any undecided cases which
may have been argued. The Court will set at ten o'clock
on the first clays, and at twelve o'clock on the last.
By the Court.
COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
Hilary Term, Jan. 23.—This Court will hold sittings on
Wednesday, the Ist day of February next, and on every
succeeding day (Sunday excepted) until and including
Tuesday the 7th day of February next, and will at such
sitting succeed in disposing of the business then pending
in the Paper of New Trials, and in tho Special Paper, and
in all other business then pending in this Court, and will
also hold a sitting on Thursday the 23rd day of February
next, and will on the said 23rd day of February next pro-
ceed in giving judgment in all matters then standing for
udgment.

M.
Newmarket F S
Chester Spring 9
Lothians & Edinburgh 11
Newmarket S S l6
Shrewsbury is
J
Manchester
Ascot Heath. l3
Newcastle-on-Tyne 20
Hampton 2l
Carlisle 26

An order was officially promulgated this morning by
the Admiral-Superintendent of this Dockyard to all the
officers of the establishment, conveying the commands
of the Lords of the Admiralty that all the artificers
throughout the dockyard be put upon " task and job"
work—a system which has not been in operation in this
yard for 23 years, and which has been very unfavourably
received by the artisans generally, inasmuch as many
casualties may occur which will not enable a mechanic
to earn a greater amount of wages than at present, and
possibly less.
Orders were received this morning to expedite the
necessary repairs of the Simoom iron steam troop frigate,
Captain Smith, as she is wanted, with all despatch, for
foreign service.
Orders were also received this morning for the neces-
sary repairs to be made in the iron steam troop frigate
Vulcan, Commander Von Donop, forthwith, her ser-
vices being also required again without delay ; conse-
quently her crew will not be paid off, nor will any
change in the command take place that we can hear of.
She has unbent sails, and will be docked forthwith.
The Gloria Deo, a Danish brig, Love master, bound
from Newcastle for Cagliari, arrived at Spithead to-day
with loss of bowsprit and damage to the cutwater. She
was in contact with the Anna, of Poole, Hescroff master,
from Poole for London, off Beachy-head, last evening,
when the latter is supposed to have 'sunk. The crew
were landed here by the brig to-day.

Lewes 19
Bath 23
Liverpool Hunt Spring 24
Epsom 30
UNE.

The Catherine (ship), from Demerara to Liverpool, Dec.
25, lat. 24 N., long. 61 W.
Tha Albatross (ship), steering W., Dec. 25, lat. 24 N.,
long. 64 W.
Tile Eleanor, of and from London for Valparaiso, Oct.
12, tat. 58 S., off Capo Horn.

The person named Baker, Who, on Monday, repre-
sented himself as Mr. Gobbett's clerk, said he was not.
Sheebam said that he (Baker) was represented to him
as being the secretary.
Mr. Corrie said a representation had been made to him
by several. persons that they had been cheated out of
their
,money, and it was necessary to show whether it
was a society. If they did not produce something to
prove this it would go forth to the world that it was
a fraudulent society. Unless it was shown to him that
money was advanced by a company he would set it
down as, being no society.
Baker—l hope not, your worship, I have lost upwards
of 400/. in it.
Mr. Corrie—lndeed I shall.

unrepresented may be less envious. Would it not
be better, to take down the envy, by improving,
the condition of the represented, and the unrepre-
sented, too ?
In conclusion, there is one circumstance con-
nected with the ballot, which is very generally
overlooked. And that is, that the ballot, like a
pair of crutches, is for those that want it, and not
for those that do not. What a shocking thing
it would be to propose that everybody should
go on crutches ! Do not be alarmed • the
the proposal is only that those should
go who like it. The aristocracy are always seen
prudently hopping on their supporters. It is only
when they meet the lame beggar at the corner of
the street, that they ask him why lie does not throw
away his crutch and hold up his head like a man.
T. PERRON= THOMPSON.
Blackheath, Jan, 21, 1854.

* When any of these dates tall ol a gunday the malls "11114
dispatched on the following day with the exception of the India
Southampton), arid the Malta, both of' which will be dispatch
day preceding.

Bibury 2B
Stockbridge 29
Ludlow 30
Winchester 3O

The Dromahair, from the Clyde and Sligo to Boston,
Dec. 31, lat. 43 N., long. 65 W.
A vessel, showing Nos. 54 and 51, probably Roebuck, of
Boston, from Baltimore to Macao, Sept. 12, let. 35 N.,
long. 43 W.
The Tam o'Shanter, from Calcutta to Boston, Dec. 28,
53 miles E.S.E. of Cape Col.
The John Gotenbertr, (brig), from Calais to Kingston,
Jamaica, Oct. 11, lat. 20 N. long. 74 IV.
The Lady Harvey, Oct. 17, let. 19 S. long. 77 E.
A barque, 2nd d. p. No. 8,746 (Buceleuch), out 27 days
Nov. 29, let. 3 N., long. 22 W.
The Merchantman (ship), of London, with passengers,
Jen. 15, let. 48 N. long. 9 W.
Tho Lady- Louisa, from Callao to Cork, Jan. 8, lat. 41
N. long. 18 W.

no
[ADVERTISEMENT.3—A LIEUTENANT OF DRAvr-f:0
CURED OF RHEUMATISM BY HOLLOWAY'S OINT3I'I4/
AND PILLS.—This officer, who is in the Dutch oruilrel
states that Holloway's Pills and Ointment have c
him of rheumatism, which appeared to be incurable,o
neither sea-bathing, vapour-baths, nor preparations Yaillit pi
as sure remedies, did him any good, and the treatmell oc.
the doctor, after several mouths' trial, was without
cess. At this juncture he commenced taking these r!„.to
and rubbing the Ointment into the complaining P
twice a day, which effectually cured him in the comae for
six weeks. The truth of this statement can be vonchc",_.
by Mr. J. B. Stratman, of Bois-le-Duc.—Sold by all agi
gists ; and at Professor Holloway's establishment,
Strand, London.

JII.
Newmarket
Worcester 4
Lancaster
Mansfield ll
Liverpool l2
Ipswich 13

Stourbridge l7
Stamford
Nottingham ..20
Goodwood... 6,5
Ripon 31

Baker was anxious to speak, when Mr. Carrie said ho
would hear him on oath if ho thought proper. Having
been sworn he gave his name Edwin John Baker, Al-
bany-street, Regent's-park. He said the society was his.
Mr. Corrie—Are you the company ? (Laughter.)
Baker—No, there were several others. I have advanced
money as loans. I carried on a loan society in the
Strand, and lost 4001., and I started the society in the
New-road. The prisoner acted as my clerk, and Mr.
John Barker, of the City-road, as secretary. I am
willing to return the money I received to the persons
who complain of having been defrauded.
A person in court here said that the gentlemen whose
names were set down as directors had never been applied
to or consulted.
Mr. Corrie—The best plan will be for the public to
have nothing to do with it. (To Mr. Gobbett.) I don't
see why your society (the Freehold Land Society) to
which they have attached your name as their solicitor,
is connected with the loan society.
Mr. Gobbett—l don't understand it either.
Baker said he would return the parties their money
when he got back to his office, and he wouttl shut up the
place directly, and wash his hands out of it.
Mr. Corrie told the persons whose money had been
taken from them if they did not get it back to return to
the court, and he would give them the amount.
Baker said there were several other similar loan offices
in the immediate neighbourhood.
The prisoner was then discharged.

AUG
Brighton
Brighton Club 4
Wolverhampton
Yarmouth 8
Reading
Odiham 9
North Staffordshire 9
Wolverhampton l4
SEPTE

The Agincourt, from Southampton to Geelong, Dec. 8,
lat. 3 N. long. 23 W.

The Janet Dickson, from Belfast Lough to Melbourne,
Dec. 9. lat. 5 N. long. 23 W.
The Emerald Isle, of and from New York from Liver-
pool, Jan. 10, lat. 49 N., long. 12 W.

(From the Morning A dvertiser . )
If it should happen that any reader of the Morn-
ing Advertiser possesses any lingering doubts as to
the justice and expediency of the Ballot, we would
direct his attention to the communication which
has just appeared in our columns on that subject
from the able pen of Colonel Thompson. The
letter, entitled "A Friend's Objections to the
Ballot," contains a resume of every possible form
in which any reasonable person can present his
arguments against this measure of justice to the
English, and as it is most desirable that people
should be armed at all points in a controversy
which is hastening to a decision, we are glad that
this document has appeared thus opportunely in
in our columns.
No one will assert that our correspondent has
not done ample justice to those who are on the
other side, since, in addition to meeting the more
popular objections, ho appears to have cast about
in every direction for anything like an argument,
and to have cleared the field of every antagonist,
great and .small.
There are one or two only of the points noticed
in the list of objections to which we wish to refer
particular notice, as they are points to which our
objectors attach the greatest importance, and on
which the discussion is generally made to turn.
We refer to objection 111. in the letter under con-
sideration—" that the Ballot would have the effect
of repressing public opinion, by inducing men to
conceal their opinions from each other. Every
one knows the -handle that has been made of this
objection, and the flourish with which we have
been favoured by the opponents of the Ballot,

EAST INDIA AND AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.
TABLE BAY, C. G. H.—Arrived her Majesty's steamer
Hydra, Nov. 22, from Algoa Bay ; Abel, 22, Simon's Bay ;
Harkway, Calcutta, and sailed 25, London • Francis, 23,
Isanjam, Liverpool ; Narayana, Purauaqua, and sailed,
23, Mauritius ; Rienzi, Boston, Melbourne ; Prins Oscar,
Stockholm ; Euphrates, 24, London, and sailed, 20, Syd-
ney ; Nora Creina, 25, Bristol, Melbourne ; City of Car-
lisle, 26, Calcutta ; Antagonist, 26, Manilla, and sailed,
29, Glasgow ; John Wesley, Bristol, Melbourne ; Lady
Jocelyn [(steamer), 27, Plymouth, and proceeded to
Calcutta ; Gitana, 28, Rio ; Emily Smith, Algoa Bay ;
Greenwich, 30, Hartlenool ; Southern, Boston ; George
Wilkinson, Quebec ; Ellida, Gefle ; Madona, Glas-
gow ; Tanjore, London ; Neptune, Dec. 1, Copen-
hagen ; Earracouta, East London; Centurian, Wham-
poa. Sailed, the Jano Grey, Nov. 21, to Moulmein ; En-
terprise, 23, Mauritius ; Bromleys, London ; kolas,
Mel-
bourns ; Queen, 25, Madras ; Lunan, Melbourne ; Eliza-
beth, Algoa Bay ; Ramillies, 27, London ; Malcolm, Mau-
ritius ; Chevalier, Dec. 1, Galls ; America and Jane, Port
Philip.
ALGOA BAY.—Arrived the Queen, Nov. 18 ; Shep-
herdess, 24, from London.
ST. HELENA.—Arrived the Ganges, Nov. 30, from Ma-
dras and Cape, and sailed to London Chronometer, Dec.
8, Mauritius, Queenstown ; Abyssinnia, 9, Batavia, Am-
sterdam ; Savinia, Calingarttarn, 11, London; Standard,
10, Moulmein ; Intrepid, 11, London k Sabrina, 13, Cal-
cutta, Liverpool; Nerbudda, Shanghai, 14, Belfast; Ra-
melies, 14, Madras ; Euphrates, Mauritius.

Warwick 5
Lichfield
Western Meeting 7
Rochester and Chatham 7
Doncaster 12
Pontefract 18
0 CTO
Chester Autumn 3
Yorkshire Union Hunt. 5
Wrexham
Newmarket S 0 . 9
NOVR
Epsom Autumn 2

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 24.

The screw steamship James Watt, 90, was commis.
sioned yesterday by Captain George Elliot.
It is reported here that the lion. George Elliot is to
be the commander-in-chief at this port, and that his son,
Lord Compton, will be the flag-officer.
The Avon steamer arrived yesterday from Portsmouth.
The Algiers, 90, will be launched at 2.45 on Thursday.

FRED. POLLOCK.
J. PARKE.
E. 11. ALDERSON.
SAMUEL MARTIN.

BANKRUPTS.

Henry Jackson, Eton, Buckinghamshire, linendraper,
to surrender Feb. 1 and March 7, at 1, at Basinghall-
street. Solicitors, Depree and Austin, Lawrence-lane,
City ; official assignee, Graham, Coleman-street.
Emile Donin, Westbourne-terrace, Hyde-park, ma-
chinist, Feb. 4 at 12, and March 3at 1, at Basinghall-
street. Solicitor, Colombine, Margaret-street, Cavendish-
square ; official assignee, Cannan, Aldermanbury.
Henry Clare Timpson, Woolwich, Kent, surgeon, Feb.
7at 1, and March 7at 12, at Basinghall-street. Solicitor,
Carter, Greenwich ; official assignee, Lee, Basinghall-
street.

WOOLWICH, JAN. 24.

APPOINTMENTS.
Masters
enjatnin Renand (1845), from the Blen-
heim, 60, screw steam guardship at Portsmouth, to the
Caesar, 90, screw steamship at Portsmouth ; George R.
Morrison (1852), recently serving in the Blenheim, to
the Bulldog paddlewheel steam sloop at Portsmouth.
Paymasters—Joseph Marsh (1834), from the Hogue,
60, screw steam guardship, at Devonport, to the James
Watt, 90, screw steamship, at the same port ; William
Drury (1842), to the Hogue, vice Marsh ; George R.
Deighton (1850), to the Bulldog paddlewheel steam
sloop, at Portsmouth ; James F. Phillips (1850), from
the Basilisk paddlewheel steam sloop to the Dragon
paddlewheel steam frigate, at Portsmouth ; Charles E.
P. Hall (1851), to the Basilisk, vice Phillips.
Assistant-Surgeons—Thomas J. Breen (1847), from
the Royal Naval Hospital at Plymouth, to the Plymouth
division of Royal Marines ; Marmaduke P. S. Ward
(1848), recently serving in the Sny brigantine on the
West Coast of Africa station, to the Royal Naval Hos-
pital at Plymouth, vice Breen.
Captain George Elliot, who commissioned the James
Watt, 90, screw steanwhip, at peyonport, last week,

DEATH BY FALLING FROM A PRECIPICE.—A dreadful
accident has just occured at Holyhead. Broken chests,
and large quantities of tea, china ornaments, silks, &c.,
have strewn the beach since the wreck of the John
o'Gaunt on the Tryddn Rocks last week, and a num-
ber of labourers from the new harbour works went down
late in the evening in search of tea, &c. Night came on
suddenly, and one unfortunate man, named William
Hughes, a native of Llangefin, missed the footway to
the beach, and fell over a precipitous rock, a height of
nearly 150 feet. His mutilated remains were immediately
picked up, and, as he still breathed, every attention was
paid to him, . but, though he survived nearly 24 hours,
he never spoke again. An inquest has been held, and a
verdict accordingly given.

James Cowderoy, Hammersmith, omnibus proprietor,
Feb. 7 and March 7at 11, at Basinghall-street. Solicitors,
Selby and Mackeson, Lincoln's-inn-fields ; official assignee,
Stansfeld, Basing,nall-street.

Samuel Godfrey Moulton Scowen, Wood-street, Cheap•
side, warehouseman, Feb 1 at 2, and March 7 at 14 at
Bisinghall-street. Solicitor, Pain, Gresham-street, City;
official assignee, Stansfeld, Basinghall-street.
George Haines, Kingstadley, Gloucestershire, mealman,
Feb. 8 and March S, at 11, at Bristol Court. Solicitor,
Wilke, Gloucester; official assignee, Miller, Bristol.
William _Munro Duffield, Ileavitree, Devonshire, com-
mission agent, Feb. 2 and 27, at 1, at Exeter Court. Sul.
Terrell, Exeter ; official assignee, Hirtzel, Exeter.
William Birkett, Manni4gham, Yorkshire, soap manu-
faotuxer, Feb, 6 and March 7, at 11, at LeedN Court,

A GATHERING OF GENERALS.—Letters from St. Peters-
burg, of the rah instant, mention that in addition to
the two Major-Generals Prince Galitzin and Bogdena-
witsch from Moscow, Prince Weronzow had also arrived
there from Tefiis. The presence of these officers in St.
Petersburgh, more particularly of the latter, was assumed
to stand in connexion with deliberations on the future
conduct of the war with Turkey.