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NAVAL AND .MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. FOR CAVALRY IN TURKEY. POLICE INTELLIGBNC E. SPoRTI.VG INTEL,LIGESCE. THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGLI2'. Tertius Bell, Gent, vice Wason, appointed to the 13th , ' COUNTa', a 31 Asia ia i'.'2'•sl.
To the lOn intermediate approval
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BOW-ST R,EET.-David Mitchell Aird, the printer of PROGRAMME OF THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, Nov. 3. p o
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The Conrad, 101, had her foremast taken out on
To the sOn intermediate approval
Orders for the Court's going into mourning on Sunday •nted Ass st nt-
Thursday at Devonport Dockyard, and was afterwards- Party, "e On final approval -
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towed to the private yard of Messrs. Hocking and Co. For conducting the recruit to plam of final ap- to answer a summons issued by the direction of Lord TUESDAY, Nov. 7. next, the sth instant, for her late Majesty Queen Theresa, Staff Surgeon, Nov. 3. A fair attendance of dealers. Wheat and flour in good
royal 0 2 6 mother of the King of Bavaria-viz. Thomas Smith Hollingswort'n Gent demand at Tuesday's prices. Oats and oatmeal receded ad
The Harrier, 14, Commander Story, sailed from Spit- P.
Allowance to officer
to 13 per 4alb. Bailey, beans, and peas at previous rates.
• 0 8 6 The ladies to wear bl Lek silk, frill.. d 1 • 1. ' ' '
ae or pam men, John Martin Hy(te, Gent., Nov. 3.
head last evening for the West India station. Amount of bounty to recruit
715 6 comply with the provisions of the new act for the pre- , a 9 , white gloves, necklaces, and ear-rings, black or white shoes, George Whitefield Sparke, Gent., Nov. 3. Indian corn in moderate demand at full prices.
gentlemen riders ; professionals, 51b extra. One mile fans, and tippets.
The Hecht, 6, paddle sloop, Captain Hall, will be
Total levy money for cavalry in Turkey 29 8 6 • and a half. 18 subs. The gentlemen to wear black full-trimmed, fringed or WAKEFIELD-Nov. 3.
docked to-day at Portsmouth, to refit. Mr. Bodkin attended to support the summons, and Age st lb Age st lb , plain linen, black swords, and buckles. P 1M• • e-1 • -i • • •
Corps of (aye arme, ieut. Colonel William Jol-
FOR CAVALRY NOT IN TIMMY liffe to full-pay retirement of that rank, with the rank of The supplies of wheat are very large, attendance good,
The Athol depot ship will leave Portsmouth this day To the sOn intermediate ap al
prov • drew attention to the fact that 12 months' notice had Defiance
20 5 0 412 5 Warwick
Colonel, under the provision of her Majest 's Orde • . • 1. f 3
y rin and a fair business resulted, at a dec ine o sto 4s from
for Greenock, to remain as a receiving ship. Bringer lOn final approval
Council, Sept. 13. last Friday's quotations. Barley a decline of ls to 2s.
To the r On intermedia '• ******** The ladies to wear black silk or velvet, coloured rib-
The Dee paddle troop-ship, Lieutenant Smith, is or-
_. . , _ te approval - 0 3 0 operation, in order that the owners of large furnaces, &ea 'Alonzo
P ' • bons, fans, and tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANTS. Beans maintained their price.
Party (On final approval
The Deformed .. y 3 9 6
dere,d into Portsmouth harbour, to be paid off. For conducting the recruit to place of final ap- might have ample time to apply one or other of the many
Morning Star 5lO 12 Robgill -
oaze on cheap and practical remedies which, as they had taken , The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain Oct. 23; Bartholomew Mahon, Gent., Oct. 24 ; William EXETER-Nov. 3.
The transport No. 114 was towed into Ham proval 0 2 6 Ethelwolf
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4 9 4 white, or white and gold, or white and silver stuff waist- Troake Welsh, Gent., Oct. 25-to be Lieutenants. CORN.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 9s 6d
. Thursday, and placed in the basin dock at Keyham. Allowance to officer
The transport Diligent had her mainmast taken out at Amount of bounty to recruit
.
Devonport Dockyard on Thursday.
•bed on Wednesday to- Total levy money for cavalry not ia Turkey 29 3 6 t *I le• If f f h I d • The Essex Rifles-Maurice Hartland Mahon, Gent. (late CATTLE.-Prime beef, 1080 d per score ; cows and calves,
The sum of 64/. was subscri proper o avai imse o any o t ese p ans, an ,in
The SEFTON AUTUMN HA.NDICA.P of 5 sovs each, with FOREIGN-OFFICE, OCT. 28.
wards the Patriotic Fund by the Enrolled Pensioners
INFANTRY. spite of repeated cautions, he still suffered immense - Lieutenant in the 86th Regiment), to be Lieutenant, vice 111. to 16/. ; butchers' calves, Od to Od per lb., rearing
-under Major Trevor, at Plymouth. On being attested, in cash
200 added ; penalties for certain winners ; the second The Queen has been eraciously pleased to appoint John
, Honywood, resigned, OG . •, t n urable ,
•t 25 • he Ho 0 . eltarles calves 00s to 00s each. Sheep, (--ead to 6ad. Lambs, 03 to
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- ed the bounty of the Royal To the Oa intermediate approval, ea cash and 25 d ' d S. •11 L I F la. tP •d Att h' t h M• t
to receive sovs, an the thir 10 sovs out of the avi e um ey, Aga irs ai ac e o er njes y s „
tienry Maynard (late Colonel of the West Essex Militia) to thl Per lia- Store hogs, !arge size, 50s to 00s each ; slips,
The Admiralty have merest., chimiaeys, to the annoyance of the whole neighbour- late Legation at St. Petersbure to be Secretary to her
Marines from 31. 17s. to 6/. Recruit. necessaries ** 07 6
hood. Weider these circumstances the Commissioners tk s One mil d h
a a e . ean t ree-quarters. 29 subs.
Majesty's Legation at Washington.
'''' ' be Colonel, Oct. 30. 20s to 28s ; small, Os to 00s. Rough fat, 543 per lb.
---- Oia final approval,in cash atdnecesearies 5 10 0 . . . Age st lb ' Age st lb Pork carcasee from 9s 61 to le
Hampshire Regiment of Militia-James Johnston, Doc- , . ( is 3d per score.
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of Police, actinia under the sanction of or a merston, The Queen has also been gracionsly please 1 t • t
( 0 armour
A.RRrVAL OF THE PRINCE REGENT FROM
26 0 0 had caused the necessary proceedings to be taken against
- Defiance 4 8 7 Whalebone 4 6 6 Edward H • E
ernes, sq., now Paid Attaché to her Majesty's , • ' . .
tor of Medicine to be Surgeon vice Butler resigned, Oct. 4. FLOUR. -Fine, 53s Od to 60s Od ; seconds, 57a 03 to 58s
THE BALTIC. Amount of bounty
31.'1' t'• W• 11. ''' D• b
i taut George ig y Od per sack.
On intermediate approval -1
him. 6 6 4 Legation at the Hague, to be Secretary to her Majesty's
Wingfield, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Cooke, resigned, ---
Dunhill 4
Snowdon 710 Catherine Parr
The Princeßegent, 90, Capt. Smith,the Monarch, 84, To the
c- to cover the expenses of 1 Inspector Mitchell, of the F division, deposed to hay- Oct. 24. INVERNESSe-Oca. 31.
Capt. Erskine, and the Gorgon, 6, paddle frigate, Com- Superin- Alonzo
el postage, stationery, Stc• 20 5 0 08 6 ing repeatedly visited the premises in the occupation of . a 7 6 Ulster
tend'n Maid o e m
fT a Val- ' •
Mrs. Birch
=ander Peter Cracroft, arrived at Spithead yesterday 0- 15 1 For attesting
racer. ley
from the Baltic. The Gorgon had a most extraordinary (Surgical examination ... 0 2 6) of smoke issuing from the furnace, which was of the 4 5 12 Ferdinand Laplace as Consul at Port Louis for the Em- Kent, to surrender. Nov. 13, at eleven, and Dec. 11, at 27s Od. Oats, 26s Od to '2Bs Ott.
run home having left Copenhagen only on Sunday last, INFANTRY IN TURRET. commonest possible construction, like a copper, Wit- Dalkeitb,
and been 'delayed by fogs and other disadvantages. She To the fOn intermediate approval 20 7 6 ness drew Mr. Aird's attention to the circumstance, but- Merry Bird
left Spithead last March for the Baltic, end joined Sir Bringer tOn final approyal
on suleequent occasions the nuisance still existed. Candlewick - Robert George Rose, draper, North Brixton, Nov. 10, peasemeal, las Od to Os Oil • bran, per atone, Os 8d to 10d ;
To the JOn intermediate approval
Charles Napier in the Belts, and continued attached to 4 6 Mr. Sandison, of Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, smith
Party I On. final approv&l - 4as 03 ; oatmeal, best, per st. of 141 b imperial 2s 6(.1
the steam division of the fleet. After the affair at Hango machinist, proved that the smoke could be easily pre- -I • ,
For conducting the recruit to place of final ap- d In utsitor 3 7 0 Elo le
Gran- (1 pe ss street ;J. and J. H. Linklaters, aiseaane. to Os od ; ditto second, Os Od to Os Od ; barleymeal Is 8d
alre was one of the vessels intrusted with the duty of 0 2 6 vented in a dozen different ways. Nothing was easier 3 5 7 The Queen has been pleased, on the recommendation of
proval e Meteora .
3 5 7 the General Commanding-in-Chief, to appoint Captain - ' ' . ( , ' ' . "
discovering and buoying the dangerous shoals that render Allowance to officer
Ethelwolf
Nov 13 an i Dec 11 at ten at the Btrmineham District 3s ial credit ; 2d ditto, 2s 4d cash, 2s tid credit.
'the approach to Sweaborg so difficult. Preparatory to Amount of bounty to recruit
Arthur Wellesley 3 6 10 Claret 3 ' 5 6 Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-arms, vice Watts, de- ---
the anticipated attack upon that fortress, when the screw wleo,a business it was to do it. Size ' iK ' • •' '
-lane, London ; Motteram an( night, Birmingham. BRISTOL SUGAR-Nov. 3.
fleet moved up the Gulf of Finland to Cronstadt, it fell Total levy money for infantry is Turkey 27 13 6 The defendant said that - one or two remedies had Trio 46 . 8 Minerva
Richerd Curtis corn merchant, Southsea, Nov. 11, at
omino
eleven and Dec 'l.B at helf- ast twelve at the Court of There has been a much better demand for ra.w sugars
.to her lot to tow the Austerlitz, 100, the engines of which NFA.NTRY NOT IN ZURKEY. been tried, but they were ineffectual, and diminished D
The Queen has been pleasea, on the nomination of the
Brarken 36 8 The Medal - 34 12 Batik ' • * '•P • '
rupt .
cy Carman, official assignee, Aldermanbury, this week. Refiners' produce has recovered the depression
were disabled. Upon the commencement of the opera- To the jOn intermediate approve,
tions against the Aland islands, she joined Admiral Bringer lOn final approval
Hunter, Esq., late Captain 3(1 Foot, one of her Majesty's ta ' s . . • anti grocers are eager to operate. Ruin continues to ad-
Plumridge's division, and wa.s actively employed as one To the JOn intermediate approval
similar me:tsure, but it wag not successful.. He was , 0 ••• -- • Honourable Corps of Gentlemea-at-Arnis, vice Holmes, ." unionger Leurie-terrace West- aance, but transactions are not very large.
enry Jennings, no , . ,
of the blockading squadron in the Archipelago to Party aOn final approval
anxious, owever, o o w a ever was necessary in mineter-road, Nov. 14 ana Dec. 12, at the Court of
.
' For conducting the recruit to place of final ap- CROWN OFFICE, NOV. 2. Bankruptcy. Graham, official assignee ; Faxon, Carey-
the north of Bomarsund, Commander Cracroft having way of further experiment. for two-yr-olds ; extra weight for extra winners ; the
proval - street. • COAL MARKET.-Noy. 3.
two steamers (one Frencn) under his orders. The Allowance to officer
Freest° passage, where the Penelope met with her Amount of bounty to recruit
misfortune, was under the Gorgon's specia,l charge, - Benham& 8 7 1 Fanny Fern of Ste hen's- rean
7 8 City of Limerick-James O'Brien, p g , Ha.rris, offload assignee, Nottingham ; Miles and Gregory, s. d. Wallsend, Sec.
7 2 in the city of Dublin, one of her Majesty's Sergeants-at- Davison's West Hartley 19 6 5. el.
and, in spite of the riflemen concealed in the woods, Total levy money for infantry noun Turkey...Le 8 6 mended, and which would be applied immediately to Lady Tatton - 5 Elizabeth Atm Leicester ; Hodgson, Birmingham.
who kept up a continual and harassing fire upon the Economist office. fby Pyrrhus the First Fttirfield
her boats, she succeeded in seizing everything that A draught of the 42d Highlanders from the depot sta- is was uite satisfactor nd - Como '
Mr. Bodkin said th• q . y, a , re s dam 8 2 Evangeline - Howard's West Hartley Belmont 23 6
Netherton l9 61elaswell 25 6
Tyne District Court Talker official assignee,
tle-upon- , , ,
floated, and effectually closed the communication. tioned in Stirling Castle is on its way to the port of d with the 'ournal Hated Cock of the North 8 0 Banbur
considering who was connecte i p .
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6 8 The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Newcastle-upon-Tyne • Hodgson, Birmingham ; Brewis, Longridge's Wst Ha.rtley P.) b I Latribton 25 6
' After the fall of Bomarsund the Gorgon formed embarkation to join the servi • ftl
ce companies o le cor p s there, he had no doubt the nuisance would be prevented, Maid of Cadiz 7 8 I Poor Dick 6 5 Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through ,
• Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Portland Hartley l9 (i'atewart's 25 6
one of the little squadron that threaded its way through serving in the Crimea. The draight consists of two Mr. Jardine considered this was very fair and said VI
.., t ~.ANDICAP PLATE of 60 soys for all ages ; a winner of the Secretary of State for Foreien Affairs a copy of a
Fr h •1 D f h l'ial • ' '
enc Imperia ecree rom er e ajesty s Ambassador Samuel Bell, confectioner, Liverpool, Nov. 14 and Dec. 'Canfield Moor , lB a South Keno° 24 0
the most intricate navigation to Abo, the former capital officers, one sergeant, and 50 men. A draught from he would adjourn the stlßMlOniii for a fortnight. any handicap run this day 101 b extra ; T.Y.C. To
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.te i , proion in,, un it p. s o uy, 05, the per 6, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. alorgau, Taufield Moor Butes 18 3; Whitworth 26 0
of Finland, and in the attack upon the gun-boats and the depot of the 93d Highlanders, stationed at Dandee, -- close on the Monday, at 6 o'clock, to the Clerk of the ''"
mission grantedlal foreigayshiata to trade in grain, potatoes, official assignee, Liverpool ; Fletcher anti Hull, Lieerpool. Walker Primrose .........17 t;l
batteries at that place, defended by 15,000 troops, she consisting of two officers, one sergeant, and 40 men, is MARYLEBONE.-Among thenightcharges brought Course, at the Waterloo Hotel, and weights to be and dry ve,getables, bet Ween 'France and Algeria. Henry Thwaites Bailey, linen draper, Canterbury, Nov.
effectually silenced the westernmost masked battery by also on its way south, to proceed with the party of the before Mr. Long by the S division of police was one published the same evening. A second article provides that the benefit of this decree 10, at one, and Dec. 20, at twelve, at the Court of Bank-
her well-directed shot and shell. Since that period she 42d to the East in the ship Cleopatra. against a, military-looking man, who had given the name
The SELLING STEEPLECHASE STAKES of 5 sovs each, will be extended to foreign ships at whatever date they "PtcY• Nicholson, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; RAIL TVA Y SHARE MARKETS
Heather Paternoster-row
has been employed in the arduous serviee of blockading The screw steamer Cleopatra dal not leave Liverpool John Jones. for assaulting, under the following circum- with 30 added ; three-year-olds lOst 41b, four llst may arrive at theladestination, if laden as above, and pro- en. ,te
w Alia'. T s b h . '
m y on, utc er, High-street, Marylebone, Nov.
in the Gulf of Bothnia, and has had more than one narrow t d • ddb t h ill t k her departure stances, a stylishly•dressed woman, named Ada Carlton. 10Ib, five 12st 71b, six and aged 12st 12Ib ; maiden vided they have cleared out from their port of departure e a • LIVERPOOL, Noy. 3.
yes er ay as inten e , u se w a e o nd Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy.
- escape from total loss in the heavy gales that swept thence to-day for the East, haviree on board two de- The complainant, who, before the case was called on, steeplechase horses allowed 71b ; winners of any anterior to the 31st July, 1855.
Bell, official assignee, Coleman-street-buildiags; Tetts, STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market opened firm to-day,
across the dangerous coast of Finland during the month tachments belonging to the 42d and 93d Regiments, was waiting in a private room, got into the witness-box steeplechase, including only horses which have run WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 3. Temple-chambers. and closed at an improvement of i per cent. on Midland
of September and the beginning of October. When she from Preston. The Ottawa, screw-steamer, sails from and was sworn.
since the last day of August in the present year, 51b let Regiment of Life Guards-Cornet and Sub-Lieu- Edward Castendieck, ship agent and merchant, Mine- Stock. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 73/ Bti ; Manchester
left Copenhagen on the 29th ult., the line-of-battle ships the same port to-daer for, Portsmouth, where she will Defendant, upon seeing her kiss the book, made a extra ; the winner to be sold by auction for 80 sovs ; tenant Arthur Henry Davenport to be Lieutenant, hY ing-lane Nov. 11, at two and Dec. 18, at half-past aiad. Lincoln, 23a; Midland, 69a aa; Shrewsbury and He-
orrning the bulk of Sir Charles Napier's squadron were take on board nine officers, nine surgeons, and 450 rush towards her, and entreated, calling her " Ada," if entered to be sold for 60, 'allowed 31b, 50 71b, 30 purchase, vice Viscount Ingestre, who retires ; The Hon- eleven, r:t the Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, official reford, S; South-Eastern, 18 13-16.
on their way to Kiel, where they will rendezvous until rank and file, composed of detachments) from varicrus that she would not do anything to injure him, as she 161 b, and 20 211 b ;to start at the bottOm of the course ourable Cecil Duueornbe to be Cornet and Sub-Lientenant, assignee, Basinghall-street ; Marten, Thomas, and Hol- --
the ice drives them home. The Bulldog left to join the regiments. , knew that he loved her most sincerely. by purchase, vice Davenport Nov. 3.
inside, onnce round and in (about two miles and a . , . lams, Mincing-lane. MANCHESTER, Nov. 3.
Admiral at Kiel on the 28th. Mr. Thomas, master of By the arrital ot the steam-ship Madrid at South- Complainant, who turned a deaf ear to his entreaties, half) ; 6 subs. 6th Dragoons-Lieutenant John Lavallin Puxley to be
Captain by purchase, vice Wheatcroft, whose promotion DIVIDENDS DECLARED. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market con:inues inactive, and
the Archer, died at Faro on the 26th ult - and Mr. anapton, yesterday, we learn that her Majesty's steam- said-I reside in Victoria-crescent, Camderetown. De- g ugean, age •, soya , r. en-
Mr. Fowler's ch A d (90 )• M H '
by purchase on the 20th Oct. has been cancelled Nov. 3. John Lawrence Gadd, of Whitechapel, linen draper, the business done merely speculative. This afternoon prices
Thomas Oyler, second master of the Duke of Welling- frigate Gladiator, 6 days from Portsmouth, arrived at fendant lives in Hartland-street. Yesterday evenieg I derson's b g Dangerous, 6 yrs (20 sovs) ; Mr. Brether- llth Light Dragoons-Lieut. J. In li to be Ca' t , with- first dividend of ls. 11d. in the pound, paya,ble at 1, Sam- improved a per cent., ovai.ng probably to the favourable
beetle returns. Leeds, 731, East Loncashire, 17a ; Dovera,
ton, has been promoted to the vacancy, Mr. Green, Gibraltar on the 16th ult. The transport- ship Joseph left home to visit a friend of mine nearly opposite my ton's ch m Gradeiey Lass 5 yr •Mr Land's b g out purchase, vice Cresswell, deceasged:' Sept. 20P• •Cornet brook-court, Basinghall-street, on Wednesday, Nov. 8 and
9 , . ' 18 13-16; Midlands, 69a; Sheffields, 23a; ditto Pref., 11a;
second master of the Magicienne, invalided, Mr. Stan- Sheppird and the transport Blundell arrived on the dwelling, at half-past nine. My servant came to inform Massareni, 4 yrs (30 sovs) ; 'Mr. Benson's'bk g Jemmy Roger Palmer, to be Lieutenant, without purch'ase, vice the following Wednesday.
Caledonian, 30 11-16.
ley, mate, from the Archer, to join the Colossus, and 17th, with Government stores for Gibraltar, after dis• me that defendant was at my house, and desired to see the Black, 5 yrs (20 sovs) ; Mr. Fennelly's b g Captain Saltmarshe, deceased, Sept. 4 ; Cornet George Powell Alfred Guy, of 32, Rosoman-street, Clerkenwell, lamp
Mr. Chapman, late clerk of the Conflict (discharged the charging which they were to embark a number of horses me. I didn't go home directly, and he then came to my Grant (h b), 5 yrs, (50 sovs). . ee Houghton, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice manufacturer, first dividend of 2s. Id. in the pound, pay-
BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 3.
service at his own request), have come home in the for the East. The Gomebza, with the depot of the 34th friend's residence, when he abused me in language of a
WEDNESDAY. Inglis, Sept. 20. able at 1, Sambrook.court, Basinghall-street on Wednes-
STOCK EXCHANGE.-There were buyers to-day of Bir-
Gorgon, together with 40 invalids. Regiment on board, passed the Straits on the 17th, most gross description. I desired him to quit, and he re, ~
late uPTIONAL SELLING STAKES of 5 sows each, with 30 Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards-Lieutenant and day, Nov. 8, and the three suasequ nt Wednesdays.
C tai Ulli k C • e 1.4 d D k 11. t b C. t • I Willieen Miller Anderson of Foley-place sureeon mingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley at sg, sellers
ap al c aniline, or un e in, o. e ap ain a .
bound to Corfu. The Poictiers, with troops, arrived on did so, and I returned to my home. Upon arriving there
added • t - r-olds 7st 101 b, three 9st 4ib, four
,wo yea . 1 - h' 1 . 11 't
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and Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Tierney, who second dividend of 4, ti. in t e pout:it , peya )e a , am- s, .
' • Great Western (Birmingham Gueranteed), buyers 72a,
Rear-Admiral Plumridge came up to the Admiralty the 19th. The screw steam-transport P ' d b h struck me with his stick several severe blows ; one
mice passe t e e d h '
lOst, five lOst 61b, six an aged 10st Blb ; t e winner retires, Nov. 3 ; Ensign and Lieutenant the Hon. Robert brook-court, Basingliala street, on Weduesday, Nov. 8, sellers 73/ ; London and North-Western, buyers 1011;
yesterday from Portsmouth. Straits of Gibraltar on the 22d ult., at 5 p.m., with on the left breast, another on the shoulder, and a third
to be sold b • &c f leo • the usual Drummond, to be Lieutenant and Capta•in, without pur- and three subsequent Wednesdays.
y auction, ~ or sovs, in s North Staffordshire, buyers 4 dim.; South Staffordshire, 2
--- troops, bound to the East. The screw steamer Lion, 7 on the hand. My doctor says the injury I have received
way ;if entered to be sold for 100 sovs, allowed 31b, chase, vice Jolliffe, deceased, Oct. 5 ; Ensign and Lieu- George Battock, of Brighton, apothecary, first dividend dis. ; Midland Stock, 69a.
The Wrangler screw gun-boat left Spithead last even- days from Woolwich, with Government stores for Con. on my breast is of so frightful a description that I shall
80 71b. 60 10Ib, 40 181 b, and 20 28Ib ; one mile. To tenant Edward Amelius Disbrowe, to be Lieutenant and of ls. in the pound, payable at 2a, Alderinanbury, on Wed- -
rg for Plymouth, where she will ship a mail this day Captain, by purchase, vice Drummond, whose promotion, nestlay, Nov. 8, and the three subsequent Wednesdays. BRISTOL, Nov. 3.
stantinople, arrived on the 21st. no d ,übt be afflicted with cancer for life. The doctor,
close and name on Tuesday evenino•
or the Black Sea fleet. by purchase, on Oct. 20, 1854, has 'been cancelled ; Sir William Turner, a dividend of Bd. in the pound, payable
The total number of infantry now ready for the Baltic eho saw the defendant, attempted to pacify him by ~.., STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market was very quiet, and
w TS for the AINTREE PLATE Of 60 sovs for all
EIGH . ' William Forbes, Bart., to be Ensign and Lieuteuant, by at the County Court-office, Aylesbury.
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is 12,000. This number is expected to be doubled at the every means in his power, and I told him (defendant) the transactions confined to local stocks.
APPOINTMENTS. sgf.s ; extra weights for certain winners. One mile. purchase, vice Disbrowe, Nov. 3. William Garlick Trery, a dividend of 2ad. iu the pound,
beginning of March. that if he would leave my house quietly I would not do
34 subs. Scots Fusilier Guards.-Lieutenant and Captain Henry payable at the County Court-office, Aylesbury.
Clerk Hugh H. Burniston (1850), recently serving in Cork barracks now contain the followin d ht •
g raug s.- anything to him ; but, instead of his doing so, he got
Agest lb ) Age st lb Green Wilkinson to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, Robert Hague Ingram, a dividend of 6s. 6d. in the COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAY.
the Cumberland, 70, paid off at Chatham, on her return 114 of the 14eh (Buckinghamshire), 120 of the 62d rue on the sofa, where he held hie stick over me, aiad
Dunhill ,4 8 7 ' Angelo
Snowdon . 4 6 0 by purchase, vice Onslow, who retires, Nov. 3 ; Ensign pound, payable at 16, Sidney-street, Cambridge, any day ‘msteream . .. ..... 11 16 Gibra tar .. ... ..... .. -
rom the Baltic, has been' appointed to the Boscawen, (Wiltshire), 106 of the 9th (East Norfolk), 69 of the 3d threatened to smash my head with it. This was after
a 8 0 Beddicot (h b)
Alonzo
70, flag-ship on the North America and West Indies Buffs, and 40 of the 92d Highlanders. This forms a the doctor had gone, and while the servant was, accord-
- 4 512 and Captain, without purchase, vice W. F. Viscount William Hualborn a dividend of 4s. 10d. in the pound, isetterdam .... ~...... II 18 Genoa ...... ..•• .... 25 ,-,0
Little TOM 4 7 12 Gaslight
station ; John G. Richards (1854), to the Tartar, 20, total of 449 men, in addition to 900 of the 2d Somerset ing to my directions, seeking for a policeraan.
The Deformed .. 4 7 10 The Puddler 3 5 12 Chewton, died oe leis wounds, Oct. 9 ; Ensign and Lieute- peyable at 16, Sidney-street, Cambridge, any day after Atiiritwerp ... .....
ussels .............. 25 35 Venice
screw steanaeorvette, at Chatham ; and Clerk's Assis- Militia. Draughts are shortly expected to arrive in Mr. Long-Are you married ? 3 512 nant Henry Charles Fletcher to be Lieutenant aiatl Cap- Nov. 27. •••••••••••••••• -
Merry Bird
tent W. L. Broekman, to the Tartar. Cork, amounting in all to 500 men, from the depots of Complainant-I am, sir.
4 510 tam°, by purchase, vice Wilkinson • Ensign Edward Mar- DIVIDENDS TO BE DECLARED. Altona .......... ...... Palerrno
Young Hack - 7 6 Effie Deans
Captain Thomas Francis Birch (1850), appointed to Fermoy, Templemore, and Bur. Mr. Long-Where is your husband ? cus Beresford, from the 51st Foot, t'es be Ensign and Lieu- Lewis Cooke Hertslet, of Union-court, Broad-street, Paris ........ .. • • .... 25 IN alessina .... Mai
command the Esk, 20, screw steam-corvette, at Wool- Complainant-Abroad, sir ;in India. This gentle- Hazlenut
, e tenant, without purchase, vice Blane ; Robert Farquhar City, merchant, November 28-Daniel Keith and Thomas Ditto, three months .. 25 35 Lisbon ...... ...... .. • • 534
Warwick - uarseilles ............. 25 37% Oporto ................ 53%
wich, has arrived and hoisted his pendant on board that THE MILITIA. man pretends that he is very fond of me, and has many -
Speed the Plough 4 610 Hopeless
F a.nkfort on- A aino ... 1187 B .....
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vessel, and has commenced entering petty officers, able It is stated that soon after the arrival of the 2d times jumped over my garden gate. He persists in
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t e ary - wool stapler, December 5-Nicholas Kennedy, of Man- ,terlin .... „ „,,, „ „,.. _ A ‘Nte7YoArkYrs****...... -
seamen, stokers, and stout boys. Somerset in Cork the colonel direoted the entire body coming to see me, although he has been forbidden to
Catherin P 4 6 8 The Medal
e arr... 3 5 2 moted, Nov. 3. chester, ivory turner, Nt vernber 24-Robert Rimmer, of Vienna ............. _ ,60 days' sight
12 5 Philadelphia • • ..... • -
then in barracks to be mustered. He then delivered to de so.
Ulster
... . PRICES OP BULIICN, PER OZ.
THE ORION. them a short, spirit-stirring address. He said that, as Defendant (to complainant)-Did you not tell me to Petersburg .......• •• .. 34% Foreign Gol iin Bars .£3 17 9
Sister of Mere 3 6 4 The Gem
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I Madrid ............... 50 Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
The Orion, 90, screw steam-ship, now on the stocks they were all aware, the country was at present engaged call upon you at 10 last night .
The Reaper
at Chatham, was originally designed as a sailing-ship of in a war with Russia, which would require all the ener- Complainant (after some hesitation)-Yes, I said you
C h. B 4 6 2 Julius Agricola 3 4 10
ain oy.. ...... Hon. Edward Fitzciarence, from the 623 Foot, vice Yorkshire, common brewer, November 28-George Jeeves, iz .......•• ..... .. soy, :Ilex can Do lars ...0 5 0
ttreelona ........... - 1 New Damns ...... 0 0 0
War of 80 guns, but, having; been. lengthened about 30 gies of a nation to carry it on effectually. He then re- might.
Maid of the Tees 3 6 2 Yeutick - •evi11e....., ......... Saver in bars ..: .. 0 b I%
eet, and adapted for screw propulsion, she will now minded them that the Queen might probably call on the Defendant-Ada, you told me you would be home at ..... . Gent., vice Persse, promoted, Nov. 5 ; Charles H. Malan, bar 25.
w liitelock
mount 90 guns of large calibre, similar to those in the men to volunteer for active service in the army. He 10. You know how jealous I am, and why do you ex- Gent., Nov. 6; Francis G. Beauchamp, Gent., Nov 7. CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. - . - -
Agamemnon, 90, at Sebastopol, where that class oi concluded by calling on those who would, in auch a cite me in the way you do ? You say you are married, The SCURRY HANDIcAP of 5 sovs each, with 20 added, 13th Foot-Acting Assistant-Surgeon Edmund Sidney Joseph William Hall, of Cardiff, Glaurarganshire, dealer SEA BO RNE MA ILS,
screw steam-ships has been, tound so valuable. _ case, be willing to join the army to say "Ay," on which and surely there is nothing strange in a man being jea- for ail
_ages ; second to save his stake ; T.Y.C. To Wason, M.D., to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hanbury, in agricultural implements, November 28-Thomas Wig-
s unanimous shout of assent was the response. The lous of a married woman. Oh, Ada, my passion will, I close and name on Tuesday night- preceding, at seven promoted on the Staff Nov 3
18th Foot ' ' * * fall, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, cutler, November 25-John _____.......-.
COURT-MARTIAL ON THE OFFICERS OF THE colonel then called on all dissentients to say "No," but fear, be the ruin of me. o'clock, and weights to appear shortly after. -Assistant-Staff-Surgeon William Kelman Chaplin and Robert Wigley, of Leicester, curriers, De- (N agitates that the mails are erii. from the Genera, Post-Ofrite
Chalmers, M D to be Assistant-Sur e ' •
g on, vice Dawyer, cember 12. i,y the night—and Mby the morning—despatch.)
COSSACK. not a single negative was expressed. Mr. Long (to complainant) -Has he ever ill-used you WEIGHTS YOE THE LIVERPOOL AIITEIME STEMPLICORABE ;
rome d i • ”
p te n the 34th Foot, Nov. 3. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
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A court-martial was held on Thursday on board her 233 Foot—To be Ensigns without purchase—Serjeant David Harrington, of Tonbridge Wells, Kent, uphol- Day wh.An made u. From what When I
FORFEITURE OF RUSSIAN STATE Complainant-Yes, sir, upon a former occasion he ceive 20 cove. out of the stakes. About three miles. Charles "Mensal, vice Poole, promote& S •
, ept. 22; Ensign sterer-John Astley, of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, iu- COUNTRIES. - n (4eneral- I,,st , Port
Majesty's ship Impregnable, 104, at Plymouth, to in- beat me. 17 subs. Thomas Bernard Hackett from the 6th Foot ' Office, London *-• • i due 14 I
, , vice Dyne- spector of nuisances-Henry Bell, of Newmarket, jockey _ • orse .(cas • et - .
quire into the circumstances of her Majesty's steam-ship PROPEETY. . Defendant Yes, but that was all through love. Age st lb' Age st lb. ley, promoted, Nov. 3 ; Edward S. Holden, Gent., vice Joseph Mustill, of Burwell, Cambridgeshire, baker - anerica - a ---
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Cossack, 20, getting aground on the Draystone on the ....
A • • k 1 d bf F WSld
n inquiry too p ace yester ay, e ore . . ae, . Mr. Long-A most curious way, certainly, of show- Miss Mowbray ... all 3 Cervus
p eeper ..triertca (by United Sts
(byßrit.pack)/, .very Friday .. Liverpool ... Each Mon
morning of the 28th of October, and to try Captain E. _.. .
~ ing love towards a lady. Need wood alo 10 The Drag - packel) .... /s 'et 14
Es and IV B Brett Es as commissioners on be- •• •• •• • ••••• •• •• Liverpool ... am,. g
a 9 4 Horsibrd, promoted, Nov. 6.
G. Fanshawe and Mr. R. W. Ward for their conduct cl.) • • t qa . Defendant (to co 1. • t' 11- I t 1 t F t Queen alo 6 Crabbs
mp au= )- ave no sep many ores layer-Francis Mennirn, of Alnwick, Northumberland, strierica (by U States - ,
half of the Crown and a Middlesex Jury at Messrs. Bur- packet) ........ ~/s Oct. 11 .......... .
OD that occasion. The court was convosed of Commu- • • " " • t- ies 'n our house ? Spring
chell's office Red Lion-square as to whether at the tiinc in 1 Y lse • Staff-S e r -.Entrails. (via South-
-5 9 0 without purch- , uraeon of the Second Class Zen- -James Bird, of Flelvedon, Essex, tailor-Samuel Jeffery, amp
dore Henry Eden, Superintendent of the!Dockyard, pre- a , , , , . . , , Complainant-Yes, but you have had a room to your- British Yeoman... alO 3 Speculation
I William Varlow M D ton) ..........m :am 4 ........... -cloth itm pt oi l• ec 4
o the declaration of .v; y
tr h her Britannic Majesty agaii.st a 8 12 jairan • ea ,e.., to be Surgeon, vice William of Ipswich, Suffolk, cabinet-maker-Evan Parry, of Abe- atto (via mars
eident ; Captain John Kingcotne, Royal William, 120 • 1 - self. Torn of Team 6lO 3 Rosa (h b)
Dover ...... Nov. 30
' the Ern eror ot Russia certain fittinas of vessels of war Henry Young, who retires upon half-pay, Nov. 3. raman, Glainorga.nshire, builder-John Burk, of Swansea, atto (vialatpe of aoe,
Captain Wise, Impregnable, 104, flag ship of Admiral P , 0 Thirkleby (h b) ... 6 910 Lincoln
which were seized on behalf of the Crown, did or did
' Mr. Long-Did he never sleep in your room ? Oth Foot-Ensign Starner Gubbins to 1 e Lieutenant, Glaitiorganshire, licensed victualler -Thomas Wraneles Hope) ............NDee. 4..
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Sir William Parker ; Comtnander Rodd, Irnpregnable ; Maurice Daley.... a 9 8 Capt. Grant (h b) 58 0 , - eine. ( west Coast) ...,.• •:-:d or the montl . r.lvm,,,itl - Nov. 6
not belong to the Emperor of Russia. Complaieant-Never. by purchase, vice Browne, who retires ; Meyrick Beaufoy - Crosby, of Scarborough, Yorkshire, • • '
joiner -lhomas Te -
and commander Creig, of tee ordinary. It appeared from , y klexateiria.'.........!, -1, 9, 24, &30oi n Dover ...... ifir
the evidence, on the part of the prosecution, that the The fittings consisted of masts, yards, &e., seized at Defendant-Did you consider me to be mad I Star of England.- a 9 81 Feild, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice John- lor, of Stotesden, Shropshire, blacksmith. 1.1exandria..........31 lth *-20th of mo . iouthampto
Cossack was ordered to Plymouth from Sheerness to Messrs. Ferguson's, at Milwall ; and coppers, cocks, Complainant-I did not. The SELLING STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 30 added ; sou, deceased, Nov. 3.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. !lemmas ...........111 17th of the month Seuthampte Iroy. la
have some defects made good. She was then to pro. &c., seized on the premises of a firm in East Smithfield, Defendant-I thought I should have gone mad, I was two-year.olds 7st 4lbs, three Bst 101 b, four 9st 51 ,
a 33d Foot-Francis A. Bell, Gent., to be Ensien with- William Procter and George Redshaw, of Leeds, joiners loam - - ........N 's'ty ••••• •• • • Dover .... I, al v
:lieu .........„. „IA 9th ofthe mouth.. ..,„,,, .., , , - i;)--",.;-' in
ceed to the Black Sea with stores, and thence to rein- It appeared that they were manufactured for the war so excited ;I am sorry for what I have done. (Defend- five, six, and aged 9st 101 b ; mares and geldings ut purchase vice Carr romoted Nov 3. ' '
o 34th Foot,'Assistante'Spur eon J'ose 11. Ha lton D -George Mitchell and Henry Haller Hatch, of 39, Stoney BuenosAyras...... ~ml9tla 01 me mooti... 4 ~,th::;n1 ..• ) ;14-r.r. iii
force the squadron on the North American station. At frigates Cossack and Tartar, (which, it will be cement- ant here leant his arm upon the dock and began crying ) allowed 211 e! and maiden four-year-olds and upwards
from the 18th F t bSg P .._.• I'l . 'ar•Y'r, street, Southwark, salesmen-Win. Strickland Eccles an
oo ,to e urgeon, vice asatt, who resigns, • • d ;ape otf•c;l,o,oo(cti (dove ...N I Various ports Uncerta n
2.30 Dena, on the morning of the 28th of October, the bered, were seized at Northfleet), under contracts signed Mary Anne Furness said-I am a servant to Mrs. 711) ; the winner to be sold by auction, Sec., for 120 Nov. 3. William Bradley, of Burnley, Lancashire, tailors-G. ' `?
j',aappee uo Verd °Pe -N.
9 h
s - ....is t of the triont? Southamptoi Nov. 16
Cossack passed the Eddystone light on the port bow. by the Russian consul-general. At the time of the sea Carlton. Yesterday evening Captain Hayes came to roy sovs, in the usual way ;if entered to be sold for 100 47th Foot-Captain Richard 'Hollis, from half-pay Un- Seal Gowing, seta. and James Joseph Warden Gowing, leyion (see ineia)
At 3 p.m. she passed the Breakwater light, and bore zure they were incomplete, but an agent of the Russian mistress's house, and- sovs allowed 31b, 80 51b, 60 81b, 40 121 b, and 30 attached, to be Captain, without purchase ; Lieutenant of Lowestoft, Suffolk, fish merchants - John Sutton '2ey10n.... „ „
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up north-east, leaving the Eddystone to the south-west. Government had visited the works from time to time, Mr. Long-The defendant gave his name Jones ? 181 b ; second to save his stake ; ',Asc. To close Charles Elgee to he Captain, by purchase, vice Hollis, Sharpe and Chatles Sharpe, of Sleaford, Lincolnshire, ftaanel 151e5........el aron.,Wed.,&Frie eeethame tese e Nast
The morning was dark and hazy, and the force of the end had approved of what had been done. Wh,en w r Witness-I know he does, Sir, but his right name is and name on Tuesday evening. who retires ; Ensign John James Irby to be Lieutenant, nAtTrry o-Titus Bourne and Henry Titus Boarne, of mat ..
If d 'nand S il hv Lincolnshire attorne s-William mina (see India) -Al al& 17th of
mont. Southampton Nov. I
wind was about seven, All the ship's sails were loose, became imminent between Russia on the one side, and Captain Hayes ;he asked me if my mistress was in, and e. by purchasa, vice Elgee ; James Murray Straton, Gent., - P -.' lc d le" b k
' retenry Officer andsCnarles Nossiter,' ide an ys
in ro ers .ninstantinople NBl3'B 23 8:'
, • „ 28 ofm Dover ...... Nov II
and she was proceeding with the help of steam, at the England and France on the other, an assignment'of the I said no, when he took the candle from my hand and UNIVE.RSITY INTELLIGENCE. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Irby Nov. 3.
-Joseph Dyson Butler and John Firth, of Cleckheaton, 'enstantino 1 •• ••
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Eup e .... .. .. ith.so2oth of mo i ~Ith..mptor
rate of about six knots an hour. At 4 o'clock it was articles was made to a firm at Hamburg, with the view looked for her all over the place, saying he knew she
- • 50th Foet-Edmund Leach, Gent., to be Ensign, with- ,
out purchase, vice Somerville, appointed to the 23d Foot ; fi Id d J bSh
Yorkshire, auctioneers -bamuel Mans e an o op- a t 1 rope 51 & N hvice daily .... Dover ...... rwit wail
gyp (see India)
determined to set some of her sails, as the ship was of securing them from seizure by the British authorities must be there, for he heard her little dog bark. Upon
OXFORD, NOV. 3. Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class 'William Green Trous- hlf B t n-Trent, Staffordshire, whitesrniths- •
en. , o ur on•upo 'ranee ........ M& N Twice daily ..... Bove, ,rwo edady
nearing the port. Before, h wev r th. c Id b d
o e , is ou e one is the property of the Czar, but nevertheless, when war satisfying himself that she was not there, he desired me
The University Sermons will be preached on Sunday dell, M.D., to be Surgeon, vice Augustus Henry Cowen, James Thomas and John Broadbent, of Huddersfield, dbraltar .... ..
ore 4 eithemp • i Nov 4
the Breakwater light was lost:sight of, and at ten nu- for her which I did • but as she (lid not come
actually broke out, they were seized on behalf of the t° g° t " •th rnina by the RFM• k F ll who retires upon half-pay, Nov. 3. wooletapler-William Barringer • and Frederick Bar- Ireece (see India) L* ' -
ev. . eyrie , le ow rineer of 15, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden cheese. .Ireytown „„„ „ „ m Ind & 17th of mon. s.infl,tmolf,
mutes after 4 she struck on the Draystone rock, off crown, and a commission was issued to determine whe- directl he went to the house where she was him- next ;in emo e
over y . . 51st Foot-Ensign Malcolm Charles Farrington to be ua a ' lamburgh - /.7 Tuesday & Frid a London .....
T• •t and 'a the after b h R C B ' tigers -- Edward Moore and .T. W. 'Buckle
self I heard him abuse my mistress at the door. He of rini y, i noon yt e el,. . armg, .
Penlee-point. The shock was so great that her engines ther at the time of the seizure they were the property ot • Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Baillie, who retires; blartin lavannah ..„ „..„ Ai 2nd of the motif, s ',earn N 1
h of Christ Church. of ' Renton Abbey, Staffordshire and 4 U ir,
V') ov.
were much injured, and the man at the wheel was the Emperor of Russia. Messrs. Ferguson's contract rlten shortly afterwards came over when e
and Mrs. ca . , Budd Lewin, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Far- , m tetily...... „
, pper tolland .... .... ... • ... Dover -... i im: •
The office of Principal of Elizabeth Coll Eest Smithfield, London-Thomas Ba'
• ker and Joseph Mit- londura, .
..... m l'ith of the mom!, s.uttnatliptoi No 16
knocked down. The ca to.' te d b ts -
p in, mas r, an oa wain was 4,50C1., of which they had received 2,500/., and on (the captain) hit my mistress over the breast, back, and ege, Guernsey, rington, NOY 3.
t tCh • . chell of Nottingham designers -John Henderson and ' tetra rviasouthamptam tin a. 20th of m ,-. Pim uth .. v•
were oia deck from the time the Eddystone light was account of the other contract 1,100/. had been paid. hand, with his stick. He also struck me on the chest will become vacan a ristmas next. Such graduates, 54th Foot -Vere Temple Bayly, Gent., to be Ensign, Tho ' ' -
mos Bennett, of Bolsover, Derbyshire, grocers-Chas. neat (via marse et.h&2s
Ines) M th of month
hol orders, as ro ose to b Dover Nov 116
first sighted. The look-out men were, one i h
n eac gang- After hearing the evidence of the parties, who bad with great force. My mistress sent me for a doctor, and being in 0
_y P P ecome candidates without purchase, Nov. 3. White Foster and John Dale of '
, bineaton-street, joiners ki & N
onian isles (see [lido() 7,17, &27 of mot .f0ter...........• •
way, two forward, and one on each bow. It was flood produced their contracts, the jury at once found ffice are requested to send the r names and sth Foot-John HS'are G nt obe Ensi n w•th-
while the doctor was with her she said to me, " Oh, for this , . i 5 .Ip, e ~ t g, 1 -Charles Austin and George Austin, of Wincheomb ' Twice dail
reland e .• •• •• „ 3: •..... Holy lied, .. rwiceditill
tide when she struck ; she was got off from her perilous that the fittings were at the time they were seized the Mary, I shall die." I then went for a policeman. address to the Secretary to Elizabeth College, St. Mar- out purchase, vice Eehelaz promoted, Nov. 3. Gloucestershire, giocers-Geetge Selay, Sampson Han-
, , .i5b0n...... •• .. .. ...114 I, , 17, & 27 of et. Southern ,ton -ov 1
•tadeira .......... „,m 9th of the montt "Southainloon • 16
position in about four minutes after grounding, and property of the Emperor of Russia, and therefore that Mr. Long-Has he come to the house often ! tin's Rectory, Guernsey. 58th Foot-Andrew H. 'Russell, Gent to be Ensign,
~ bury, and George Thom ts Selby, of the Birmingham aadeira ........„ N 23d of month .... Live 1 * °v.
rpoe ... Nov. 3
proceeded into the Sound, where she anchored at 4.30. the seizure was lawful, notwithstanding the " assign- Witness-Yes, sir ;he has been there repeatedly, but ---- without purchase, vice Harrison, promoted, Nov. 3. Patent Iron an i Brass Tube Company (so far as regard. 'tithe (see India) ,
Tbe ship was brought into harbour in the afternoon, and ment" which was resorted to. I know my mistress does not wish him to come. One CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 3. 62d Foat -Ensign Charles Campbell Cubitt to be Lieu-
Thomas Seib Ed 1 • • •
y)- , mum Walker.and Philip Jolly, of 273, a iti
4alta .. --•••• •• ••N 8. 15, &29 of mon. Dover ...... Nov 11 •
tenant, by purchase, vice Adeane, who retires ; the Hon. us (see India) •
was docked at the Devonport dockyard. On examination An inquiry will take place in Kent as to the seizure of night he jumped over the gate. The Vice-Chancelllor's office expired this morning at 8
Edward Fitzelareuce to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wapping, chain cable factors-Georee Fee.rnley and Mat gaaur
uritius N 14th of' the montl, '
it was found that her bottom was much shattered, her fore- the vessels. Mr. Long-Has he slept at your mistress's house ? o'clock. 'A Congregation was held in the Senate-house
Cubitt, Nov. 3. thew Hinchliffe, of Dewsbur ÷' a • '
y, , orashire surgeons- Mexico .... ..... NI 2n4 of the moral'. Sonthampten Nov. 1
foot was gone, and ber false keel fore and aft was knocked ---____.-- .. Witness--Not since I have been there, sir- I have at 9, when the late Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Geldart, the 66th Foot-Lieutenant Archibald Hamilton Dunbar to Alexander Mackenzie Forbes and Kenneth D'owie Forbes, arles •• • • •...•• -le athleth2sthormon. Dover ...... Nov. 2
4 w Granada 34 2d /It 17
to pieces. The captain in defence stated that he had every LONDON CHARTERED BANK OF AUSTRALIA.-The only been in her service three weeks. Master of Trinity-hail; delivered a Latin valedictory aa c pa, • b h • ''• ' •
a am, y pure ase, vice ainclair, who retries ; En- of Liverpool, merchants Giles Andrew and Mark
New Zealand,. R. thof moutl. Southampto_ ' ov. i
confidence in the ability of the master to bring the steamer shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, which Mr. Long-How often has he been at the house dur- h The heads of colleges then o r10:11i- .o. F •
speec • e . . proceeded t mon rederick Hugh Irwin Day to be Lieutenant, by pur- Andrew of ai ossley, Yotkshire, cotton spinners -Alfred
r.apal States ••
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saac ones an ( war rates, o , 1,; ,yh private ship .. Various port' 17,,,,ena1f;
t 15th2sthofmon. Dover N 2
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safely into port ; that he gave the entire charge to him ; have been rising for some days past, experienced a fur- ing that time ? nate two persons for the choice of the Senate. They chase, vice Dunbar ; Richard Salisbury Bagge, Gent to
•2 tobacconists-Henry Eaden and Edward Laforest, of Cam- / eeru m •,i & year of mon: •SouthaammiA,o,
it; 26
and that he did not consider the night too boisterous ther advance this afternoon of more than 1/., the last Edwin Guest, Esq., LL.D. Mast f °aim; Colleae be Ensien bv purchaee vice Dav Nov 3
Witness-He has been there very often, and they have are ft L• ' er ° ' ' '' " ' ' " ' • bridge, wine and spirit merchants-Jasper Newson and f P.ort Natal NBy private ship.. Various ports Unceritain
to prevent him coming into port-before daybreak. The (potation b.eing 25i to 26. The capital of the bank is sat together, but lam sure that nothing improper passed and the Hon• and ev. atimer Nesall M A Master 723 Foot-Robert St. John Gent to be Ensign with-
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• ” ' N 3 ' ” a ' John Colder Shackleton, of 1, Grocers' Hall-court, Poultry, ; (rigly .•• .• ••• N sth I 'th2stllo,Rloll, Dover .... Nov. 2 .
500 000/ n 20/ between them. of Magdalen o ege, one of whom will be chosen by the out purchase, ov. .
Georee Bannister and Edward Ben- I
~, cans,. • - ,N ithlso2sthotino,. Dover .
master, in defence, took the onus of the occurrence oi, . , o 1 . shares, paid in full ; and they are tnerchants -C harles ,„ • •... NOY 2
trite to-morrow at 10 o'clock, The late Vice-Chan- 76th Foot-Luke E. O'Connor, Gent, to be Ensign, B If rd row solicitors-Michael ' enezue•a m 3d% 17th of month Southa - .
bout to declare adi - Green, 42 S, said-When I went into the house I saw Se - nister, of a J
le, - ohn-street, et o . ,_ _ . , . . 'Tan Diemen's Land (see mpton Nov. I
himself, and acknowledged that he had committed an 3 velend of 3 per cent. for the half- without purchase, vice Gascoigne, promoted in the Gra-
t• es from his ffi •
oce with the good wishes and anti Charles Morrison, of Liver' hol, mer Austral'
George Cotton la)
error of judgment in keeping too far to the westward year, er at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum d t
,an o defendant sitting on a sofa. He was drunk. He said, cellor re
.ir
nadier Guards, Nov. 3.
The decision of the Court was, that Captain Fanshawe carry over 7,2001., besides appropriating 1,500/. to a " I did strike her with this." holding up a rather thick kind feelings both of the University and town. His
77th Foot-Quartermaster-Serjeant Henry Blissett to . c 11
'ha ts-Patrick Carroll anti Patrick Grace, of Liverpool, vest Indies m2d & 17th o
Herbert Temple, Herbert Robinson, Her- _
and attention to business h •u tly earned joiners-H o y
and Mr. Ward were highly culpable, and tbey were se- .
reserved fund. At the same time an increase of stick (here produced), at the same time saying, " She urbanity s . ave j s be Quartermaster, vice Breading, appointea teethe Pro-
Blaecicrleurn, and Robert Temple, of 55, Old Broad. - - -
Verely reprimanded accordingly. 200,000/. to the capital is to be proposed, in 20/. shares, has deceived me, and I'll expose her." On the way to for him this tribute in general. visional Battalion ; William Eanis, Gent., to be Ensign, bert C. .
Medeira merchants (so far as regards Robert When any of these dates fall ' "
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_,,,••••• without purchase, vice Orpen, protnoted ; Janaes M. street, City,. , . :lit: tunda3'' the mails will be de.
at the rate of two shares to every present holder of five. the station-house he alleged that he was doatingly fond I • F t f N •h.B t J h
ir Wi liam os er, o orwic , ar ~ osep spatchai on the following day
-- Ternple)-b he exceptien of the India vis
southampton) ard the Nl'
It is • SUGGESTED METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS.- The of complainant, who had rejected him and annoyed him STAMPED PUBLICATIONS. Daly, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, Nov. 4.
S dler Bolton, John Stuart Bolton, anti Ralph Smith of d• • • • alta. both of which will be despatched tasi
conjectured that the crews of the sailing line-of- re
79th Foot-Serjea•nt-Major James Young to be Ensign rece nig day.
a Church- ard, City, outfitters-Wilbert Geor e J 'll
battle ships' will b d h " • • are two improvements which might forthwith have ain every possible way. es- _ Bow
e raug ted into the screw ships in , m without purchase, and Adjutant, Oct. 4 ; Francis F. H y Tlaeo hilus Johnson of S 1 1a f u°- .
~. encement made of them, and be extended over a Defendant, on being asked what he had to say in son and enry p . . , ta ey nit ge, Lan- -_________ f
want of men, which will complete all their com lemente 1 The instructions Nu. 50, 1854, regarding stamped emnphell, Gent.. to be Eusign, without h .
pureaase, vice
cashire, linentirapers-Benjaanu Berry and &lees I P.
at once, and leave a large number availa f P • period of five or six years, so that really we might turn answer to the charge, re l' dth t h d th • •
pre a 0 wag un er e In- blications, not strictly newspapers, which are per- Bell, promoted, Nov. 3. ,re -ast- ARRIVALS OF GOLD. -The large sum of 236,000/. re-
pu oti, of Leeds, drapers-Janies C (rter, James Veva,-
ble or new ship, round with some st.f• t. t f • fluence of drink
ais ac ion o oreign nations, and • He denied having injured complain-
about to be commissioned ass soon as read Orders mitted tO pass through the post under the newspaper 86th Foot-Lieutenant George Hewish Adams to be seur, ceived from India yesterday by the steanier Candia con-
w°l
Jh RS f 8 19 T • t C' • '
arn o n ix, o ant , rutup-s reet ity silk •
, menu
were sent to Portsmouth yesterda .Y. , -how how really we were in earnest. I allude, firstly, ant wilfully, and said that she struck him first with her •ir'le e are to be c(ncelle,l, and the following regu- Adjutant, vice Boyd, who resigns the Adjutantcy only, _ eisted chiefly of gold mohurs, which bad lain for soma
y to pay wages ane pri i g , facturers 1 lam
Wll. al 'Pherson aud Ito'
bert Helyday of • •
give six weeks' leave to all those m h 1" the
to aestruction of the small number of houses him, fist, and also took up a poker. 1 • re to be substituted in their stead :-
atione a Aug. 26. Kingston-upon-hull, drapers. , time in the Indian treasuries, and were ordered home in
-r‘l,- 13.-....1.....i ..,,-1 -P,,-- r_2_._ . en wo, nee the crew, i-ietween the Y 1
..t,1,,, ,sf q0ft...,..1......-1,- --A T ~ T,ii _ ' ;" etimnisir....f •-1.•,;,-11.--:-- A..............41,..:-- ...r.t._ ___,. . . ~• ,__ ----A. . . • ailth Msn+.—Sir Clharlaa Plo•-.4.5 1:2..A. a- t.- v-,.;...., I‘v -.. . . - - - _

LONDON CHARTERED BANK OF AUSTRALIA.—The
shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, which
have been rising for some days past, experienced a fur-
ther advance this afternoon of more than 11., the last
quotation being 25i to 26. The capital of the bank is
500,0001., in 201. shares, paid in full ; and they are
about to declare a dividend of 3 per cent, for the half-
year, er at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, and to
carry over 7,2001., besides appropriating 1,5001. to a
reserved fund. At the same time an increase of
200,0001. to the capital is to be proposed, in 201. shares,
at the rate of two shares to every present holder of five.
SUGGESTED METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS.—There
are two improvements which might forthwith have a
commencement made of them, and be extended over a
period of five or six years, so that really we might turn
round with some satisfaction to foreign nations, and
-how how really we were in earnest. I allude, firstly,
to the destruction of the small number of houses nine
between the Duke of Sutherland's and Lord Ellesmere's
mansions ; by that means the Green-park would he
thrown open to view from Pall-mall ; a fine view
would be obta ned of our t vo fii est mansions in London ;
t fine sweeping road would be made round by the Lord
Chamberlain's Office, instead of the present dangerous
, wiet ; and, if I remember rightly, such might be
lone at the oxpense of the demolition of about eight
or nine houses. Lastly, I would refer to a commence-
tient being made of the destruction of the houses on the
west side of Parliament street, so that the fine broad Insurances on the Swarthmore, which sailed from Mel-
road in front of the Treasury might be continued to bourne with 63,128 ounces of gold on the 17th of June,
Westminster Hall. lam well aware of the expense of and is therefore about 139 days.out, were effected ye,ster-
-Lich an undertaking, but who would grudge the expense day at Lloyd's at 40 per cent., apprehensions being
,f such a vast improvement I Let it be extended over a entertained regarding her safety.
series of years, and, after ail, we shall not have incurred [ADVERTISEMENT.]—Medicine always aggravates chronic
bTlhieeve, not improvements
matters toof
fraction of the expense now going on in Paris, about diseases, such as dyspepsia (indigestion), habitual constipa-
galiislhumdeedn
arraev,e.l
whichwhich
Iwe
haveEntion, nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, consumption,
opinion, but are considered as such by all ; and it only invariably. cures them in a very short time. We extract
&c , but Du Barry's Delicious Revalenta Arabica Food
requires a chief commissioner of public works with a,
very small amount of moral courage, to make 'a
b e;e a few out of 50,000 testimonials of cures, which had
1 " Twenty-five
6°—. ' s constipation,indigestion, and debility
aing. —Correspondent of the Builder. years 'e s,
resisted all medicines. Cure
misery, and which
HOUSE OF A RUSSIAN GENERAL IN THE CRIMEA.— from which I had suffered great
Ile town of Belbeck is situate in the midst of beautiful d relieve,
very short time
not ilinediciens
ic3oullregarovesor hav been effec-
valleys. Our iartny, in their march, came across a —u"?'WY c/131.r ReeL, Pool Anthony, Tiverton." Cure No.
deserted residence, the house of General Alexis, placed 4,208.—" Eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility,
in an extensive and beautiful garden, laid out with the with cramps, spasms and nausea, have been effect
nost exquisite taste, and abounding with fruit acid tually removed by Du Barry's delicious food in a very
lowers of all descriptions. The rooms were spacious short time.—Rev. John W. Flavell,
Ridlington Rectory,
old lofty, enriched with gold mouldings, and with the Norfolk." Cure No. 51,416.—" Fifty years' indescribable
from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, consti-
ioors inlaid with coloured woods. The superb carved agonypetion, .ms sickness' at the stomach and vo-
.oeewood furniture was lying about in heaps, mixed with mitings, have flatulency,been removedspas by Du Barry's excellent Food.
iooke, vases, co stlychina, bronzes, pictures, a id shattered
nirrors. Ovtr these the soldiers were trampling reek- —Marie Jolly , Wortham, Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure
No. 3,900._ Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and gene-
,eeely, searching for such art:clee as would be of use to ral debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent
them during the march. In another room was a Food.—James Potter, Athol-street, Perth." Cure
landsorne and we'l selected library, coot i mire about No. 81.--" Twenty years' live: complaint, with
disorders of the stomach and nerves, have been
t 000 volumes. The books which were 1 rincipally in
perfectly cured by Du Barry's Revalt,nta Arabica.—
French, English, and Itllian, were scattered all" t in
Andrew Frazer, Fladdington,East Lothian."'' " Trevagler,
all directions. One small and beam tifu Ily furnished ic• i
Gulval, near Penzance. Feb. 20th, 1551.—Eighteen year,'
,ad evidently been used as a sitting-room for nuts
nervous debility, violent palpitation of the heart, throb-
tadiea. There was a large tarnbour-frareelwith some r cii ' ling of the temples, violent pains in the left side anu beck,
ncabroidery work in it still unfiniAed, while patterns, I shortness of breath, coughs, numbness of the extremities,
crotchet, knitting-work, and books lay close by. There cramps, spasms, flatulency, retching, and such general
lasuasinn,altboumeeeon the table, also filler? with waterecolout , weakness, that I was constantly fearful of falling when ou
I,raanwdisnoginseapnldansolegtucihtaesr,,aanndd in the
ecsoronfemr oufsitch.e riotomwa: I my 17gs ; all these symptoms have been removed by Du
Barry's excellent Food.—Mary Gilbert."—ln canisters,
allow would load himselfwith handsome table, which
~ e the selections the soldiers made. One
ards, while another tooknaarrgylasmsoslb 11s • 121 b 22s •
,1 suitably packed for all climates, and with full instructions
11b., 2s. 9d.; 21b., 4s. 6d. , ~ . , ~ . ,
a• e certainly could not
The 101 b. and 121 b., carriage free, on post office order.
super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 21b., lls. ; 51b., 225. ; 101 b., 335.
than
chandelier a
and hundredl u ;e.
Zouaves walkedredu Barry I C 077, Regent-street, London ;
Barry and C 0.,• off withgiltPic-
eomely-bound volumes curtain poles, or bane- Fortnum, Mason, and Co., purveyors to her Majesty,
of music while • Gracechurch-street ; staggered along under the - , their companions enemy ; also at 68, Cornhill; 60, .
___
chain. - weight of large gilt arm- 330 and 451, Strand ;63 and 150, Oxford-street ; 55,
Charing-Grose; 4, Cheapside; 49, Bishopsgate-street.

Green, 42 S, said—When I went into the house I saw
defendant sitting on a sofa. He was drunk. He said,
" I did strike her with this." holding up a rather thick
stick (here produced), at the same time saying, " She
has deceived me, and I'll expose her." On the way to
the station-house he alleged that he was doatingly fond
of complainant, who had rejected him and annoyed him
in every possible way.
Defendant, on being asked what he had to say in
answer to toe charge, replied that ho was under the in-
fluence of drink. He denied having injured complain-
ant wilfully, and said that she struck him first with her
fist, and also took up a poker.
Complainant denied having done anything of the sort.
Me. Long remarked that complainant's conduct as a
married woman had been improper in the extreme with
regard to the familiarity which had taken place. That,
however, was no justification on the part of the defend-
ant for the outrage which had been committed, and he
should therefore inflict a penalty of 51., or two months
in the House of Correction.
The fine was speedily paid.

be Quartermaster, vice Breading-, appointel to,the Pro:
visional Battalion ; William Ennis, Gent.' to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice Orpen, promoted ; James M.
Daly, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, Nov. 4.
79th Foot—Serjeant-Major James Young to be Ensign
without purchase, and Adjutant, Oct. 4; Francis F.
Campbell, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice
Bell, promoted, Nov. 3.
86th Felt—Lieutenant George Hewish Adams to be
Adjutant, vice Boyd, who resigns the Adjutantcy only,
Aug. 26.
90th Foot—Sir Charles Pirtt, Bart., to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice the Honourable J. F. Pennington pro-
moted, Nov. 3.
93d Foot—Brevet-Major Charles Henry Gordon to be
Major, without purchase, vice Banner, deceased ; Lieu-
tenant William Donald Macdonald to be Captain, without
purchase, vice Gordon, Oct. 10 ; Lieutenant James Dalzell
to be Captain, by purchase, vice J. A. Fraser, who retires,
Nov. 3; Ensign Edward Welch to be Lieutenant, without
purchase,
hase vice William Donald Macdonald, Oct. 10;" En-
sign Edward Alfred Ball to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Dalzell, Nov. 3; Ewen Henry Davidson Macpherson,
Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ball, Nov. 3.
95th Foot.—To be Ensigns without purchase.—Ensign
George Robertson, from the 12th Foot, vice Bazalgette,
promoted ; Ensign the Honourable Charles Murray Hay
Forbes, from the Ist West India Regiment, vice Hill,
promoted ; John Budgen, Gent., vice Boothby, promoted,
' Nov. 3 • Robert M. B. Maurice, Gent., vice Probart, pro-
moted, Nov. 4.
97th Foot.—Lieutenant Hedley S. J. Vicars to be
Captain, by purchase, vice Obert, who retires; Ensign
George Henry Hibbert Ware, to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Vicars ; James Hudson, Gent., to be Ensign,
by purchase, vice Ware, Nov. 3.
Rifle Brigade—Brevet-Major Edward Rooper to be Ma-
im., without purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel
Beckwith, deceased ; Lieutenant Edmund Manningham
Buller to be Captain, without purchase, vice Rooper;
Second Lieutenant William Frederick Thynne to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, vice Buller, Sept. 26 ; Henry
Stewart Ryder, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Thynne, Nov. 3.
UNATTACHED.— Lieutenant Thomas Gilley, from the
78th Foot, to be Captain, without purchase, Nov. 3.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Assistant-Staff-Surgeon Thomas Moorhead, M.D., to
be Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class, Nov 3.
Assistant-Staff-Surgeon- David Stuart Erskine Bain,
M.D., to be Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class, Nov. 3,
Assistant-Surgeon William Hanbury, from the 13th
Foot, to be Staff-Surgeon of the Second Class, vice Mar-
low, appointed to the 28th Foot, Nov. 3.
Assistant-Surgcor Orlando Sawle Donnall, from the
Ordntince Medical Department, to be Staff-Surgeon of the
Second Class, vice Trousdell, appointed to the 50th Foot,
Nov. 3.

It is conjectured that the crews of the sailing line-of
battle ships will be draughted into the screw ships in
want of men, which will complete all their complement:,
at once, and leave a large number available for new ship-
about to be commissioned as soon as ready. Orders
were sent to Portsmouth yesterday to pay wages and
give six weeks' leave to all those men who, like the crew-
of the Portland and Fox frigates, on their arrival from
foreign service, were summarily draughted into the line
of-battle ships at the outset of the Baltic expedition.
Yesterday the Marshal of the Court of Admiralty gavt
public proclamation on the Roy 4 Exchange that th
Russian vessel Fortuna, of which H. C. Thomensen wa-
late the master, prize to her Majesty's steamer Archer.
Captain Heathcote, would be condemned and sold for
the benefit of the captors within 20 days.

1. The instructions Nu. 50, 1854, regarding stamped
publications, not strictly newspapers, which are per-
mitted to pass through the post under the newspaper
privilege, are to be cmcelled, and the following regu-
lations are to be substituted in their stead :-
1. No such publication must exceed three ounces in
weight.
2. Each publication must consist of a single sheet, or
of two or more sheets or pieces of paper stitched or fas
tened together so as to form a single pamphlet.
3. It must be so folded as to expose to view the news-
paper stamp.
2. In every instance in which the foregoing regula-
tions are not complied with, the publication will not be
allowed to pass under the newspaper privilege, but will
be charged with the "unpaid" rate of letter postage,
and, if it exceed the weight of four ounces, will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office ; and it will be the duty of
postmasters to enforce the above conditions strictly,
3. To insure,
as far as possible, a compliance with
these regulations, not only when stamped publications
are in the first instance transmitted through the post,
but also upon any subsequent posting of them, it is
suggested that they should have a short notice to pur-
chasers printed upon the title page, drawing attention to
the necessity of exposing the newspaper stamp to view,
whenever they are sent through the post.
4. As publications of this kind cannot be forwarded
to places abroad under the newspaper privilege, unless
they be posted within seven days from the date of pub-
lication, it, is necessary that they should in every case
have the date of publication conspicuously printed upon
them.

ARRIVALS OF GOLD. —The large sum of 236,0001. re-
ceived from India yesterday by the steamer Candia con-
sisted chiefly of gold mohurs which bad lain for some
time in the Indian treasuries, and were ordered home in
consequence of their having been found inapplicable for
purposes of circulation. A further amount of nearly
200,000/. is expected. The Penin,uler and Oriental
steamer Madrid has brought about 30,000/. from Lisbon,
Oporto, and Vigo.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
George Wilson, bookseller, Elgin.
Thomas Fleming, farmer,East Friarton, Fifeshire.
Laurie and Glover, painters, Edinburgh.

:NGLAND.

ith and Bth Victoria, cap 32, t.. r
iy the •28th day of Uct., 1854.
&aTMENT.

BIRTHS.

OF A SON.

MILITARY.
Recruiting Department, Horse Guards, Oct. 30.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 633.
The accompanying revised schedule, showing the age.
S. standard, and levy money allowed for the enlistment 01
recruits for the cavalry ana infantry of the line, having
!i!..e.eived the General Commanding-in-Chief's approbation,
▪ lordship desires it may be clearly understood, tha •
man
or lad is to be enlisted who does not stricti.‘
COTT% p 0 ti d
&mu in description with the regulations now
Obief:l/4—;.'3' command of the General Commanding-in-

Government debt.... 11,015, i 0
Other securities...... 2,9g4,90'
Gold coin and bullion 13,022,310
Silver bu11i0n........ -

On the 3d inst., at Waltha.mstow House, the wife of S.
Glennie Greig, Esq., LL.D.
On the Jith Sept., at Barrackpore, the wife of Lieut.
Clements T. Hallett, 72d Regt. Bengal N.I.
' OP A DAUGHTER.
On the Ist inst., at Stoke House, near Bristol, the wife
of J. Battersby Harford, Esq.
On the 2d inst., at Spring-grove, Hounslow, the wife of
F. H. N. Glossop, Esq.

£27,022,310
MARSHALL, Chief Cashier•

MARRIED.
On the 2d inst., at St. John's, Hackney, the Rev. Geo.
Bucknill, of Bilton, Warwickshire, to Margaret, second
daughter of the late John Craven, jun., Esq.
Ou the 2d inst., at St. Paul's, Deptford, James George,
eldest son of the late Mr. George Hawkes, of Reading, to
Lucy James, second daughter of the late J. Sparshott,
Esq, R.N., of Florence-terrace, New-cross.

G. A. WETHRRALL,
a,.
Deputy Adjutant-General.
MenEvAirr CAVALRY.
5 feet and- lads not below 5 feet 5i inches, nor abovf
age. 9 inches' in height, and,,not exceeding 25 years o

LIGHT CAVALRY, INCLUDING LANCERS.
Men and lads not belo.w 5 feet 5,1- inches, nor abov,
5 feet 8 inches in height, and not exceeding 25 years o:
age.

5. It is advisable that no stamped publication, if it
nearly approach to the prescribed limit of weight, should
he posted i❑ a damp state ; as, whilst in that condition,
it may be found to exceed three ounces, and, therefore,
to be liable to charge.
6. It must be understood that the formal permiss;on
of the Postmaster-General will still be necessary in the
first instance, in order to the transmission of any stamp-
ed publication, not strictly a newspaper, through the
post under the newspaper privilege.
7. No stamp will be required on any supplement to
the publication entitled Lloyd's List, provided such pub-
lication bear a newspaper stamp, and the supplement
be sent with it. ROWLAND HILL, Secretary.

DIED.

CAVALRY IN INDIA.
Men not below 5 feet 511- incheß, or above 5 feet 8
inches in height, Rod not under 18 years of age, or ex-
ceeding 25.

On the 2d inst., at.Farranee's Hotel, Upper Belgrave•
street, the Countess of Kennutre. _ _

On the 6th ult., at Balaklava, of cholera, Major Banner,
93d Highlanders.
On the 31st ult., at Hampton Court, Bessie, only daughter
of the Rev. Edward Thompson.

. -
INFANTRY OF THLLINR.
Men and lads not below 5 feet VI inches in height
and not exceeding 30 years of age.
Men who have previously served are eligible for r
litakttnent into the cavalry up to 33 years of age, am'
for the Infantry up to 36 with good characters.
DISTRIBUTION OF THE LEVY MONEY.
CAVALRY.

On the 12th ult., at Ba h, Margaret, widow of the late
Major Daci e Watson, Bombay Army, aged 84.
On the 2d inst., at Manton, John Ellington Jones, Elq.,
of Oakham, Rutland, aged 82.
On the 31st alt , at Luddestown Rectory, Mary Heyma u,
the last descendant of the family of Heyman, of Somei"
field, county of Kent, aged 93.
On the Ist inst., Mr. C. M. Mundy, of Peckham-grove,.
and Bermondsey, aged 34.
On the 20th Sept. last, at the Residency, Hyderabad,
Frances Harriett, second surviving daughter of the late
Hugh Davidson, Esq., of Cantray, aged 18.
On the 3d inst., at 14, Lamb's Conduit-passage, Red Lioir
squaro, Mr. Thomas Sayers, aged 69.

(On being attested, An cash £o 2 6
To the /On intermediate approval, iu cash and
Recruit. necessaries
On final approval,in cash and necessaries 7 5

SPECIE —The specie shipments by the Penitsular and
Oriental Steamer Indus amount to 212,9291., of which
38,0101. is gold for Alexandria, Singapore, Hong Kong,
and 174,9191. silver for Singapore, Hong Kong, Can-
ton, and Shanghai.
Mn HUDSON. —lt is understood that the proceedings
instituted against Mr. Hudson in the Bankruptcy Court
have terminated, as it was anticipated they would, in the
dismissal of the petition. Meanwhile it is asserted that
arrangements are likely soon to be completed which will
result in a general settlement of all Mr. Hudson's lia-
bilities.

TO BE ASSISTANT-SURGEONS TO TER F,ORCES.
Acting Assistant-Surgeon Frederick Arthur Macartney,
vice Chamers appointed to the 18th Foot, Nov. 3.
Acting Assistant-surgeon Arthur Edwin Te Long-
Acting
vice A. R. Reid, deceased, Nov. 3.
Acting Assistant-Surgeon William Macnamara, vice
Moorhead, promoted on the Staff, Nov. 3.
A cting Assistant-Surgeon Augustus Patrick Meyers Cor-
bett, M.D., vice Bain, promoted on the Stair, Nov. 3.
TO BE ACTING ASSISTANT-SURGEONS.
Sydney Alder, Gent., vice .01acartney, appointed Staff-
Assistant-Surgeon, Nov. 3.
James Crosse Johnston, Gent.' vice Longhuret, ap-
pointed Assistant-Staff-Surgeon, Nev. 3.

Amount of bounty
To the On intermediate approval,
Superin-
to cover the expenses of
tending postage, stationery, &c....£0 5 0
officer. For attesting
Surgical examination 0 2 6
8 6

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LONDON : Printed and Published by AII7RDO YOUNG.
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112,
Strand, in the Preoinet of the Savoy 1* the county of
Middlesex, Saturday,_Nov. 4,1854.

to to. st.l4-441,1......44 iv 's; - -

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