The Sun.
London, England, 1854-01-07 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7 185 4.
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THE RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT IN CHINA. those places where they have drawn a well-marked \POLICEINT E L L 1 G E N C E. ' FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. I Major, vice Butler, resigned.; Lie.utenant Charles Chris-
topher Baynes to be Captain, vice Glossop, promoted ;
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line between public and private property. Lieutenant Henry Joseph Plumridge Woodhead to be Cap- 1
es GREAT BRITAIN AND THE ROMAN STATES.
" That a nation where there are so many pirates 1 MANSION-HOUSE.- Wm. Anderson, who was re- tain • Ensien James Haeeard to be Lieutenant vice t
Declarations exch4nged between the Governments of Baynes, prZmoted ; WilTam John Ralfs, Gent.; to be I ee
The following letter from a naval officer, dated
should respect the rights of property seems strange, manded to this day, upon two chrges of feloniously ut-
Great Britain and of the Roman States for securing Lieutenant, vice Woodhead, promoted, Dec. 20.
" Amoy, October 25th," will be read with much , IDNTERED INWARDS.-The T. J. Rogers, from Mag•aqua- 2
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but so it is ; but the pirates have been mostly tering acceptances to two bills of exchange, one for
interest by all concerned in the great change created by the vile conduct of the mandarins. 2,000/. and another for 2,480/., well knowing them to ilaetioonnealeoTreatment to tithe
oVetsseelost and Commerce of sth or Royal Elthorne Light Infantry Regiment of Mid-
untry in the po s f h her
. cllesex Militia-Edward Deane Freeman, Esq., late 3rd i lon ; Susan, Alexandria ; Gwain Maid, Cephalonia
which appears to be impending in the religious as " And, though last, not the least important rea- be forged, having been placed at the bar in custody of
The undersigned, her Britannic Majesty's Charge Dragoon Guards to be Captain, Dec. 20.
son why I think they would settle down quietly John Forrester, the Mansion-house officer, gerY Leehorn • Republic, New York ; Joann:le:Psi:
well as the political condition of China :- The Lord Ma or in uired whether there was an d'.Affaires at the Court ef Tuscany, having received from .
Northamptonshire Militia-Lieutenant Herbert Staples • ' ' d '
me m • Storm Kine Buenos A •
p , Amster a , 0, yres , Curlew, deo
under Tae-ping-wang, is that there is a thorough y q y . . . .
mi o e ap am, vice ap am anse , w orell es re-
" Being relieved at Shanghai, I left there a rther charge to be made against the prisoner ? his Eminsnce the Cardinal Antonelli, Secretary of State Stht b C t Ct3ll h t • St. John's Newfoundland • East Indian, Calcutta ; Wifs hig
sense of the worthlessness of joss-worship and of In . to his Holiness Pope Pius IX., the assurance that no other taining his rank ; the Honourable Thomas Lyttleton Powis h 1 C t' fe_Al ndria ' me
month since for this place, calling at the island of Forrester said he believed there was no person in at- •
or higher duties or charees are levied in the ports of the to be a Lieutenant, vice Lieutenant Herbert Staples Smith,
prolnistoßteedg,imDeenct.,3lD.
the deep depravity of the priests, which makes
tendance to make a fresh charge. eEneTTETEDa OUTeWxAaRDS FOR LOADING.-The Halkett, for
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~e• es pan_s a n , a dependeney of Loochoo, to pick uP them ready to accept anything that commends Mr. Lambert Van Notten Pole-My lord, it has oc- erbysh. ireeri3ulinlitia-Lieutrant Char les Hamburg ; Concord, Melbourne ; Sylph, Algoa Bay ;
the survivors of the Lady Eveline, which was itself to their minds or appears an improvement. curred to me since I gave my evidence upon the former tish vessels than aro pg yable on the like goods im orted Thorold to be Ca .t • Emma Sydney ; Alicia, Antwerp ; Oak, Dunkirk ; Queen r_
wrecked there. Of 270, 240 were drowned ; the Hitherto they were obliged by the difficulties of occasion, that in three or four instances, when the pri- or exported in nationalavessels, has received the comPmands Ha. mpshire Millitailan'Lteillery tlr.deruestiegnnal Robert Man of the Wave, Madras. ee,
' CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CAILGO -The Johanna, for eve
their language, which increase with every step, in soner was abroad upon business of his own, my firm of her Majesty to declare :
remainder we found had been treated with every sel, late Captain 6th Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Hooper, Antwerp • Governor Macdonald, Bathurst, R.G. • Fecka De]
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acquiring a knowledge of
.it, to. take their politics permitted him to draw upon us on the security of the 1. That no duties of tonnage, harbour, lighthouse, resigned, Dec. 30.
piloage, quarantine, or other similar or corresponding Ist Regiment of Royal Cheshire Militia-John Basker- Jantina, 'Catherine, and Fortuna, Antwerp ; Brunette, eve
kindness by the poor people of the island, who, out
on trust from the ltteratt, which gave them great documents of the goods of which he went abroad for the
d.uties, o.f wh. atever nature or under whatever denomina- vyle, Glegg Esq., late Lieutenant in the Scots Fusilier Rio Janeiro. Ba
of their ' deep poverty', bestowed largely of every- powers ; but these have been falling into disrepute purchase. It did not occur to me at the time the ques-
tion, leesied in the name or for the profit of the Govern- Reeiment of Foot Guards to be Captain, Dec 20 -- sle
thing they had, clothes as well as food. from the venality of the Court in selling literary tion was put to me, but it has since been brought to my
meat, public functionaries, corporations, or establishments [This article is substituted' for that -which appeared. in tho LIVERPOOL, JAN. 6.
"Of all the people I ever saw, the condition of honours ; and their religion they took on the same recollection, that he. has in three or four instances drawn
upon the house against documents of goods. ` of whatever kind, shall be imposed in British ports upon Gazette of the 27th May.] The Robert Kelly, from New York to Liverpool was
this island is the most deplorable. They live, for terms from the priests. This, if it was not a sense- Papal vessels, from w.hatever port or place arriving, which The Earl of Chester's Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry- towed into Holyhead last night, much lamaged, having i
ld t t *th• ht t.
The Lord Mayor-Cou you sae wi in w a ime ? shall not be equally imposed in the like cases on national John Wilson Fox, Esq., late Captain in the 12th Lancers,
.. been in contact with the Countess of Elem from Bombay tb
Mr. Pole-The last transaction was about the month - - • • •• • for this port, which also received consieerable damage. nn
the most part, upon sweet potatoes, are absolutely less, and, except perhaps for the purposes of go-
vessels ; and that no duty, charge, restriction or prohibi- to be Captain, vice Nicholson, resigned, May 10.
naked, and, practically, slaves to the higher class, vernment, a bad religion, at least recognised a
future state of rewards and punishments, and was of March last. tion shall bo imposed upon, nor any drawback, bounty,
' The Lord Mayor-But to your belief such has not exemption, or allowance withheld from, goods imported. The James, on the rocks near Holyhead, has sunk, and
is likely to become a total wreck.
who are numerous, and said to come from Loochoo. into or exported from British ports in Papal vessels, which REDUCTION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT.
The Lords Commissioners. of Her Majesty's Tr mi
The Blenclon, from Prince Edward's Island, parted her DI
therefore, better than none ; but they have ceased been the case since March last. easury cables, and was run on the hard in the new harbour of
The island is capable of producing sugar, cotton, to shall not be equally imposed upon or withheld from such .
perceive any sense in it, and are practically Mr. Pole-Since March of last year.
oods, when so imported or exported in netionel vessels havine certified to the Commissioners for the Reduction of Holyhead pe
and very much more food than it does, but the without restraint. The depositions in each of the above cases having been
g 2. That o other rhi her dud shall be '•
' d *o
the eational Debt, in pursuance of the Act, 10th Geo. 4. The Em• ror of Liverp 1, as spoke by the Lle 11 Pc
excessive jealousy of Loochoo prevents any inter_ ic cone does net see how a people can become read o.ver by Mr. Goodman,.the chief clerk, and signed, c. 27, sec. 1, that the actual surplus revenue of the United
Kingslo.m of Great Britain and Ireland, beyond tho actual (s), 10 miles° E.S.E. of theeeKiwsh light, nat six p.m. NyveesteYrn-
the importnation into') thegdominioness of her Briltinanneisce Man-
day, with loss of bowsprit, cutwater, and foretopmast.
course or amelioration of their condition. Seeing utterly depraved if the system they are und,er is the prison. er was fully committe.d
.to take his trial at th e jesty of any article the growth, produce, or manufactureof
expenditure thereof, for the year ended the 10th day of
constantly reverting to a future state, and .hus next sessions at the Central Crim,inal Court. the Papal States, than are or shall bo payable on the like
iCiictolber, 185d3, amounted to the sum of three million two -
FIARTLEPOOL, Jan. 4.-Three laden brigs and one light 89
no prospect of a ship returning there, I made them
keeps conscience ever active, though ill-in- article being the growth, produce, or manufacture of any
urn red. an forty-seven theusand four hundred and
a present, on Government account, for their kind- formed. ; but it is a question whether, in the BOW-STREET.-Geoege Andrews, who stated that other &den country. That no other or higher duties or
twenty-three pounds eleven shillings and eleven pence ; schoooner have run ashore near this port. There has been 21
ness to our countrymen. practical working of the system here the he was formerly a soldier in the 98th Regiment of Foot, choaratesosnhal be imposed in the British dominions on the ex-
i of an article to the Pa al States than such as The Commissioners for the Reduction of the National a great
.deal of damage. done, in consequence of the bar- in
bour being blocked up with wind-bound and lieht colliers
" When I left Shanghai it was in the hands of a claims of conscience have not been satisfied was charged before Mpr.
lHenry with stealing a military
Pare or may be payyable on the exalrtation of' the like arti- Debt hereby give noticci, that the sum of eight huuclered A brig has been stranded near Seaton Carew:three miles.
by hush money-whether the priests have Dot cloak at St. Jame 's a ace, the property of Capt. John
szienvdeneltevennsbtheusand eight hundred an.d fifty-five pounds
set of insuruents who belong to the Triad Society, de to any other foreign country ; and that no prohibition S.W. of this port, and a light schooner near West Hartle-
ee. Alines and eleven pence, being one-fourth part
ignored the future state by teac.hing that they (the Murray, of the Grenadier Guards. shall he imposed upon the importation of any article the . pool.
but had. declared for Tae-ping-wang, and I think William Mark, waiter to the Guards mess, stated that growth, produce, or manufacture of the Papal States into of the said surplus of three million two hundred and forty-
ee en thousand four hundred and twent -three pounds SHIELDS, Jan. 5.-The veesels stranded on the rocks 1(
people) were exempt from its claims by Pay-
he saw the prisoner walking across the Ambassador's- the British dominions, nor upon the exportation of any have become total wrecks ; stores are being saved. The c'
they will be able to hold it against the Imperialists, ment or penance. Morality they seem to compre- sLen shillines and. elm, ce ill be yr
1 1 r th
yard about 1 o'clock in the afternoon, with the cloak article from the.Rritish dominions to the Papal States,
pu_rposes Arens and the Eurata (barque), of Hull, aro very much da- 5.,)!
the more certaiialy that so many places are rebel- hend ; and treat, in every place I have been, the revision f'th 'd Aq* Pbeq 'w th 6talPrec fur e e
,svoiz
:f.sai c , e w.een e 1( ay o auuary,
over his arm, which a few minutes previously witness unless such prohibition shall extend to all other nations. 11 maged, and likely to become wrecks. The Harmony and en;
ling. For a month we have been doomed to watch missionary, or the ' man of the book,' with con- 1854, and the stu day of April, 1854, to the following Ann and Elizabeth (brigs) aro aground on the Scarp Low "
had seen hanging over the balustrade in the hall of the 3. That Papal vessels shall be at liberty to import into
the abortive attempts of the cowardly Imperialists sideration, and, where attacks have been medi- Palace. Witnes asked him where he was going with the British ports any article legally importable, and to export Light. The Amphitrite (brig) has been totally wrecked
to take this place, to see day after day a further tated, their houses were snarls id for exemption ; cloak ?He replied, "To the Tilt Guard, by the order of from British ports any article legally exportable, on payment Tot be applied towards the reduction of on the rocks. tt
2811,855 17 1 1 HARWICH, Jan. 4.-It blew a strong gale all last night 3'
destruction of the property of the unoffendin, and and, therefore, I cannot but believe that the ten Captain Alexander." Witness detained the prisoner aftlithersaame duties, and with a right to the same bounties he National Debt
Add Interest, receivable on account of
1 d whacks, as are or may be payable or allowed in from S.E., with much snow. Several xessels drove from r
non_conabatant inhabitants Of the more distan't vil- commandments set forth by Tae-ping-wang as the while lie inquired into the truth of this statement ; and
respect of the same articles if imported or exported in Donations and Bequests to be applied their anchors, and sustained damage. The Mary Lloyd e
lages or suburbs, and to speculate on the amount rule of life will meet acceptance, will appeal to their finding that Mr. Alexander had not seen him he gave national vessels. to the purchase of Stock 3,951 13 10 (schooner), of Port Madric, drove athwart hawse of the 1'
of misery these people will submit to before they understandings, and, without fail, produce moral the prisoner into the custody of a policeman. 4. That all vessels which according to tho laws of the
815,807 11 9 mast, bowsprit, rigging, stancheons, bulwarks, &c. The
rise en, masse and drive the mandarins awaY. Three results, if no better ; and we ' must be thankful f Captain Murray identified the cloak, the original cost Papal States are to be deemed Papal vessels, shall for the
o which was 71. 7s. Witness and his brother officer, purposes of this deslaration, be deemed Papal vessels. National Debt Office, Jan. 4, 1854. latter eeceived sundry damage. The Countess, of Ipswich,
long months of this siege have dragged its we•ary for the day of small things.' Christendom, as a
Mr. Alexander, were on guard that day, but neither of 5. That the foregoing stipulations shall not apply to the Jes. HIGHAM, Assistant-Comptroller. drove ashore in Mill Bay, and remains. Jan. 5.-The i
length along, and still no prospect of their taking whole, has progressed no further, though, indeed,
them had given the prisoner any authority to take the coasting trade, which is reserved exclusively to national WHITEHALL, DEC. 22. Jong° Heinrich, Danzig to Nantes, drove on shore last i
even the nearer suburbs, though unwalled, and it would be scandalised to be told so. There have
cloak anywhere. vessels.. The Lord Chancellor has appointed Joseph Bebb, of No. night in Mill Bay, and remains, leaky. I
sometimes defended only by 500 or 1,000 men been men among them sensible of the abounding
Captain Alexander corroborated this statement. 6. That if any ship of war or merchant vessel of the 12, Argyll-street, Gentleman, to be a London Commis- DARTMOUTH, Jan. 6.-The Loyalist, from New York to ,
against 20,000 Imperialists. Whenever they come evil, who have from time to time preached against The prisoner said that some gentleman at the Palace Papal States shall be wrecked on the coasts, of the British sioner to administer oaths in the High Court of Chancery. London, was wrecked on the 17th December ; crew taken i
too near the walls of the citadel the rebels turn out prevailing vices, if they did not preach morality for called to him and said, " Here, my man, take this cloak dominions, such ship or vessel, or any parts thereof, and
WHITEHALL, DEC. 30. off the wreck on the 21st, by tho Princeton, of New York, 1
from Quebec, which transferred master, mate, and four ,
• all furniture and appurtenances belonging thereunto, and
The Lord Chancellor has appointed Joseph Bri
and drive them away with ease. its own sake, a morality such as was dictated bY to Mr. Alexander, at the Tilt Guard," and this was all g ods and merchandise which shall be saved therefrom, dgman, men to the Brooking from Zante to London which arrived 1
" I can well believe that there is treason in the perverted and unenlightened conscience, but still what he stated to the waiter at the mess. He should or thee produce thereof if sold, shall be faithfully restored of the city of Chester, Gentleman, to be a Commissioner
to administer oaths in the High Court of Chancery in here last nieht. ' '
Imperial camp, and that they only make a show of valuable in its way, as testifying that all is not as know the gentleman again if he saw him. He (prisoner) to the owners, upon being claimed by them or by their TYNEMOUTH, Jan. 5.-The Harmony (brig), and Eliza-
England.
fighting while the money lasts, and the mandarins it ought to be ; that ' the flowery land' is not the had just come up from Brighton, to try and get a pen- duly authorised agents. If there are no such owners or bells Ann (brig), ran as hore, east of Clifford's Fort, during
--- the gale yesterday, but are comparatively safe. A small
only to save their heads, which they are quite cer- best and wisest ; as the forerunner of better, and sion, having been discharged from his regiment wounded, agents on the spot, then the said ships or parts of ships,
and he went to the Palace to try and see some of the furniture, appurtenance, goods and merchandise or the BANKRUPTS. Scotch schooner, supposed to be the Eliza,. from Kirkwall,
taM of losing if they give up, but which they can stimulating to inquiry after ' the better way.' proceeds thereof if sold, as we'll as all papers found on Charles Raymond Smith, statuary Gloucester-place, in attempting the harbour, struck on the rocks And cap-
hold for the present by reporting successes which " One of these, a native of Chung-chow, a officers.
The prisoner who Was not known, was then corn- board such wrecked ships or vessels, shall be delivered to New-road, to surrender Jan 13, at te've end Feb 11 at sized ; crew drowned.
have no existence but on paper ; and I can well populous and rich city, about 20 miles from here the Papal Consul or Vice-Consul in whose district the LOWESTOFF, Jan. 1.-It is reported that 40 or 50 vessels
mitted for' trial' half-past two, at the aurt Of Bankrup'tc Nichols'on
believe that there is a deeper feeling than that of (Amoy), on some missionaries going there, went wreck may have taken place, upon being claimed by hies ; official assignee Basingliall-street ; Tayloreya•nd Collisson, are ashore between Yarmouth and Cromer. The Sir
- and such Consul, Vice-Consul, owners, or agents shell s Alexander M'Kenzie (brig), of and for Shields, from Lon-
the desire to enrich themselves actuating the rebels, to hear them preach, approved. their doctrine, aS- PaY Great James-street.
LAMBETH.- William, Taylor, a smart well•dressed only the
„expenses.incurred in the preservation of the pee- Joseph Raynes, laceman, Nottingham, Jan. 17, at half- don, drove from her anchors in South Roads, and went
as for some time they have received only 20 cash a sisted. them, and even joined in preaching after his ashore to the southward of the harbour, but probably will
ast one, and Feb 21 at one at th C t fB• k • t
, , 0 Our 0 AD lup cy.
day to find themselves) equal to about Id., and yet own fashion; finally he received them into-hist house, young fellow who described himself as a grocer was Perty, toeether with the salvage or other expenses which
re-examin.ed o'n.various charges.of robbery. ' would have been payable in the like case of a PStansfeld, official *assignee ; Reed, Langford, and Marsden, t teke much dame e
LEAST, Ja n . 6. -11.
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Glf.'uoil tahs 0 iye,
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lam credibly informed there are fewer cases of theft and seemed, if he did not understand, at least to
0...0n Friday night last the prisoner entered the shop wreck of a national vessel. The charge for such Friday-street, Cheapside.
since they have been in possessionof the town than drink in with avidity the wondrous theme as that
t Mr. Lovell, a chemist and dru gist in the Walworth- salvage and other expenses shall be made and set- John Tilbury, jun., con.chmaker, Gloucester-place, New- port, was stranded on the rocks north of Donagliadee, on
there were during the mandarin rule. So badly something Ire long looked for, as the truth beloiiging
road, and who also has a post-Ice at his house, and tled immediately, subject to such right of appeal
t hien
tp ers o n 4:ia i ric;g•or ea ;saya e, a sthlmannlaelstsseexclisesatavreiei road, Jan. 19, at one, and Feb. 14, at two, at the Court
sitafmle;:ntrineracelyl.
anCderßo the night of Jan. 4, and is a total wreck.
off are they that many have been predictin-, that to his own system which his parents had long lost ; (t)iniettillrlti defo
asked for 20s. worth of postane stamps, with which he iecnik'nelel ftreernad D.Ay'ri-'4teKEevinteTtlii:tgo:l't hi; i s por t nea r 1 y 7..11 or eyv a fearl e?
cyree s -
they must give in, but I feel quite assure% that for there are some notions current in China that was served. He then asked for halna-crow's worth of from the wrecknshaellins•ot be sugbjec't to dinitlierse ,11-iBi(i)aila7signee, Abchurch-
ght-terrace.
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there is no chance of this. Indeed, I have observed call clilY have been derived from Revelatdon• What receipt stamps, and while in the act of getting the latter for consumption in which Case they shall be liable to the 17
at rge Wurp.... Le
_Grand, grocer, Ipeuebeeth7oa,..
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k. saved. The Elizabeth Adnett, of and from Lonem, fer;
'ptcyene'4a 1 Yen.
14'
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twel7.: nt
th
Uu t kt-Cl6' • • Shields, came ashore to the south of this place ; crew
since I came here that the numbern of the rebels made his conduct the more remarkable was that from a drawer, he started off with the postege stamps. same duties as if they had been imported in a -British ship. ru . Edwards, official ass' nee, Sambroo our t ,
have been increased very considerably, and we saw one of the missionaries was an European. This The shopman at once gave him chase, and called out 7. That the foregoing eonces?ions. are granted on condi- Weir and Smith, Basinghall-strea. saved. The Commerce, of Portsmouth, drifted from her
anchors in Co uet Roads, and came ashore at the same
that they brought provisions with them. On asking man was in disrepute, and one whom no one liked " Stop thief ;" and being lighter in the heels and a better 'on of a erfect and entire reciprocit in favour of Er tish James Evans and George Davey, ironma,sters, Glamor-
pla e and ti cel
i•unner, hhee at las,t, catreteeup
eweithh h-
faande secured him. tviessels inPthe orts of the Pa al Stateys They shall clom traine:. Jcaonu.rltB,znal Feb.o2fge,iaalt devene,
ia3ttitshtoeiTetol lini is-
the cause of this influx, I was informed by a disiu- to meddle with, and on his admitting them, lie into operationPfrom and afterPthe date Of the present deem:- CcHARLEsTmON., Jan. 4.-The Heir, of Madryn, from Ply
,1;le west:
tiiire gits etu I.ho th i.rge oh., onsttle, and
torested person that the mandarins were burning, said, 'ltis a strange thing for a Chinaman to do, . ration, and shah remain in force for seven years, and fine and° Randall, IVeinta ahn' Glamoragsasnig•neevan arid Cesivrelinyen mouth, which came into the outer harbour, Dec. 31, to'
saken s a ion use: ince . re. apn en
the villages areund, and had. promise' three days but no one will meddle with me ; and, such was .re . sl?n, ther until the expiration of twelve months after notice Bristol. discharge ballast, parted from her moorings on the night of
shall have been given by the British Government, or bY Thomas Wilkinson, coal merchant, Eaton-square, Jan.
iards of twenty robberies of a similar description
plunder to their Canton soldiers, of whom, they had his disrepute, that some of the people took excep- Jan. 2, and was driven here in high water, when she became
ucopm' mitred b him have come to li ht, and in some of the Papal Government, for terminating such reciprocal 17, at two, and Feb. 14, at one, at the Court of Bank- a total wreck.
many, so the Amoy people were hastening ix to the tion to the missionaries for associating with him,
the cases they risoner has thrownga counterfeit cove- arraneement
defence of their houses. so that the Chinese servant of the English mission- ruptcy Edwards, official assignee, Sambrook-court ; Law-
reien on the coPunter in payment of the stamps and run In wThness•whereof the undersigned has sigued the are- rence, Plew sand Boyer, Old Jewry Chambers. YARMOUTH, Jan. 4.-It blew a most violent gale last
!ISM.
eVs
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e!',E Veliillt?s inlTot, night and this morning from E.S.E., but it has now some-
" Within a few days they have received rice from ary said, ' Why, he is like Zaccheus.' When the aWly..
furnishing edvhat abated. Tho Abraham (brig), of Portsmouth, went
The tittle which it took to ascertain whether the sent declaration, destined to be exchanged aeainst a simi-
Formosa which place is also in the hands of mem- insurrection broke out this nran. favoured the views ashore at Gorleston this morning, and broke up-crew
coin was counterfeit or genuine enabled the prisoner to lar declaration on the part of his Eminence"the Cardinal 31 Lovell
ironm• onger-M. Miller, Westmoreland-buildings, Bartho- rowned. The Eliza (brig) of London, Conolly, went
bers of tfieir society, and as the mandarins cannot of the insurgents ; and, when the reaction took get beyond the reach of his dupes, and by this means Secretary of State, and has affixed thereto the seal of his
a, shore at Hopton this afternoon, with loss of both anchors
procure money, I think they will abandon all at- place, the mandarins took his head off. Peace be he was enabled to get off. arms. lomew- close, eatin e-house keeper-C. Mannino., Whi tcoinb-
street, Haymarket', greeu grocer-J. Francis,'Lower Chan- end chains-crew saved. The Groose (sloop), of Wey-
Done at Florence, the seventeenth day of November,
tempts to take the place. Indeed, the Imperial with him !He was one of China's truest sons, aud The prisoner was committed for trial. one thousand eieht hundred and fifty-three. - mouth, came ashore near the Wellington Pier-crew saved.
admiral told me yesterday that he did not think the mandarins will have to account for his death • Thomas Brown, alias Bell, who described himself as . AMPBELL CARLETT.
' P C S man-street, St. George's East, draper's assistant- B. Blun-
The Johanna (barque, not brig, as before reported), of
a commercial traveller, but known to be both a con- den, Atkinson-place, Bfixton, tailor-R. Hustler, York-
(This article is substituted for that which appeared. in place Adelphi studentest-law7-C. Bristow, Bromley,
they would be able to retake it. To my mind this sooner than they expect. Gefle, was brought into the harbour this afternoon, with
alone would. be conclusive against their doing so. "It occurs to me that the fall of this place maxlts victed thief and swindler, was again pla.ced at the bar the Gazette of 31st May, 1853.) Middlesex baker-C. Burfoot, Lgham, Surrey labourer- loss of anchors and chain ;in coming in she damaged her
fdor further. examination
.on
.a cha.rge of having first
t the gale in the
"T he movements here, at Shanghai, and Formosa the deep hostility to the mandarin rule. Chung- rudder and stern against the north pier. A foreign brig,
ged with sonic intoxicatine highly-spiced liqueur, DOWNING-STREET, MAY 30. T. B. Johnson, Tower-dock, Tower-hill, assihant to an
laandde
nt, haen
db
be roquuned Et
od
twbairsd pKor et n, nreoddye,
oouf Newca s t 1 e , bo 1 h
are quite independent of that which passed through chow is the residence of numerous families who are auctioneer-W. M. Harding, Sidney-street, Fulham-road,
arrildlg then violated, a young ;Oman named Elizebeth The Queen has been graciously pleased to eive ordere for
China, and have originated with the Triad, or Hea- connected with mandarins ; and, though a rich 0 commission agent.
Marsh. the appointment of Lieut.-General the Hon. Georgo Cath- Reads.
yen and Earth Society, organised many years ago place, that had much to lose from change and from
. bers
cart, Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, and of Major- DIVIDENDS NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Saxony, hence to Antwerp
A number of additional witnesses were called whose
J Toove , Watford Hertfordshire, innkeeper-Jan. 28.
Jan. 31. A. August, Norwich, ironmonger-Jan. 31.
for the purp,se of overthrowing the Maiatchoo dy- placing it in the hands of an oppressed and int- testimony very much strengthened the charge against . . .. .
General Henry Somerset, C. 8., to be Ordinary Mem went on shore on the U er Middle in 'n d tie'
pp . , . goi g own e
nasty. Among the papers brought by us from Nan- poverished class, yet they put the place in the the prisoner. Amongst the witnesses present was the of the Military Division of the Second Class or Knights
.I.* P S Ycll N ' bay yesterday. A steam tug is alongside, and she will
dou Essex cattle dealer-Jan probably get off nex t tide.
kin was an address to members of this society from power of the insurgents, and they might have had. clergyman of the parish of Stock, in Essex, where the Commanders of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath ; 23. H. all.Pooeh, Creilltetken Cl'ou t r:, h•re dr,a. J 2 *
the eastern Prince of the Tae-ping dynasty, exhort- it still but that they showed a disposition to prosecutrix was born, and this gentleman spoke to her arrod
.moUtoloofnle.loolt.V. ilLaeTayolieo,nyrot:n-Siolliocrell oof
ftlttee73d
gth 23. J. Collins, Middle-aymar'd, Lienecsolen-ss-ilon'•fielupse,r-whel:11 la Tdhei,leccounttslorer-Vherei ton-dcity frentib Shields, Sunder-
ing thorn to come forth a,nd. drive out the Mant- squeeze these connexions of mandarins ; but they, highly moral character from the period of her birth, and Regiment of Foot ; Lieut.-Colonel Charles Cooke Yar- wright-Ja-n. 23. W. Brunskill, Paternosteierow, City, Jni'anrcv:sting: yeasrselnieed aother nitaziorneep7tasZtl.oss
choos. The existence and objects of this society being so numerous and rich, hired people to also to the decency and propriety of her parents. He borough, of the 91st Regiment of Foot • Lieut.-Colonel r.d Battersea, Surrey, ribbon manufacturer-Jan. 28. W. Many vessels which lately put to sea have put back if:.
have been long known to the mandarins, and it has drive them out, and then murdered a thousand further spoke from his own knowledge of the prosecutrix George Thomas Conolly Napier, late Lieut'eCelonel of the
.13'
,I.K4,y,Dllexpfeerr tisbnainingtosnurliaene, Lambeth, draper-Jan. ehelter, whilst of the inward bound vessels there is a large
being a person of delicate constitution, and sufferine , Regiment of Cape Mounted Riflemen ; and LieutaColone 1 y, or dealer-Jan. 27. J. fleet in the Channel coming up.
been proscribe( y em, and those discovered or of them. The former Governor was intreated to
71 b- th from an affection of the bead. b ' John Maxwell Perceval, of the 12th Regiment of Foot, to Peres, Scaxbro'-street, 'Goodman's-fields, tailor-Jan. 27.
suspected treated froin time to time with frightful return ; but, though he did, he was unable to re-
Edward • d .b 1 •
Wright, who escri ed =self as the keeper be Ordinary Members of the Military Division of the Third T. Arnold, Elmore, Gloucestershire, timber dealer-Jan. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
barbarity; and this is now producing its natural establish things. The place has remained ever - Class or Companions of the said Most Honourable Order. 2
`7.E. W. Reilly, Bath and Batharapton, Somersetshire, The A 1 I •ci f 14. 1 t V 1 •
d.e aa e, rom iverpoo o a paraiso, south of
of the Great Wes S ' •
tern Bazaar or ervants Registry, and livery-stable keeper-Jan. 28. J. Spittlehouse, Sheffield, Rio d-
fruits. since with the gates closed in a state of practical
) also an auctioneer and house agent in the Edgware-road BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 5. Yorkshire •oiner-Jen 2 • et' '
, j , . 7. J. Ban sow, Halifax, York- aneiro, Sept. 21.
The Cromwell, from• Liverpool to Philadel h• D
p ia, ec. 23
" The focus of this society is Singapore, but its siege, as they are in difficulties for provisions, the was also called, and stated that he had knovvn the '' " • •
pre- The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of the shire, worsted stuff manufacturer-Jan 28 J. Wild '
members are to be found in all parts of the south- country people remainine hostile The distress
, e n • soner for four or five months, from his being in the habit Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, Sheffield Yorkshire, ivory 1 1 * ' ' lat. 48 N. long. 19 W. -
ern hemisphere, still loving China and bound to it entailed upon the poor is intense. The whole trade of calling at his place to sell fishing tackle and books. through the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy ' CERTIFICATtEeaserG• Tao Oriental Queen, from London to Ma,uritius, Dee.
RANTED.
by many ties, angry at being expatriated, coming of Amoy passed through Chung-chow ; and some On Wednesday week he was at his (witness's) office, of a despatch from her Majesty's Charge d'Affaires, at
.3- 19, in lat. 50, long. 6.
back from time to time to see their friends, wives, idea of its amount may be aathered from the fact when the prosecutrix was there, and heard him tell the Stockholm, enclosing a translation of a royal edict, issued an. 27. J. Roberts, Blackwall Middlesex, wood me The M" f N tl to N Y k
chant-Jan. 27. C. Geal, East-r'ow, Kensal Nes r- arie, r?m . ewca.s e ew or , same day,
5 by the Government of Sweden and Norway, reducine the v-town, The Royal Victoria (ship), from Shields to New Orleans,
and sisters, whom they are not allowed. to take with that there were 2,000 registered. boats plying be- young woman to call on a lady in Duke-street. The grocer-Feb. 1. J. Phillips, Bristol, hatter-Jan. 27. T. Dec. 26, in lat. 47 N., long. 11 W.
duties on salt and firewood of which a c vis suVoined.
them, and each time more hostile to the Mantchoos tween the two places, carrying sugar, Asc., and prisoner sent a shilling for some bread and cheese and (Tran'slation.) olp-
j Barraclough, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen spinner. The Grave, from Callao to Cork, Nov.i29, in lat. 25 N.,
for the degradation they subject their people and, these had, upon an. averag,e, eight persons in each. ale, and he (the prisoner), witness, and the young Royal Proclamation relative to the reduction of import PA RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. long. 40 W.
indeed, themselves to. The only women who leave All these are thrown out of employ, besides many woman, partook of it. They then went to a public. duties on salt and firewood :- James Holdsworth and John Holdsworth, Wakefield, The Th6mas Hart, from Mauritius, Dec. 7, in lat. 32 N.,
house in the neighbourhood, where they had some We, Oscar, &c., hereby make known that, from con- Yorkshire, iron merchaut-J. B. Pope, G. Pearson, an .
d j long. 41 W.
China a,re a very few that pass through Hong Kong, thousands whose labour was bestowed in the manu-
gin, and the prisoner and the prosecutrix went siderations laid before us, we have thought fit to order : Woodhouse, Altofts and J. Whitwood, Yorkshire, coal The Albert Gallatan, from New York to London, with
and these of the lowest. There are 40,000 China- facture, Asc., of these products. away together. On the following day the prosecu- That from this day inclusive to the end of the year 1854 maiters, so far as regards J. Woodhouse-31. Spedding, m. jury bowsprit and foretopmast, 29th, in lat. 49 N., long.
men at Singapore and only- a few hundred women, " There are still some who talk of the good. rule Sheard, G. Sheard, and J. Fox, sen., Batley, Yorkshire 17 W•
trix and her sister came to his house, and asked h" if salt may be imported into the kingdom at a reduced duty
(and they mostly half-caste) ; no doubt a man of the Mantchoo. I have no hesitation in saying
ahe knew the ' d h 1. (I h h ci'd im
d
prisoner, an e rep re tat ei, an of 18 skillings banco a ton. manufacturers-E.Edwards sen., E.Edwards, jun., and s'. The Vigo, from Callao to Cork, Nov, 12, in lat. 6N.
might smuggle his wife away, but they would de- that this is a great mistake-that ' whatever is good that he expected him shortly to take away a parcel he .
During the same period wood may also be imported on Edwards,Abchurch-lane,Cit'y, tea-dealers, so far as reeards long. 16 W.
stroy her family or sell them into slavery, for there in the existing rule is not new, and whatever' is lefnthere on the evening before. They waited there till th f11•d t• -
paying e o owing u les .
Birch wood ... ... 12 skillings a fathom. E. Edwards, sen.-E. Martineau and J.R.Croskey, SOuth-
ampton and Threadneedle-street, City-G. Molineux, sen,, 30 S., long. 38 E.
The Annison, from Calcutta to London, Oct. 11, in lat.
are a large number of female slaves in China. new is not good.' They judge, perhaps, from pas- he came, and gave him into custody. Oak and beech wood 18 ~ IP T.Whitfield,T.Dicker,G.Molineux, jun., and G.Whitfield, The Belle Creole, Nov. 15, lat. 2 N., long. 23 W.
" There is a marked difference between the peo- sing through districts which abound with fertility In reply to a. question from Mr. Norton, Wright ad- Other kinds of wood 8,, n Lewes, East Grimstend, Eastbourne, and Tunbridge Wells, The Inconstant, from Liverpool, 16th, in lat. 3N 1
~ ong.
pie here and at Shanghai and those at Nankin ; the -the result of industry and, no doubt, compara- mitted that he had been tried and convicted of a con- Stockholm, eeth December, 1853. Sussex and Kent, bankers, so far as regards T. Dicker-G. 23 W•
former make no profession of changing their reli- tive peace ; but this is the result of their patri- spiracy fn obtaining a sum of money from a young man, (Signed) OSCAR. N. Hunter and J. C. Sharpe, Cork-street, tailors-T. The William Hammond, from London to Adelaide, 19th,
gion, though they state that they are willing to archal rule which has been perpetuated by the wor- under a pretence of obtaining for him a lucrative situa- (Countersigned) PALMYSTERNA. Greening, N. Greening, and J. Greening, Warrington, in lat. 5 N., long. 25 W.
take their law even on that point from the peo- ship of ancestors, and the rule of ennobling the tion, and sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment. He WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 6. Lancashire, wireworkers, so far as regards T. Greenine_ The Titania, of Liverpool, Dec. 8, in lat. 40 N., lon
F. A. Hahnel and C. Ellis, Newton Heath and Ma cf 36 W. g.
ple of Nankin, and their liberal views seem to be ancestors rather than the descendants for any denied. that itffihad been his habit tof
.al . p
low ersons to re- 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Orlando ter, manufacturing chemists-J. Sutton and C. Sutt es-
the result of intercourse with Europeans rather deed of renown ; but this is Chinese not Mant- main in hi oce for the purpose o inveigling away and Frederick Cavendish Bridgeman to be Adjutant, vice Cle- Stroud, Gloucestershire, mercers-W. Chapman annd 41'
seducing simple country girls. ments, who resigns the Adjutancy only, Jan. 6. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK.
than from understan.ding the true principles of choo, and this prosperity is confined. to the poor Lowe, Sheffield, Yorkshire en ravers-C E. Bo d, *
Mr Norton assured him tint if he should b f
e. ound to 7th Regiment of Foot-Staff-Surgeon of the Second S. Gregson and H. F. Btidgeg so far as* reeardesnH.W.
F. miles., '
civilisation ; but they all have this characteristic and rural districts where mandarins only appear to do so •bY the police, who should now hay P f Lo k d
e their eye on Class Augustus ure oy c woo to be surgeon, vice Budge-R.Reynolds, R. Naykir, and J. Cros'sby, Sunder- *Pine"' NAME OF RAILWAY.; Receipts.
difference from the mandarins and their party- collect land taxes. These talk of ' constituted his Baiaar, he should find himself • •
again in a very awk- Mitchell, promoted on the Staff, Jan. 6. land, Durham, brewers so far as regards J. Crossby-E --
that they have ceased to be exclusive, and treat authority' and ' rulers,' and say that there was ward condition. 9th Foot -William Claude Elliot, Gent., to be Ensign, Jones, G. Paton, and l'' W. Nash, Live * -----
rpool and Pernam-
BRITISH.
all Europeans with marked civility, while the man- no immediate outrage that should have induced After a lengthened examination the prisoner was again by purchase, vies, Baeliln, w_heoorreetirees, jan, 6, buco-W. Still Chelsham Surre and C Still, Horse% 72 Aberdeen ..................„ ~ „s, -
Z 1,427 1 606
darins are, if possible, more distrustful and exclu- the people at this time to rebel. There has remanded, and at the next examination it is the inten- 10th Foot--pap.t .U. the 75th s ttl "• • sr, *
g__ H milton, from _ urrey, ca e salesman-J. Williams and C. L. Wurtzburg, 37% Belfast and Ballymena .............. 583 '748
Foot to be Captain, vice Chancellor, who exchanges, Noble-street, City, coin ' •
mission agents-S. Burrows and T. 17 Belfast and County Down.• .......... 167 388
' sive than ever. No high official will acknowledge been no time, I believe, for very many years that tion to take the depositions in two cases of extensive j„ '
.6. Hardy, Ipswich, plumbers-W. Bucknill and J Prow 33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 1,679 2,129
any service, no matter how great, if performed by the people had anything left to learn of human fraud against him. 18th Foot--Lieutenant Charles Edward Preston, from Nuneaton, Warwickshire, sur eons-A. Matthe •E.Oatsee' - Bolton, Blackburn, and West York .... - -
s ......... 4,917 6,235
a -European ; nor will they ask a favour in a woe ; and in any other country their sufferings the 26th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Kennedy, appointed G. C. Oates, and J. J. Mattheyg M ' •' 9, , se% Bristol and Exeter •• ..
, essina, Sicily, merchants 189% Ca1ed0nian............. - •...• •
straightforward way however much they may need would have been long since considered beyond LINENDRAPERS', SILK-MERCERS', &C., INSTITUTION.- Paymaster of aLßecruiting District, Jan. 6. so far as regards A. Matthey-E. Oates, G. C. Oates, and ..I}. OS
89 Edinburgh and Glasgow
s ieutenant Walter Hamilton Twemlow j m
it. A short time since they were very ill off for human endurance. I cannot conceive how people The ball usually held at this season in aid of the funds of frftl-0001,,-
34 Ft t b I.; • 'L hr h' •
h oo , o e ieutenant, vice 0 og in, w o j m
atthey, Messina, Sicily, merchants, so far RS regards J.
. atthey-G. W. Basham and J. Clark, Oxford-street, oil 9434 Chester and Holyhead ..... .... ~.... 3,517 3,847
6% Cork, Blackrock, and Pa.Ssage ••• • • • 180 142
money, so the Commissioner sent a mere coolie to can pass through the streets of this and other this society, took place at Willis's Rooms, St. James's, ex:lmps, Jan. 6. merchant-W. Harve J Harve and J T 20 Cork and Bandon .. • • .............. 182 -
Dall to say that they would pay me whatever I populous places, and see for themselves that the on Thursday, when, notwithstanding the severity of the 30th Foot-Ensign Lachlan Macpherson to be Lieute- Lancashire, cotto 7, * f 37.,
* ysoe, Salford, 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction ••.•• • • • 856 880
wanted if I would. go to Foochow for some, and, misery, which is the exception in other countries, weatter, itsThmembers and friends mustered in great nant, by purchase, vice Hepburn, who retires ; John Simon R. H. Cunliffe, je.e I.l3,ll;sa,bsg
rar4.3Nraeghatredns 51... a s oe- 6234 Dublin and Drogheda •.•••••• • .. • • • . 886 992
though their continuing the siege depended upon is the rule, and yet say that the Mantchoo is a Tsimre:rsiiested hnc yiasirnegi liseafxfulerii.edss of the institution Chandos HarnourteGent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice J. Oliphant, J. M. Douglas, J. Hamiltogn, and J. 7= 1:%
imlet:t:icildleinrgsrtoown .... • ..• • ..... 1,007 931
A b ath - ...... 498 474
y .e le. dto its distressed Macpherson, Jap. 6
their having it, yet they would not ask for it in a paternal Government. Can it be a good Govern- m n general wood cutters so far as re ards R
g, .H. Cunliffe, J. 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 783 -
embers, and the highly satisfactory report of the corn- 34th Foot-LieutenantJohn William Brooke, O'Loghlin, M. 31'N bb E ` ' '
a ,4. M Naghten, J. Rand, and J. Browne- 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen .. ...... 173 175
proper manner-not that in this case they would ment where infanticide is practised openly as a mittee of investi ' • hfr •• • f h 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Twemlow, who , - .
gation into te a airs, which it is known rom t e ,e. H. Mitchell and B. Williamson, Little Quee t t 68 East Angfian........................ 712 740
n-s 1:o.e ,
have obtained it, as we are strictly neutral. On means of delivering their children from what the is about to be submitted to the members led to an in- exchanges' 'Tan. 6. Holborn, and Haves-lane, Southwark ge 1 site East Lancashire • • .................. 4,135 4.614
this occasion. I asked. them, why they did not send parents consider worse than d.eath-or where the creased interest, as was fully proved by, the generous 40th Foot-Lieutenant Francis Henry Atherley to be merchants-John hums, James Lucas 'L. nera provision 322 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. • • .... 16,298 17,0.13
Lucas and T 95 Eastern Union
some of their fleet of junks ? They said there were humane, to save them from this, bring them up to support of the leading houses of the metropolis. The Captain, by purchase, vice Rundle, whoer_etieiretse;naEnnsir Lucas, Knuzden Brook, Lancashire, dye-wood grinders-2 78 Edinburgh, Pe•r•th, ft;cl•D•i•inele•o• •- - ' ' 9
...... 2,453 2,492
Thomas Ma.cpherson Bruce Gardyne, te b L
too many pirates outside-which I believe to be sell them into slavery, concubinage, or worse-where efforts of Mr. Adams and his efficient band, with Mr. uet, Y. It. Ferrell and T. Higgins, Princes-street, Hanover-square, 6 Exeter and Crediton.. •.. ..... ...... 125 17
purchase, vice Atherley ; Jacob Francis Bryant, Gent., to naval and military tailors-S. S. Deakin a 19 Fume"
nd J. B. Deakin, Railway ... • ... •• .. ...... 29 273
the case. They are a frightful incubus on the coun- the weak are oppressed, and where the rich can Henderson as the master of the ceremonies, and the re- be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gardyne, Jan. 6. She 5
1711 i Glasgow, and South-Western.• •• • ... 4,7 1 4,877
try. purchase exemption from punishments-except, in- fre shments provided bY Messrs. Willis, afforded perfect 41st Foot-Lieutenant William Johnston, to be Adju-
. ffield, Yorkshire, merchants-R. E. Payne, E. Eddi-
son, R. L. Ford, and W 283 Great Northern and E. L..• •. • • .... 15,528 21,489
. North, Leeds Yorkshire, atter- 188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 4,124 4,493
" Each day it becomes less possible that the Mant• deed, where they become so rich by their extor- satisfaction to nearly 4'oo persons. taut, vice Barnard, promoted, Jan. 6. neys-at-law so far as re ards W N th J
choos can govern this country again. ; their success tions or powerful b their crimes as to excite the [
ADVERTISEMENT.I-Fifty thousand cures have been 52c1 Foot-Ensign Arthur Henley, to be Lieutenant, by J. Jeffs, COventry, Wargwickshire leirh -. J. Wells and
.319% Grrit NoVuesn ;. •••••• .• •• • • •..... 13,665 17,576
against the many movements now in progress fears or the cu iditY of the Em eror ? Can that effected by Du Barry's delicious Revalenta Arabica Food, purchase, vic.„e G, ervis, , who retires ; William Atkinson, man and J. Freeth, Cortjham, W
a ielfstheersf-A. Tid- 25
9014 IfannicasStertianEd sCearrillisle•••• .... :: .... .... •••• :: 4,75991 1"
without medicine, inconvenience, or expense (as it saves Gent., to be -"sign, ley Purchase, vice Hentloey,
et.e6. James Palmer, John Palmer, and G. Palmrer, riVnieerrpso-ol 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire... ..... .... 17,819 18,126
has not been even probable for some time past. be a Government atyall where thepnormal state is
fifty times its cost in other remed. ies).- " Twenty-five years 3rd.ri:disooutt-EunrsuTanseWale It,rynale)breßyreneeea b
se ' sed, Oct. 2noten- tanners, so far as regards James Palmer -S. Arrow- :is e lieveedrspNo oelr,ticierornsb.y... ..
The affections ef the masses are extensively, and, revolt and internecine war-village fighting against ;tnd•3Zih•I•ao•r:i.••••••• 3-05 2;6
ner!ousness, constipation, indigestion, and debility, from an', wi F t__ smith and W. Isdell, • Manchester, fustian manufacturers 55334 ' London and North Western ... •... ..
I think, long alienated, and the exaction.s which village,-the mand 'n meanwhile folding his Pea t•'le ru
bh ncellor, from the 46,250 47 382
hich I had suffered great misery, and which no medi- 75th oo b jj) .
am exander a -E. Hunt and W. Hunt, Ipswich, Suffolk, book- sSe I London and Blackwall.• •• • . ...• .... 1,035 1,130
they have had recourse to to keep up this war arefast hands till one has been victorious, and has pe w 10th Foot, to e aptam, vice Hamilton, who exchan es 11
g , seers-W. Jackson, B. H. Jackson, and B. G. Jackson, 173% London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 9,975 10 531
TPes cine could remove or relieve have been effectuall d
y CHM j 253% London and South Western. ........
an. 6. Leicester, drapers, as far as regards W. Jackson J. 9,852 10:021
establishing a hostile feeling. I cannot but think trated some such enormity as that which took by Du Barry's Food in a' ver
y short time W. R
. that the literati and rich people are only waiting a place not long since, not far from Canton, where Reeves, Pool Anthony, Tiverton." "Ei ht ears' d • 2d. West Indi_a Regiment --Major StEtiisphzJe.2 Hill,
itl 0 Holdsworth and J. Hill, Halifax, Yorkshire, ironfounders _
41 lanndetdsette•rryln.dtEonnnia
, si
Tara - -I'l 325
"6
fair prospect of a turn of tide to turn with it, then five captives had wooden pins driven into the joints pepsia, nervousness, debility, with crams!, s;asms an
sci Ire:tiltriniaingloilzd,vaitlaiitEl e 2
h Miller to be 'Woe: ;Lift's-
FrerwaonolH. Vire T
lz•quay, Devonshire, Mx Manchester, Sheffield,andLinicooclthirce 7,-596 7,-756
the Tao-ping dynasty would have 110 diffiCUlty in of their knees and were thus left in the SIM tO nausea, for which my servant had consulted the advice without Ppurchase, vice Hiill; Lieutenant John Harpur to Warwickshire, clock 7takaers-T. F. Shi(l3l
ra,rajuanu.d
sKiu netoni: Ne Lfaarnehoegearnor Saerloisulth Junction .. •. .. 637 648
establishing their government solidly and quickly. starve,-and then only stepping in to say that if 0 finally, have been effectually removed by Du Barry's be Captain, without purchase, vice Miller ; Ensign Edward Joachim Shillam Great Dover-street, Southwarksansllt 498 N ?stead ..... e..::::::::•:••': 23 27 640
While each day's trial of strength shows the people he does not receive a certain sum from each village delicious food in a very short time. I shall be happy James Laughlin to be Lieutenant, w_i:hout purchase, vice collar makers-J.'G. Frith, J. Sands, W. Wallace, and J. 126 Midland Great Western (Irish) :. :: :. 1,81 2L'il4
their power, it makes, if possible, more evident the he will take them before the higher authorities ? to answer any inquiries. Rev. John W. Flavel, Rid- Ifarpur.; Christopher Frederick H. I, , t., to be En- ' Viney, jun., Austinfriars, City, so far as regards W. Wal- 7 ::17;4 ;Tiler 1 %des
a.n.d. .6 • .iis• .1. .. .. .. .. .•.. .. 787 950
sign, without purchase, vice Laughlin, d an. 6. 2,320 2,664
lace and J. Viney, jun.-H. Osborn, H. D. Osborn, and 119 North British ...ar....!•• -••
- ••
'• ••
weakness, the imbecility, and venality of the man- Can that be a Government where Chap-ut-say, the lington Rectory, Norfolk." " Three years' excessive
H *tal Staff-Staff-Sure on a the First Class Charles •• •• •• •• •••• .• 3,9'76 4,771
daring. Opiura is openly sold in the camps and pirate chief, long the terror of the coasts for his nervousness, with pains in my neck and left arm, and -wh °sin D
yte to be eputy Inspector-
'''e General of Hospitals, vice W. Banks, King's-mews, Gray's-inn, dealers in horses, so - North Staffordshire ..... ........... - -
far as regard.s H. D. Osborn-W Webster and G T 47 North-Western ... .
general debility, which rendered ray life very miserable, 725 1,062
fleets of the Imperialists, and they commonly, or barbarities, is promoted to honour, because they Shanks, deceased ~ Surgeon John Mitchell, M.D., from Clontt, Battle Sussex brickmakers A. Sykes, •C• 50 Scottish Central ...• •:•:::::.' • :: i•
has been radically removed by Du Barry's excellent the 7th Foot, to be Staff-Surgeon of the first class, vice 2,694 2,612
some of them go out to fight drunk with it. No cannot control him ? Some may say that it was Schwabe, B. Butler 'and G. S. Sp-reckley, ShaGghai• 32 Scottish Midland .: :: .: .....: •.: .. 3
doubt some of the rebels do the same, but this does politic, none would say that it was good. Can that f00,d," •
Fifty
Alexs. Stua:rt, Arehhcleacon of Ross, Skibbereen." Whyte, promoted ; Assistant Staff-Surgeon Patrick Sin-
years; indescrivable agentier
tfFe'm dyspepsia, clair Laing to be Staff-Surgeou.of Johoe Second Class, vice China, merchants, so 'far as regards G. S. Sprecklenv l'''
Buchanan, I. Buchanan, R. W. Harris, J. Young, J. 2:t7
29;4 Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... - -
%irreow,stigyuaniiiod Chioster •• • ... .... .. 1,515 1,733
not appear to be common among them. Opium be good government, under which the crimes n
s ervousne.ss, as hma, _co gh, Coos ipa ion,
.fi?.tulency, Lockwood, appointed to. the 79 l' t ; Frederick Moere Law, and R. Leekie, Liverpool, Hamilton and Montreal, 58 SouttPi Devon n - •............... 2,109 2,202
was and is a luxury, and therefore never common which brought do God'a judgment on pasms, sickness at the stomach, and vomittings, has Smith, Gent. to be Assistant-urgeon to the Forces, vice c anada, and New York BO far as r dJ Y
, egar s . oung and 281:114 routittlhi f'SVern ••••• • • • - *****
-• • - 15,077 15,595
among the poorer classes. The greater part of their the ' Cities of the Plain,' are systematised, if been removed by Du Barry's excellent food. Mari Jli L • (.• romOted on the Staff ; Thomas Macdougall Sleek- j. Law.
a oy, ainee le, , , es „„„ „ „ „
.......„, 2,336 3,411
fleet are pirates, .
hired to the captains of which they are not actually, or rather the houses Wortham Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." - Copies of testi- ley, Gent., to be Assistant Surgeon to the Forces, vice SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 77 South York., Doncaster, and Goole .• 1,325 1,751
vessels they have given ' Buttons,' which proves and procurators, the subjects of express revenue monials of 50,000 cures (including those of Lord Stuar Lightbody, promoted ; William Henry Brice, Gent., to David Walker, Prestonpans, H ler 40 Taff Vale ............... ...... .•• .. 2,314 2,530
at ingtonshire, grocer, 36 Ulster . ..... .........• -•• •• 965 1,111
their weakness and recklessness of character. There -the Emperors themselves being notoriously de Decies, Major-General Thomas King, Drs. Tire tte Forces vice R
be Assietioet Surgeon oth , oosmalecocq, Jan. 13, at the Star Hotel, Haddington. 68 Waterford and Limerick • • ... •.•.• • • 463 710
de ed
is no reasonable ground for believing that they a ng the worst offenders ? Shorland, and Harvey (gratis). In canisters, with full icLasEv , Jan. 6. .
Flo d D
ET.-Captam George Y. uckett, of the 3rd William Hunter, Glasgow, commission merchant, Jan. 25 West Cornwall • • ...• ••-• • • • 486 534
17 at the Waverly Tavern, Glasgow. 12 Whitehaven Junction .••••••• • • • •• •• 238 265
could govern the co _ .
untry (if they again obtai d mont• instructions llb 2s 9cl • 21b 4s 6cl • 51b 11 •
ne " --ma under their rule has filled up the mea- ' '' '' ' '' '' ' " e• 3 West India Regiment, to be Major in the Army, Nov. 11. ' ' 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick &
possession of it) upon their exclusive principles, and f her iniquities, and she will have to pass 121 b., 225. ; super-refined, 51b. 225. • 101 b., 335. The MEMORANDUM.-The date of the Commission of Lieu- -- York and North Midland & L eeds 22,856 25,989
It is impossible they can change. They might sure 0
as% through a fiery trial ; but out of it will come good. 101 b. and 121 b. carriage free. i3arry b. Barry and Co., tenant John Burke, of the 22nd Foot, to bear date 22nd An Account BANK OF ENGLAND.
pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap 32 for .
FOREIGN.
77 R t t t L d •al o Fortnu M
m ason, and February, 1853, in lieu of 15th March, 1853.
well hope to turn the Yang-tse-kiang_ and came it I dare not justifY wrong in any one, nor do I Cc: egen -se rate:
hero nmoane, t ,
sPiccadill ' OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JAN. 5. the Week ending on Saturday the 31st day of December, 1853. 57 lA Dutch Rhenish •••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • 1,135 1,423
tO run up to its source as turn the tide of opinion mean t that the insurgents are blameless
0 say ~.. purvey rs 3s y, _ y.
/ ADVERTISEMENT.]-DA RIC DAYS AND LONG Royal Regiment of ArtillerY.-Second Lieutenant Mark- ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
X X 183% Lyons and Mediterranean •• • • •,.....
63 Montereau and Troyes .............. 6,466 7,308
945 927
which is flowing in over China. They will have but me l tte facts which show that the blame 1
re ys a NIGHTS.-The nece Notes issued ...
ssity of having the most perfect eye- ham le Fer Taylor to be First Lieutenant, vice Moody, de- •.• '• 29,180,080 Government debt .... 11,015,100 63 Namur and Liege .. ••• • • • •......... 1,146 1,521
I ave known bet fth • •k dn
China for the Chinese when they 1 - rests with their rulers because 0 eir wic e ess, sight and hearing.-Messrs. S. and B. Solomons, opticians ceased, Dec. 2. Other securities ...... 2,984,900 443% Northern of France •• •• • ... - ...... 23,645 25,049
ter things than China affords ; they long. to throw their oppression and. neglect o ,
f the people which and o di t
et ss, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe- Corps of Royal Engineers-Second Captain Charles Fan- Gold coin and bullion 15,180,080 577 Orleans and Central* .. ..... ........
Silver bullion ........ - 240 Paris and Lyons .... • ............. 20,527 30,205
14,505 13 892
off the badge of slavery, and this feeling is extend- has brought them into the degraded state they opposite the York Hotel. Newly-invented preserving shawe to be Captain, vice Denison, Seconded ; First 84 Paris and Rouen. •.................
6,647 7'331
ing. A Singapore Chinaman said to me, beating are in, from which their conduct is a natural con- Spectacle Lenses. Immediately they are Placed before Lieutenant John 31arshall Grant to be Second Captain, £29,180,080 .£29,180,080 392 Paris and Strasburgh ...........,
..
59 Rouen and Havre •...
extremely imperfect vision, every object appears clear and vice Fanshawe ; Second Lieutenant Henry George Savage M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. •• •.. 2,760 3,493
his breast with vehemence, ' Our hearts are angry sequence. Dated the sth day of Jan., 1854. 66 Western of France •••• • • .• 3,500 3,962
against the mandarins.' "It is tho I ' I.•
ught by many that the mperia ists distinct ; the most aged, defective sight becames bright to be First Lieutenant, -vice Grant, Dec. 17.
and brilliant, is brought to its youthful, natural, and ori- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. JAN. 5. BANKING DEPARTMENT.
X X * The receipts include the traffic on the Orleans and Central, Or-
" Many people say, or affect that, the country will take this place. No doubt they could do so ginal state.-RoyalExhibitions, 1851.--A valuable, newly- Royal Re • e
gimen.. of Artillery-Gentlemen Cadets to bo Proprietors' capital . 14 553,000 Governm nt e u !ties cans and Bordeaux, and Tours and Nantes.
would be long settling down under new rule. I were they all honest and united ; but I verily be- invented, very small powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, Second Lieutenants-- Arthur Kennedy Rideout, vice Price, Rest... --.......: 3, 218,826 (includge.DeasdeWreight
think very differently. The greater part of the lieve there are members of the Triad SocietY among tet s!,z of a walnut, by which a person can be 'promoted ; William Henry Watson, vice King, promoted ; Pticin deposits (in- Annuity) .... ..... 15,044,330 -
Europeans in. China are influenced. by their wishes. them. It was said. that one of their admirals was answer le known one mile and a half distant ; they egeery Percy Tillard, vice gairnes, promoted ; Edward d g Exchequer,
Commissioners of Other securities ...... 17,570,123
Notes .............. 8,102,120 THE CONVI r!
CT ~UMMING.-Two petitions-the one
, ouse, very purpose on the race-course, at the opera- rn„; 1, + re 14„ ; W.ll th el
eenceesser ..,0..-..n, v.ce - _i_e_ea-, promoted ; Oliver National Debt, Sav-
I fancy it sv ould suit the views of some of those discovered to be a member d 1 h t'd to
,an t iat e rie 14 , country scenery, and ships are clearly seen Henry Atkins Nicolls, vice Jones promoted ; Donald ing's Banks, and Gold and silver coin .. 672,819 from the magistrates, and the other from a number of
engaged in trade that the Imperialists should sue- drown himself, but failed, and still remains an ad- at 12 to 14 mil T
es. hey are invaluable for shooting, deer- George Campbell Maclachlan, vice 'Collington promoted ; Dividend Aecotmts) 11,409,933 respectable inhabitants of Leith- were forwarded to the
ceed, and as they do not stop out long, their t • 1 It is also said th tth
urn mina • a ey are apprehensive
• _ stalking, yachting t rt
d t • t , o spo smen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, James Barton, vice J. IL Brown, promoted ; Charles Other deposits ...... 11,041,049 Horne-offiee on Saturday last, with reference to the case
would. be served during the short reign they could for Foochow, the provincial capital, and will have lienventeiounris. s. Telescopes-A new and most important ,
Tames Hope Johnstone vice Prosser, promoted ; Robert seven Day and other of William Cumming, who now lies in Edinburgh gaol,
continue. A.bout what would follo th d
w ey o not to leave wiliouut taking Amoy. Under any cir- owers in telescopes possessing such extraordinary Horsley
that some ' ' Cockerell, vice'Strangways, promoted ; Benjamin 1,172,664 , under sentence of death for the murder of his wife. These
care much to inquire. cumstances I fully believe their influence p ,3e inches, with an extra eye-piece, will
will be show distinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's ring, and the evils -
Humphre •• H rrison promoted ; Charles Watson
5.,, NICO a , . 441,395,492 X 41,395,4 etitions favourable
92 P represent that evidence to the pri-
"As might be expected, there are large numbers impaired. If they do not take it, their incapacity double stars ; with! the same telescope, weighing only 3 , vice on,avrwice H ,
iggon promoted , Legh Delves Broughton
H ard, promo et ,
t 1 • Georg Al '
e bort Augustus Dated the sth day of Jan., 1854.
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. soner has been discovered since the trial, and upon this
, ground they pray for a respite.-Seotsman.
of Chinese indifferent ; they have li. I
not ing to ose 9 will be made even more apparent ;if they do, they ounces,hcanililet seen a person's countenance three miles 1 Walker, vice Vibart, promoted, Dec. 21.
and they are too ignorant t k
o now that they might commit such outrages upon the unoffending that and a alfr4-eldlaent, and an object from 16 to 20 miles. Corps of Royal Engineers-Gentlemen Cadets to be - _ 1 [ADVERTIBEMENT.I-HolloWay'S Pills, an Effectual
They su other kind for the waistcoat-pocket. 1 Remedy for Gout and Rheumatism.--Extract of a
have anything to gain ; but there are numbers they will bring greater discredit upon themselves Pei lareevrerY Second Lieutenants with temporary rank-The Honour- BEARDS C
„d are o ,„ and all sizes, with increasing powers MING INTO FeTioNe-We are enabled to , letter from Mr. W. Moon, at Messrs. Godwin's auc-
whose hearts are with the movement, and these ' - ' - 'll t d f
if their conduct wi no pro uce a reac ion. accordingly. Opera and race-course glasses, with wonderful bl C
, a e ameron ro es
W tt ley vice Gra th td • ' °
'•
e N 11 n am'
romo e ,
p prophecy that beards are coming back again. Civilised ! tioneers Winch ster, dated April 8, 1852. T '
would be multiplied indefinitely bythe fall f P I,* I Lonsdale Augustus Hale, vic evi e, promoted ; Henry chins shall again repose in the shadow of perennial .1 11 1 . ' •e I h to inf o Professor
° e -in• " The inland. transit is becoming BO insecure thet Power , •
• en object can be clearly seen from 14 to 16 miles
Their respect for old age, arising out of their an- I went to Canton afi c distant. Deafness-New Discovery' -The Organic Vi- i William Hart Davis DumaTesq, vice Barber, promoted ; soty ; and the barber no longer condemned t pi o- , o loway.-Six,- eg . orm you that for years I
the teas which former y _ . _ re nd- Arthur Reid Lempriere,
.vice Kee, promoted ; George eap the I was 1 sufferer from chrome rheumatism, and. often laid
ceetral worship, would contiaue after a change of brator an extraordinary powerful and newly-invented • barren crop of a stilble field, shall be rest: r ' '
'ir, an outlet at Foochow. lt is much nearer to • ' I Longley, vice G. R. Lempriere, promoted, Dec. 21. red to his uy for weeks together, unable to move Iltt d d
w. sa. en e
governors ; this resolves itself into a kind of local Deafness entir 1 •
instrument, for
~ e y different from all pristine dignity as the artistic cultivator of man's dis-
'the t di t• t d when once they find their COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANTS. !by the most eminent surgeons here .b
t obtained no
gov,ernment, which is strengthened by their respect ea s ric s, an
.1. . others, to surpass anything of the kind that has been, . . tinguishing appendage. Already the martial moustache relief • and was iuduced to 0•t ' u •
way there the probabi i .
ty 13 that they will not re- or probably ever can be produced Be'ne of the Ist or Ro al East i
Middlesex Reg ment of Militia-Lieu- in
ho our county hospital.
for literature. Then they have a rudimentary t rohable that th - t - the skin, it'is not p e.pt*bl 1 •'. nables ' tena tEd yard James D son to be Ca t • •oil • the haughty imperial, and the daily expanding whiskers' The Ledical treatment thgere
turn to Canton. I think i e syane co our
tash 9 _roz. _ .1) a_in,tvice g vEre, , . owever, . being nfh ne
distinctly t h- ell- id
e ; it e
l.
1 •nd Dw 28 G like accredited heralds, proclaim the approachine advent avail, I left, and commenced u
teaching. in self-government in their many societies Pthe inl d
an trade 4eaf persons o ear a c urc an at pub lc as- ! resigne , en ; eorge u ler Cole, Gen .to be n- sing your pills, wbic , 1 .
northern insurgents may stop
the office-bearers of which are all elective ; and b ' th t I semblies ; the unpleasant sensation f• •
o singing noises in
' • sign ; Thomas Tropimus Hodges, Gent., to he Ensign, of the monarch, Beard ; the centuries of his banishment am happy to say, in a short time effected a perfect cure, -
proceeding to Canton in order to ring a p ace
they have an evident sense of the necessity for re- the ears is entirely removed ; and 1 affords all the assist. ' Dec. 27. are drawing to their destined close, and the hour and and enabled me to resume my employment.-Sold by all
Epecting +.l,
--e rights of propertY, as shown at all tron from
to terms. The Imperialists there are s g _ ance that possibly could be desired.-39, Alhemaele.atreet, 3d or Royal Westminster Light Infantry Regiment of the man are at hand to re-establish his ancient reign,- druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment,
their wealth." 1 Piccadilly, Observe, opposite the York Hotel. Middlesex Militia---Captain John James Glossop to be Rowland onthe Hair. ' 244, Strand, London,
.