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1r . • THE SU-N, LONDON WED'NESD'A YIEVENING APRIL 6 185 3 .
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a, nearles straight Piece of running up to the stands. A FROM TIIE, LONDON GAZETTE of YESTERDA Y ' MORTALITY- IN THE MET. ROPOLIS..
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SPORTI.YG: INTELLIGENCE.
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IVAVAL INT ELLIGENCE. term of leave has expired some weeks since, and the
1 notiee eves given before the bell rang for the weighing ..___eee______
ship is now in Plymouth Sound still short of hands. • 1
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that ale Emperor had been withdrawn. The betting BUCKINGHAM PALACE, APRIL 1.
EPSOM SPRING MEETING-Toetfoßßove.
NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED —.____....__
This day had audience of her Majesty :-
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IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL 2.
DEATH OF ADMIRAL SIR THOMAS LIVING- It is useless to.disguisellthde.factt.s ; theelmseenwbayre
krueenpninagn
from the service in a irec ions, was 3I to 1 on the Colonel. The start was a
good ohe and all kept in a cluster to near the dry The Prince di Carini, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
STONE, BART. The following is a list-of the-i--•aces and hour ef starting , .
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ditch, eehen the Colonel took the lead with Franc Plenipotentiary from the King of the kingdom of the Two Zymotic Diseases . ........... . ....... 2
Admiral of the White Sir Thomas Livingstone, Bart., a
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saeta
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Sicilies, to deliver a letter from the Duke of Parma, tenni- Diseases of Uncertain Seat
Organs of
died at his seat Westquarter, North Britain, on Satur- for the Epsom Spring Meeting to-morrow :--
..... 73 ' dealTheresreat
82 to a fair extent of American white wheat, by holders sge
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A d way they will, at all 1.0.-The Epsorn Trial Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 50 Picard just behind. In this way they came to the
nating his functions as his Royal Highness's Envo Extra- Tubercular Diseases
r . day. The venerable and gallant officer succeeded his en.
river, which the Colonel cleared admirably. Franc ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at this Couyrt ; 235 , milting to a reduction of 2d to 3d per bushel from last 116`'
d refuse all offers to enter her Majesty's ships, added. One mile. .
Diseases of the Brain. Nerves and Senses
68 1
mFloovure
frdeeeelliyn. ed.w.9bid too
Inlsdipaern
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asanrad
tshaecrke,aasni d dtoidi;,:
' father as tenth baronet, in 1795, and was heir and re- ab
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rites,:eatnhey are liable, after good-conduct service for 17 1.45.-The City and_ Suburban Handicap of 15 sovs. Picard gat 'aver it Second, and Lady Arthur third. And Monsieur de Iseu/ie, Envoy Extraordinary and
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bile e aLr it, anngds Bal on' odd - voetsbseerl s 175 day's price ; red wheats nearly maintained late fall°,
presentative of the attainted Earl of Linlithgow. He w
e to be flogged like Stapleton, the boatswain's each, 10 ft, and only sif declared, with a bonus of Peter Simple fell after crossing it, and hurt his jockey Minister Plenipotentiary from her Catholic Majesty, to
entered the navy in 1782, and served afloat 25 years.
150 sovs. added • the owner of the second horse to re_ so mucli in the head that he was unable to proceed e deliver his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minis- er . of
Respiration 420 , but yellow being scarce, fully maintained the 'pricese.
In the Monarch, 74, he witnessed the unsuccessful at-
ceive 25 sovs. ou't of the stakes. The winner of any the jockey of Augustine also fell, but soon recovered ter Plenipotentiary from his Royal Highness the Duke of
ymaatrse:-Morning Herald.
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs
659
Wdaplyhae,ratnte,art,ruelvdra::yihd)der.ae.
' last week. Oatmeal fully as dear, and in fair demew,
. tack on Martinique, in January, 1793. He commanded
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
awhich they were respectively introduced by the Earl of Digeston 75 Other articles of the trade moved slowly, at late rates. 1
Athdnienne, 64, in Sir J. B. 'Warren's pursuit to the handicap of 200 sovs. value subsequent to the pulica- from thisGmlisohapl. Tthef others got over safely. Meant-- PaTreno
tion of the weights to carry 51b, or of two such races time the o ne wen orward, with Franc Picard wai
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coast of Egypt of the French fleet, and when in com-
Fof Claren.deon., K.G her Ma'est 's Secrete of State for Diseases of the Kidneys, &c.
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or more, 101 b extra. To be run before the Great Me- ' ing on him ; but just before reaching the garden wall the
oreign Anaars, and.c'onductei. jl. byyColonel CrYornwall, Assis- Ch.ildbirth, Diseases of the Uterus &c. IPSWICH-APRIL 5.
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. ma,nd of the Renomm4e, frigate, captured the Vigilante, BOW-STREET.-RUFFIANLY ASSAULTS ON LICENSED
latter got in front. After passing the wall, however, he
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tent Master of the Ceremonies. Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles
Spanish brig, of 18 guns, under the fire of Fort Calla- VICTUALLERS. .-Patrick. Macarthy, was
fchiairged befo.re 2
3toropoTlibtam
TSwtaokyese.a;.
oBl3clsuSbtasies of 10 Boys. each, with took a wide turn, and this enabled the Colonel to resume
MASTER OF THE HORSE'S OFFICE, APRIL 2. Diseases of the Skin, &c.
rotes, in April, 1806. lie was not afloat from 1808 to Mr. Henry with assaulting the landlord o t e Fountain . .- e
blieeho , King-street, Drury-lane. On the previous 50 added. Half a mile. the lead, whilst View Halloo who had been gradually
The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Chazles Malformations 1 attendance, hence supplies of all grain were small. IV',
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1821, when he was appointed to the command of the P 9
m ht the prisoner was in the skittle-ground, attached to 3.3o.___Eighth year of the Great Metropolitan Stakes of gaining ground, took the second place, Bedford retain-
ing the third. At the bank at the back lanthe fell ; a Edmund Phipps, Esq ,to be Page of Honour to her Ma- Premature Birth and DebilitY 32 sold steadily, and not any cheaper. Sonie maltsters efs'
• . Genoa, 74, at Lisbon. Sir Thomas was a deputy lieu-
jesty, vice Crofton. .
45 peering inclined to buy fine barley, e+ave 368 to 37s eor
thge above house, creating a great disturbance with another 25 soya. each, 15 ft, and only sif declared, with a
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'tenant for the county of Linlithgow and of the Castle of man, and, on the landlord ejecting him from the house, the bonus of 350 sovs. added. The owner of the second little further GlenlYon overjumped himself, but soon .
FOREIGN OFFICE, APRIL 5. Old Age
Blackness. He married in 1809, Janet, daughter of prisoner struck and kicked him several times. A constable horse to receive 50 soya. out of the stakes. The win- recovered ; and near the garden the jockey of Augustine The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Robert Sudden 56 and peas nominally the same.
Sir James Stirling, Bart., who died in 1831. By the at that moment happened to pass the house, and the pri- ner of any handicap of 200 soys. value subsequent to was thrown. The position of those in front remained Bogle as Consul in Jamaica, for the Republic of Gaute- pER QUARTER. - TO
PER QUAIL- 4
decease of Sir Thomas Livingstone the following promo- goner was given into his custody. Police constable 131 F the publication of the weights to carry 511), or of two unchanged. Although only about half the distance was male. Violence, PHvation, Cold, and Intemperance ......
tions and removals take place :- proved taking the prisoner into custody, and on the way
such races or more, I°lh extra% Great Metropolitan now done, the race, barring accident, might be consi- Cominission by the Lord-LLieutenant of Middlesex. Causes not specified
To be Admiral of the Blue-Vice Admiral the Right to the station the prisoner seized him by the neck and
Stakes Course, two miles ana a quarter, to start at dered virtually at an end-the Colonel taking a long Algernon Frederick Greville, Esq., to be Deputy Lieu- Ditto, white (new) 47s to 53 Peas
Population Deaths in corre- Deaths Barley;malting ... 33s to 37s Flour, per
nearly throttled him ; he also struck him twice.
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oninlig DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES 1,748 ' Ditto (old)
Hon. Lord Wm. Fitzroy, K.C.B. vice the Earl of Dun-
lead, View Halloo going a good deal in advance of Bed- tenant, Dec. 13, 1852.
i.riac23k22l. ..
,o9ddOOs to 6 ,
donald, G.C.8., to be admiral of the white. The prisoner said the landlord struck him first, and he the winning ehair. 120 subs. .
Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Berkshire.
irDaivid.,..Anderson Blane, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant, Enumerated. sponding week in the
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To be Vice Admiral of the Blue-Rear Admiral Henry
t rwo tn. n 1
OHg ep ao -sets.
struck him aeain. in self defence. He denied. assaulting 4.30.-The Selling Stakes of 3 sc•s• each, with 50 sow. ford, ancldßetfoV rle oth.ers.. Iy that way the race
lant tahe 185. 1. of 18,2. Week AVERAGES FOR TEE WEEK ENDING APRIL 2, 1853.
" ry3334ssma
o'l°801:1:1s°11pt°,,,
the constable!'
NWoerstthDDiiitsrtriiccttss
added. The winner to be sold, &c. ' New T.Y.C.,
ecnontbculusdiase
tloallye
ren 10.
203
Hope, C. 8., vice the Right Hon. Lord Radstock, C. 8.,
S EfaConOrd7zSstTehEs
aEollE CIIA S E for 1,000 f., added to 100 f. entry, '''-aßoyal Berks Militie-John Mahon Williams, Gent., to
• Mr. Henry fined the prisoner 5/. for the assault on the three-quarters of a mile.
to be vice of the white, vice Sir John Louis, Bart., to be landlord, or two months to the House of Correction, and 5.0.-The Railway Pla,te of 50 sovs. (handicap), for all
be Ensign, March 16.
Central Districts 334979063,'234925766 - Barley
We hae!:.afLto7isr our tiers 969
wtc 7s:tratacll;ste4,3. 247 •
vice of the red.
committed hirn kir three weeks, without fine, for the as- ages. New T.Y.C. three-quarters of a mile. Any
Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of the Tower
UdaLyl,--,5325-omAa
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To be Rear Admiral of the Blue-Captain George sault on the constable. number of horses the property of the same owner may
to the 31st March. Weight 1451b5, with slbs on East Districts 485,522
PP
Frederick Rich (July 1, 1823), vice Rear Admiral D. James Sullivan WaS charged with assaulting Mr. Bailey,
stal t for this plate.
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oonr sde sbtohras to htaov es iveev eirl i
sr uennitnrya. p uGh lie
ne
tlreamc ee .0
oTohley steo- amlets.
James Holbert WilsonH, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieutenant, South Districts
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Price, to the white, vice Rear Admiral Sotheby, to the landlord of the Black Horse, Clemeets-lane. It ap-
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• red. • peered, from the evidence of Mr. Bailey, that, on the . . .
• Acriiin2g'S.Own Light Infantry Regiment of Militia.-Thos. Totals
if 0
entered his tap-room, HORSES ARRIVED AT EPSOM-The subjoined list com- .
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ride. is name, about 1,800 yards. 5 entries. Males B6l
A captain's good service pension is relinquished ley the Prfevious evening, the prisoner
Ranelagh J ohn GeSrge Thomson Esq., to be Captain, vice wheat from our own farmers, and hardly any fresh foil
promotion of Rear Admiral Rich ; and the appointment a
oan pleaced himself in fr nt of the fire, with the skirts prises the principal arrivals up to six o'clock last even-
Vicomte de Lamiston's li Pandolfo, aged, 1451bs Ogle, superseded ; Richard Hill 'Webster, Esq. to be Cap- Females
f his oat so spread outothat the other customers in the ing :-, Appleton, Babette, Bird on the Wing, ' Content-
of Captain Superintendent of the Royal Hospital and
(Owner) 1. taM, vice Rickford, resigned ; George Kitson, 'Esq., to be other side as they are worth here). The market was v ,e',
victualling establishments at Plymouth becomes vacant. th risoner assailed him with such a
room could ot see it. On being •remonstrated with b
one of the c n
ustomers, e p Y ment, Convusion, Defiance Evadne, General Gilbert,
Me Robert's m Safety, 6 yrs, 140Ibs (Sir R. Captain ; Wm. Henry Taylor, Esq., to be Captain ; Cleve- BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. firm, and all qualities fetched fully last week's rates. , ',,,,;
Sir John Hindmarsh (1831), becomes one of the senior volley of foul abuse that he was obliged to call Mr. Bailey Ha y Joe, The Heriot, Janina, Jack Leeming, Jullien,
(Clifton) 2 ring Redmen, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Cotton, re- • Males 1, 005 reign we make no alteration, simply because n 1)110
o , 0
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Vico .
mte de St Roman's in Fiction, aged, 1451bs signed ; John William Gordon Woodford, Gent. to be was done. In barle
captains, and Captain W. Warren (1841) comes on the to pnt him out, and in doing so the prisoner threw him- LoilZbow, fby La,uncelot out of Wedlock, Mouser (late
Ellen), Miss Em ,c by Napier out of Glenhawk's dam,
Lieutenant ; John Feetham, Gent., to be Lieutenant ; Females 904 y vety little business passing as ise
12s. 6d. half-pay list. self down on his back, and while he (Mr. Bailey) was try-
net him up, the prisoner kicked him with great force • . (Owner) 0 Leonard Strong Gent ,to be Lieutsnant, April 2. case also in oats ; beans are not pressing on tie; rear'
The successor to Rear Admiral Rich, by a new order ing to
• --.gh* k Uncle Sam, Varmint; Wink-
Narcissus, Peggy, Pug Orrock, Puritan; Pantomime,
Polly, Surprise, ipwrec , The obstacles in this race were nine in number, and
Commission b;the L'ord-Lieutenant of Nottinehamshire. Total 1,909 and we do not reduce our quotations ; for peas we ban f
inquiry, and. there is no stock. A moderate de u" '
, in Council, will not be allowed to count his time served on the most tendeT part of his person. Some of the cus-
the principal of them were the ditch, the river, and the
inas,,j,i
Ro al Sherwood Foresters or Nottinghamshire Regi- linseed cakes at our reduced quotations. Of rape,rei
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touters came to his assistance, and the prisoner was given
garden-wall.-Pandulfo jumped off first, but before
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at the hospital and victualling yard for his active flag ,
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field, and Weathergage. Snowd.on Dunhill amid several
in charge. Mr. Bailey was so severely hurt, and in such others are expected to arrive this day.
mentyof Militia.-Francis Rawson, Gent, to be Lieutenant. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. the maaket is almost cleared, and good green quellee,
rank..
reaching the stands was passed by Safety. She, how-
ever, slightly hesitated at the brook, and after crossing Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Cornwall. .
~ much inquired after. The arrivals of cattle bones are,'
- pain, that he could hardly walk, and he was fearful he was - , ,
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• injured for life. EPSOM STEEPLECHASES--FRIDAY. Royal Cornwall Rangers-Ernest Frederick Peel, Gent.,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 5. Mr. Henry said prisoner had committed a most cowardly , it, Fiction got a little a-head. At the garden-wall Fic- Stephen Nowell Usticke Gent., and John Borlase, Gent., The following are the present prices of grain :
44
to
46 Dpiittttror
KPoenteirgsvhbueii.•gghaii.d.33,o44.s°2tti°lol%ii
ACCEPTANCES FOR THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STEEPLE- tion went forward, anct kept in front to a fence in the to be Second Lieutenant's, March 26. LIGHTHOUSE AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE BAY OF I
and black 35 t,',4
The Duke of Wellington, 131, Captain H. B. Martin, assanit, and he should remand him for a week.
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CHASE. straight running, when she fell. This put her out of MANILLA.-Notice has been received at Lloyd's that two
C. 8., got up steam again to-day in the basin in order to ANOTHER ASSI.ULT.-.Tames Mahony was charged with
Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Kent.
give her engines another trial, and kept them working assaulting a man named Dowling, in Lincoln Court, Drury- , st lb si lit the race, and Panclolfo shortly after:took the first place West Kent Regiment of Militia.-Major Sir Thomas lighthouses have been erected at Manilla, the particulars Ditto white 47 to 49 Linseed, Black Sea_ '49 °it
the whole of the day. The result was very satisfactory lane.
British Yeoman 'll 7 The Hero (late Wood- and maintained it to the end, winning easily. Maryon Wilson, Bart., to be Colonel, vice Sir John .K. regarding which can be seen on application at the Secre- DWhfirmla: at'zytilcaEll,nnd:raliKeshiaigrefisd-rnl4:::::eas' graY
in every respect. The charge having been proved, the prisoner was fined 10 9 fold) +lO 5 On Sunday the 17th there are to be two other Steeple- Shaw, Bart., resigned, April 1. tary's office. The documents are too long for insertion. berg - II
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• The Agamemnon, 91, Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, 5/., and in default, committed to the House of Correction Maria Day
Quickstep
C. 8., rehoisted her ensign again this morning, and re- for two months.
Shinrone .. lO 7 Sam Hood 9ll horses that have run at La Marche, but never won- Leicestershire Regiment of Militia.-Alfred Whitby, CUSTOM-HOUSE -APRrL 5. burgh
ENTERED INWARDS.-The Countess Seafield, from New Danish, Holstein, and
ceived such of her crew as were passed as convalescent
Ringleader lO 5 the other the Selling Stakes for 120/. added to 12/. Gent., to be Lieutenant, Feb. 21.
out of Hasler Hospital. Fifty more of her crew were DISGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS.
entry. Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Essex. York ; Elizabeth, Caen ; Susan Ann Trinidad ; Saucy Frieslaud 42 to 44
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Lass, Alicant Koh-i-Noor Cochin an:l. Colomb • Tuscan Russian and Odessa
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•••• ACCEPTANCES FOR THE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE.
sent to hospital from the Camperdow:a hulk this after-
stmelb Western Regiment of Militia.-The Right Hon. Charles
Demerara • RLehelina Na'ples Florence, Bilbooa', Ellen' Oats En lish
noon. On Monday, Mr. Simpson, the well-known proprietor of st lb
CHRIST'S HOSPITAL. Heney Spenser George Cannin,g, Baron Garvagh (late Cap- Oporto ; Princess, Charente ; ;Lord Hardin e Bomba; DittO Danish
The Persian, 12, Commander T. Mitchell, sailed from Cremorne Gardens, waited upon Mr. Arnold, at the West- Caurire
Spithead last night for Sheerness to be paid off. minster Police Court, to solicit his advice respecting the Gulnare
Eastern Regiment of Militia.-Matthew Henry Lister, and Cochin ; Active, Santander ; Arsena Mariga 'Chare te-; Ditto Friesland
Navigateur Legue ; Lely, Trinidad ; Queen 'of Britnain; Ditto Russian l9 to 22 Rapeseed 291 10. to,r„
The Sprightly steam-vessel, Mr. George Allen, Acting followieg distrae•efulhparn°dZeldiinil :1; Quickstep
San Deseneciatrioif
ogeo:tartebent.iantioeetilte:;;aCntrylaaortl,tai7lS.dcu:celunr;
The election of a successor to the lamented Dr. Rice
32 to 84 Tares, English 42s to e
Applicant smug _ n rge posting. bill, headed 912 to be Ensign, March 3L
Master R.N., commanding, embarked a party of Go-
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ni n g 2B to 29 Ditto foreign
" Cremorne, V.R.," and which went on to state that The Hero
took place yesterday. Upon the present occasion, the
91
vernment olkcials this morning, and proceeded with
Commissions by the Lord-Lieutenant of Shropshire. Carthag
84 to 38 =no
old rule of confining the choice to the persons educated
on the foundation of Christ's Hospital was set aside for ward Hill, late gCaptain 68th Foo.t, to be Captain, vlce
Shropshire Re iment of Militia -Captain Alfred Ed- S t s
them to inspect the fortifications commanding Stokes' a grand fancy fair would be held on a spacious piece THE SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 3 soya. each, with 20
of ground adjoining Cremorne Gardens, - the type soya. added ; list 71b each (optional selling Weights) ;
deanLaeon, CalcUttaP; Herald, Guernsey ; Colonist, Cal- Peas white and yel. 38 to 40 ye Meal .
Bay and the Needles passaee. of the words, " will be held on a spacious piece of once round and a distance, about two miles. File) the first time. At a preliminary meeting of the Court Marsh, resigned ; Captain Henry C. Cotton, late Captain eutta ; Rosavie, Santander ; Clifford, Sierra Leo ; Oce , ' • •. ..
The Fire Queen steam despatch yacht, Master Com- ground adjoining," being so arranged, and of such horses to start, or the public money will not be added. of Almoners, under the presidency of His Royal High- 21st Fusiliers, to be Captain ; Godfrey Russell, Gent., to Rouen ; Reaper, Berbice ; Lockett, Shanghai •nWe orwiachn,
mending J. Paul, has been refitted and re-embellished, a small character, as to escape the first glance, stated Nom de Guerie, 30/. Legacy, 40/, ness the Duke of Cambridge, the names of three gentle- be Lieutenant ; Roger G. C. Owen, Gent., so be Lieute- Charente ; Arno__ ,n Launceston ; William Wilberforce, Brls. CORK-APRIL 4. -
and will quit the dock on Thursday, when the Conflict, that he had with reference to this and its subse-
Ctirrene„Y;ol
Trust-me-not, 30/. Seven-and-Sixpence, 20/. men were selected, among them Mr. Harper, head- nant ; John Bennett, Gent., to be Lieutenant ; Charms Charente e Isabella, Jersey ; Rematm Engelkina, Oporto ; - White wheat...oos Od to 00s Od Os Od-g• -
8, screw-sloop, will take the vacated space to complete quent gathering of an immense assemblage of the very
Napoleon, 20/. master of the King's school, Sherborne, who afterwards Phillips, Gent., to be Lieuteiaant, March 31. Jantina, Seville • St. Andre, and Glaneuse, Port L'Abbe ; 12 Redwheat 23s Od to 00s Od
her refit. refuse of society, to complain not only of a most serious MeriinLent, 5 Yrs, 301-
disgraceful nuisance, but of a gross deception practised Gnlnare, 20/. The Brewer, 20/. withdrew from the contest. The Court of Governors, Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Surrey. Petra, Bilboa ; 'City of Paris, Boulogne ; John Wick- Ditto 00s Od to 00s . 0400 s Od-e2O d°‘
- the üblic calculated to do him a serious in• as the su erior power, mot thi! day for the purpose of 3d. Regiment of the Royal Surrey Militia.-To be Lieu_ liffe, Bombay ; Elbe, Hamburgh ; Benita, Lisbon ; - Ditto
P
00s Od. to 003 Od
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 4. upon p , Jury, The Slashing Painter, 40/. The Trojan, 20/. '
and a great personal indignity inflicted upon himself. Timothy, 20/. Jackey, 20/. selecting from the twO remaining candidates, namely, tenant-Colonel Commandant. - Thomas Chaloner Bisse Jenny Lind, Aveiro ; St. Jean, Caen ; Ada, Mogadore ;85 Barley l2, 8d to 14s Od}
A court-martial assembled on board the Impregnable A person,with whose name he had upon inqniry become Eugenie (late Thursh), 40/. the Rev. Andrew George Jacob, Doctor of Divinity, Challoner, Esq„ formerly Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Governor Maclean, Cape Coast Castle ; Salisbury Har- - Ditto OGs Od to 00s Od. 00s Od-00 cl°'
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Mciolitia,.sMoarchb
of the 4th Royal Surrey Light Infantry Regiment, Local risme, Charente ; Lannen, Lisbon ; British Empire, - Ditto 00s Od to 00. Od
this morning, composed of Commodore Seymour (pre- acquainted, had taken a piece of ground immediately
and the Rev. Henry Newport, Master of Arts.
,
26t.h Lord-Lieutenant of Sierra Leone ; Camillus, Demerara ; Inka Giezina, - Bere 00s Od to 00s Od Os ott I
sident), Captains Mitchell, Lord E. Russell, Nias, adjoining Cremorne Gardens, and had there unlawfully set
At the hour appointed, the Counting-house, and the
Cambridgeshire. and Selsea, Groningen • Clara Maria Oporto • Anniechona, 261 Oats 9s Od to 9s 11d
Daeres, Lowe, Hutton, Freemantle, Goldsmith, Chem- np a fair of the very lowest description • and in order to CROXTON PARK RACES-YEsTERDitY.
various thoroughfares or court-yards leading thereto, mml 8.1 ns 7 e
9s lld to lOs 6d lOs Od - cl6' i
bers, Gla,sse, and Buckle, to try a seaman of the Hogue, render the thing attractive, and impart 'to it a stamp of me -e,
Cambridgeshire Militia. - - Lieutenant and Adjutant —; Forest Queen, Jersey • Swift', Adelaide &c ; Lady 266 Ditto
10s 6d. to lls Od ,
60, screw guard-ship, Captain Ramsey, named Jewell, respectability, the proprietor of the scheme had most dis-
adopted, not only the style of heading exhibited ...Lie .. ABNER'S PLATE of 53 sovs., and 10 to tlie second d
.
imated appearance, the nuinber of
Micheal Dickment to lee Captain ; James Michael Hankin Valiant, Mauritius ; Creole,' Dominica. ; Hendric•ka, and 189 Ditto
overnors attending the election being greater than can
Keesiena, Groningen ; Carolina, Nantes ; Kremlin, 6 Pigs 423 Ocl to 42s 6d Oils Oci per el° i
horse. Four-year-olds, list 31b ; five, 12st ;' six and assume a very an
Turvin, Esq., to be Lieutenant, March 30.
for deserting the ship. The seaman, who is quite a gracefully
Shanghai ; Melons, Guernsey ; Joseph Hume, St. John's, Quantity sold at the highest prices •
youth, having been lately rated, pleaded guilty, stating in his
.announcemo eets,. butbhad used the name of his pro- aged, 12st 81b ; mares allowed 31b. Ridden by far-
mers or farmers' sons. Heats, two miles. 1 The preliminary proceedings having been gone Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Somersetshire. NB ; Lord Hardinge, Valparaiso ; Susan, and CoUrier 00 barrels white wheat ; 0 red • *---- 'II
that his oaly wish was for a sea-going ship, and as a perty in a most bjecteona le wey.
.Apart from tie* it
North. Somerset Reeiment of Yeomanly Cavalry.-John G• e;risey Index, St. Kitts ; Ernst, • Arendahl • Albi '
on, oats ; 5 pigs. ,27 barley ; 0 Toro ,
M G M h' • b g Wartnaby 6 yrs h
r. eorge arc s, jtm., r t rough, the election, which was by ballot, commenced.
was a most serious nuisance as it might be termed at his f3se remembered for ina,ny years.
Hippisley, Gent., to bbe Cornet, vice Blagrave, resigned, Guuernsey; Hobroe, New Orleans ; Lowe Oporte.
proof he had joined the London for that purpose ; his very door, and frequenters Of his establishment would have (Mr. Morries) 1 1 The abilities and high character of each of the candi- March 31.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.-fie City of Paris, Return of cattle sold for week ending A ril 2 :--
former character being very good, the court sentenced to wade their way through a mass of persons from thepur- Mr. Joseph Vincent's br h Free-trader, 6 yrs 2 2 dates having been dwelt upon, each of the governors re- BANKRUPTS. for Boulogne ; Elbe, Hamburgh ; Julius Cmsar, Malaga ; Pigs, 499. Sheep, 3i 3. Cowsi,)73.
him to three months in the^ county gaol. Court- lieus of the very lowest neighbourhoods.
.3 ceived two printed slips of paper, bearing the name William Wright, draper, Mahlon, to surrender, April wm. Septimus, Dunkirk ; Bore, Port Philip ; Hibernia, CORE.-Flour- First, 15s Od to 16s Od ; extra, 17,'10,
Mr. Henry Woolhouse's b g Melton, 6 yrs
martials sere very prevalent. There will be another Mr. Arnold inquired when the fair commenced ? Mr. W. Kirk's b g John Hamlin, 5 yrs '4* of either gentleman, and each governor having made his 14, and May 12, at twelve, at the Oourt of Bankruptcy. Alderney • Juanita, Seville ; Gamen, Cadiz and Malaga ;
TY, Camilla, Lemerara ; Walmer Castle, Sydney, &c.; Amen, seconds, 13s 6d to 14s 6d ; households, lOs to 13s Ocl ;,`ll3l
here on Wednesday next. Mr. Simpson replied. that it was annoimced for that da
Y Mr. John Sharp's eh g The Knight, 5 yrs
7s Od to lOs per cwt. Meal-Indian meal, 7s 9d to 04,4.
(Monday), but in effect, might fairly be fetid to have com- Mr. William Gill's br h John Kemp, 4 yrs 6 dis Frederickartreet, Old Jewry.
7 die selection, at three o'clock the numbers were announced Johnson, official assignee, Basinghall-street ; Overbu
as follows :- Launceston ; e Isabella, Genoa ; Hensina, Elsinore, &c. ; oatmeal, lOs 6dto lls Od ; wheat meal, lOs to lls Od Pet 6 61' '
CHATHAM, APRIL 4. menced on Sunday, when there were stare, swings, races, Mr. R. C. Coy's br mby Drayton, dam by Staple- Rev. Andrew G. Jacob, D.D. . l4O William Crowley, wheelwright, Newport Pagnell, April Visitor, Marseilles; Caledonia, Hamburgh ; Sylph, Brus- Indian corn, 71 58 Od to 8/ Os Od per ton. Bran, 41;4° '
Commander "Warren took up his 'commission 'for the shooting, singing, and the most ciasgraceful scene being
ton, 5 yrs
Star, 8-gun brig, this afternoon, and immediately enacted all the aftenmoon and evening, by an assemblage
First Heat-Betting-6 to 4 agst Wartnaby. Won Th l - hd t the office is, we believe, 800/. Whitmore, official assignee, Basinghall-street e Sargent Valiant, Mauritius ;,Lochnagar, Port Philip. 355; dealers, 355 Od to 5040 d ; aver 0 '• str+ pl
age, s per ton. s, ei
hoisted the pendant. composed, as it might well be supposed, of the very dregs . esa ary attac e o
and Justice, Essex-court, Temple ; Jagger, Brrmingham. CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO.-The Mary Ann, Farmers, 22s Od to 26s Od ; average 24s ; dealers, I°' rei°
of society. Individually, he (Mr. Simpson) felt tha a
t easily by three-quarters of a length. . per annum with a residence.
Charles Grant Wilson, woollen warehouseman, Foster-
' The undermentioned shipwrights, &c., have been su-
y Second Heat-Betting-2 to lon Wartnaby. Won - ' . for Corfu, &c. ; Catherine, Haanburgh ; Lelia Rookh, 32s Od ; average, Os. per ton. Breali-Wheaten loaf, 'el
great indignity and disgrace had been put upon him b
lane, Aprills, and May 28, at twelve, at the Court of Konigsberg ; Planter, Demerara, &c. ; Undaunted, Gee- Od ; household ditto, 6d to Od per 41b.--Eresh butter, 93;eit
pera,nnuated :--james Bennett, leading man, 34/. per the name of his establishment being associated with such -a by half a length ; a length between second and third.
MARKET INTELLIGENCE. Bankruptcy. Nicholson, official assignee, Basinghall- long ; Rostock, Melbourne ; Gleaner, Calcutta ; Vivid lld per lb. Eggs, 4s 4d to 4s 6zl per lumdred. Meat -00,
annum ; Thomas Foster, John Ethell, and George disgraceful proceeding, and would feel obliged by any ad- The SCURRY STAKES of 5 soya each, with 25 added ; for
street ; Reed, Langford, and Marsden, Friday-street
4ed to 8d ; mutton
-•
$ Buenos Ayres ; Panther, Ostend ; Seine, Bul N ' , sed to q.l ; veal, 4id to 6)ld ; perl't,oP;
o ogne ; ep- -
Hammond, shipwrights, 241. each per annum ; Samuel vice or interference the magistrate could suggest. three-year-olds and upwards. Various allowances. ~ .., Cheapside.
6d. ; bacon, 7d to 721,d-; sausages, 6d per lb.-fish, No/I'oos
tune, Hamburgh ; Menai, Calais ; Concordia, Rotterdam •
Hodges, labourer, 15/. per annum. Mr. Arnold observed that, as regarded Mr. Simpson's p tonal selling weights. Half a mile. 3 subs.
0t• P ' C t f t d )
( From the London New rice urren o yes er ay.
Edward Hunt, auctioneer, King William-street, CitY, Prince Albert, Guernsey ; City of London, Dtmkirk. ' land, 11/. Os to le/ 'fis per ton ; Scotch herrings, 310 0.600
_ individual complaint of using the name of his establish-
Lord Chesterfield' f b C 11 t fM.
s y ounse or, ou o iss Lucy, SUGAR.-To-day the market for West India sugar pre- April 19, at half-past two, and May 10, at one at the Red, do., 30s per brl.-Potatoes, white, 9d to 10d ;,,„,'- 1°
ment he could not make the offenders amenable before a
WOOLWICH, APRIL 5. .' • , • • 5 yrs (h b), (40/), lOst 41b (Capt. Berkeley) 1 sented a dull appearance, and the rates accepted aye rather Court of Bankruptcy. Groom, official assignee, Abehurch- LIVERPOOL-APRIL 5. 11d to 12c1.-Coals, Newport, 21 • L l''' e
8 , ydney, 211 ;Cu „fp i
. magistrate. Mr. Simpson s remedy must be by injunction
Od. per ton.-Whiskey, 25 0.p., tis Od per imperial gl'''' Om
PROMOTION.
Mr. Goddard's Priam the Third, 4yrs (40/.) der thee Friday for both grocery and refining sorts
2un ee of - lane ;Miler and Horn, King William-street. A submarine convulsion from E. by N. to W. by S
in the Court of Chancery
I 3At the public sales of 120 hhds Demerara crystalised John Llewellin, haberdasher, Bristol, April2o, at twelve, Hides, market, 30s to 355; Salted, 30s to 38. per cwt. 0/
which lasted above five seconds, was experienced on the'
Mate-William C. F. Wilson (1852), serving in the Mr Simpson called upt..in ase tfthV li ' • f Count Batthyany's the Monk, 4yrs (60/.)
rgean o e c vision o
prices declined ls per cwt•-good greyish selline at 38s to and May 16, at eleven at the Bristol District Court. 13th March in lat. 38 N. lon. 32 W. by the Nile, a 'ved skins, 33,c1 per lb.-Bangor slates 2/. 17s. 6d to -3/, per te°l/,
Winchester, 50, flag-ship of Rear Admiral Sir Fleetwood i• • -
po ice, who wee present on other business, who confirraed Betting-2 to lon Priam the Third. Counsellor filly
395, low to middling 35s to 37s 6d, and brown fi-om 33s to Miller official assignee 'Bristol ; Metteram and Kni ht Fleece wool, 00s to 00s per stone.-Hemp, 381. to 4e;e,
g , here.
B. R. Pellew, C. 8., on the East Indies station, is pro- his account of the disgraceful scene g '
can on. made most of the running, and won easily by a length
34s 6d per cwt. Total purchases are only 166 hhds, &c. Bi mingham-, or Pridea'ux Bristol. ton-Timber, Memel, 3/. lOs ; red pine, 3/. 10s ; yelic7is
A The Robert Kelly, for New York, has just put back.
'noted to the rank of lieutenant. Mr. Arnold, Ilea ing looked attentively through the Act and a half. Half a length between the second apd third. REFINED.-To-day Refined Suear was purchased with r - DIVI
' DENDS. • The Woodstock P 1 °nth to Melbou e e 3/. ss. per ton; deals, 161. to 18/. per hundred.-1311:0
, ym rn , was spoeen
The Fearless, steam-vessel, in charge of Captain Bul- of Parliament for the Huppression of unlawful fairs, found Captain Little claimed the winner. e
caution for home consumption, and prices declined, brown At the Court,Basinghall-street. Feb. 10, lat. 3 N., ion. 22 W. ' 8/ to 10/ 10
. . s. per ton.-Tallow, 46s to 471 per cwt. et,
lock, recently employed in her on the surveying service, that, -•tv.hile some absurd forms were being gone through,
The GRA.rinv HArinicAP of 20 sovs ea h 10ft d 5 only lumos selling at 45s 6:1 to 465, and low to fine grocery 46s
c „ an
Camden-town baker ne Port Phili
R. H. Murray, Alfred-place„ . , The Neptu , pto London, was spoken Jan. 71. lOs to 0/. per cwt.- Tar, Archangel 19s per larl.---u
- is to be delivered over to the authorities at Sheerness. an affair of this description might be carried on for some
- 6d t- 48 61 t I hdS t h•
o s i per ew . n crus e ugar no muc is
Peruvian, 10/. lOs to 11/. per ton. ' • •
the rejudice of eve res etable mai libourho
The services of Captain Bullock, and the other officers of days,.te .13 rY Pe g if declared, &c. Granby Course ; about a mile and a April 26, at twelve-J. L. Heathorn, Abchnrch-lane City, 10, lat. 50 S.
, .
th impunity. . wi' half. 65 subs, 37 of whom declared. doing for export, still rates are sustained. shipowner, April 26, at one-A. B. Stace, Strood, 'Kent, The Charles Holmes, Liverpool to New York, was ,
that rank engaged in surveying duties on the home sta,-
Metußmus.-To-day the quantity of Mauritius Suear •
wiMr. Sim ked that he had been in communica- Mr. Hunter's Orpheus, by Orlando, 4yrs, lOst 61b
pson remar
A '1 12 t 1 WSt la' and J. Ster- spoken March 24, lat. 51 N. lon. 22 W.
e ironmonger, pn ,a e even- . e mg. RAILWAY' SHARE MARKETS.
tions have been dispensed with, which will effect a say-
-1 offered was greater than previously, and ameunted to 18,900
don with the Commissioners of Police and the parish au- (Mr. Evans) ling, Bow Churchyard, City, merchants, April 23, at half- The Locknavar, Port Philip to London, was spoken • ,
' ing of 1,400/. per annum. It is expected that the highest
0 bags ;of this, 15,000 found buyers at prices fully 6d per past one J G Lacy Great St Helen's Bishopsgate- March 4, lat. 29 N. lon. 36 W. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 5, #
thorities. The former, it seemed, had no power to put a Mr. Saxon's Caurire, a d 10 t 10lb
ge, s ... . .
,e' cwt emder those of Friday ; fine yellow went at 36s 6d to - • • - - • 2 '
street, gun marinfacturer, April 3, at two___Ellea-,beta at, Helier, Oporto to Sydney, Feb. 6, lat. SN. lon. STOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market continuca
no
raaik of naval officere employed on the syrveying service stop to the fair. Lord Chesterfield's Humphrey, 6yrs, lOst 51b '3, 37s 6d, low to good 34s 6d to 36s good to fine brown 32s Chapman Waltham Abbey,-Essex, farmer, April 22, at 23 W. and inanimate, without material change in q tativil
on the home stations in future will be commanders, as Mr. Simonds an inspector of the B division, said that Mr T. Da.wson's Russborough, 6yrs 12st 91b 4to 34s ord to mid 30s to 31s 6cl', love 27s to 295, coin to hlet'l -J Webster and Gxl Simpson, Tower- Enchantress, Shield.s to Calcutta, Feb. 7, lat. 4N. lon• Eastern Countiee 13 • East L h* ee C -
a -pas
.e even . .
there are numbers of that rank in every way qualified there had been 'two others in the district some time ago, Co:lnt 'Jk• - C - ' d'o 61b 0 '
Batthyany s ac -in-the- orner, age ,i. st 3 • "6 61 t 37 6d dfi 123 t • •
good grey 33s to 6s superior ~ s t o s ,an ne street, City, merchants. Apri , a one. 24 W. Had encountered very bad weather, and lost bul- Southern and We;tern '531 •Gr ancas ire, 18-h'; er'o4
, 2 eat Northern 20$; P,„ ik:
for surveying the coasts and rivers of thei country. . hut that the police could do nothing with them
' Mr. Smith's Harp, syrs, lOst 111 b 0 grainy yellow 39s t 0,408 per cwt.
In the Country. warks, &c.
British, 8i ; St. Helen's lililway and C ' • '-'-'I '
It is not intended to appoint a successor to the late Mr. Arnold observed that there was no doubt that the
EAST INDIA.-To-day there was not much desire. to
anal, 66, t
Mr. Martin's Remunerator, 6yrs, lOst 101 b sena-lied J. F. Lawrence, Wookey Hole, Somersetshire, paper
Eastern and Dove 22a •
Captain Edward Johnson, ot the compass department, as party was indictable at common law for a nuisance, and
lOst 121 b)
o was, 5,780 bags, and only 2,050 sold at 6d reduction ; maker, May 6, at eleven at
, the Court, Bristol-R. Prit- DARDANELLES, March 19.-It blew a violent gale here r„ Dutch Rhenish, 2B dis. 1.
—_._.
t hat duty will be performed by any of the masters sta- from what h.e had heard, he was of opinion that thi must
Mr. Magennis's Heriot, syrs, llst 51b
Beirtres good to fine white went at 375. to 38s, low to mid ,
chard, Carnaryonshire, ale and porter dealer, April, 28, at on the 17th instant. The Peacock, from Liverpool to Con- 21..A.NCHESTER A 5 . 7
, PRIL • itr
tinned at Woolwich, who will be allowed a certain sum he la
~,. e zmglizov: xi
i=e, a that the parish authorities were Lord Chesterfield's Gladiole, 6yrs, llst
35s to 36s 6d, superior grainy yellow 39s 64 to 40s, fine i
e eve ,
nat the Court, Liverpool-R. Welsh, Rudders- stantinople, and several other vessels, got on shore, and STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been steadY,:',l'
for each vessel whose conitiasses has to be adjusted at
of that opinion, and he should see them again upon. the Betting-2 to 1 east Heriot, 3to 1 agst Humphrey,
soft yellow 34s to 31s 6d. Madras is yet plentiful, and of field, woollen cloth merchant, April 29, at eleven, at some still remain, but will be got off. out much improvement in busine s. L eds Stec' 11'
Greenhithe. This arrangement will save an annual sa.- subject. Such an indignity as he personally complained of sto 1 agst Harp, seo 1 agst Caurire, 10 to 1 agst Re- 6,000 bac,s in public sale a very small part only sold at the Court, Leeds -J. Wilton, Sheffield, linendraper, The Olinda, from Hobart Town to Port Philip, was to- ditto Fifths, 415-16 dis. ; Sheffield: 304 ;e I* to Preefleis .
lary of 300/., and a, house rent equivalent to 100/. per could only have emanated from a most dishonourable per- munerator, 10 to 1 agst Russborough. The winner was rather low terms, low to mid grocery at 32s to 345, and April 30, at eleven, at the Court, Sheffield-J. Bertram, tally wrecked on the Eddystone Point, N.E. extremity of Dovers, 22 9-16 ; Edinburgh and Glas owc,it37; L'z'f;-1
• annum, that sum being allowed to Dr. Burns, the medi- son, and he (Mr. Simpson) would do his best to disabuse not backed. ord to fine soft yellow 29s to 32s per cwt. Sheffield, ironmongee, Apia 30, at eleven, at the Court, Van'Dieman's Land, previous to Dec. 23. . nians, 318 ; Midlands, 733 ; Whitehavengand Fuentes, ''
cal officer of the convicts at the Royal Arsenal and the public mind.
Sheffield -W. Atkinson, jun., Goole Yorkshire, ship- The Coureren sailed from Middlesboro for Alexandria
Gladiole, with Caurire, Heriot, Humphrey, and two MOLASSES.-Few buyers are to be met with, but supply .
--- , ' ,
Dockyard, Woolwich, he having applied for permission
wright, April 26, at eleven, at -the oourt, Leeds -W. on the 19th of Oct. last, and has not since been heard of. BIRMINGHAM, APRIL -5. ', ~,d
.. ..
or three others well laid up, made the running to the being limited in price, scarcely any change has decurred.
- - - -----to -occupy the house allowed to the late Captain Johnson, '
Wood, Hoyland Nether Yorkshire, timber merchant,
STOCK EXCHANGE.-Thero was a little more 0- es,
instead of the 100/. he now receives to pay the rent of THE LOSS OF THE DUKE OF SUTBBRLA ND turn into the straight, where Caurire took the lea,d, fol- West India. is held for 16s to 18s for low to fine Tiality,
1 d ' tth t d Bengal and Mauritius 14s to 15s, Cuba and Porto Raco 17s April 26 at eleven at the'Court Leeds-G Alletson jun
, „ . • _ , ~
.VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. done in this market to-day than of late, Ana sharees,e/S
STEAMER. owed by Humphrey, Orpheus rawmg up ; a es an
and J. W. Tebbs, Wakefield, Yorkshire, dyers, May 2, at The Kremlin, Shanghai to London, Jan. 29, lat. 35 S. more inquired after. Birmingham and Stour '''
the house he now occupies in Woolwich.
Orpheus came with a rush, deprived Ca.urire of the lead, to 18s per cwt.
half-past eleven, at the Court, Leeds-C. Edmonstone, ion. 18 E.
As -
COCOA.-Purchases in West India have been on a small
were done at 10.
ABERDEEN, MONDAY. and won easily by a length. Same dista c b
n e etween
scale, and prices incline downwards, although the suppiy is
, . Over Darvren, Lancashire, paper manufacturer, April 26, The Fairy, Bombay to Liverpool, Feb. 9, lat 19 S. lon.
. -. s
the second and third. The others beaten off. at tw 1 at the Court, Manch te
es r-J. Burt, .T. Burt, 3W. -
FLOGGING A...VD DESERTIONS IN THE NAVY. It now appears that the precise number of lives lost moderate, and constunption still larger than last year. The • e ye'
jun., and W. T. Watson, Manchester commission agents, The Hope, Bombay to Liverpool, same day. „,„ LEEDS, APRIL 5. to
in consequence of the wreck of this steamer is sixteen, SWEEPSTAKES 0 0 sovs. eac , wit a e,or w
f 1 - h 'hsodi d • f t - fT • 'dad l t 'cldr d•356d t 38
value o rim , ow omt mg re ,is s o s,
STOOK .bIIC 'ill° I
____,•,_.___
ear-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. Winners good to fine 38s 6d to 43 ,g y
s re from 31s to 35. and Gre- April 26, at twelve, at the Court, Menchester-I. Orrell, The Juliet, Bombay to the Clyde, March 22, lat. 3N. change this HANGE.-The share market is et? ire
10 e
the total number on board having been 54 or 55. The y
' Radcliffe, Lancashire, cotton rmanufacturer, April 28, at lon. 21 W. to the folloZnegrali'cg• The business done has been ee.
' Mr. Williams, the member for Lambeth, gave notice following is a list of the extra. Half a mile. 7 subs, nada 30s to 36s per cwt.
twelve, at the Com t, Manchester. The Enchantress, Shields to Calcutta, Feb. 17, lat. 4N. North Westerns,inel7.' of
'which
" give the closing Pfl
on Monday night in the House of Commons of his in- DRowNED-Edward Howling, master ; Miss Bremner, Mr. J. Adkins's Contender, Bst 71b (Thick) 1 TEA.-Only a limited business has been concluded in low
PAYMENT OF DrVIDENDS. lon. 24 W. Os 9d ; South Eastern and P.llO
to good common congou during the last few days ; still , .
22/ Ils 3d ; Lancashire and Yorkshires o'2l
tention to put some questions to the First Lord of the belonging to Aberdeen ; Miss Lawrence ditto ; George Lord Wilton's ch c, by The Hero, dam by Touch- .
lb P ' t T. M. Harris, Liverpool, shipowner, 4d., Monday, April The Meg of Malden, Iquique to Newcastle, March 7, lat. Stock , 73116 s 3d. ,75 ;
2 rates are firm at 104 d to 104 d per . revious erms
.are
31 N. long. 43 W • , ;
Admiralty relative to the flogging of Stapleton, the Bruce, the carpenter ; a female servant Of C. S. Jervoise, stone, Bst 71b •
well kept up for other sorts, and a good demands exists 11, or any subsequent Monday, between eleven and two,
___-------_____________
.-
boatswain's mate of the Vulture, and the desertions of name unknown ; Henry Sivier, coachman to Mr. Jer- Mr. Mare's Little Kitty, Bst 41b
y he Lake, London to Natal, Feb. 15, lat. 1 t
f
for home consumption. To-day there was a very good
N. long. 19 W. • SEABORNE MAILS.
men from the Royal navy, said to be in consequence of yoise ; Margaret Paul, stewardess ; Geo. Nelsore a sea- Betting-2 to lon Little Kitty, 3to 1 agst Hero colt,
demand at the public sales. Congou and scented. teas D. Sparks, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, surgeon and __
..i.'he Arm Cropper for S d N S h
, y ney, ew out Wales, March _e______e____ -
tee
this disgraceful and barbarous punishment inflicted on man on board ; a seaman from London, a passenger, sto 1 aest Contender. Won-easily by a neck. Half a realised fully former rates, and green a small advance. Of apothecary, 2s. 6d., any Wednesday, between eleven and
27, lat. 9 N 1
~ ong. 26 W, (N signifies that the mails are sent front the General 10
the boatswain's mate. name unknown, but believed to be Johnson or Johnston; length between the second and third. Bristol
14,000 pkgs offered, 5,500 were actually dispoted of. The one, at the office of Mr. Miller, .
The Thomas Brockelbank, Liverpool to Port Philip, Feb. by the night-and Mby the morning-dispatch.)
'As the strictures on the severe sentence on the boat- Mr. Burness (not Burnett), a passenger ; Peter Ligert- Match-100 soya pp, 12st each. One mile. Gen- tea market closes under favourable circumstances, and mid NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES. 6, lat. 3, long. 20 W. .
taco
swaire's, mate, and the statements as to the desertions, wood, second mate ; John Fyfe, chief engineer, Total tlemen riders. M'r. Brooke Turner's Mystecy, 5 yrs if; the lowest price for ord sound Congou.
At the Court, Basinghall-street. The Eleonora Workington Liverpool to the Ma,uritius, Day when made up From what ,'' -.„ illt
which have attracted so much attention, originated in loss from steamer, 12, Robertson, Jas. M'lntosh, old ; Mr. Hildyards Grenadier, 6 yrs. Off by consent. FOREIGN.-To-day no sales were reported in floating
J. Spratt, Sloane-street and Exeter-street, Chelsea, March 10, lat. 6 N long 22 ?W. - COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port
~,u,",i,
the Morning Herald, we deem it necessary to make a Christie, Reid, seamen lost from coble. cargoes of foreign sugar, and last week's rates cannot be
co
ach-builder, April 26, at one-G. Kebble, Hurst, Berk- t The Douglas, London to California, March 18, lat. 3 N.,
re 'V
few remarks on the subject, previously to any explana- Up to this time 12 of the bodies have been found, CHELTENHAM STEEPLECHASE v
-..ESTERDAY. obtained for Brazil or Havannah. In duty paid parcels
shire farmer and grazier, April 27, at one-N. Pearce, long. 20 W. -- ________________
America(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday .... Liverpool ... ga-
tion which may be offered by the First Lord of the being the whole except those of the second mate, en- SWEEPSTAKES of 5 Soya, each, with 20 added. little was done privately, and easier terms are accepted.
There was no public sale. Silve'r-street, Wood-street, Cheapside, stationer and printer, The Glenbe • L d
rvie, on on to Hobart Town, lat. 26 N., America (by ITnited Sts,
~01
April 27, at twelve-A. Bunnett, Bridge-house-place, New- -long. 21 W. packet) ..........N March 30 ........ Liverpool ..• 01
Admiralty.
gineer, and Christie and Reid, the seamen. Captain
(Cook) 1 COFFEE.-To-day a public sale of 5,503 bags Rio went
~
America (by U. States
We trust that Sir James Graham will meet the ques- Justice
Howling, Bruce the carpenter, Ligertwood, Fyfe the Bele t•
2 at full prices, ordinary to good ordinary export sort at 42s Ington-cause ,
way window-blind-manufacturer, April 27, at The Heroine, Algoa Bay to London, Its N 1 27 16
tions of the hon. member for Lambeth candidly and engineer, Nelson, and Sivier leave widows and families nme
to 44s fine ditto 44s 6d to 45. 6d, and damaged 30s to 42s twelve. w. a . ~ ong. packet) ..........N April 5 ........ Southanuttea Apr'
Australia (rla south.
of 5 sove each
FREE HANDICAP SELLING STEEPLECHASE .
the Country.
In . The Sarah Ann Cam ' e on Aprill
fairly, without any equivocation, evasion, or mental re- -those of the two last being resident in London. The ' per cv'et ; nearly the whole finding buyers. In Plantation • • , bridee Island to Queenstown, March ampton) .......... Id 4th of May ...... SoutharaPt A
ii ,
serva,tion. The right hon. baronet may attempt-we case of Miss Bremner is a peculiarly affecting one. She with 30 added.
Ceylon little was done privately, still full rates were asked. hhi • t A 1. 22 1
J. Wilkinson, Brymbo Denbig s re, ironmas er, pn , at. 47 N., long. 20 W. Ditto (via Marseilles) N Bth of May ... •• • I""rer .... •• Pr
hope he will not do so-to defend the sentence of the was just about to be married, and was engulphed under the Harriott (Collingbourne) 1
At auction 23 casks and 20 bags of fine and superior qua- 28, at eleven, at the Com't Liverpool. The Rajah, Bombay to London, March 24, lat. 48 N Ditto (via cape of woo
. Plymouth , 21/arch,
31
infliction of corporal punishment on a petty officer, who very eyes of the young gentleman to whom she was en- Nom de Guerre 2
e lity went from 67s to 78s. The market for native keeps CERTIFICATES GRANTED. long. 19. " Hope) ...... •. - ../i 2d of April .• • -
Africa (West Coast)..N 23rd of the mon -
ti, Plymouth - ill'
.. Apr
'1 I
had served a great many years with credit and distinc- gaged. The engineer perished in the attempt to save Bullfincher
„, Apri A
i of ,non. south
The Fredk. Huth, Jan. 21, lat. 34 S long. 24 E. Alexandria.. :... -.31 tax & 2ot aMpton Aprilf ;,co
tiop, on the ground that his offence was one most sub- the stewardess. Nine others ran. Won by six lengths. import.
April 1-J. James, Worthing, linen and woollendraper, The Lismo e Feb. 15 lat. IN.I ~
19 E. Bahamas ......... - the month South
m,., =bro.'. .......... Dove:raPt°n Ist cf's.
versive of discipline on the part of an officer to whom Captain J. N. Strange, of H.M.S. Archer, now in this WELTER STEEPLECHASE of 10 80178. each. April 2, certificate of
.the second class-L. Samuel, Bury- Th G Yn
ir '1
C ong.
•
e eorge, o iverpoo , for t e Coast of Africa, March Belgium ••• • • • •"• • •iii 9th of tile month.. Southa;1•1•• • • Dajil 16
was confided the great responsibility of maintaining harbour, rendered efficient assistance in directing the Ex-Minister (Mr. Wilfitt) 1 COURSE OF EXCHANGE-YESTERDAY. street, St. Mary Axe, eeweller and silversmith, March 11, 9 lat. 41 1
ong. 11. Brazil .........- ••
.. El 9th of the month., Southampton APE., iii
order, and of punishing disorclef, and that it was impe- Mieacle -
certificate of the third class-W. Dowling, Leicester, grocer, ." •
Mon Apil; 0
operations on shore.
Amsterdam...... • ..... 11 17i( 'Gibraltar .............. - The Panama, ship, of London, Feb. 16, lat. 8 N., lon g . &Lupe
en oosfAcToroes .1.1 . . • • . .
ope N 14th of the month Plymouth .. Apr -„ 3
certificate of the second class.
- rative on the Admiralty to punish corporally the boats-
Three others ran. Ditto, three months .. 11 191* Leghorn ..............30 7% 10 W.
Cape of Good HoPe •• N 2nd of April.. ..., Plymouth. „ starci•A
Eighteen were saved by the rope between the ier and
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
..../e 14th of the month Plymouth • : Aprill-
wain's mate for the sake of example. But we trust Sir the vessel, all of them, including five of Mr. JePrvoise's BERKELEY HUNT STEEPLECHASE Of 3 sovs. each, with Rotterdam .. ••.. • • .... 11 19% Genoa ......... ...... .25 37% The Gardner, Callao to Liverpool, March 4, lat. 32 N. Cape de Verds ..
see India)
James will be reminded of the fact, that the man was not
Antwerp .. •••••••• • • .. 25 30 Milan ..............., - H. H. Blackmore and P. F. James, Staple Inn, so- long. 33 W. Ceylon (
N 14th
servants, owing their preservation to the exertions of the 20 added.
Brussels .... -•• •• .... 25 30 Venice .............• •• - licitors-H. H. English, J. T. English, and J. W. Har- The Lady Rebow, Feb. 16 It 3 N 1 20 E Ceylon .• •••••• • • • • • • of the month PI 06.
i Isles ........N Mon ~Wed ea , Mouth .. Apr :.•)
habitually a drunkard, but that having committed one steward. . - Diana (Mr. Barnett) 1 Hamburgh •• ... •••13 OU Naples .........• ••• • • • 41% rison, Wisbech and Stamford, timber-merchants-W. 0. - The Earl of Lonsdal 'a • *, ong. . _ Chaune
M 11&17 • rd. Southampton ro,TD;
_
e, bound S., Feb. 21, lat. 5 N., Chili...• •••••• • • • • • • - th of
. offence by becoming intoxicated, and the officer of the The value of the cargo appears now to be from 8,000/. Melon 2 Altona .... ••••••• • • • • . - Palermo .............„ 124% Emlyn, J. Bidwell, and J. Gardner, Guildford S
' elirrey, long. 24 E. - China (see India) Month Southampton Ape '
watch haying been Made acquainted with that circum- to 10,000/., and that of the vessel about 18,000/. She Three others ran. Won by a length and a half. Paris • ........• •••••• .. 25 10 Messina .............. 125
Ditto three monthi .. 25 30 Lisbon
.. . „ „ 5334 chemists and druggists-T. Whitwell and J. W. Bendel, The Caroline Chisholm, Plymouth to Melbourne, Feb. constanfinopte ......N 7,8,17,244270 f
Constantinople re. Dover I
r., e
ea
• • • • • ... 4th & 20th of . • ..
• . "Iv
4 '''
stance, as he must have been when he ordered him in was built in 1847, and cost about 28,000/. The vessel SCURRY FLAT RACE (Handicap) of soys. each, with 10 Marseilles...-. ••• •• .... 25 30 Oporto ...........• ••
-•• • Wells-street, Wellclose-squar ,e and Crutehed Friars, car- 25, lat. 8. N., long. 26 E. - 1 cont. of Europe id & N Twice dail mon. Southampton AP ..se•
charge of the sentry for contempt, the officer of the watch was insured for 12,000/., but the cargo was not insured, added. . Bourdeaux .. •••••• • • • • - Rlo Janeiro ............ - men-W. Backhouse. E. Richardson, C. Bragg, J. Moun. 'The Vanguard, London to Port Philip, Feb. 17, lat. Egypt (see India) Y••• • • • Dover ...... DO' ,
was answerable forthe subsequentgrave offence ofstriking the parties to whom it was consigned being the sufferers. Ga lad (Davis) 1 Lein
.........„
ankfort•on -Maine - say, W. Smith, C. Richardson, T. Richardson, and L. M. S. long. 20 W. France .••• •• •• M& N Twice d'l eil'6l
the sentry, inasmuch as he neglected to comply with the na- •It consisted of spring haberdashery goods, periodicals, TheYodine - New York, 60 days' siebt - Luard Der
11 9 Philadelphia ........ - - of C,' JB• '
wente iron-masters (so far as the administratrix he Japan, London to Mauritius, 19th, lat. 1 S., long. Gibraltar ..., ~
....3,1 4, „, , al Y...... Dover ....., Twie i
Greece (see India) I 11, 20, 27 ofm. Southampton AP°
veil instructione, and did not immediately place the drunken etc.
. igg is concerned) -T. E. Washbourne and 21 W.
•
Seven others ran. Won by a head. Trieste .......... ••••.. 11 10 pRICEs or BuLLION, PER OZ.
.1.-1 19th lat. 2 S., Greytown .... AA . a, •
;.: _ _- than in irons ; had he done so, there is no doubt that
Petersburgh.. ••• • • • •.. . 38 Foreign Gold in Ban £3 17 9 we Keen, cannon-row, Nestminster, land surveyors The Stratton, Cardiff to Monte V.-eo, , Hameurgh .. ••-
al 2nd Ec 17th of mon. Southampton Apell6l°
All that now remains of the vessel is the engines and
_... : k • there would have been no court-martial, a good man's paddle-boxes, with a small part of the ship in the vici- -,..--
Madrid ................ 504 Portugal Gold Coin -0 0 0 and estate agents-R. F. North and J. Hobson, Li- long. 23 W.
nnah •••• • • • •
ndon 21st lat. 3 S., Nava ........ N Tuesday & Friday London ... 4' •
M 2 d .. Lie. 1 ,
skin would have been saved the torture of the lash, and • STEEPLECHASES AT LA MARCHE. Cadiz. . ....
t th • bbl 'll b ed A •
nt y ; e engines pro a y \le e recover . coma- 8arce10na.............. - New Dollars .... -0 0 0 Mill, Nottingham, millers and farmers-J. Box and H. long. 23 W. Honduras ... •• • • "Al
Wednesday 8c Sat London ..... more 0
1 t
the whole body of petty officers of the itavy-the best derable part of the cargo has been cast a,shore. Although the Weather was very unfavourable, the &vine ................ - ;elver in bars ...... 05 I% Hamilton, Abingdon, Berks, surgeons-J. K. Haberfield, The Sympathie, Newport to St. Thomas, Feb. 15, a, . India (viaSoutt•Z;• "Al 17th of the month- Southampton pri.
' 14
and finest men in the whole world-would not have
first of the Spring Steeplechase at La Marche, near Ville
J. Guyer, S. K. Guyer, J. Guyer, jun., W. 0. Guyer, and 24, long. 4L pt.‘lii 4
India (via .... , th & 20th of mon. Southampton Apr/ 1
11 lat loni k 111argellleSAI Bth& 24th of m th D a
on over ...... Apr
.4
been disgusted and shamed by the disgrace inflicted upon HEALTH OF:LONDON DURING THE WEEK. d'Avray, which came off on Sunday, attracted a very ~, T
iHE i.JANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY PORTERS J. H. Guyer, Bristol and St. Petersburg, merchants (so The Mayflower, Clyde to New Orleans, March , .
Ire an Isles (see India)
and ..
one of their class. Again, Sir James must be reminded '
considerable number of all classes of society, and espe- _
far as reeards J. K. Haberfield-S. Matthew and A. Cala- 26 N., long 68 W. •• • • ••al &N Twice daily ...... Holyhead ... fwicear,
—O.----.
The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railwa
y porters at one
00l to Hong Kong, Feb. 14, Lisbon • ......, m
~ ,
that it would surely have been punishment enough to
°jelly of the higher. The gathering of caniages and
nach, lachdale, plasterers-E. D'Orville, and E. Hodson, The Celestial (barque), Liverp
Madeira ..... •••• • •J 79. 9, 17, &28of m.
.louttltiiampton Apri is
( From the Registrar-General's Report.)
fth d tati • Manchest h d t k d
o e goo s s ons in er a. no as e for
hn,ve degraded the enan by disrating him, and by de-
horsemen, indeed, was, on the whole, much larger than Manchester, general agents -T. N. Bartlett and J. lat. 2N. long. 2W. Madeira .....• "•• • • Isil 2t3hdoff ttirs mmooinittt ayunioatTr" APr:ll4
The official report says--Last week the deaths from an advance of wages last week, but were, no doubt don to Adelaide, South ..., .. Apr -
priving him of his claims for a pension, for the commis-
e,,
we remember to have seen it on any occasion last year. ews Dulwich cattle-dealers-S Mead and I Harris The Rookery (barque), Lon
Math „ . . , Malta (see India.). •• • • r o
1 ses registered in London amounted to 1 48 An waiting to see what success the other sections met with
0'
sion of an offence so grave as that with which he was " eau .
'7 ' From this, it is reasonable to assume that steeplechasing West Wycombe Buckinghamshire, chair-manufacturers- Australia, same day Malta ••• • • • ........N 7,17,19,28, 30 of m. Dover ~ .... goal
•nerease so formidable on the already high mortality of The - ' C • L
anaaer, aptam aws sent and offered Liverpool to Panama, same da
y• MauritiuS
charged ; and the Admiralty must be impressed with the- .1 . . . • .• . - is gradually gaining ground in France, and will soon flies:Mem
11. Willyams, le. J. Nevill, A. Druco, M. Thomas, G. T. The Curramore,f
Bombay, off Cape of Good Ho e alauritlus (see
India)
1116
fact that the public look upon flogging a free-born, intel- previous weeles aemes in part irom the same causes that , .
ecome, as horse-racing now is, one of the national saranvanA of 10 per cent ' which the
• *, Y ac- Thomas, T. Devas, C. W. Nevill, J. Bibby, and J. J. Lord Sta,nley, rem p ,
„„ „
„„ „ „2.114 th of the month Plyniouth APr•- 00
have latel Prevailed with unusual force and is also due " cepted ; and the others being informed of it, relinquished Bibb Live 00l cop er-smelters so far as regards H. Jan. 10. Mexico ..... .......ld 2nd of the month. Southerly .• of '''
ton ist e
Agent Englishman in a different light altogether from_ y . .fi • ' • ' amusements. Mr. Mackenzie Grieves not only laid out eh. •1• t 15 cent , and acce ted the 10 Wily' IP
J ' •1:' ( G. T. The Lavenia (barque), from Port Philip, Feb. 4, lat. 2 S Naples__
........N sthisth2sthofmon Dover ...... APr'„ j
that in which it is viewed by their naval lordships. The to some extent, to the In ux into the register books of eir c atm o per . . p per cent. 1 yams, R. . Neville, A. Druee, M. Thomas.
tl d b t le• dl 'ate:idea _the daees proceed-
re giroun , u
._ in y__superk
1 n .21 W. ~ New Granada, ... -It 2d & 17th of mouth Southampton Alo",tiO
hieh coroners had held inquests and which advance. The East Lancashire porters have accepted Thomas, T. Devas, and. (~ W. Nevill)-I. and. J. Brown, . o g
• B private hi
British public regard the infliction of a certain number °ages °n
w • ' • ' inas and acted as judge
The Will Watch (barque), bound to Melbourne, F New Zealand.. .... ••-• y 8-1) .. Various ports Uneees
have been pennitted to accumula.te during the quarter. - • • ~ e . , the 10 per cent. also. , Little Tower-street, wine-merchants-D. Foster and R. Eng-
t. 1 N., long. 20 W. eb. Papal States ........N sthlsth2sthoftrion. Dover ...... APO' s-
of lashes with a cat-o'nine-tails on the exposed naked
The Emperor and Empress arrived in a carnage aria ,
land, Goole, Yorkshire, plumbers-J. Smith, H. Constable. 16, la, j
Peninsula .... •• • • •• M Ithl7th2Bthofrnon Southampton April ;
The si ature of that officer is necessary to complete the
.ciMIGRATION VIA LWERPOOL.-The emigration from and Th s Cri
o . sp (barque) bo
back of a British subject_a fellow-citizen-perhaps a . gll. • - four, preceded by outriders, just as the business was
and R P Wood, Liverpool and Manilla, commission-mer The as. , und to Launceston, Peru . ...... .......M 2d & 28th of mon Southampton A13_,11 •6
registration of deaths returned by htm. thi d ' t th h b •
s port unng the pas mon a.s een greater than in • • I 20 W
1.7 lat. 1 N., ong ,
Pert Natal ..........N 14th of the month Plymouth .. API' 5
• voter for a member of Parliament, or the father, son, or
• • about to cornmence and remained to the close, Their chants (so far as reeards H. Constable)-H. Cooke, sen.„
The Neptune, Port Philip to L d T ~. , „..,, April °
Last week the births of 1 005 boys and 904 girls in the corresp nd* g month of an rerious y Th
ear. e
e, Sicily •••••••. • • • • • .N sth 15th25thofmon D v
brother of a voter, as one of the most beastly, most clis-
' s ' Majesties were accompanied by Prince Murat and one
u ber of :11' in-
hich cleared ouYtPd • the and E. Cooke, Stratferd-upon-Avon, Wanvickshire, cooper!
The St. Helier, Oporto to s ene.on, eau. o, rat ou 6. Tugeany ...... •.....N 50115th25tkofinon! Doveerr ...• ~ •.• Ainil 1 4
all 1,909 children,
.were registered in London, In the b . urmg time was _ Yorkshir , a
gusting, most disgra,ceful punishments, fOr which no
of his sons, and by some of the officers and la.dies of the ileella • - IPs w • • J. Cook and J. Summersdales, Keighley,
des inrlit- long. 23 W. YaneY, Feb. 6, lat. 5 N., Venezuela .....• ....M 2d & 17th of month So°uthamp•ton iprg -
eight corresponding weeks of the years 1845-52 the a arryin 20 888 emigrants, eing 7,985 more than •
chino makers-A.andß.R.Broad,Plymouthovine an
Van Diemen's Land (see ,
after compensation in any shape can atone. The free-
imperial household. They were greeted on arriving and e ci.g ' fF b T p Pton The Chas. Holmes, Live oi Australia) .• „ .
man who has been flogged like a dog is a degraded. average number was 1,411.
leaving with every mark of respect. Their Majesties the prece mg month o e ruary. he passengers by merchants-T J Ganin ton and C. M. Wilson, res. ,
the vessels whi h have taken their de arture h f • •• • • g Jnd E. Twist, Binning- lat. 51 N., long. 22 W.. 1•13° to New Y
ork, March 24,
West Indies .. •• .: :: hi 2d & -
17th of month i3outhamptorlApil>
pitiable outcast of society, and in the estimation of men At the Royal Observatory, ,
Greenwich the mean
occupied a stand, • specially prepared for them, and in it the A • c Ive been Pd
1 ence or Lancashire, commission agents- . a
J 'W. Fairclough, and The St. John (barqUe), of and e -
0 Irims encan ports la compose a most entirely ham, coel-dealere-W. S. Dixon. ,
i t -T. Napper and gow, lat. 45 N., long. 31, zor St. John, fr
om Glas-
of right feeling, ruin, starvation, nay, death, is preferable , height of the barometer in the week was 29,723 in. ; on
we observed the Duke of Hamilton and other personages
• When any of these dates &II 111 I#
f h, Germans, and Dutch. The German exodus W. H. Dixon, Liverpool, geneia agen s
nd C. The Ven • • on a Sunday, the mailS
..0 10,
to the debasing exposure of a man's naked skin, to be xonday the mean daily reading was above f,;30 in. The
of distinction.
G. I. Knight, Dorking Surrey, surgeons-W• ;Ville- 1 23 etre, Liverpool to V dispatchel on the fo • - '
cut through and stripped off his back by whip-cord. mean temperature of the week was 43.4 deg., which is . ontinues to roll on with increased bulk and rap•dity
whedwrights-T. 1 meg. W. alparaiso, March 1, lat. 8 N., Southam 11°
pton), and the
wing day , IN ith the exception of the Indll tIP
But we believe that there are noble, high-minded, inde- near the. average of the same week in 38 years. The T FI ST STEEPLE CHASE for 7,500 francs a. dded to c Y I a order 1t 1 - -* . Kine,Dra Cott Moor, Be'rkshire,
GONG FRANCE.- n n ae y issued by the , e
d iriT Wod \Vinton, Somersetshire, prin_teee- The Highlander (barq 1 day preceding. Malta, both of which will be dispatche•
HE
0R en The send horse to receive 1 500 ft.
50 fr. try. e o , oni an .0 , Otle , Yorkshire, March 30 abo ne,! of Sunderland, for Calcutta,
pendent men in the House of Commons, possessed of mean daily temperature was below the average on the prefect of Calyados to close a low eaf4, the following "
A. Priestman and W. H. Nolmes, . y
h'J L H , Ut lat. 49N 1 g 0 W ..-••%4
sufficient meeral courage and humanity to tell the Admi- da s and above it durine the rest of the week
first three y ,
~, .
from the entries ; the third to :mire his entr
Y• reason for doinc so is assigned :-" Considerin h
g t at, worsted-spinners-J. Tozer and J. R. Sliest -• • ar- The Emperor f • " on-. '
• • n dew- oint te e was 32.8 dee The Wei
The mea p mperatur „. . .
321bb h''f tlh 6 •
ght 1 s. ; ut t e wmner o a s eep ec ase amongst other facts which have been clearl sh
v own to • dJ. B. Barrow, s on,
Aht - Lancashire, long. 88 Ncr. °- China, for Liverpool, Jan. 27, lat. 18 N., BIRTHS.
ralty that B
- ritish sailors-honest, free, open-hearted,
- nson, S. Clough, an •
Sto W H Pnu- Th
hich had been in the north in the early part of
hard-working Englishmen, who have borne a " very wind, w , of 2,000 fr., entries included, to carry sexra , o
41b t • f .
us three children aged seven eight and eleven ears
Y , coal-proprietors- .
H - Larchin, E. J. ea n, • • e Anglia C
s, alcutta to Sydney, New South Wales, OF A SON.
- fth al 61b t •of one of ' . ". . ' .
me v ue sexra ,
db 'lee Ratcliff-cross, common Jan. 19, lat.
Woo nce ,
On the 2d i 614'
were served with coffee and spirituous liquors for the sep, and H. W. IT W. Woodbrid e) 1N , long 90 E. nst. at Winchester, the wife of W. J.
good" character .
for 17 years-shall not be treated worse the week, blew from the south-west in the last four days. two or more o esa
3,500 f., entries included, Sibs ; of two or more of the
rds the eaki - . g/- The Cornubia •Ld to C lcutta Feb. 13, lat. 7 N Esq., Bengal Nat'ive Infautiy. if'
sum of lf. 35c., and that the woman who keeps the cafiS brewers (so far as rega
h 11 b
than American sallors-s a not e reduced to the level
man Liverpool, hosiers. , on on a ,
of the poor black slaves of Cuba, Brazils, and America, _RAILWAY ThAFFIC RETURNS. same value, 101bs ; of one of 5,000 f., entries included, herself g
ave them a match to light their pipes ; that, W. Tassel' and J. Tidy • long. 19 W. . " On the 4th inst„ at Northend, Fulham, the wife of
121bs • of two or more of the same value, 141bs ; of f rth
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. The Asi H. Weston Es ~ late 77th Re •ment.
u ermore, they were all drunk when they left the pre- New York
a steamer Liverpool to , March 24, , q gi
eovil Somersetshire, shoemaker. 449 il ' '
and flogged within an inch of th. eie lives-shall dare the •
' 6 500 f entries included 161bs •of two or more •
s Norman, Y , em es from Sandy Hook. OF A DAUGHTER.
mises, the eldest having become so• ill as to cause the Thema .
G t Corby Cumberland jo OP
British Admiralty, indeed, to inch
mct any such punish- LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.- one of , ~
" 11
of the genie value, 181bn ; and, fina y, of one of James Dixon, rea , , urneymai The Arctic, steamer, Liverpool to New York, 29th. On the 3cl inst., at Epsom, the wife of J. M hall
• ment in future on an honest Englishman. So much for Traffie return for the week ending April 2, greatest anxiety to his parents &c.
ars
.2.e...,s
1853 210,382 7 1 8,000 f., 22Ibs extra,. With gentlemen, 4lbs less. THE PARKS.- The principal' portion of the footpaths joiner. R The Giannetta (Austrian), bound to Liverpool master
11 R• kergate Cumberland, joiner.
the flogging.
C espondin week last ear 4 Distance 5 500 yards. Fifteen entries. John owe
~
ese , ,
-•- -
Now for the desertions. Sir James Graham.may, and- -on' g y . , ,
~‘,.,,,
..,..?,7, 1q _
~ _ _
_ T,-.4...1 ,-.0 31.- 1.....14• ---- .I._ J., _

C. Crickniay, Portamouth, gun and pistol manufacturer,
April I—J. James, Worthing, linen and woollendraper,
April 2, certificate of the second class—L. Samuel, Bury.
street, St. Mary Axe, jeweller and silversmith, March 11,
certificate of the third class—W. Dowling, Leicester, grocer,
certificate of the second class.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
H. H. Blackmore and P. F. James, Staple Inn, so-
licitors—H. H. English, J. T. English, and J. W. Har-
rison, Wisbech and Stamford, timber-merchants—W. 0.
Emlyn, J. Bidwell, and J. Gardner, Guildford, Surrey,
chemists and druggists—T. Whitwell and J. W. Bendel,
Wells-street, Wellclose-square, and Crutehed Friars, car-
men—W. Backhouse. E. Richardson, C. Bragg, J. Moun-
sey, W. Smith, C. Richardson, T. Richardson, and L. M.
Luard, Derwent, iron-masters (so far as the administratrix
of C. J. Bigg is concerned) —T. E. Washbourne and
W. Keen, Cannon-row, Westminster, land surveyors
and estate agents—R. F. North and J. Hobson, Li-
verpool, cotton-brokers—l. and J. Peniston, Goldthorp
Mill, Nottingham, millers and farmers—J. Box and H.
Hamilton, Abingdon, Berks, surgeons—J. K. Haberfield,
J. Guyer, S. K. Guyer, J. Guyer, jun., W. 0. Guyer, and
J. H. Guyer, Bristol and St. Petersburg, merchants (so
far as regards J. K. Haberfield—S. Matthew and A. Cats:
nach, Rochdale, plasterers—E. D'Orville, and E. Hodson,
Manchester, general agents —T. N. Bartlett and J.
Mathews, Dulwich, cattle-dealers—S. Mead and I. Harris,
West Wycombe2 Bucking,hamshire, chair-manufacturers—
H. Willyams, R. J. Nevill, A. Druce, M. Thomas, GL T.
Thomas, T. Devas, C. W. Nevill, J. Bibby, and J. J.
Bibby, Liverpool, copper-smelters (so far as regards H.
Willyams, R. J. Nevill, A. Druce, M. Thomas. G. T.
Thomas, T. Devas, and C. W. Nevill)—l. and J. Brown,
Little Tower-street, wine-merchants—D. Foster and R. Eng-
land, Goole, Yorkshire, plumbers—J. Smith, H. Constable.
and R. P. Wood, Liverpool and Manilla, commission-mer
chants (so far as regards H. Constable)—H. Cooke, sen.,
and E. Cooke, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, coopers
—J. Cook and J. SummersCales, Keighley, Yorkshire, ma-
chino makers—A. and R.R.Broad, Plymouth,wine an_drsepirinnt:
merchants—T. J. Garrington and C. M. Wilsen,Y
Lancashire, commission agents—J. and E. Twist, Birming-
ham, coal-dealers—W. S. Dixon, J. W. FairNelougher,
and
W. H. Dixon, Liverpool, general agents—T. w p
aP
and C.
G. I. Knight, Dorking, Surrey, r
King, Draycott Moor, Berkshire, watelisinr—tes,—;..nWtellt-
horn and W. Wood, SemereeOtlei n
Yorkshire
A. Priestman and W. H. Holmes,
worsted-spinners—J. Tozer and J. R.
sShmtninth; 2-LJan.
Lancashire,
ra re
rison, S. Clough, and J. B. Bar_ro. J.
Seaton,
W.
H.
coal-proprietors—H. Larchin, E
Ratcliff-cross, common
Prin-
sep, and H. W. Woodbridge,
brewers (so far as regards the said H. W. Woodbridge)--
W. Tassell and 3. Tidyman, Liverpool, hosiers.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
Thomas Norman, Yeovil, Somersetshire, shoemaker.
James Dixon, Great Corby, Cumberland, journeymai
joiner.
John Rowell, Rickergate, Cumberland, joiner.
Samuel Davis, Rooksmore, Gloucestershire, brewer.
James Collis, Runcorn, Cheshire, cabinetmaker.
Edward Moss, Buckingham, bookbinder.
Samuel Brunning, Coddenham, Suffolk, eordwainer.
John Richards, Ipswich, hatter.
Samuel Dean, Ovenden, Yorkshire.
Robert Buckley, Oldham, letter carrier.
Thomas Fairchild, Swansea, butcher.
John Butt, son., Swansea, bootmaker.
James Croxon, Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire, baker.
George Freeman Williams, High Wycomb, Bucking-
hamshire, chair manufacturer.
Thomas Wall, Isle of Thanet, licensed vic Sarah Henley, Cheltenham, bookseller. tualler.
John Mott, Savvbridgenorth, Aerts, farmer.'
William House, North Curry, Somersetshire, farmer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
W. Barr, Glasgow, builder, to meet within the Buck's
Head Hotel, Glasgow, April 12 and May 3, one.
W. Sim, jun.,Balintraid, Ross-shire, farmer, to meet
within the Commercial Inn, Invergordon, April 9 and 30,
at one.

The P,nami,, ship, of London, Feb. 16, lat. 8 N., long.
10 W.
The Gardner, Callao to Liverpool, March 4, lat. 32 N.
long. 33 W.
The Lady Rebow, Feb. 16, lat. 3 N., long. 20 E.
The Earl of Lonsdale, bound S Feb. 21, lat. 5 N.,
long. 24 E.
The Caroline Chisholm, Plymouth to Melbourne, Feb.
25, lat. 8. N., long. 26 E.
The Vanguard, London to Port Philip, Feb. 17, lat. 1
S., long. 20 W.
The Japan, London to Mauritius, 19th, lat. 1 S., long.
21 W.
The Stratton,
W.
Cardiff to Monte Video, 19th, lat. 2 S.,
long. 23
The Lord Hardinge, Malabar to London, 215te,b1.a1t.5,31a5t..,
long. 23 W.
The Sympathie, Newport to St. Thomas, F
24, long. 41.
26TNh.e,
IMonagyfl6oBwiver., Clyde to Newl Oornleaonnsg,
Kong, March 1.0 c
Flb. 4
,11at;
The Celestial (barque), Liverpoot
lat. 2N. long. 2W.
The Rookery
day.
(barque), London to Adelaide South
,
Australia, same
Good Hope,
LThoredCurstaranimeoyr,e,frLoimverßpoool rabtaoyP, aonffamcaa,posaomfeday.
(barque), from Port Philip, Feb. 4, lat.F2eBb..,
Jan. 10.
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andniWatcha Thos.
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16, lat. 1 N., long. 20 W.
Philipunc
to London, Jan. 5, lat 50est°S.n
o to Sydney, Feb. 6, lat. SN.
17,TT hhl aeet .slt .NH. ,
Neptune,ellone
rgl:o2orOtp W.rt
. Holmes, Liverpool to New York, March 24,
lonTte23ChWas.
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netia, long 31.. and for St. John, from
LiverpoolGlas
to 'Valparaiso, March 1, lat. 8 N.,
long.3araTrho
he233HOW,igahl.boaun ar t b4a9r
Nq
oof
r .Sunderland, for Calcutta,
The Emperor of China, for Liverpool, Jan. 27, lat. 18 N.,
long. 88 W.
The Anglia, Calcutta to Sydney,New South Wales,
Jan. 19, lat. 1 N., long. 90 E.
The Cornubia, Lonon to Calcutta, Feb. 13, lat. 7 N.,
long. 19 W.
The Asia, steamer, Liverpool to New York, March 24,
442 miles from Sandy Hook.
The Arctic, steamer, Liverpool to New York, 29th.
The Giannetta (Austrian), bound to Liverpool, master
lost overboard, March 10, lat. 38 N., long. 10 W.
The Cornelia, London to Calcutta, Feb. 13, lat. 7 N.,
long. 19 W.
The St. Mary, Swansea to the Cape of Good Hope, Jan.
24, lat. 31 S., long. 17 W.

THE LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY PORTERS
—The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway porters at one
L of the goods stations in Manchester had not asked for
an advance of wages last week, but were, no doubt
waiting to see what success the other sections met with.
The company's manager, Captain Laws, sent and offered
these men an advance of 10 per cent., which they ac-
cepted ; and the others being informed of it, relinquished
' their claim to 15 per cent., and accepted the 10 per cent.
advance. The East Lancashire porters have accepted
the 10 per cent. also.
EMIGRATION VIA LIVERPOOL—The emigration from
this port during the past month has been greater than in
the corresponding month of any previous year. The
number of ships which cleared out during the time was
54, carrying 20,888 emigrants, being 7,985 more than
the preceding month of February. The passengers by
the vessels which have taken their departure hence for
the American ports have been composed almost entirely
of Irish, Germans, and Dutch. The German exodus
continues to roll on with increased bulk and rapidity.
YOUNG FRANCE.—In an order lately issued by the
prefect of Calvados to close a low cafe, the following
reason for doing so is assigned :—" Considering that,
amongst other facts which have been clearly shown to
us, three children, aged seven, eight, and eleven years,
were served with coffee and spirituous liquors for the
sum of if. 35c., and that the woman who keeps the cafe
herself gave them a match to light their pipes ; that,
furthermore, they were all drunk when they left the pre-
mises, the eldest having become so ill as to cause the
greatest anxiety to his parents, &c.
THE PARKS.— The principal portion of the footpaths
in Hyde-park have received a fresh coating of gravel,
&c., and undergone general repair for the ensuing sea-
-1 son. The small shingle which was at one time made use
of for the purpose, has given rise to a Mixture of gravel
and cinders, which is found to harden the pathway in a
more
erial degree,
durablean d
ableand
to consequently
resist
the effects
e render
efthe p
continuedre irs
rain. The change of wind, followed by general rains,o
has already had the effect of altering the apptehaeraenhcaen
change
the parks, and a few days will doubtless see
ttg
perceive vae thaths
mention-
ing in
season
pt hEeA fToaHfc etoboFef natureLyAeapry.
As or
u welcomes_
w me andßa regretrb atcolope gladdeningesr
accounts have been received. from
the w_i_fe. Lor'd Harris,
the tinhge t'Gbeevdeerniniosre oaf„Ldadjomlimarraner-m-Chief at Trinidad.'
he venerable
aGTWgheeooe.irlgi melancholy
enalCgaanuyßcmhHamoralbiyi I:,es:eAwesn'artcsi nh
todtheehceaeue dro2ran2euddgo hfyot enearTrinidad, toohffe ht
and was
married to her bereaved husband in 1850.

THE FIRST STEEPLE CHASE for 7,500 francs, added to
500 fr. entry. The second horse to receive 1,500 fr,
from the entries ; the third to save his entry.
Weight 1321b5. ; but the winner of a steeplechase
of 2,000 fr., entries included, to carry 41bs extra ; of
two or more of the same value 61bs extra ; of one of
3,500 f., entries included, 81bs ; of two or more of the
same value, 101bs ; of one of 5,000 f., entries included,
121bs ; of two or more of the same value, 141bs ; of
one of 6,500 f., entries included, 161bs; of two or more
of the same value, 181bn ; and, finally, of one of
8,000 f., 221bs extra,. With gentlemen, 41bs less.
Distance 5,500 yards. Fifteen entries.
Mr. Thomas's b h The Colonel, 1321bs (Boyce) 1
Mr. Megson's b h View Halloo, 1321b5. (Ablett) 2
Count de Coataudon's b h Bedford, 1321bs

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.—
Traffic return for the week ending April 2,
1853 £10,382 7 1
Corresponding week last year 9,755 16 4
Total of the half-year to this date, 1853. 120,855 6 0
Total of the half-year to this date, 1852 110,756 6 0
LONDON AND SOUTH-EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic re-
turn for the week ending April 2, 1853 £14,244 5 10
Corresponding week last year 10,882 10 6

perhaps will, point to the Police Gazette, and show, that
instead of 100 seamen having deserted last week from
our men of war, the Hue and Cry contains official de-
scriptions of only some ten of twelve ; but the facts, if
.they are worth procuring, may be got at by Sir James
Graham informing the House of Commons how many
men were reported as "absent without leave "at Devon-
port, on Tuesday last, the 29th of March, 1853.
it is only fair to state that our Devonport correspon-
dent, datinc, from that port yesterday, says—" A great
many of those reported absent have returned ; but still
the repeated desertions of petty officers, since Stapleton,
the boatswain's mate, was flogged, have been unprece-
dented ; and now there is not a ship in Plymouth Sound
that has her full complement of petty officers and sea-
men." And, moreover, as a proof of the feehng of the
petty officers against the service on account of Staple.
ton's punishment, we may state that no less than 40
men have not returned to the best and most comfortable
ship in the navy, the Prince Regent, although their

MARRIED.
On the 2d inst., at St. Michael's Church, Ilighgate,l,
Wilson, Esq., of Regent-street, and Mincing Lanediood'
to Emma, third daughter of W. Baker, Esq., of
lands-cottage, Highgate.
IP
On the 2d inst., at Trinity Church, Marylebone, t
Tawney, Esq., of Wroxton, near Banbury, Oxfordshlino,
Emma Harriett, youngest daughter of W. P. Ri
Esq., 28, Park-crescent, Portland-place.

(Connington) 8
Mr. Rackley's br 11 Glenlyon, 1321bs (Rackley) 4
M. de Larnarre's b m Lady Arthur, 1541bs

Increase in 1853,

. £3,361 15 4

GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic re-
turn for the week ending April 2, 1853 24,409 4 11
Corresponding week last year 4,070 15 8

(Donaldson) 0
M. Ch. de la Motte's b h Franc Picard, 1401bs

[ADVERTISEMENT.]--Holloway's Ointment and Pills
singularly effective in Curing a Diseased Ankle, and
preventing a White Swelling.—Extract of a letter from
Mr. Hicks, druggist, Lerwick, dated March 12; 1853 :
—"To Professor Holloway. Sir,—l have the pleasure
to inform you that your medicines have been eminently
successful here in the cure of various diseases,!among
which is that of .a young woman, residing in this town,
who had suffered for a considerable time from a diseased
ankle, producing, lameness, and symptoms of white
swelling. After every other remedy had failed to be of
any benefit, your ointment and pills were made use of,
and they have been the means of effecting a perfect cure."
--Sold by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's
Establishment, 244, Strand, London.

(Jackson) 0
Mr. Chapman's ch m Augustine, 1321bs (Blomfield) 0
Ditto's ch m lanthe, 1321bs (Stott) 0
Vicomte de Lauriston's Augustus, 1321bs (Fender) 0
Mr. C. Higgins' blt Simple Peter, 1541bs (Darling) 0
The number of obstacles was 34 ; and amongst them
were the dry ditch, the river, the garden wall, the bank,
&c., which figured on previous occasions, together with
English hedges, railings, &c., either quite new qr placed
in different positions. The starting-place, which last
year was from the garden wall opposite the stands, was
this time from the wall near the entrance, which afforded

Increase in 1853,

£338 9 8

DIED. 10
On the Ist inst., at Westquarter-house, StirlingBlolllo
his 84th year, Admiral Sir T. Livingstone, of thil
Westquarter, and Bedlermie, Bart. .4.
On the Ist inst., at 21, Belitha-villas, Barnsbury,
Welch, Esq., aged 56, for nearly forty years in the 80.`"-
of the General Post-office.

JERSEY, APRIL 2.—A severe shock of earthquake was
felt in this island last night, which commenced about
15 minutes before 11, and lasted about 20 seconds. The
oscillation was from north-east to south-west, and was
`attended by a,subterraneous -noise ;which --was like that
of an artillery waggon rolling quickly over a newly
Macadamised road. The shock was very sensibly fell
in Guernsey, and by vessels in the English Channel.

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LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO 40
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at TU Sun Office, Po't.,
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the count
Middlesex, Wednesday, April 6,1856. •