The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-17 00:00:00

WOOL.

The public sales of colonial wool have commenced
been
instances quawl
et]. ii e si ahapveer,
supported.
The
yet the whole of the parcels offered have
steadily. s
value of alb.i" T"Thomet-
following rates have been paid. :—Sydney—Snow-white
'cinaumnalt Piieonsr tm
haveost Philip
sheep's, Is 8d to 2s 2id ; handwashed, 10d to is 4id ;
changed haAan(divs
clean sheep's, is 2d to is bid ; clothing, is 7d to is
Bid ; combing, is 74d. Adelaide—Scoured sheep's, is 3d
to is 6d ; lambs', is 6d ; mixed, is 2d ; damaged, le OW
to le 2d. Algoa Bay—Clean sheep's, is 3d to is 5 ;
damaged, 10d to is ld ; grey, 90 to is ; mixed, 100 to
ls. Portland Bay—Clean sheep's, is 4d to is 9id; grease,
10d to 14d. Port Philip—Clothing, is sid to Is 9d ;
combing, la 60 to 7d ; clean sheep's, is 6d to le lOid
grease and locks, lOid to is ; yearlings, is 5d to 2s ON ;
lambs, Is 4d to is 104 d ; skin, 9d to is ; ditto washed,
Is lid; greasy, 9d; slipe, le Oid to le 4d; skin, is ld to
to llid ; pickings, is sd. Launceston—Clean sheep's,
is sid to is 10i d ; lambs', la 60 to 2s • greasy, lld to le Bid;
hoggett combing, is 3id to le 1'1.4d ; ditto clothing,
is 11.4 d • combing, le 10d to d,',' 3id ; clothing, Is lOd to
is lid ; lambs', is 8d to is lOid • Leicester, le ; broken,
is per lb. The private market is 'dull, yet prices are well
supported. Last week's imports were only 94 bales from
Hamburgh, 66 from Callao, 9 from Rio, and 8 from Buenos
Ayres. The following are the quotations of English wool :
South-down hoggets, is to is lid ; half-bred hoggets, lld
to le ; ewes, clothing, lld to is ; Kent fleeces, is to is Oid;
combino. skins, 10d to Is ; flannel wool, 10d to is ld ;
per lb.
blanket wool, 7d to is; and Leicester fleeces, 10d to is

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lion of the powder, which is at the mouth of the barrel , COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. BAIL W A Y INTELLIGENCE. SHIPPING INT ELLIGENCE. STATE OF TRADE.
4 - APPOINTMENTS.
. 'THE. - WAR. Paymaster John M. Jefferson (1854), to the Fisgard flag- ready to be poured into it.
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On Thusrday a court was held for the despatch of public --- •
LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. --..........m..........
CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 15.
ENTERED INWARDS.-The Marie, from Umea ; Nereide, --.................--
( From, the Manchester Guardian of Saturday.)
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ship, at Woolwich.
DEVONPORT, SUNDAY.
The following Report is to bo submitted to the specie Jamaica ; Fenix, Russian prize of war ; Tersoita, Mitten-
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Chief Engineer John Barber, to the fleet.
1 MANCHESTER, July 11. -The want of animation in
a . NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. business. A greater number of aldermen than usually at-
tend were present in consequence of the expected revival general meeting, to be held on Saturday next, the 22d eas ; Lucy Sharp, Penang ; Twee systra, Hilkea ; Jo. our market last week has increased to a general dui;
Assistant Engineer of the first class George Watson, to Calcutta, 84, Captain James J. Stopford, was taken to
her sailing moorings yesterday.
henna., Marstrand ; Dolphin, Sletehann ; Natalie, Leg- ness in the present week. Both the foreign ant'
t e alf-year y gene.ral meeting of
.the company in horn ; Ale.xander, Pern.ambuco ; Esperanza, Punta home buyers of yarns and goods have held more markedly
The report of the capture of two Russian ships of war, the fleet,
juAlyt. h h 1
February last, the attention of the proprietors was called Arenas ,• Niette Margrettre, Hudikswall ; Traude Sods- aloof from business, which has consequently been incon-
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"•''' - . the Aurora and Diana, in the Pacific, by Rear-Admiral Acting Gunners Thomas Ingram to the spiteful, pad, meander, 44, Captain Thomas Baillie, is expected to be of the question connected with the interests of Christ's
Hospital, of which the aldermen are ex officio governors.
kende, Kramfors ; Neptumus Umea • Mary Lyon, Cadiz; siderable. As regards prices, it is found that those pro-
die-wheel steam-aloop, at WoolwiCh ; John Wellaize, to ready for sea by the end of the month. She proceeds from
ABOLITION OF THE CITY STREET TOLLS. to various schemes affectine the company's interests, for
-l' - - ' Price, ceir - Commander in-Chief in those seas, with her
L. : . the Supply, steam store-vessel ; William Sweet, to the this place to Falmouth, thence to Greenock, and from
thence to Lisbon.
Jackal, steani-vessel.
into Parliament, and a resolution was passed at that meet- Union, Bordeaux ; Urania, Callao ; Frithiof, Sundswall ;
-Majesty's Ships President (flag) and Trincomalee, is.occr.t
ducers who were previously asking rather more than
_ warmed by actual despatchee frona the Admiral, will n Boatswains......owilliam Cross, to the Spiteful ; George Devon, lighter, sailed yesterday for Haulbowline ; and Mr• GILPIN gave notice of a motion that, in accordance the Promotion of which bilfs were about to be introduced Ann L. Rosetta, Caen ; Alexia, s'tealsund; Nouvelle
with a former resolution of the court embodied in the sug.
what could be obtained are-willine-to concede the dif-
,
rt-martial assembles to-morrow ing, requesting the Directors "to watch the progress of Active, Geflo ; Oscar, Stockholm ; Spark of the Ocean, f , . e •'s
. ~ e ked:not time to arrive in due course, but the gratifying Harper to the Supply.
- ' Th D to the Spiteful ; George t h
Co
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Ai gßbrtle, a
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on board the Impregnable guard ship, for the trial of Lieut. gestions made by the court to the commissioners, the street
these several schemes, and authorising them to take all St. Stephen's, N.B. ; Arthur Leery, St. John's, N.B. ; erence : out that any further giving way than this 1
H h t th Su ly
'-It' • OliSiarendered more probable by the fact that her Ma. Carpenters.- omas eane,
tolls be abolished at the end of the year. (Hear.) such steps respecting them as in their judgment they minnos, Gefle ; John Henry, Cienfuegas ; Anna Maria, partial ; yet all are freer sellers than before, and this of
L - "-8 `-'llllty'll Minister at the Conet ,of Brazil has deemed the
Jack (1842), serving in tho Fred. G. Leigh, of the Meander, on a charge of drunken-
Mr. John Beer, solicitor, appears as the professional Deputy PEACOCK : Why, everybody knows that the should deem most advisable." Grossensiel; Catherine Ferdinande, Dantzic ; Wilhelmine course gives the buyer a slight practical advantage, which,
eee, ,
- . statement of the Swedish•captain who brought the news uoteg siessianot-Suergeopnp john-
Prince Regent, 91, screw steam-ship, in the Baltic, is pro- ness.
meted to the rank of surgeon. adviser of the prisoner, and it is said that the appearances street tolls are all mortgaged. (Hear, hear, and laughter). Among the schemes referred to was one, for the making Konigsburg ; Elwine Fredderike, Stettin ; Maria, meinei ;' in the medium and lower counts of yarns, may be
of a railway, by a totally independent company, from the Ann Mackay, Caen ; Maria, Gothenburg ; Ellida, Dram; stated at Id. per lb., while in goods it is hardly quotable
11_ i;rfeito Rio Janeiro aufficiently,reliable to communicate it to
_ which led to the charge were from the effects of laudanum A MEMBER : Never mind, it is only notice of motion.
terminus of the South-Western Company's Basingstoke Freya, ditto ; Stetta, Oporto ; Samuel Barnard, Caen ; The absence of any material stocks of goods and yarns
. •is • the Government at home.
CALAIS, SATURDAY. administered medicivally by a chemist on shore, to whom
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REFUGE FOR CRIMINALS AND OUTCASTS. and Salisbury Railway, at Salisbury, to Yeovil-being Enchanter, Geelong ; Roman Empress, Havanna.
' The latest movements in the Black Sea fleets we have
(except in the fine counts of the latter), and the degree
1 It 1 th tth h Mr. BUTLER brought up the report of the Coal, Corn, the Same line which the South-Western Company was au. ENTERED OUTW I,RDS FOR LOADING - T '
. . he Pring Fre- in which producers at large are under contract, is
. in letters from Baltshik of the 4th inst., and Constantinople ,
t f f t la• t Th at fact will be recorded, to the ship from cave. umour ase says a e c arge
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The events of to-day will afford matter of the deepest Lieut. Leigh was compelled to apply previous to his return
C •tt d• h f s th •d t t tbth• S 1. b d Y •1 A t --
intent; or u ure is °rye e gre
derick, for Stettin • Queen, Bremen ; Venus, Altona ;
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sufficient to prevent an thine like an anxiet to sell.
Y e Y
- •of the same date. On the Ist Captain Mends, of the Are-
h •(I t th• ff t 11 to the Metropolitan Industrial Refuge for Criminals and of 1848.
Margarets. Alida, Stettin ; Aberfoyle, Geelong ;J. J. Hat- .
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had rejoined the Agamemnon, 91, and posterity will rejoice, that the two greatest, the most has its origin in some predetermination that Lieut. Leigh and _Finance ommi ee, recommen leg t e grant o 1001. orise o cons ruc , y eir ais ury an eovi c
fhe Liverpool market is still dull, and buyers have a
The bill, as introduced into Parliament by the new com- horn, Philadelphia ; Win. Conynges, Malta ; Ceres, Sierre
k. . thuga, 50-gun frigate,
be reduced. This plan of watching to " trip up the heels" Outcasts.
in holy alliance to protect the p
Mr. ELLI.OTT objected in the strongest manner to the re- pany, proposed to enable them to run, with their own Leone ; Bonne Mere, Rouen ; Mathilda, Trinidad; Neeride, . . , .
• better choice • but it is only inferior cotton of any de-
as flag to Rear-Ad.miral Sir Edmund civilised, and the most enlightened eaations upon earth, should. leave the ship, and t at evi ence o is e ec wi
Lyons, G.C.8., Cap- have this day embarked
liberties of mankind, and to fetter e yran w o wou
th t t h Id of an officer, whose appointment may not please a superior,
nomination that is quoted lower.
':'' ' tain Symonds going back to the Arethunt.
threaten them. is far too prevalent in the service, and for the credit of the commendation, as he considered the question of criminal engines and carriages, over the entire system of the South-
ne mark of Admiralty dis. reform, according to the present sentimental acceptation, Western Railway, with a provision that, in case of dif- 0
Jamaica; Clara, Leghorn.
,LEARED OUT WITH CARGO. -The Isle of Thanet for BRADFORD, July 13.-This has been a week of com-
e All the French and English troopabad been disem-
The flotilla of steamers appointed to convey the first service should receive some stro e
fth 1 h b fth d H btd th f tth • t •d t. t b •(1 t • • • ' ' • . • •
one o e gram um ugs o e ay. e repro a e e erence as o e areeen ,or consi era ion o e pal o Adelaide ; Caroline, Copenhagen ; Maria, Aitona and parative inactivity in amount of wool sales. Yarns.----
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' b ked at Varna, and were gradually advancing towards division of the army to the squadron in the roads were all pleasure.
idea of watching over and indulging, to an extent never the South-Western Company, for such use of their lines! Harburg ; Catharine, Harburg ; Tarnjo Terceira, Lisbon ; ' There is nothing in the slight t d • din
es egree improve
o a- _ ar
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' The army was sadly in want of the means of marked and numbered, and received the respective com-
thought of as regarded industrious and blameless poople, all questions affecting the exercise of such powers, should Eneelia, and Petea ; Lamartine, Trieste and Venice; Fancy, this branch of the trade. The • edit
prices soue
( : . Silistria.
MILITIA.
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draught," which had been the great cause of their panies as follows :-
the very worst and basest of mankind. (Hear, and no, no.) be referred to an arbitrator appointed by the Board of Cochin • Orient, Port Philip ; Horeb, Ghent; Carl Wil- for wool render the a • ded with
" heavy
vocation one atten
' The fleet on the 3d inst. was joined by Acliniral Part of the 48th and two battalions of the 51st Regiment. The East Suffolk artillery, under the command of Colo. By encouraging such a system, the corporation would bo of- Trade. In addition to these extensive, onerous, and dan- hem, Stettin ; Agatha, Rotterdam ; Liona, Hobart Town ; great loss to those who - 't • f ar°
- parsue 1 , or yarns
• s detention.
For the St. Vincent, 102, Captain Mansel. net Adair, has been practising with shot and shell at Land- fering a temptation to persons to become dishonest. He had gerous powers, hitherto so unusual in bills promoted under Ysabel Segunda, Santander ; Dorothea, Grenada ; Marian l
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lirtiat and five sail of the line, including the crack steam-
, on y commanding a price that barely covers the cost
Violet ... ... ~. ... 2 companies, guard Fort, Harwich, and on Thursday so riddled the lately talked with a professional man connected with the similar circumstances, authority was also sought, directine Sydney.
- to? Napoleon. The French thus outnumbered the'British
of tops, leaving the entire expenses of spinning ininu''
if ''cr-, 11 Princess Clementine ... ... 3 companies, object of their aim, an eld vessel called the Cumberland, prison in a country town, who had considerable experience the arbitrator to take into consideration the amount Ol
--- 1 In he Black Sea by five sail of the line. Our steam.rs
Pieces-This has been a week of sad disaster, there has
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Corse ... ... .., ... 2 compa.nies, that she sank. as to the effect of the sentimental treatment of the class of benefit likely to accrue to the South-Western Company
VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
e conatautly eraployed cruisin off Sebastopol bring-
ing been not less than six failures ; the principal of
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,wer ~ _ g , _ Passe Partout ... „. ... 2 companies, The Bedfordshire militia, are to be called out 0, the est peroons to whom he alluded, and stated to that authority his by the construction and opening of the new line of rail- The Charles (schooner), lat. 41 N., long. BW. ii
ee e't Jug in prizes, &c. A Cosaack officer had been taken by
Faon 2 companies, of August for service at Portsmouth. opinion that nothing would be likely to lead to their refer- way- which arises from the continued wearine away by fa-
•••-‘. '' Captain Parker, of the Firebrand, 6, paddle-frigate, who ••• ••• ••• •• •
• The Burn, from Liverpool for Lima, May 14, lat. 7 S.
with officers, numbering about 1,350. It has been decided that the barracks for the 2d as well mation but stripes, and pains, and punishment. The answer To tho granting of such powers the directors entertained ' of stock, and the ruinous prices at wl7ich goods are
__co sent him to Lord Raglan. The Turkish squadron left Balt-
, long. 24 W.
- - shik on the 3(1 for the Bosphorus, to ship ammunition, &c. 48th Reginaent and Staff. as for the ist Regiment of the cheshire militia shall be wae, that there was no doubt of the correctness of the ()pi- and, of course, took measures to express in Parliament, The Three Friends, from Iquique for Falmouth, Juue selling, compared with the cost to produce.
built at Chester. It was thought that the barracks for the nion, but that the Public honest avowal of it would be de- their strongest objection. In consequence of their oppo. _
fe ree
g•seC Lieutenant and second master of the Leander were For the Algiers, 91, screw, Captain Talbot.
lo lat. 31 N., long. 38 W. LEICESTER, July 13.-A better feeling exists in the
2d Regiment would be at Stockport . but the Lord_Lieut. structiee of the very means of livelihood possessed by the sition, the clauses introduced with these objects were ex- ~,,
Lucifer ... ... ... ... 1 companies,
Ihe Ocean Child, from Rio Janeiro for Gibraltar, June market, the result of more confidence in the yarn and
under close arrest, and were to be tried by court-martial.
Cocyte ... .„. ... ... 3 companies, tenant (the Marquis of Westminsterj has not considered official, who would in fact be persecuted to death by the punged from the bill bY the committee, who substituted in
. e., ong. 39 W.
16, lat 32 N 1 wool trades.
Four howitzers, taken from the Russians at Silistria,
• . - bed been landed at Constantinople, and attracted large witlethe staff and officers, numbering 840. that course desirable. powerfal supporters of the system. He thought that to lieu, provisions of a strictly and merely permissive cha- -
i. he Janet and Mary from Mauritius for London `June 16. HUDDERSFIELD Jly 11
, u .-The market to.day WO
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EXETER AND SOUTH DEVON VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS. encourage such a proposition at a time when soldiers and ruder! with the consent of the directors, for the purpose
The Sir Cheri ' • - '
es Napier, from Coquimbo for Swansea, rather an improvement upon last week, and there or
, crowds of Turks to see them. Lieutenant Thompson, ad- The 6th Infantry and 2d Legeres.
Hon F. E. -Sir Edmund Saunderson Prideaux Bart the military sailors were required for service (criminals being for the ef enabling the two companies to enter into such working
June 19.
cces-
sts tte ditional of the Britannia, had been appointed to the-Fury, For the Hannibal, 91, screw, Commodore the . .
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commandant, inspected. the Exeter Company of this rege• most par a e oie e ows, able to fight for as well as an o er arrangeraen s, as ey may eem mutua y pears to have been a few better market days in su ,
asos, • e-..- vice Blake, at Malta Hospital. Mr. Wright, clerk of the , Grey.. _ . -
The William and Elizabeth, from Shields for Newfound-
e laws of •
sion. Much business continues to be done to order, ana
.. 1 company, ment, on the open space near the cavalry barrack, on to break th their country), would be wholly un- beneficial.
land, June 30 lat. 42 N, long. 29 W.
,c. ,S , Terrible had been appointed in charge of the Banshee, vice Comet ... ... ••• •
Saturday afternoon and. spoke in high terms of pradse worthy of tho corlooration, and with all his heart he op. The authority given to the directors by the resolution of in the warehouses it may be said that the market is con'
2 com •
paanes,
The Ivy GrZen, of Liverpool, from Marseilles for Boston,
- • ''' ' Warburion, to be Acting-Paymaster of the Vesuvius. The Fearless ... ••• ••• •• •
the meeting in February, might have been deemed sufli-
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. 2 companies, of the progress and' present condition of the corps. Sir posed the grant recommended by the committee.
June 23, off •
Gibraltar. tinuous from day to day. Prices firm and unchanged.
• . Arethusa passed Constantinople on the 3d, en route to Echo ... ••• •• • • •
tie 1 their sole actio • +b
' Athena, to relieve the Leander. An impending court-mar. Lizard ... ..• •.. ••• 2 companies, Edmund io about proceeding on a tour of inspection Mr. GILPIN regretted that the race of persons who had cient to have jus,...ec. nin ...e matter, but, The Princeza, frorn Liverpool for Port Natal, June 30, HALIFAX, July 8.-We cannot record any alteratiors
1 f the House of 1.• 1
throughout the country. This (Monday) morning he will offered such memorable opposition to the humane efforts of as the standing oreers o -ores necessitate a
• • . tial was the cause of the latter ship being recalled to the Douro ...--- •.•
.... ... 1 company,
lat. 30 N, long. 'l6 W. in the piece market this week. In yarns there has been
the ro osed cl use 't b b
visit Exmouth, and Totnes in the afternoon. To- Howard was not yet extinct, and that at the present day meeting to approve of p p
numbering, with officers, 1,000.
a s, 1- eas -een Dutch barque, showing R. No. 368, outward bound, a tolerable amount f b •
o usiness done, on slightly better
t't. ; tt° fleet. The Megmra was under orders to go to the ..Auchi-
morrow morning he will be at Torquay, and at Teign- an individual, who must be considered as a type of the ad- deemed advisable so to constitute the meeting that the July 8, lat. 46 N, long. 9W.
'" " ' 1 to I the Triton, broken down. The Retribu- For the Royal William, 120, Captain Kingcome.
terms for the spinners. The wool trade exhibits little or
ti. , ~ ,pe ago rep ace
mouth on Wednesday. It has been stated to the regi. versaries of lenity, was to be found within the walls of the proprietors may consider and determine the whole question. The Eleanor, from Naples for Liverpool, June 30, off
- * tion, 28, paddle-frigate, Captain the Hon. J.. R. Drummond, Adder ... ... ... ... 2 companies,
no change since our last report.
ose .
ment that this proceeding on the part of the major Common Council. (Laughter.) Yes, he knew the bent,. The first object of the ensuing meeting will be to approve Europa Point.
,-‘ arrived at Constantinople on the 2d with his Royal High- Wildfire ... ... ... 2 companies,
commandant is a preperation for a general muster of volent reformer to whom he alluded was told by the formally of these clauses, and on this question there can be The Harlington, off Cape St. Mary Juno 27. _
nese Lieutenant-General the Duke of Cambridge, who had Avon ... ... ... ... 3 companies,
the battalion. Elliotts of that day, that the dirtier was the prison, the no difference of opinion. The simple enactment of enabl. The Hilda, from Malta for London, June 27.
an interview with the Austrian Ambassador, and returned Sprightly .., ... ... 2 companies,
_ .-_ _. heavier the lash, and the longer the incarceration, the ing provisions cannot be otherwise than useful. COUNTRY MARKETS.
to Varna on the following day. The Vesuvius, 6, paddle- Ariel ~. .., .., ... 1 company, - ---
better for society and for the offender against its laws, But The next object for consideration will be, whether the The Zephyr (Dutch barque), from Christiania, June 29,
lat. 47 N, lon 31 W. see
. Tao._ frigate, Coaamander Powell, arrived at Constantinople on Garland ... ... e. 2 companies, ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION •
• his worthy friend was quite mistaken in the view he had Particular terms of arrangemcnt which the directors; re- The Haroltfor Bristol, June 1, lat. 6N 1 2
, ong. 4W. HADDINGTON CORN MARKET-JULY 14.
-.. t e-.: the 30th ult., with three prizes in tow, captured off the numbering, with officers, nearly 1,500. 41.
the objects of the refuee for which the s
taken of . e ympathies cemmend are such as the proprietors will a rove. The
wniAT. BARLEY OATs. BEld
. '..... i • Danube. The first vessel that went out of harbour was the Violet, On Thursday a conversazione took place at this insti- * . . . PP. The Sydney, for San Francisco, June 3, lat. BN, long.
of the court were implored. Many of the poor children directors have strictly declined any alliance with the pro- 9,,,- w
First 76s Od 39s Od 38s 6d 52s ,
h inst. at 12 45
e_. eet ,s, A, Malta coreespondent, writing on the 11t ~ , . , followed in succession by Passe Partout, Princess tution to celebrate the commencement of a new career whose reformation was contem lated were tll • t meters of the new undertaking which 'would involve the - '
ac ua y ignoran
The Piet Hein, from Batavia for Amsterdam, June 4, Second 67s 7d 36s ld 32s 8(.1 500
,2.,`,1
says---•" The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-suiP Clementine, Douro, Le Corse, Comet, Adder, Wildfire, of management, with Mr. J. H. Pepper at the head, as that the had acted i ' allP) til they zero locked up ,
com a.ny in any extension either of ex enditure o liabil- lat. 9N, long. 25 W. Third s6s Od 28s Od 28s Od 4,65 v ,
Ripon,. with the homeward India mail on board, has just Lucifer, Cocyte, Fearless, Echo, Avon, Garland, Lizard,
resident director. During the last few days the interior in riser); for the viollnonnof thetullaw. t P The new line is to be constructed% and at rthe risk
old
P (H r hear.) iy. 51 The Samuel and Sarah, from Launceston, June 16, lat. Total quantity of wheat in market, 365 qrs., 322 s,d
and Sprightly.
.- e'S ._ been telegraphed. et
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of the building has been entirely renovated, and various The question was then put, a,nd the g,ra,n was agreed to of the new company. The directors think it right to add,
77 sor
--.s .... "The Vectis, with a, portion ef the Intlia mail sent The effect was beyond measure imposing, particularly .
28 N., lone. 37 W.
f, PP barley ft 103 qrs.,
ela
M eilles will take her departure when the little flotilla got into the roadstead, each elivi- alterations have been effected which give increased by a large majority. that with the affairs of the new company or its expenses, The Robb K
ert elly (American ship), July 3, lat. 48 N., oats 248 qrs. 214 $ a
• through. France via. ,
in or out of Parliament, they have had nothing to do, P P I / , P '
1 sol
sion making for their respective ships of war. The cheering novelty and interest to the exhibition. Many of those Upon the motion of Alderman CUBITT, a petition from
long. 21 W. beans 37 qrs., 2
without loss of time.
directly or indirectly.
P P ' PP Pt
. in in force in this island, and was kept übd d h CI th ed the outer objects which have stood prominently forward for some the inhabitants of St. Paul, Deptford, for pecuniary assist-
The Eleanor Dixon, from Liverpool for Valparaiso, May
" The quarantine is aga p a oar an as ore un 1 ey pass
AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
ral rooms in the lazaretto are occupied. On the 4th pier, when the noble war vessels reminded one that this years past have given place to modern inventions and The arran ement which it is ro osed that this corn-
ance towards completing the church of St. James, g a P P ' 26 N., long. 22 W.
1 4-12tha
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any shall make with the new company on their obtain- Wheat 1/. 7 7 0-12ths I Barley _IL 16
Hatcham was referred to the Coal Corn, and Finance Com- P
- • ... inst. the French mail steamer Egyptus, from Marseilles, was not a, pageant, but the stern reality. In a couPle of scientific improvements, and the result is that visitors .
The Indian, from Hartlepool for Coquimbo, May 7, lat. a *
-, . arrived in port, when it became knowia that two of the hours the whole were embarked, and but for a most are at once impressed with the idea that the institu• tt ' ' - ' th • t •th tth b• • bl' • e
par ee. ing eir ac wi ou e o ectiona e runnin
J 0 Powers 16 N., long. 26 W. oats, ... 1/. 12 8 11-12 hs IBe ' 0 2 4-12th$
t ans, ..... 2/. 1
• Idiers on board had died on the previoua day, and 12 of melancholy accident that occurred ou board the Lizard, the tion has been reopened under circumstances of Several petitions were presented by Sir James Duke for •ch the corn an etitioned is to make them
against whi . p y p ,
The Ochertyre from Liverpool for Geelong, May 2, lat. -
a the alteration of the metropolitan cattle-market day from an allowance in respect of all traffic brought by their line le N., long. 25 *. DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET-JULY 13.
• the others had been attacked by violent colic and dyeen- whole day would have passed off pleasantly to every one . . ,
most auspicious cnaracter. The decorations, no less Monday to Tuesday, and referred to the Mark I
et improve- on to the South-Western lino at Salisbury, provided such T
Inferi°r*
he Emilie Louise, from Rio Grande de Sud, for Queens. Qrs. Best. Current.
cr, tary. The vessellwas immediately placed in quarantine, present. The Lizard unfortunately did oot calculate the
th th b'ects exli.l.)•t d
an eo j 11 e , present various features ment Committee. traffic be brought from a point on the Uslisbury and
AA 04
• '... and the Board of Health assembled at 9 a.m. on the fol. height of the Algiers' yards. In going aloitside, the yard-
tow J 4
re une , long. 32 W. 309 Wlmat 73s 6(1.
0
• lowing day. It seems that the Egyptus, a small steamer, arm took the masthead of the Lizard, Which fell on the of novelty, and the general appearance of the gad-
PURCHASE OF THE SITE OF GILTSPUR-STREET PRISON. Yeovil line, distant ten nailes at least beyond, or west
205 Oats 36s Od oos Od ... Os ej
of Salisbury, and, also, that such traffic be conveyed
was crowded with troops and horses, besides supplies of deck, killing the brother of the commander of the Algiers, lerY indicates a determination on the part of Mr. Mr. THORP presented the following memorial from the
514 Barley 37s 9(1 oos Od.
,
'stance over the coin an 's line to Lo don
the whele. di . p y , ,
e i
.:. forage, in addition to the usual number of passengers. one man and a boy. As soon as this terrible accident Pepper to adapt his resources to the taste and treasurer and committee of almoners of Christ's Hospital. PRICES OF SHARES. 20 Peas & beans 53s Od oos Od ... 004
or to within ten miles of London. It is proposed that
" These were all landed in the lazaretto on the sth, and at became Ir'nown, it cast a great gloom over the whole town. requirements of the age. The ceremonial of last even- e That „ the 26th of October last a memorial
................................ A.verage of wheat, Si. 4s. sd.
(- E • .
was ad- h allowance shall be 25 re n n the ross re-
suc 1 r ce t., o g
, • night such as were enabled to prooeed continued their pas- It was, however, not generally spread until towards the ing included a selection of entertainments which are dress I •blC•t b th • I
ed. to your ton= a o om 7 e prese ent, tree- ceipts by this company from such traffic, not in any IN BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM t••••i........
sage to Gallipoli. Among the passengers on board were evening. peculiar to this establishment, and amongst them were surer and committee of almoners of Christ's Hospital, re-
i,--_,
xceed 5 000/ And that it shall cease alto ether
year to e , . g
PANIES' STOCK. ABERDEEN-JULY 14.
,• M. Mavrocordato, President of the Council in Greece, his The Fire Queen, Master Commander F. W. Paul, was an exhibition bII D b f • t ' 11 d t nte •• t t• t•
ye . u oscq o some new experimen s questmg to b„ oyse o c i in o a nego la ion for the on the new company's gross traffic, on their own line, 0J;
; son, and an aitie-ds-carsp, but these gentlemen preferred engaged in conveying on board the squadron 4,0001b5. •
in op les we te e ectric ig ; a representation by the acquisition and purchase, by the governors of Christ's Hos-
t. *th h 1 • l• ht
reaching 40,000/. during the time it is a single line or From the Official Ltst. The prices of grain to-day are-Oats, 28s Od to 29s f
401bs per bushel; new oats, 00s Od to 00s Od, 401bs
iP°
-- ' - . remaining behind and staying their nine days' quarantine weight of fresh beef, and 2,0001b5. weight of vegetables.
same gentleman of a novel illuminated fountain display. pital, of tho Compter, in Giltspur-street, which memorial was 45,000/. if the now line be made a double line ; and 'the PUBLISHED 'Y TUEM2IIX AND FRID ill• EVENING
EVER , .
_. . b .
ay',
to continuing their voyage in a vessel too crowded for Three French cutters and several fishing-boats were em- .
a,ble Court to the City Lends Com- ushel , bere, 29s Od to 31s Od, 531bs per bushel ; bar e,
referred by your honour
LONDON, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1854.
. health or comfort. The number of sick left behind was cloyed. in taking off the powder, of which there was 100 • f col urs • and a new o tical exhibition
mg a variety o o , . p te f such arraneernent io limited to ten ears, in con-
rra o
29s Od to 313 Od, 531bs per bushel • wheat, red, 60s Ocht
.
mittee.
'''
• • •n the act. Y JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
formity with the provtisitohnes 1 .
61s Od, 621 be per bushel ; wheat, Aite, 60s Od to 68s I•F;
• ' 22, of whom two died.on the evening of Thursday, one on tons. The Dasher, Captain Le Febre, was the reserve of dissolving views illustrating the late J. M. W.
" That it having been intimated to your memorialists that f atures of the proposed - - -
Dividend .Amount 621bs per bushel • oatmeal, 23s Od. to 24s Od per h'ile
Friday morning, and one on Saturfla,y ; and. one of the vessel to take off officers and stragglers at the last moment. Turner's " Scenes on the River Loire," with descrip-
the Cit Lauds Committee were willing to consider , y p The above constitu e
dir
T:: e end the
arraiagement, and the. ec recomm mto the Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price. flour, 55s Od to 57's 0(1 per sazk. Provisions-Beef per i •
* te o
' men engaged in coaling the veseel has been attacked and The General Baragua,y d'Hilliers, with his ataff, and. Ad- tiOn by Mr. Georee Hodder. In reference to the expe. 1Y• h h
pos.a. wine t e gever•nors of Christ's Hospital miellitn think lders for adoption.
shaiehe . num. Share.
Gd to 9(1 ; mutton, ditto, Gd to 8d ; veal, ditto, Gd to
e, ,
'. ; ' died. Although there can be tittle doubt that cholera is miral Lapierre, and naval aide-de-camp, were early riments presented° by Monsieur Duboscq it would be proper to make a proposition was submitted to the th • fl ti dth •• l f - n
m on e Having thus brie yno ce e principa eatures of the
'• • the disease that now exists in our lazaretto, yet at preaent amongst the troops, attending to their comforts ; and su fl t t • t dt•l f t• 1 s th s s • ' -• • t •
per uous oener in o a eal o par icu a.r , as a part of the said gol, mums o purchase the site of the Comp- pr posal, the directors have only in conclusion to express x a d. 4 s. d. Pork, per lb, Os 6d to Os 8(1. • salmon, per lb, is Ocl to Os (0T
,
.-.-: it is not of a very malignant character. The men attacked when the whole had embarked the general went on board scientific world could not but take exception to a news- ter (with or without the buildings thereon) at such a price as their hope, that the proprietors will recognise in them iAitriisttirsalh a5ia............ 6/. per cent. 40 0 0 all 82t 9(1 to 08 •
rabbits, each, Od to Od ; tallow, per stone, 58 .4 ,
were troops who, having been marched from Avignon to the Dasher, and was conveyed to the commodore's shiP de • tion of an exhibition which ap eals espe- the • •to the city of Londe, dtl • t
paper scrip ant
.ie suiveyc•ini•l•i? terms which may_ IT ado d not onl with perfect con- NorthAmencan 61. per cent. 50 0 0
Commercial of London. 6/. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
64 potatoes, per peck, 16d to Os 0(1; butter, per lb, 9d to Iv
fil W
Marseilles, were kept on the quay at the latter place four Hannibal, where he was received with due honours. He te d -ud ment of the learned hilst Chri:t
vi-f(L°l•tal, or, in case they coull h P:eb it whi hY I i+ ; ; eggs, per doz, Os 8d to Os 9(1; hens, per pair, 3s -( ej
cially to the- tee an . noh agn,eatsang Ft's sistency as regards e pl, , t 1
ic
dare
.a.so .n.rsns,cally Colonial ... ... -- - - VI. pg =.. iv g(i'l !.
,(3) oo -L- 3s Gd ; chickens, ditto, Os Od to 3s Od ; ducks, ditto, 2s e
' hours previous to embarking under a broiling 31111 ; theY stayed on board about half an hour, viewing the excellent jt
1 ith such tt 'w.
'to bpi •oviously named b the
those who are unacquain e w ma ers, or pos- per_°t',_ , Yan _
tnita s oul ernai beneficial, and. proper to e cone in e with a view to the
to 33 01 ; ducklings, ditto, 2s 6d to Os Od ; turk°tYter
indulged in the enjoyment of fruit and wine without mo- arrangements made for the French soldiers and With
t er
of the property; 1 Itloicli arChar. Bk. of Aus. •P - 20 0 0 all 0 --
' deration, and afterwards embarked in a vessel greatly which the general ex dh* b dd't• f t•
presse is un oun e sa is ac ion, sess only as superficial knowledge of them, would not v t
e he- air va ue d ereupon a( ep
of the eovernors of Christ's Hospital was invited to attend future prosperity of the company.
By order of the Court of Directors, London and County • • 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 _ each, 43 thi to 58 Od ; geese, ditto, 3s Od to 4s Od i bliod ;
' • - overcrowded. and on his return to the Dasher his countenance betokened appreciate that which only gives amusement where it
tl e C't7 L. lids Committee at their next • A d te-
meeting. epu , L. CRONBIS, Secretary. Lond
Londe .trid Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 4o for exportation (present cure), per cwt, 84s to Os ~,,e,
" After the lapse of several days, during which no British how pleased he felt. The habituad sternness of the fine old Pleases the eye. Suffice it that M. Duboscq testified in -1
if
YI 1 rnors attended accordi on Joint •Stock .• • 6/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - ditto (slimmer cured), 00s to 00s Od ; e,ggs, whole le Pri-
" oil('
tion ot ie gove n.gly, when they were ' York-road Offices, July 13, 1854. Provincial of Ireland.. 81. per cent. 100 0025 0 0 - per dozen, ~ 0 ,
5(1 to &id ; 41b loaf, 9d ; 21b loaf, 4td ' P j*
' troops have reached the island, there arrived en Saturday warrior gave way to an animated conversation, and on the most satisfactory and agreeable manner that he has d tam' that th • • •
given to un ers d eir pioposition to refer the ques- - Ditto, New......... 8 /.per cent. 10 0 0 all - fine small, 09 Od to Os Od ; pork, large, Os Od to Os e
the British transport Palmyra, No. 94, from Dublin, in 32 leaving the Dasher all hands were piped to the made certain discoveries in optics which, whilst they t b t rte.'
tion of value coul no een e ined ; but that if they de- CALEDONIAN. National of Ireland.... 41. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - 1 b •
am , per qr., Gs to 7s Gd ; cheese, per imperia
1 st° '
days, having on board Lieutenant and Adjutant Webh, side, and officers and men gave the gallant general gratify the inspector, prove to demonstration that h • • •ot 't ld b Nat. Provncial of Eng. 6/. per cent. 100 0035 0 0 -
-
e sired it, anothei opp lum y wou e afforded them of
- Cornet Fisher,Paymasterßiggs, QuartermasterDrake,with three such cheers that must have convinced him is worthy of the position he holds as a •
man eminent making a definitive offer for the property. The adjourned special meeting of this company was Ditto, New ........ 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 io o o - 5s 6d. to 7s.
43 troopers of the 4th Dragoon Guards and 37 horses. what respectful and friendly feelines were manifested in the scientific world of Paris. The series of dig- " That, in consequence of this intintation, the surveyor of held on Friday at the London Tavern, to consider a bill Oriental Bank Corpora. 121. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 47y, ---
Assistant-Surgeon Harris, of the 88th Regiment, was also through him for his country's sale. The arrange-
governors les now e ore ar iamen or au orising wor ing arrange. I, • •
solving views, exhibited for the first time on this occasion Ch •' 11 't 1 -as directed to report to the ' • b f Pl. t f th • • It'
, nst a ospi a mr• South Australia ...... 8/. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 „ -
mon of .kustralia•• • • 40/. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 74% DUBLIN, JULY 11.
. A
- on board. ments throughout were carried on with the greatest ..
Perm a, portion (as the description announces) of the col- opinion of the extreme value of the property; and in pur- ments between the Caledonian and Edinburgh and Gies- Ditto . 40/. per cent. - 210 0 - White wheat, Od 40s to 44s Od ; red ditto, :39s to 42, i
" The Terming steam paddle-wheel transport, from energy and skill by Captains Le Febre and Smithett.
Fee t
lection of drawings published under the title of the ance of his recommendation they offered the sum of 15 000/ ow Railwe and an eine] amati fth t •
g on o • ere o corn- union of London ..... 8/. per rent. 5400 00 00 10
all 0 - barley, 16s 6d to 22s 6d ; oats, 15s 6d to 17s 9d ; rarvie
' Portsmouth and Gibraltar, arrived- on Sunday, the 9th, Their constant communication with the French admirals
su•
h • d lusive of the buildi e) • • ' * g .y,
'
foi t e gioun (exe n,,s
union of Madrid ..... _
" Rivers of France," and executed by the late J. M.W. , which sum your panies. Mr. Copling, a director, was called to the - eos Od to 00s Od per brl ; oatmeal, 16s tid to 18s Od ; 1", di
having on board Captain the Hon. H. L. Rowley (6th and generals will have made the best of impressions upon
memorialists are advised 'is not only the full value of the h •
flour 22s Od to 27s Od per cwt ; Inetia.o corn, 39s Od to 4os
Light Dragoons), Lieutenant Churchill (Rifle Brigade), the minds of Frenchmen ; they will now perceive that Turner, R.A., some years ago, when, in company with
property but above any estimated value that could be ad c air.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
'''' Assistant-Surgeon Lewis, 38th Regiment ; 152 men, 2d their Emperor judged rightly of the " English character," Mr. Leitch Ritchie, he travelled through the country in of the eT'ound for any ordinary purpose to which it coulntt bee The CHAIRMAN explained that the object of holding
Dividend Amount per 180113 s.
. Battalion Rifle Brigade ;22 men, 6th Light Dragoons ; 3 and ancient prejudices will be happily exchanged for a search of the picturesque and the beautiful. The various applied.' And they further offered to pay the amount either the adjourned meeting in London was to obtain the Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
• ' men, 13th Light Dragoons ; 7 men, 17th Lancers, arid 50 lasting friendship. scenes, as exhibited on the disk, form admirable illustra- in money or by an exchange of freehold property in London opinion of the majority of the shareholders, three-fourths Annum. Share. RAILWAY SHARE MARKET.
horses. Admiral Berkeley arrived during the day, and returned tions of Turner's style of art in those days when he avoid- of equal value. of whom resided in England south of York. A very
X s. d. I X s. d.
" The Shooting Star transport, from Varna, out of 22 to Dover in the evening. He was much gratified to sea ed that tendency to the fantastic which distinguished his " That your memorialists have been informed that a report large amount of the stock was held in London, and it Albion .............. 3/. 10s. 500 00500 0 90 LIVERPOOL, JULY 15. . _roes
daets, also arrived on the 9th inst. how excellently everything had gone off, later works, and may fairly be classed amongst the most has been presented to eour honourable Court by the City was therefore considered the most central place to hold Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d. is. 100 0011 0 0 19% STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market continues to inte• -
este.,
ee, • The Traemouth gcrew steam-transport, No. 102, from The artillery are expected to march in to-morrow, toge- successful productions the public have yet seen of this Lands Committee, certifying their opinion that it is not expe- a meeting of the company. He believed that it was of Ditto Marine ....... Gl. p.c.& bs. 100 002500 40 in tone. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 22/. st`este
.• Sheerness and Gibraltar with Ca t •
ee , . . , p sans Graoat (command- ther with very heavy field pieces and howitzers, besides
k' d f cl. • hie' • Th 1
in o ioramic ex 1 thou. ega 'are- was orna- (.1* t t t the proposition of • •• l' t th t t • t tthC 1 d • h hld
len o accep youi memona is s, or to e u mos impor once o e a e °man s are o ers Anchor .............. G per cent. 50 0 10 0 - 61 dis. ; Caledonian, 314 ,t, ; East Lancashire, 10 ; rere
Atlas 135.6 d. 50 0 0 515 0 isoe h• ,
eeeS. , mg Ambulance Corps) and Pigott, Adjutant William mortars of the largest calibre.
cas ire ana Yorkshire 66i • London a d North--Wely-tli
. , s Henry, Assistant-Surgeon Jackson, Mr. It. B. 11,.Tioklin, The French line-of-battle ship St. Lonis, 90, arrived mented with magnificent specimens of gold and silver comply with the memorial of the said president treasurer that they should rejeot the bill Their former highly- Argus Life ......... • . 4/.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
103 t ; Manchester, Sh'effieid an • n _
__,,io i
,- • photographer, 310 men of the Ambulance Corps, 2 men of during the day, and the French war steamer Asmodee. Plate from the respective establishments of Messrs. d *tt d t h • ' . 1- At. ' "yr T 1 .
an commi ee, an tha sue repoit was agreed to by your respec.e- c-a•rman, ~...r. ..,uncan, was opposed to the British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0015 (1 0 7 d Lincoln, 21t ; 311",,,5t,
the Royal Sappers and. Miners, and 3 horses, reached the Severel transports are also expected, when a second clivi- Hunt and Roskell and 'Messrs. Elkington ; a collec- ho!rurfet Ceouert on the I.Bth day of May last. bill, as the operation of it, if sanctioned, would be highly Ciericrated.& Gen. Life ipr et. & bs. too 00100 0 21 65a, South-Eastern, 19; York and North Midland, -‘"'
u_ : . -
h xtent of the accommodation afforded by the County ......... ..... 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 125
• ,•'-• island on Monday, the 10th. Rion will follow to the Baltic • indeed, it is reported here tion of designs in porcelain and terracotta, from the res injurious to the proprietors of original shares.
--
t'. el, •, •
p ent building of Christ's Hospital is inadequate to the - • • - - • Crown .. .. .. .. .. .... 16s. Gd 50 0 0 50 0 20 MANCHESTER, JULY 15.
" The Vulcan arrived early this morning, after a good generally that upwards of 50,600 French troops are to be manufactory of Messra• Copeland & Co.; a now electrical 1- n • a • • . A discussion ensued, in the course of which it was Eagle
alge num ei or elm ieu maintained ana educated therein ;
tOler
: - passage. sent to the Baltic as fast as vessels can be got ready to apparatus, and a large electro-rnagnetic apparatus illus- and that the governors contemplate making various alter„, stated that parties at the head of the board held a large Equity and LaW...... 4% per cent. 100 00(5 0 0 6 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market to-dav has been eles
" The 4th Regiment is the only one remaining at Galli- receive them, The squadron will sail at daylight to-morrow trating the application of electricity as a motive power, tions and improvements in the system of educatio --
amount of Edinburgh and Glase
n and ge- R•I d F h
bow al way an • ort European Life
General ......
- 5 0 0 191/8 ably brisk, prices not being well suppOrted, The °I '
. , poll. morning.
by Mr. Allan, and Messrs. Watkins & Hill ; Bachener nerai management of the charity, which will require enlarged and Clyde Canal shares, and were therefore highly inte- Globe .•• . . Gl. per cent. Stock. It 51/2 were :-Leeds, 66 ; Midland, 65i i ; Sheffield, 211 ' '
127
" The Fury was to leave Constantinople on the 7th for CALAIS, SUNDAY.
Dover, 18 15-16, 19 ; Caledonian, 31t ; Blackburn, 4i.'
, a .
and Defries's as fire electric telegraphs from the Electric space for the erection of additional school-rooms and other rested in carrying the measure, Several lar h c ' 0 "
ge s are- ,uarclian ............ 5/. per cent. 100 0 45 0 0 57
Odessa, with a sufficient number of Russian prisoners on Thie morning, at six o'clock, the squadron got under
T 1 hCo g d various other effective illustre- buildings. holders had sold their stock in the Caledonian Com Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent, 500 0050 0 0 - ----
-
.-: ' - board to exchange for those of the Tiger, it being deter- weigh for the Baltic, with a beautiful topgallant breeze e egraP mPany; an ' " That on the disc t•
on inuance of the Compter as a prison in order to savo their propert f th ff f
pany . . ,s .„
impenai LAIL - BIRMINGHAM, JULY 15.
y rom e e ects o the asl
Indemnity Marine.... 11. sh. & bs. 100 00200 0 56 STOCK EXCHANGE.-The railway share market to-v,
- eoe• mined to exchange man for man. from the westward, the commodore, in the Hannibal, tions of the progress of art and science in this country. ~ .
hd h d t h bt • d
tire governmS a ope o are 0 ame the consent of amalgamation bill. One gentleman who held 80,000/. Law Fire ............ 25.& 2s.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4% was remarkably dull and in t• Sh b nd ,
, " The number of French and Eaglish troops who passed taking the lead. At eight a large transport brought up There were, moreover, numerous specimens of photo-
h •bl C rt t th sal f •
your enema eon o e etoit to them and to have ac ive. rows ury 3 toll
- 100 0 0 10 0 0 55% mingham was done at 6N. Among the closing quota id,
! . through Malta from the 24th of May to the Bth of July in the reeds, towed from the eastward by a French steam- graPhy dy the best artists in the school, including Mr. been enabled thereby t tth • ' •
o cany ou eir contemplated im- protested against the measure, but, fearing that it would Law Life. • . •........,
eo•al and General Life
L ,
~ - 50 0 0 2 0 0 6%
ii, of English, 31,473, with 4,928 horseo, and of French, corvette. The materiel for the army is conatantly ar- Maya.ll and Mr. Williams ; the former displaying por- • t•b t •f • h bl C t 1 •
piovemen s, u i youi onoura e our sha I determine be carried through the efforts of the majority of the London I, ire 10s. & bs. 25 0012 10 0 29% were :-Birmingham, Wolverha t ISt r Via•
mp on, an( ou eirs,
46,272, with 7,426 horses." riving. Six beautiful pieces of ordnance (long brass 18- traits of men distinguished in literature or science, and to adhere to your resolution of the 18th of Ma last th board, sold out the whole of his stock. The proxies London Ship. . - sellers 94; Midland Stock, buyers 65; North Staffordstiiree
The Termagant, 24, screw-frigate, Cautaiu the Hon. pounders, upwards of 12 feat in length), two brass 10-inch the latter a selection of various departments in the will be obliged either to abandon their intentionsy '
from want
ey held by Messrs. Copling and Campbell against the mea- Marine... • • .... ••• • .. 15s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 - buyers 4f, sellers 44- dis. ; Oxford, Worcester, and
Keith Stewo.rt, got away from Spithead on Saturday mortars, and two brass 8-inch howitzers. Crystal Palace at Sydenham. These portraits and of room, or to red.uce the number of children in the hospital. sure represented 528,000/. of ordinary, and 125,000/. of Med.lnvlio &Gen. Life 4% 1. per ct. 50 0 0 20 0 3 verhampton, buyers 31 ; Shropshire, buyers 31i dis•
~ , _
, evening about 8 o'clock for the Downs. The embarkation steamers Fearless, Comet, Echo and • d h
scenes viewe t rough the medium of the stereoscope, " That your memorialists have heard that au impression Preference stock, while the directors at present Minerva •• -•••••• .. 5 p. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 20 0 6
---
,- • • Oa Thursday another of the 8-gun steam-vessels building Lucifer will take the ordnance and camp equipage t'o the '
•••• •••• -
Monarch • • _ 5 0 0 1 0 0 11,6
BRISTOL, JULY 15.
eed 03
. to operate against the Russiane was launched from her St. Louis, 90, and Tilsit, 90, French line-of-battle ships, .
were amongst the most interesting features of the even- is entertained by some members of the City Lands Com- held proxies representing 661,000/. ordinary and National Loan Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2%
STOCK EXCITANGE.-The market was firm. omelib
ing's amusements, which were agreeably enlivened by n
iittee (which may have materially influenced their report 48 000/ referen
p ce stock in favour of the bill. PPletlilcaadni um Li.t:).,...
51 per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 2%
' Majesty's Dockyard at Pembroke. 'She is named the Ariel this afternoon. A messenger has just come in with a re-
that the e•overnors of Christ's Hospital are desirous of obtaiii, ' *
- - _ 45 Stock, 66t ; Vale of Neath, 19/.
The standing orders of the House of Lords requ d
ire -
Phcenix - - - •Mi1m0m.1NNE1N1MM0mm,......................10
. --a sister vessel to the Swallow-and is to be brought for- port of the Termagant's arrival. the performance of a select orchestra, under the direc-
•uo• the property in question with the intention of letting it • • • •
- ward for immediate service in the Baltic. Captain Smithett is honoured with an invitation to tion of Mr. Wand, whilst the gallery was tastefully de- e
f'or buildine., and deriving an income ther f • •
e lora , but such an a majority of three-fourths of the stock represented Professional Life...... 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 je _____________________________
„
. The Rhada.manthus, steam storrevessel, Master Com- dine with the General Baraguay d'Hilliers this evening. corated with flowers and evergreens, which gave to the
im ressionb(if it bas been entertained) is erroneous, inasmuch at the meeting to carry the measure ; and in order to Provident Life.. - .... 1/. ss. & bs. 1050 ;;. g 110)
1g 0 42
SEABORNE MAILS.
Rock Life ............ Is. 0 7%
' " mander J. Belem arrived at Woolwich on Thursday night Coals are wanted here for the several steamers. The institution an aspect of light and cheerfulness which it as lit is the object and intention of the governors to appro. do so the directors would require proxies representino G 1 .ct. & bs. Stock. all 229 I _______„.-„,__
01°
.. from Portamouth', and on Friday and Saturday delivered price at this place is 60s. a. ton-in England, 16s. There has not heretofore assumed. The proceedings of the priate the ground solely to the purposes above-mentioned. an additional sum of 2,000,000/. of capital. The birl Istgaii_iurexchange ....• • •P_
••• 6/. 10s. - ,1 260 (N signifies that the mails are t f h 1 Post-0
sen rom t e Genera
o-, , old storeafrom th.e western ports. She is now under orders is an old brig of war, named the Columbine, at Sheerness, evening were opened with an inaugural addrees by Mr. - « upon these grounds, your memorialists request that being under examination, and not having passed the Ditto Life • I/ 10s. - ~ 65 by the night-and Id by the •
morning-despatch.)
( , to take on board a quantity of machinery for the Exmouth, with 300 tons of coale all ready on board. We take leave John Walter, M.P., who stated that as the object of your honourable Court will reconsider the subject, and con- committee of the House of Commons the meetino was "'
u •ted Kingdom -.. 41. p. ct & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5 m
__.-..-
91; screw steam-ship, just launched at Devonport ; and on to suggest that a steamer be employed to tow her over to this institution was the cultivation of eeeeri ti , • , t tbe sale of the Compter in Giltspur-street, to the adjourned to Thursday next at the London T '''
p men al pal- sent o
avern. Universal Life • ..... 2!•155. Per
Victoria Lite • • ...... .., . per cen . -
slti. 100 0 0 10
102 0 - ---------------------____
4 6 -
Day when made up From what Wlll°.
her way round to the westward she will have to call at this place and so save time and money.
losophy, he could assure his hearers that he would not governors of Christ's Hospital, for the purposes of the said A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro. COUNTRIES. in General Past- Port do° 1,
. Chatham end take on board a quantity of converted ma- Poor Christopher's loss is much felt. He went off in f your honourable Court s WATER-WORKS.
-L-eglan
' ' h
• ogany timber for the construction of the new royal steam- the Lizard to see his brother, the commander of the Al- stand very long between them and their natural desire hospital ; and i . . hould still be of opi- ceedings.
i t let neither the proposition of your memo il• Dividend Amount i --________.____ Office, London.. Dispatched. .---............//
1 o ists to re-
--
p.cht, the Windsor Castle. So far as has been ascertained iers, when the aad accident deprived him and two others to witness the interesting experiments they were now 11-'n 1 • flt th --
Name of Company. per of , America(byßrit.pack)N Every Friday .... Liverpool ...
Paid. Price.
. . it is understood the result of the voyage to Malta in th gf
th • 1.
e o eir Ives. He had been sketching the whole of the called upon to witness. It was his duty, however, he question ovaue o e surveyors of the two c •
fert .
rations, nor th • • ff • fl 5 000 or po.
eii oei o , 0. for the property can be BIRMINGHAM, DUDLEY, AND WOLVER. Annum. Share. America (by Milted Sts.
~„if 0
' Himalaya of the members of the committe •
e appointed to morning and was taking great interest in the proceedings. to offer a few remarks upon the history and pro- d
ccepte , that your honourable Court will be pleased to state HAMPTON. . ______
________ packet) ..........N •• •••• • • .. Liverpool ...',v -
report on the eligibility of the screw propeller as a means How trt;e •ti" I th 'el tNI gress of the institution ; but before doing so he a
4 s• d• X s. d. America (by U. States
I
WaS to your memorialists the terms upon which you may be Every possible exertion is being made to open this East London
of propulsion for the Windsor Castle, royal steam-yacht, The Lizairdei nt
ffetnal
i: o 1 e wet arte in death."
t b din vindication of himself to x 1 •
100 •• •• •• •• • • Southarnptom
s sen 0 o S eerness wi hhe bodies, no oun epam to them why wining to consent to such sale, as they cannot but entertain line of railwaY earlY in SePtember. The ponderous works Grand Junction .... • • 4f. per cnt. 50 0 0 all - Australia (via South-
is in favour of a screw steam-yacht for her Majesty's use, the Dover.
72 I etui4
and the Windsor Castle will now be proceeded wither). her The GBth Li ht I f he occupied the position he was placed in, and what a confid„t expectation that the corporation of London will between Birmin h dH d tl •th ourse of
gam an an swor lin e c Kent .... - ... •••• • • . 41. per cnt. 100 0 0 ampton) ..........M July 4 ... Southampton All-
- 80
n entry are under orders for service in
Ditto (via Marseilles) 31;
original d.esign for a, screw steara-yacht. The success of the the East, but ft d reason he had for intruding himself upon them for one
not
withhold from the governors of Christ's Hospital the only construction by Messrs. Bramson and Geuther, are fast N
L ael,n,bigvh
- 100 0 0 - 97
oes not appear quite settled whether they
Ditto (via Cape of Goedl
art°
screw when applied to the largest ship of war is evidence will proceed t moment. There were some who might naturally sup_ nieans which are ever likely to present themselves of extend- la• It. otl ing of this line, Southwarlr: tk°
•.-1,11111?I'a•ii
5121. 10s. -
approac mg comp e ion. n le open - - , Hope) ............N July 4.. ..... .... ~, ,Liuc 6
a once to Varna or be stationed in Greece.
100 o 0 -
of its great superiority over the paeldle-wheels, and the On Saturday the route pose that he was a new ca,ndidate for scientific honours, ing the benefit of an institution in which the city of Loiadon and the • fth G t Western Amalgamation
passing o e rea West Middlesex ...... 5/. 1017pernt.
ct.! - 8914 Africa (West Coast)..N'23d of the month. Plymouth .• Jalf
arrived at Windsor for the de-
interested.
day cannot be far distant when her Majesty will possess a parture of the Ist divisi and that he was about to offer them a discourse on his- is so largely
- 100%, I dr"
Bill, the Great Western will have a through communi- A exan ra..........N 8,9, 24, &30 of in. Dover ...... •
'„ .:' screw steam-royal yacht worthy of the Queen of a country rett, for the East. Thou of the 46th Foot, Colonel Gar- eßy order and on behalf of the treasurer and committee lley line from Lon- Alexandria .......... 31,4 th & 20th of mon. Southampton
tory or science such as a Br ue
, o eha,rn or a Herschel .
cation, independent of the Stour Va , DOCKS.
e men will march on Wednesday,
f Christ's Hospital.
Bahamas ...........m 17th of the month Southampton,
of almoneis o
possessing the finest screw stea.m-fieet in the world. 19th inst., proceeding by the South We t R lway to might give them • but he was sorry that those who en- (Signed) don to Chester. The cha,nge of gauge at Birmingham
Belgiurn ...... ~ ~ „N Dai1y...... •• • ... Dover ......1 ~, 16
Dividend Amount
The Hornet, 17, screw steam-sloop, Commander Freda- Portsmouth, and there embark fOr Vs ern
el
• ' • c‘ GEORGE TROLLOPE,
will be the great drawback ; but it Name of Company, Brazil ..............m 9th of the month.. Southampton .1,11/ I 6
per of Paid. Price
rick A. Campbell, left Woolwich for Greenhithe on Satur- Avon, which also takes out the 63d
farna,
(on board the tertained such an idea would find themselves deceived. e July 4, 1854." Clerk of Christ's Hospital. or Wolverhampton d
auge line will be laid. down Annum. Share. . f Buenos AyTes ...... -31. 9th of the month.. Southampton JulY
enstown He need on) inform the com an that 1, friend •
p y . of his
is expected that a broa g
day morning, to have her compasses adjusted, preparatory The 46th, with the Rifle Brigade, 68tIfolji3d,auned 2 t re. y Mr. THORP then moved that the memorial be referred ____________________
________
LO leaving the river to join the fleet in the White Sea. giments of Foot will form a corps d ls - and of Mr. Pepper called upon him, and stated they to the Committee of City Lands, that a further opportu. between Wolver p
ham ton and Chester.
- Cape of Good Hope ..N 14th of th
X s. d. X s. *I. e month. Southampton
e reserve at Gallipoli. bad an ur ent re
.- The Industry, screw steam store-vessel, Master Cora- Lieutenant Robertson, superintend' t g quest to make of him, and upon his nity of negotiating might be afforded in so important a Commercial •-• •• •. •• 4/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. - Cape de Verds ......N 14th of the month South t
amp on
ing ransports pro- askin
REPORTS OF COMMITEES ON RAILWAY Ceylon (see India)
, - bander George L. Bradley, was taken out of the basin at ceeding from the river Thames, left Woolwich at a 1 t g the nature of the request, he was informed question. East arid West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. -
2° 1.
.- • Woolwich on Saturday, preparatory to proceeding to Dept- hour on Friday night for Greenhithe, to inspect the Bele- that the directors of the institution were anxious to Deputy BEDFORD seconded the motion. BILLS. East Country. - - LI- Ceylon „„ „ ....., ..N 14th of the month
Channel Isles ........N 3fon. We jail qh
Ta•TV•
London .... ,•••• -5/. pr cent. Stock. - , d.,&Frid. Southampton
_.,, 16
ford to take on board stores for conveyance to the Black gravia, of 1,364 tons, and the Edwin Fox, of 891 tons make it a achool for all classes of the community, Mr. Cox moved the previous question, upon the ground ri
~.., EAT WESTERN, SHREWSBURY AND BIII3IINGHAM ND Ditto Bonds .....• .4/ er cent - - - Chi1i........ • ... „al 2d & 17th of month Sth r.rwi
Ell .... amp WI,
- China (see India).
Sea. under orders to proceed to Calais Roads at daylight on' and particularly the working classes, and with this that the offer was by no means proportioned to the value 11. CHESTER AMAL -D ' A St. Kat • . • P •
OHREWSBURY AND GAMATION _LAU, hartne • 4 per cent. Stock. -
The Formidable, 84, Captain-Superintendent John Jer- Saturday morning to embark French troops for conveyance view they had placed the establishment under new 'te He would be h
of tlae si • appy to give 10,000/. more than 0 Friday the Lords' Committee on this bill . Southampton
inserted
Via Tucker, was put out of the fitting basin at Sheerness to the Baltic. management. The result was the present inaugural the proposed sr, and was sure the property could be dig- Victoria ......•• - 3c,::ni,isttaoll.tinople . ...... . 4th & 20th of mon. Southampton
.....,,,,,clallf
,
n tth • t ftb L
clauses, a e ins ance o e ondon and North-
' Olt Saturday last, and -moored at the swinging buoy-for ___Tele_ 3-tth -Regiment ef- Foot will proceed to the lonian meeting, and although he was extremely reluctant to r posed of to vas ly greater advantage.
If
Western Company, to the effect that the G e Egypt (see India)
,„ 01
' the convenience of exPediting her further fitment, under Isles to relieve the 57th, now in garrison at Corfu, the sume to address so large an assembly under such •p e- ofr. DE JERSEY seconded the amendment. reat Western CANALS. France ........ 31 & N Twice daily...-. Dover ...... ,wi,„lo
circum- Com any are to work the Shrewsbur
Deputy CORNEY supported the memorial, and urged the p y and Birmingham
' the directions of her commander, Josiah Thompson. latter regiment proceeding to join the army in Turkey. stances, he was extremely happy to have this o ort ud Shrewsbury and Chester Rail Greece (see India)
.1 Dividend
I li;
In clearing the dock of the water it was found that the The Peninsular and Oriental Company's eteam•ship Simla nity of testifying to the merit of the institutionPP Hu- claims w _
hich the great inst. •
itution had upon the corpora. a ways on the narrdw t; •ad
Names of . DIN end Names of .
.' ' - Vulture, 6, paddle-wheel steam-frigate, had carried away left Southampton on Saturday for Plymouth, to embark believed it was hardl fh• ' t
e ion of London. gauge, and also to work all the lines between Wolver •
- companies. A per
'-, Price.l c
oin . ~ , per Greytown
panics. . Price. Hamburgh • • ........31,2nd & 17th of mon•Southampton JOY
I
c z.--,1 t tit the lower part of her fore gripe and the foremast shift of cavalry for the East. The Colombo, for the same destine- with y necessaay or ine to trouble them A diecussion of considerable length tk I ' which I mpton and Basinet k
oo p aCe, in ia es o eon the narrow eauee • and a, Annum. - 1 Anni
~7., , im. ..........NTTuesday & Friday,London ..... I i
any statement-although he had been requested several members joined. A division at length took place, that there shall he no application to P1'1•1' ''
' t f r , Havannah ......., „ m 2nd of the month 'Southampton Aull•
• - ---- - Holland ..., ~ „ „
„Al Dai1y...... • ..... Dover ......• I) °,1,,.1Y16
Ler false keel, which was done while threading her way up tion, and intended to take out infantry, left at the same to do t h • •
sio-as ot e origin of this institution ; but he when there app. eared-For referring the petition to the iamen o X X
towards the bar off Gamin Karleby. The damage was time. The Rajah, engaged to take out 600 tons of biscuit,
power to lay down the broad auee w•th tic Honduras . . m 17th of the month. Southampton Jou 20
.
g ,
.1 o t the consent A shtn &Oldh 98 71. p. ct. 154 Macclesfield. 100 27. 10s. 51% India (viaSou.ti. •.• • - i
repaired on Satin-day afternoon. During the time she was started on Saturday morning, and the Manilla, which sailed might Vorm them that he well recollected that some 20 committee, 34 , against that proposition, 29 ; majority in
of the Board of Tr d b • iampt.)M,4th & 20th of mon.iPlymouth • • .101'
- . in dry dock her (11- d. were en aeed lightening on Saturday afternoon for Constantinople, had on board a, Years ago he was delighted and edified with the ex •- favour of the petition, 5. a e eing first obtained. earirsiese •••i 60 - - Neath •• •• • • 100 16/. 150 India (via M 'll )M'
arse' es itith& 24th of month Mover ......
pert EASTERN COU
p cers an crew . g e,
Mr. Cox then proposed anoth endment, to the effect NTIES AMALGA3IATION BILL. lirkiik&Abrg 150 4/. GO Oxford.. -• • 100 ir. 115 lonian Isles (see India)l7, 17, &27 of mon ;Dover.. .. • ~,,Pill
her, by discha
the ments he saw especially with the steam un •
, . _ ban.,
,te rging, coals, shot, chain cables, seamen's beds, large quantity uf ball cartridges and ammunition for , g , which he of r e •
Birmingham 40 4/. - Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 86 Ireland ........M & N Tw.ce 1 '
1 i r ally .... - !Holyhead ...,Tvr'--26
, th t• er
an
Sl• 't t • h.
e erring e ques ion to the City o lei or o give is Mr. T. EGERTON reported f I b-
rom tle su consmittee on ,
tr "" •-.3 he; ' ~ and the master shipwright succeeded in getting Black Sea. The departure of her Majesty's ship Himalaya then witnessed at the Adelaide Gallery. This gallerY ••nes to the 1e •
%ably of the reference. . this bill for workin arr Coventry...• 100 25/, 215 Regent's.... 30 18s. 16% Lisbon.. - ... ......3417, 9, 17, &270 f m. Southampton 'JOU' ,6
g angements and amalgamating the
zr:,e,-.;:_a•,__, _ . out of (look at 4.45 p.m. that da.y, just on the top of has been postponed till Tuesday, as it is found there is not led" to the formation of this larger and more extended oTioon 'that Derby ••• • • 100 6/. 63 Roclidale•••• 85 1/. 10s. 66 Madeira .....: .....m 9th of the month ;Southampton Jul)" '
1 lee ise t k Eeste C
p . PrOpOSition 3, long discussion .1- w .00 • rn °unties, the Norfolk, the Eastern Union, the Ellsinre&Chs 69 2% p. ct. - Somrset Coal ,40 - - Madeira ...... 1...., N 23d of month .... 'Plymouth ..
. ra:.l, ai ingh water. In consequence of the tides taking off, there water enough in the Liverpool Docks for this great ship till establishment, which was not only a museum of natural
~. were great doubts tvheth place, which was ended by the counting out of the court. Newmarket and the East A 1' R.l urandounctn 100 41. pr. et. 58 Do. Lk Fcßzt ' ' -
, ng ian aeway Companies, - Malta see India
12
,_ ( ) I 20
,-• r ~t Jl.he
entire
(la v. er she could be eeot out. During Friday next. The Himalaya will first go to Dublin, and science, but a school for useful and entertaining know- The matter ther f • ' t
e ore remains at sta u quo. 6 C 1 S .
Do., pr. t. 0 6/. pr. ct. 11 tfird &Wore 281. 40i Malta . . N 7,17,19,27, 30 ofm. Dover ...... Julf
that they have struck out of it all powers of purchase, s 1 140,
i•-, •• el ~and the Cs. 7:
ice-Admiral the Hon. William Gordon thence cross to the Mersey. The Royal mail steamer ledoe to a great mass of the eo le who were unable to ae, 0 rand Surrey!loo 2/. 10s. 50 Shrewsbury-1,25! - Mauriti.u;(se •••. • . • •
e India)
.1.,.". ?!: ptain-Superintend
pi.,,,ent. . ent John Jervis Tucker were Avon will leave Southampton this morning for Cork, to detrain it thron h h PI P ' 1
g any ot er c ianne . It appeared that ....., e lease, or 3011.1,ATIVILi
, ~, , on, and have confined its operations to Grand L'ilion 100 IL Cs . 1214 Stourbridge.. .451 ' 12/. 285 Mauritius .. N 14th of the month
i•• • • •• • • 1
• , Her Majest 'te ' ' embark troops for the seat of war. .
the confirmation of and authorising working agreements Kennt & Avn 39 6s. ed. 6 Severs ande 2/. 24 Mexico „... ..
yss am block-shi a gentleman named Payne, having a desire to establish IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.-The Gazette Heiglomad • - Lancaster • 100 - - Virye Rall• 326 Naples .. .... .. ......N ,sthlbth2sthormon.lDover .... ..
on Wednesday a.t Fly th -p Exmouth, 91, launched -
at/ e between the five companies parties thereto ; but that, inas-
stitution obtained the assistance of seve- d :Wed e•
Leeds &Livrp 100 251. - Warwict & I New Granada ~, , „ m12(1 & 1701 of month Sollthamptori
~,rol°
' and 'placed in the floatinn
ooni vas retested on Thursday, At 7.30 p.m. the Lizard steam-vessel arrived at Sheer- the present in, , e_cme et de Chirurgecie gives an account of some much a,s it appears to the committee expedient that tl e leo 2/. 27iA
receive engines, boilers, :t.' o?
ftat Keyhara on Friday, to 1 ness from the Downs, with the body of the brother of First- ral patriotic gentlemen, who found the necessary capital, experiments equally important in a practical as a theore- undertekings of those corn anies should h
P ereafter be
le Leicester..•• 100 V.
sp=ifi,
, i New Zea1and......., ~ 'By private ship ..IVariotts port, tin-
Papal States .. .. N Sth 1 stll2sthothion 'DOVCr ...... .
•
• pered, preparatory to her b•'• a exi• which she will be cop- Lieutenant Christopher, who was unfortunately killed and the Polytechnic was thus set on foot. He need not tical point of vievv, a,n(l from which it results that air ' t-d
end that th L el,ci,iirti r &Mill
18j 70i. ( 557 Lpton.. 3 100' 31. 13 Peninsula ..............m 7thl7tll2Bt '
hothion. Southampton la
all despatch, Forty labotreeirusg E:ced in commi3sioh with alongside the .A.lgiers by the Lizard's topmast being carried say that it was extremeiY P°Pular at the verY outset, and Passed through cott„ i3O lonoer produces either ferlnen- amalgama e, . e numerous acts of such com- ,1-•,' ' '''7,,,g,il 100 _, - worestr & / 78' 3
panies should be repealed and consolidated into one act, Miniit'.l,'l'l°l eurvsl: 100 - Ilirming• 3 /. 32 Peru ..........., „iy 2d & '27th of mon Southam ton 'JOY
Port Natal ....., „ „N 14th of the monthlPlymoutli: .. '
Devonport yard to expedite her fitvt? been sent from the away by the lower yard of the ,Itgiers. . he was glad to confess that he drew some of his earliest tation or tt • T g 1d •b
pu re action. he Journa escn es as follows they have inserted in the bill provisions bi d• ' - - , wilts & Brks -' 10s. Od. - Sicily
• The Calcutta, having received h mg'. Orders were received at Chatham at two o'clock on Friday ideaa of science from the information lie 'lei gained the plan of nmg the metteetwery too - - •• ...... „ ....eotthlslll2sthol-mon Dover ......
• placed at her sailing moorings
nu ei:letounts and stores, was afternoon for No. 2 company of the Royal Sappers and at this place. As time went on, new opportunities of made th proceeding of two German savants who ha,ve companies to apply to Parliament within six yeers from
o mon. Dover .... • • _ ,„ 16
Venezuela ....., „ , .
t rday„
ese experiments The apparatus made use of is GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. Al r2d& 17th of th
mon Southampton ,J,l,'
Admiralty meters have been received to Miners, under the consrnand of Captain Klieg, to march at mekine use of the institution arote. The managers deter- sim 1 - ' - ' • ' the 31st of December hext for an act for an amalgama- Van Diemen's Land (see'
. deficiencies of all adyanced ships in the make eocel the once from Chatham to Strood, which they did, headed by ' '
ined to extend their operations and make magnificent a cork cove '
P y cotnposed of a ndass globe, hermetically closed b t* fth • d compemes tl b •
y ion o e sai , upon le asis of the workine Dividend Amount I Australia) ... . ,
1 ,_, 16
The hired steam-transports Colombo Nrt q PCYmonth. the band of the 35th Regiment, and proceeded by the m red with wax and provided with two tubes, agreements confirmed by the bill, and f ' of .... '
raid. , Price. West Indies ...„, „M /2.1& 17tlioi monthiSouthampten Juu______.<:
-
at Plymouth early on Sunday mornin diti(lemla. arrived-
North Kent Railway from Strood to Gravesend, where th theatres, a ,
rid to cerry on experiments on a scale which one of 1 • • ' • • •
w lich is in communication with one of the consolidation of the said acts. or a repeal and Name of Company.
Anpner
tun. Shar e. I ---....--_________ '
eY h uld contribute to the amusement and,edification of extremities et' (.1. I se.
be placed-in the Sound to receive theg2Oth P • ?lombo will ebki• t to convey theta to the Hannibal for s °
na ar et in a s earner
___ _ _ . • , .
- oesea :s. +l,. fqt.,l,-.1 tin_ _ c.• , .__ k,e(qinenk: ~----

ll
"The Fury was to leave Constantinople on the 7th for
Odessa, with a sufficient number of Russian prisoners on
board to exchange for those of the Tiger, it being deter-
. mined to exchange man for man.
" The number of French and English troops who passed
,theorgh Malta from the 24th of May to the Bth of July
is, of Znglish, 31,473, with 4,928 horses, and of French,
40,272, with 7,426 horses."
The Termagant, 24„. screw-frigate, Captain the Hon.
Keith Stewart, got away from Spithead on Saturday
everang_about 8 o'clock for the Downs.
On Thursday another of the 8-gun steam-vessels building
to operate against, the Russians was launched from her
Majesty's Dockyard at Pembroke. 'She is named the Ariel
—a sister vessel to the Swallow—and is to be brought for-
ward for immediate service in the Baltic.
The Rhadamantlaus, steam store-vessel, Master Com-
mander ,T. Belem, arrived at Woolwich on Thursday night
from Portsmouth, and on Friday and Saturday delivered
old storesfrom the western ports. She is now under orders
to take on board a quantity of machinery for the Exmouth,
94 screw iteam-ship, just launched at Devonport ; and on
her way round to the westward she will have to call at
Chatham. and take on board a quantity of converted ma-
hogany timber for the conistructionof the new royal steam-
yacht, the Windsor Castle. So far as has been ascertained
it is understood the result of the voyage to Malta in the
Himalaya of the members of the committee appointed to
report on the eligibility of the screw propeller as a means
of propulsion for the Windsor Castle, royal steam-yacht,
is in favour of a screw steam-yacht for her Majesty's use,
and the Windsor Castle will now be proceeded with on her
original design for a screw steam-yacht. The success of the
screw when applied to the largest ship of war is evidence
of its great superiority over the paddle-wheels, and the
day cannot be far distant when her Majesty will possess a
screw steam-royal yacht worthy of the Queen of a country
possessing the finest screw steam-fleet in the world.
The Hornet, 17, screw steam-sloop, Commander Frede-
rick A. Campbell, left Woolwich for Greenhithe on Satur-
. day morning, to have her compasses adjusted, preparatory
to leaving the river to join the fleet in the White Sea.
The Industry, screw steam store-vessel, Master Com-
te:ander George L. Bradley, was taken out of the basin at
Woolwich on Saturday, preparatory to proceeding to Dept-
ford to take on board stores for conveyance to the Black
Sea.
The Formidable, 84, Captain-Superintendent John jer-
tris Tucker, was put out of the fitting basin at Sheerness
on Saturday last, and ,moored at the swinging buoy-for-
the convenience of expediting her farther fitment, under
the directions of her commander, Josiah Thompson.
•• In clearing the dock of the water it was found that the
.Vulture, 6, paddle-whei3l steam-frigate, had carried away
She loWer part of her fore gripe and the foreniast shift of
her false keel which was done while threading her way up
towards the bar off Gerais Karleby. The damage was
repaired on Sathrday afternoon. During the time she was
dock hir officers and crew were engaged lightening
&e., and
shot, chain cables, seamen's beds,
coals,
tv''.anCl the master shipwright succeeded in getting
• her on of dook at 4
itigh,water. In- p.m. that day, just on the top of
'•l' ' Were-great doubts consequence of the tides taking off, there
, . the
entire
deli whetherVice-Admiral
she could be got out. During
and'the, Captain,. the Hon. William Gordon
Superintendent John Jervis Tucker were
Present.'
Her Majestrifsteblock-ship
am
xrtiouth, 91, launched
on WednesdaY at -Plymo th
• and placed in the floatingud 1-was
masted on Thursday,
receive engines, boilers, eta eicaftaetr wl(helcilah msheonwiFllribdeaycOpto-
pered, preparatory to
lhaebroub.reerinf placed
been sent from the
in commission with
all despatch. Forty
DevotpOrt yardlo-expedite her fiatvt?
eceivenardatoy.,mak
The Calcutta, having received her gunsfittings,
A placed' at her sailing moorings on Bat att‘' stores, wai,
Admiralty orders have been r
e good the
deficieecies of all adranced ships in the p
The C.7110a1x,-w.l.
meat guar.
- The hired steam-traneports Colombo -41.4 good the
at Plymouth early on Sunday morning.
be placed'in the Sound to receive the 20th 11 eeerae
tered in the Citadel. The. Simla will go to Re* '
to embark the-4th Dragoons, from Exeter. Re}-ham yard,
The Vulture is now berthed alongside the basin at
Sheerness, getting in her stores again, and will beready
• to leave- to-morrow or Wednesday. Mr. Charles F
Turner, the paymaster, has been sent to Melville Hospital,
for medical treatment for 14 days. He will not therfore
leave in her on her present run out to the Baltic. Mr.
Turner's illness proceeds from violent colds taken while in
the Baltic, which have produced an inflammatory affection
of the lungs. This frigate is thoroughly well-manned and
- well-officered. Yesterday the crew were mustered after
breakfast, and, with their officers, attended morning ser-
' vice at the Dockyard Chapel ; a number of their rela-
tives and friends were also present. The men were after-
wards granted leave, returning to their duty this morning.
- The (Ganges, 84 guns, recently undocked ; the Siren, 1G-
- .un sloop, awl the Waterwitch,l 8-gun sloop, are to be
taken to their harbour moorings from the fitting basic to-
, Morrow.
Contracts fur 2,000 quarters of wheat were taken by
Captain-Superintendent Courtenay, at the Royal Clarence
Victualling-yard, Gosport, on Thursday last, at an average
of•74s. 61. per quarter, and 2,000 more are advertised for.
The mills and bakery now work all night and day, not ex-
cepting Sundays. 8,000 bags (400 tons) of bread have been
shipped off from this establishment during the past week.
There are at present one steam-ship (the Rajah) which
arrived off the Gosport National Storehouse on Saturday
Solithanapton,szaendffour sailing vessels loading with
provisions, forage
By the death of 11:e or the seat of war. _
Willmott Henderson ar-Admiral of the Whi e .
Chief of the Brilu' C.B"
America station, British
K.H., late Commander-in-
adron on the South-East Coast of
• On board the Severnh occurred while on his passage home
been relieved in his mailco packet, on the 12th inst., having
remand by Rear-Admiral J. Hope
Johnston, the followingof ateAlruoerno itions take place Rear-Admiral
to b6lZear-Admiral of thr
Hen
White.
Thomas Herbert, K.C.8.,
captain and. Commodore
commanding her Majesty's shi /33'nm Martin, C. 8.,
be Rear-Admiral of the Blue, Nile, 01, in the Baltic, to

. ,
At 7.30 p.m. the Lizard steam-vessel arrived at Sheer-
ness from the Downs, with the body of the brother of First-
Lieutenant Christopher, who was unfortunately killed
alongside the Algiers by the Lizard's topmast-being carried
away by the lower yard of the Algiers.
Orders were received at Chatham at two o'clock on Friday
afternoon for No. 2 company of the Royal Sappers and
Miners, under the command of Captain Zing, to march at
once from Chatham to Strood, which they did, headed by
the band of the 35th Regiment, and proceeded by the
North Rent Railway from Strood to Gravesend, where they
embarked in a steamer to convey theni to the Hannibal for
transport to the Baffle. The whole of the Royal and lion.
'Bast India Company'i Sappers and Miners turned out and
Cheered them as they left Chatham.. .
Colonel Harry D. Jones, director of the engineer esta-
blishment at Chatham, now Brigadier-General, for service
in thei Baltic, left Chatham at 6 o'clock on Saturday
morning, Accompanied by his Brigade-Major, Ord, for em-
barkation in the Hannibal, 91, screw steam flag-ship of
Commodore the Hon. F. W. Grey, 'for service with the
On Thursday a company
Baltic fleet.
under the command
remainder of the re 9' of the 51st Itegiment of Foot,
Harwich Barracks, of Captain Farringdon, marched from
lenders, under Captainreouce to Chatham, there to join the
Parker, now occupy the barracks
A company of the 71st High-
at Harwich.
3tat toned at the depot, Great WarindiaCompany's service,
Brent-
wood, Essex, has received orders to"dbraaurrghaetk3soo,
Colonel Leslie, of the Hon. East I
for service in India. The men will embark on Friday, nearmo r
eßrmetuhetne-
ingof two companies of ilt a 35th
4th of August next, for Madras.
• The first division, consist
Regiment of Foot, left ChathamßegionramSaeisluird. Saturday morning,
rroaod, and
played by the band of the 94th
proceeded thence by the North Kent Rahway to Gr
avesend,
Hotspur they arrived at 11 o'clock a.m., for a Hotspur and Agincourt freight-ships for a passage the
East Indies, their destination being in the &slls?,
Madras. The head-quarters of the regiment will instance
Chatham early in the present week for the same desti-
nation.

theatres, and to carry on experiments on a scale which
should contribute to the amusement and edification of
the public. The effect bad been as desired, and the ob-
jects of the institution might now be classified under five
heads—the formation of a museum or repository of new
inventions and improvements—the elucidation of vari-
ous discoveries which were made from time to time
in the higher departments of science, both practical
and experimental—to exhibit not only models of any
improvements, but to render science more attractive
to the popular mind than it had hitherto been—to make
experiments and to deliver lectures upon subjects with
which the public were or desired to be familiar—art('
to afford an opportunity for detecting and exposine•
tio-
pular fallacies, such as table-turning, which he hadbsug-
gested to Mr. Pepper the propriety of calling attention
to as one of the most gross and monstrous deceptions
which was ever introduced to the public. As lie re-
garded the results to be hoped for under the new manage-
ment, he need only say that he thought it was highly
commendable on the part of the managing director to
open the institution, if only once a week, for the pur-
pose of affording the labouring classes an opportunity of
obtaining education upon scientific subjects. There
could be no doubt that the institution possessed immense
means of conveying information on the elementary
branches of science, and he had great pleasure in wish-
ing Mr. Pepper all the success the establishment de-
served for the great benefits it was calculated to confer
on the community. (Cheers.)
Sir George Cayley proposed, and Dr. Spurgin se-
conded, a vote of thanks to Mr. Walter for his kind-
ness in presiding on the occasion, and for the graceful
manner in which he had discharged the duty he had
undertaken.
The company
objects of then proceeded to witness the various
amusement and attraction which have been
named.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. —The Gazette Hebdomadaire
de Medecine et de Chirurgerie gives an account of some
experiments equally important in a practical as a theore-
tical point of view, and from which it results that air
passed through cotton no longer produces either fermen-
tation or putrefaction. The journal describes as follows
the plan of proceeding of two German savants who have
made these experiments. The apparatus made use of is
simply composed of a glass globe, hermetically closed by
galobe
cork, covered with wax, and provided with two tubes,
one of which is in communication with one of the
extremities of the filterer, which is itself terminated by a
small tube at right angles. The second tube serves as
an aspirator ;- it goes down almost to the bottom of the
and communicates hermetically with a gasometer.
The globe contains the fermentable substance. When it
has been ascertained that the joints are perfectly closed,
the globe is placed in a vessel containing boiling water,
where it is kept until the different tubes of communica-
tion have become hot, after which a second examination
takes place to see that every part remains hermetically
closed, and then the cock of the aspirator is placed in
such a manner that the water runs drop by drop. A
first experiment was made on muscular meat, with water
added, and in order t) make a proper comparison there
was placed near the apparatus a second globe containing
the same kind of meat, and communicating freely with
the atmospheric air. At the end of a fortnight, the
matter contained in the second globe was in a complete
state of putrefaction, whilst that. in the globe which
only received the filtered air was not at all changed, and
when at the end of 23 days the apparatus was opened,
the meat was just as it was on the first day. From
those experiments it results that meat recently boiled,
and fresh broth, may be kept thus good for several
weeks.

Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
----
1 X s. d. £ s. d.
Australasia.- ... ..... 6/. per cent. ;40 0 0 all 82%
British North American 61. per cent. ' 50 0 0 64
0
Commercial of London. 01. per cent. i 9 100 0 0 20 0 0 -
Colonial ..... ......... 3/. per cent. , 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
onian -
Lond. Char. Bk. of Aus - 20 0 0 all 0 --
London and County • • 61. per cent. 50 0 0 20 0 0 -
Londii and Westminstr 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 40
London Joint• Stock -
Provincial of Ireland Bl. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
Ditto, New B/.per cent. 10 0 0 all -
National of Ireland 4l. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 -
Nat. Provncial of Eng 6l. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
Ditto, New -
Oriental Bank Corpora l2l. p. ct.&bs. 25 0 0 all 47%
South Australia -
Union of Australia •• • • 401. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 74%
Ditto ...... - 2 10 0 -
Union of London ..... 8/. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 -
Union of Madrid ..... - 40 0 0 all -
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company• per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. X s. d.
Albion .............. 3/. 10s. 500 0 0 50 0 0 90
Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d. bs. 100 0 0 11 0 0 1934
Ditto Marine ....... 61. p.c. & be. 100 0 0 25 0 0 40
Anchor ............ - 6 per cent. 5 0 0 1 0 0 -
Atlas
Argus Life ......... • . 4/.per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 1 5 0 0 7
Clerichmed.& Gen. Life ipr ct. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 21
County ......... ..... 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 125
Crown .. .. ..
34
Eagle
Equity and Law...... 4% per cent. 100 0 0 ( 5 0 0 6
European Life lss. 20 00 i all 193/
General ... ... .......
~
.-5 0 0
It 512
Globe ••• . GI. per cent. Stock. 127
Guardian ............ 5/. per cent. 100 0 0 45 0 0 57
Imperial Fire......... 12/. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 -
Imperial Life• 12s. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
Indemnity Marine.... 11. sit. & bs. 100 0 0 20 0 0 56
Law Fire ...... .•.. • • 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 4%
Law Life. •. - ......., _ 100 0 0 10 0
Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 6%
London Fire
London Ship.•. -
Marine... • • .... ••• • .. 15s.per share 100 0 0 18 0 0 -
Med. Invlid & Gen. Life 43 1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3
Minerva •••••• • • • • • . sp. ct. & bs. 20 0 0 2 0 0 G
Monarch .• •. - ...., _ 5 0 0 1 0 0 136
National Loan Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 2%
Palladium Life • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 210 0 2%
Pelican .............. - - - 45
Phoenix - - - -
Professional Life.... .. 51. per cent. 5 0 010 0 %
Provident Life........ 1/. ss. & be. 100 0 0 10 0 0 42
Rock Life
Royal Exchange ....• • 61. p.ct. & bs. Stock. all 229
Sun Fire . • • 61. 10s. - ,1 260
Ditto Life • I/ 10s. - ,• 65
United Kingdom -.. 41. p. ct & bs. 20 0 0 4 0 0 5 m
Universal Life . • • ... • •
2/. ss. per sh. 100 0 0 10 0 0
Victoria Life • • ...... 5/. per cent. -
4 12 6 -
WATER-WORKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • 41. per ent. 50 0 0
WI Kent .... - ... •••• • • . 41. per cnt. 100 0 0 72
Lambeth ..........., BO
- 100 0 0
New River Company 2l. 10S. - 97
-
Southwark &Vauxhall 51. per cnt. i 100 0 0 -
West Middlesex - - 891/
2
- 100:%
DOCKS•
Name of Company. Dividend Amountper of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
------ ---- -
£ s. d. X s. d.
Commercial .• ,• .....• 4/. pr cent. Stock. Stock. -
East arid West India.. 6/. pr rent. Stock. - -
East Country. - - -
London ... . ~ •• •• -5/. pr cent. Stock. - -
Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent. - - -
St. Katharine •..... •• 4 per cent. Stock. - -
Southampton -
Victoria •••••••• -

acueleni;111.:•••• —.............
per of Paid. ; Price.
Name of Company.
Annum. Share. I
—..—
X s. d. £ s. d.
British • • •• •• .. •• •• ..
Ditto Provincial .... 1/. Bs. 20 0 0 20 0 0 1 5/. 20 0 0 20 0 0 l5
Brighton • • •• •• • • • • • ,
City of London .. .. 41. 10s. 100 0 0 160 0 0
4/. 75 0 0 43 10 0
Continental (3d Cap.).—
.... 1/. ss. 50 0 0 all 2614
:•.... 71 per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 11%
Imperial .. • • .. • . 61. bonus. 50 0 0 all 86%
Independent . _ •• ••
E Greatiluit
51. 40 0 0 9 t
—1 50 0 0
Do., Path Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ 25
Pilm-ix . •• •• •• •• •• 311. per cent. 50 0 0 49 0 0 26%
Ratcliff • ....... 57. 100 0 0 90 0 0 73
United General ...... 21. 10s. i 50 0 0 all 19%
Westminster Charte Si. per cent, 60 0 0 9
t 36
Ditto, New • .. ........Si. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 . 6%

AUSTRALIAN EMIGRATION. —SOUTHAMPTON, Thurs-
day, July 13.—The splendid East India ship Ellen-
borough, Captain Thornhill, left the docks this after-
noon, and will sail on Friday for Port Newcastle,
New South Wales, taking out about 370 souls,
equal to 330 statute adult emigrants, which have been
shipped from the Government emigration depot in the
Southampton Docks. The Ellenborough has also a full
general cargo for the Australian markets, and a, portion
of her emigrant passengers comprises 50 labourers, who
are to be engaged upon the construction of the Hunter
River Railway. The Ellenborough is a noble-looking
frigate-built ship of 1,200 tons, and has attracted consi-
derable attention while lying alongside the wharf in the
inner (lock. The Anglo-Saxon, Captain J. Chapman, a
fine clipper ship of 7ifft tons register, belonging to Mr.
Peter Tindall, jun., sailed on Tuesday, for Sydney,
336, equal to 28G statute adults, Government emi-
grants, on board, under charge of Surgeon Grover.
This ship has been fitted up on a new plan suggested
by Mr. Smith, R.N., the emigration officer at this
port, which fcr ingenuity and simplicity surpasses
any kind of fittings fo berthing emigrants that has yet
been seen, and also affords much better ventilation
and accommodation to the passengers. With the ex-
ception of a few from the Channel 'lslands, all the emi-
grants by the Anglo-Saxon are English. The Emigrant
'
Captain Watson, a very fine Aberdeen ship, saile on,
Wednesday, for Adelaide, South Australia, conveying
312 souls, equal to 2551 statute adults, received from
the depot here. They are principally English families,
and are placed under the superintendence of surgeon
Spencer. Mr. C. A. Wood, one of Her Majesty's Emi-
gration Commissioners, paid a visit to the Ellenborough,
Anglo-Saxon, and Emigrant, before their departure.
All these three ships have been despatched by Messrs.
Dawson and Arroid. The Emigration Commissioners
have chartered the ship Agra, to leave Southampton
about the 14th of August, for Geelong.

LIST OF SCO'

Upwards of 800 men have been entered in the London
district alone for her Majesty's service in different regi-
ments of the line within the last 28 days.
Mr. John Keyse attended before the members of the
select committee at Woolwich on Friday and Saturday to
submit his invention of an improvement in loading small
arms by-abolishing the application of the cartridge to the
mouth to bite off the end. All that is required is to cut
the mouth of the barrel and the outside of the bayonet to
a, small extent in a vandyke form, which gives the thumb
of the left or whichever hand is used a complete purchase
over the waste paper portion of the cartridge, and the part
containing the powder is torn off without losing any por-

INK SPOTS ON _WOIOD.-I use spirits of salt (muriatic
acid). To revive the colour, if drawn out, apply. raw
linseed oil, with alkanet root steeped it it,—The Builder.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT A LIVERPOOL DOCKYARD.—
On Thursday night, shortly before eleven o'clock, a very
destructive fire broke outpin the dockyard belonging to
the Dock Committee, situate on the west side of the
Brunswick Dock and south side of the Coburg Dock,
Liverpool. The fire raged fiercely from eleven o'clock
p.m. to two o'clock a.m., but at the latter hour it had
expended its fury on the devoted building in which it
originated, and the exertions of the fire brigade pre-
vented its extending to the moulding room or saw pits.
At present it is impossible to estimate the damage, but
it must be 4,0001. to 5,0001., and it was also stated that
the premises were uninsured. The tool boxes of the
men working in the yard were placed on one side of the
building, and the whole were destroyed.—Liverpool
Chronicle.

Name of Company.

COW

Di v Mend

'ANTES' Y

Amount

'RICE S.

per
Annum,

Share.

Bank of Scotland
British Linen Company
Caledonian Bank
City of Glasgow Bank
Clydesdale Bank .• ••
5 minercial Bank ..
Eastern Bank.. • • • • • •
Ediub & Glasgow ....
Exchange Bilk of Scot..
National Bank ......
North of Scotland Bank
Royal Bank of S cotl.
Union Bank of Scot. ..
Western Bank • • • • • . • .
Alliance Fire and Life..
British Guarantee
Caledonian Fire Insur.
City of Glasgow Life..
Colonial Life
Edinburgh Life Insur.
Eng. & Scot, Law Life
Life Assoc. of Scotland
National Fire and Life
North British Insur...
Scottish Union Insrac.
Standard Life „.
United Pep, Amurance

be
* When any of these dates fall ol a Sunday, the malls
Puj
mails Tile
Southampton),
fie
despatched on the following day, with the exception of the
ton), and the Malta, both of which will be deepatche
preceding day.

71. per cent.
8/. per cent.
81. per cent.
51. per cent.
56/. p cent.
71. per cent.
6/. per cent,
3%1. p cent.

X s. d.
100 0 0
100 0 0
10 0 0
10 0 0
20 0 0
s'o 0 0
25 0 0
5 0 0
100 0 0
50 0 0
20 0 0
100 0 0
100 0 0
50 0 0
100 0 0
10 0 0
100 0 0
25 0 0
50 0 0
100 0 0
50 0 0
10 0 0
10 0 0
200 0 0
20 0 0
50 0 0
10 0 0 i

Paid.

6% per cent.
Si per cent
5/. per cent.
41. per Cont.
71. per cent.
/. pr cent.
41. per cent.
101. per cent.
6/. per cent.
Si. per cent.
6/. percent.
5/.per cent.
6/. por cent.
61. per cent.
71. per cent.
7%/. pr cent.
5/. per cent.
54 per cent.

Price.

X s. d.
100 0 0
100 0 0
2 10 0
10 0 0
10 0 0
100 0 0
10 0 0
5 0 0
31 5 0
10 0 0
2 10 0
100 0 0
50 0 0
50 0 0
10 0 0

180/ 0
203/ 0
3/. 18s
110/ 17s
12 12s
196/Cs
10114 s
14/. 16s