The Sun.
London, England, 1851-12-09 00:00:00

State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following
places at Nine o'clock yelterla Y morning.-The stations
are arranged in order of latitude
/3,z,lotri Ff -Wind W. gentle. I; a partially cloudy.
Foqi,g, -Wind W., gentle hr..eza:rea-
zer-Jcud.
Br:iti:.,imr-Wind S. W.. gentle r-tiallY cloudy.
1-I.l.s.rriqus--Wind S.W , fresh brec:
CounrAmProff-- NV ind S.W., Strong breezn
Fo LgIC.STON It d S. NV., strong breeze-scud.
ICII-Wind S. W., strong bree•
cloudy. ze-partially
STa,oor. .-NC-ind S.W., hard wind-overcast.
PZDON-Wind W., gentle breeze-Partially cloudy.
CorilinsTEß-Wind S.W., calm-overcast.
S.V.,7gentle breeze- cloudl&s.
Y ARM° UTH Wind .S. W.. strong breeze-overcast.
BLRMING HAM •••••• Wind S. W., gentle breeze-partially cloudy.
TJAmyrysitn-Wind W. strong breeze-partially cloudy.
Ltur-dind N.W., hard! wind- rain.
Ilse returns from the following places indicate the State of
the wind and weather on Saturday morning at nine
o'clock

SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE,
Mr. Phelps has made. quite a hit in Sir Pertinax
Macsycophant. Since the days of Charles Young we
have had no such Sir Pertinax on the stage. lie has
added to the many obligations which every lover of
the true and genuine English drama is under to him
by thus restoring to the stage that sterling comedy
The Man of the World. He repeated the character
ou Saturday night to a crowded house, and was en-
thusiastically applauded.

The Minister of the Interior has Bent a circular to
the prefects of departments containing instructions
relative to the taking of votes in the appeal to the
people. The following are the principal points :
The votes are to be taken on the 20th and 21st
instant. The electors are to be the persons who would
be entitled to vote in virtue of the Electoral Law of the
15:h March, 1849—that is to say, all those not labour-
ing under certain specified disqualifications, who are
twenty-one years of age, and have resided six months at
least in a commune. The lists are to be published at
the latest on the 16th, and are to be definitively closed
on the 19th. Citizens whose names are omitted may
call on the mayors or juges do paix to insert them. The
voting is to be continued each day from eight o'clock
to four. Where the population is too large to vote
entirely in one place, sections may be established.
four
The presidency of the bureau of the voting places is to
Le occupied by mayors, deputy-mayors, and municipal
councillors, or in their absence by persons delegated by
from amongst the m
amongstase assessors, s , anda seTcrheetaarsys,eschosen a r
eh y t themo
b e f
takenfrom
juges do paix. Each bureau is to consist of a president,
inscription, unless theu
electors.
municipal councillors, in the order of
papers ready am. Electors are to bring
paix shall have directly
proceeded to designate them. o
submitted to the people hasthaen
their voting
answer to the proposition
prepared. They are to con-
tain the word Yes or No
residdent of the Republic.
They mey be printed or written,
paper, without exterior markse.niVTe b
ox. name
hs
lesalbleodx,
areh to be on white
of
reby the senior
of which is to
the elector is to present his voting.:
1 ipoetr." closed;
president is to deposit it in the bit
se,sidthenet,kethya , and. the
as-
sessor. The vot© of each elector is to be bisetokehpatvebytwtohelocpkr
recorded by

The following members of the Council of State, on
the 3d, signed a protest against its dissolution :
Bethmont, Vivien, Bureau de Puzy, Stourm, Ed.
Charton, Cuvier, De Renneville, Horacesay, Boula-
tignier, Gautier de Rumilly, De Jouvencel, Dunoyer,
Carteret, Da Fresne, Bouchenay, Lefer, Rivet, Boudet,
Cormenin, Pons, De L'Herault.
A letter from Bruisels of the 3d, in the Post Ampt
Gazette of Frankfort, says :—" This day a member
of the Mountain arrived here to get a proclamation
printed containing a declaration of impeachment against
the PRESIDENT of the French Republic, but we doubt
much whether he has been able to find a printer to
undertake it. M. FELIX FIAT has been here for two
days. The arrival of a host of French fugitives has
caused.the adoption of much more rigorous measures
as regards passports. One of the first acts of our
Government was to send dispatches to the Hague to
warn the Dutch Government to be on its guard
against certain eventualities. As regards this coun-
try, all that has been done has been to send instruc-
tions to the governors of provinces, and the military
commandants, to recall all officers and soldiers on
leave of absence.
The ChamLer of Commerce at Havre made in its
sitting of the sth a demonstration against the acts of
the PRESIDENT. The military commander of that
port during the stet of siege has therefore issued a
proclamation, warning all deliberative bodies not to
exceed the strict limit of their attributions, by passing
resolutions on such matters, otherwise they will be
dissolvvd. Ile abstains from dissolving the Chamber

excited
,T,h e
publicresectpcing
curiosity, which bad been so strongly
the qui tam action against Mr.
must remain unsatisfied for a
r he me'
ThetiConcurt of Exchequer was
yesterday crowded
tation by parties anxious
to bear the eminent %sudr
f engaged on either side,
and to discover any counsel
thefeelhing hadefthe
bench on the points at issue.
Another caseo
pre-
viously been disposed of, but
although
ee of Mr. MoNTAGu CnAlin,""8 fortthe asptipdeia-
r then
plain-
tiff,appear-
ance
and of the ATTOEY-GENERAL for
defendant might have contented the mosta fastidious
RN
hunters after forensic displays, a general impatience
was manifested for the great event of the day to come
off. A similar feeling to that exhibited on Epson,
Downs during the running for the stakes imme-
diately preceding the Derby, or by a Victoria au-
dience during the performance of George Barnwell
on "Boxing-night," might easily have been de-
tected. At length the case of " Spencer v.
Curtis" came to a coneusion. The jury re-
turned
tll a verdict without much hesitation,
and
case of "Miller v. Salmons" was called on
amid a buzz of intense expectation. It still seemed
to many as if their hopes could not be realized. A
large proportion of the special jurors might not be in

LONDON THURSDAY CONCERTS.
We are delighted to learn that although the London
Wednesday Concerts
.have ceased, yet we are still to have
a series of concerts given on the same plan, at the same
prices, in the same place, and with the same interval of
time between each. The series of Loudon Thursday
concerts is advertised to commence on Thursday next at
Exeter Hall. Miss Louisa Pyne, Miss Dolby, and Miss
Binkes are engaged. Mr. Swift, a new tenor will make
his first appearance, and a grand choir of madrigal
singers will sing some of the choicest compositions of
Gironimo, Converse, and Fcsta. The cele-
brated llungarian pianist Emerick Szekeloy will
preside at the piano forte, and Herr En-
gelke will perform a fantasia on the violoncello.
The directors, in their programme, announce that the
principal feature of the concerts will be the production
(by a complete and eminent choir) of those rare and
beautiful old English glees and madrigals which have
for centurion lain unpractised and obscure. They add,
if the aeprobation of the public calls for the continuation
of the series, it is intended to produce at least eight
glees and madrigals at each concert; and, in a short
time, to illustrate the characteristic music of Germany
by a complete additional German choir for the perform-
ance of the choruses and Lieder Tafel, or Table Songs,
so popular in that country. They have, however, they
state, thought it wise to add other vocal and instrumental
performances, so as to render the concerts popular with
every one. We heartily wish them success in this their
most praiseworthy undertaking.

S. gentle breeze—partiallysloncly.
laux.i.igcuu—Wind S. W., gentle breeze—overcast.
W gentle breeze—partially c!etiy.
c.

DISTRIBLITIONOF E
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TILE POLICE ye TUE XIIIIIITION
vlitan tVice RESITARD TO
p4teorday the Commissioner? of, the Metro-
p,,rtioavcr to the superintendents of
sions that ti• e various
CH,emi.,..4-,nf,ri of the°fC,the reward granted by the Royal
fidlowsi—To Mr.
Imo 300/
IneLt
of
IL,
~,,ney
is
.reat Exhibition. The apportion-
Pearce, of the F (by' • a'
Superintendent
; Inspector *John Beckerson,
of the reserve, amyl Inspectorsoi. O'Brien and Lister. who as-
sisted Mr. Pearce, the stim Inspector Field, of
the detective, 10!., and to each of the detective officers,
(-„,7 special duty, al., and
61;; to the sergeant who was inside
.8?. each ; to Mr. to the the other c.Astables under him, 51.
rerintendent John Martin, of the G et,iv4ssllo.o,eand Mr. Super-
, sums
and to the
ihtendent Hughes, of tlie'D division
inspectors doing duty under them varying from
7/. 10s. to 201. the highest. The sergeants and constable
doing rat is termed ordinary duty at the Exhibition have
been divided into three classes ;—To first class sergeants,
21. 10s. each ; second class ditto, 1/. 15s. each; and third
class di!to, IL ss. each. To first class constables 1/.155,
oath; second class ditto, 11. ss. each ; third class constables,
15.5.
each. The whole amount thus distributed is 1,5001, and
' .5. V4llkrnaining surplus of 2,700/., amounting to 1,200/., has
•„7•sposeel of in this way:-5001. go t) the Reward Fund,
- . 404 t 700'. left has, it is said, been appropriated for those
.i . Who have been sent from the various towns in the
...
liffi gdom.
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THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9) 1851.
__ - ---, - - attendance-a tales might not be prayed-variou s signature
or mark of one of the members of the bureau i of Commerce on the present occasion, considering the THE SHARE MARKETS. .
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. NenDdEeTtoS
d in the margin of the list. The names of the electors who I inconvenience that might result to commerce from -ea
Baldness dose
M. JULLIEN'S ANNUAL SERIES of CONCERTS. unless authen- contingencies might arise to prevent the progress
-. • .The Last Night but One. No communicaTtOionC°:rettEbeSPa°tt
''-e write
tieeted by the neeee and address of Le -r• the case. These shoals and quicksands were, how- eas.y not have voted ere to be called over. The ballot 1 such a measure.
. boxes tons to be sealed up, and &pelted durieer the night i at el
the Court of Cessation, the father of the representa-
ess. sts.ADIER DE Istiosia-aau, Ancient Couneelioo tee .5:11?-7.TIR TX ret.T71707..R.T•9•
The EXHIB/TION QUADRILLE Signer BOTTESINI. ,
Signor SIVORI'S Benefit. Rejected communicatione cennot be refereed. ever, a voided. The jurors were punctual, aud tile at the Marie, ini.i be prOteolea by a post of the National
Railwaye. Paid. Nora:11111 Meseta
M. JULLIEN has the gratification to state that he has become
............................,..5,,a,,- _
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...._.
..
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which was Guard or the army. The room containing these boxes to-day.
dcontest t length
gran was acommenced, tive was arrested on Sunday.
the purchaser of several of the instruments to which were awarded e is to be sealed up. The counting of the votes is thus -- -
eThere was a considerable amount of business transacted _ ....................... ...E. ....................,
the Council Medal at the Great Exhibition, among which are-The
-ay ?t,..
~ to decide whether the majority of the House .
to De proceed d to:-the boxes are to be opened, and the Aberdeen•• .. •• •• all to ti to% leei
Violin manufactured by M. Viullaume, of Paris-several of mi. at the Bourse. The Five per Cents. opened at 961., A. b.- te, Nadirs h
Besson and Antoine Courtois' Wind Instruments- ant also the
""!"-7''' 11,
t: ..-4.17....aa-na,.
.i. ,••• .4
k 44 of Commons had rightly interpreted the law-whe- number of votes to be verified. If this number be
rose to 97, closed at 96f. 55e for the end of the month Eaßocsiogna &E. Jung don 8% 6- 5% 534 34
Grand Pianoforte of the Messrs. Erard; this latter Instrument will
.4,
ther the chosen representative of a numerous and in- greater or less than that of the voters, the fact is to be
sitleh the Three per Cents. closed at 581. 50e.; Orleans Rail." Belfast and County Deem 3734 .. ... ..
be exhibited every Evening, and will be performed upon by the ce-
~.,'• 7,..t _ ... \,
~
~
_...,,,,,,
• mentioned in the minutes. The counting of the votes ring., Wolverhamp.,
lebrated Pianiete, alonsas Billet. fluential constituency was properly excluded from his .d Shares, 9 10f R
road ares, .; Rouen, 600 f.; Havre, 225 f.; Great and Steer Valley ,• all 9 -10
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING. '.•-"rob:--:12,1"-____2atalras 4r • oa '
fb The
is to be made by the members o the bureau. e tables
Northern, 475 f.• Avignon, 207 f. 50c.; Vierzon, 4431. Birkenh., Lan., & Chesil
PAKT, I. seat in consequence of his conscientious objection to on which this is to be done are to be ranged in such ,
•• •• •• • • Cherublnl. 7ac.; Basle, 164. ; Bordeaux, 385 f.; Paris and Stras- June., late 33/. 6s. Bd.. 26 11 -10 d.
Overture, Anacreon • •
the Symphony in 3' Beethoven.
Symphony, the Allegretto, from .3m.,....r.5...,,_
t.,___.............._................._ _
_ voting papers, together with those in which it may burg, 3721. 50e.; Tours and Nantes, 2581. 75c. 50/. &251. Consolidated all 16 -17
Aria, Stanca di Pie, sung by Miss Cicely Nott .. Marliani. purposes complied with it in spirit and substance. BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Do., d0.,20L .. .. ..eye - evils.
ee Ilia-, be impossible to recognise either adhesion or refusal,
Vaasa, La Prima Donna . - • • • •
r. • • Jullden. - LONDON STOCK EXCHAIt.IGE, DEC. 8. Bristol and Exeter•• •• 100
Solo, Violin, Pagalliill'S Adagio and. Rondo, La 010-
Fibrnitng iftr... !!!) nit, . But, alas! the vanity of huinan hopes. The plead- db t b d h
are not to be counte , u are to 0 annexe to t e
chette, performed by Signor Sivori • • - Paganini.
1., as. e arras lugs had been duly opened, the eminent gentleman minutes. Immediately after the counting of the votes, Boulogne and Amiens, 10 - Central of France `(Orleans Caledonian '• •• •• 50
Chester and Holyhead .. all 19 -20
13% - 13% . 14% %% %
Qaadrille, the Great Exhibition Quadrille, founded on and Vierzon), 1714-Dutch Rhenish, 3%-Luxembourg, 19 X %
the Great Exhibition of 1851 - .. .. Jellies. ---s who conducted the casee for the plaintiff had corn- the result of the ballot to be published, and the voting 31/4-Namur and 'L
rg, Dublin and Belfast Junct. 45 23 ea 20 d
Liege, 614-Northern of France, 1414- Dublin and Kingsto •
PART 11. LONDON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1851.
pere , grand operatic selection and ntasia from menced his opening speech, stating the nature of the papers, with the exception of those annexed to the Orleans and Bordeaux, 4-Paris and Rouen, 23-Paris and Dundalk and Enniskillen, an •. -••
0 fa s
minutes, are to be burned in presence of the electors. Strasbourg, 12%-Beeen and Havre, sea-Sambreandbleuse, Dandee, Perth,andAbera
Meyerbeer's opera, "Los Huguenots," arranged eeAgriculture, as the immediate source of the vitality question about to be discussed, when it appeared that In the communes divided into sections, the result of the 314-Tours and Nantes, 6%. teen Junction .. • • all 636 -. 7%
expressly by M. Jullien, with solos by Prospere,
Lavigne, Kcenig, and Vogel. • • - - Meyerbeer.
f the sedulous en- there was really no point to be decided by the jury. votes expressed in each section is to be settled and signed Do., New .. .. .. au .. - ...
0 e country, is entitled to the most sedu -- -e-- --- --- --- East Anglian (251. L. &
Solo, Contra-basso, La Tarentella, performed by Sig. interpretation of by the bureau, and afterwards be conveyed by the presi- RUMOURED DEPARTURE OF THE OR E. and L. & D.) •• •• all 334 -33 ,
-Bottesini •• .. .. •• •• • • Botteeini. couragement. All that Free-traders protested The entire matter would turn on the in 334 % N
dent to the bureau of the first section, who is to make Do, (181. E. & H.) •• all 2% -2%
Quadrille, the Indian, composed 4in East Indian me- The Learned Sergeant • LEANIST PRINCES FOR FRANCE.
against from the outset was the absorption of all the divers Acts of Parliament. Sergeant the addition. The examination of votes for all the do-Eastern Counties .. •• 20 6% - f.s% 6% te
me-
lodies, and exhibiting the peculiar characteristics of The Times states that a report was current yester- Eastern Union, class A,
the instruments of the native Indians, used in their he facts to which this body of law
energies of the State in the development of this one stated that, "asto t y partments are to y
be made b a commission of three
dances, festivals, sports, wars, religious cerettno:
aunien. applied there would be no dispute." Of councillors-general to be named by the Prefect." day afternoon, which there is every reason to believe late E. U. shares • • all 4% - 534
Do. do. do. .. 6
CC, &C. source of national prosperity almost exclusively, and was to be , is not unfounded, that the Prince de Joinville and the Do. de & ". -••
"Sole, Violin, Le Carnaval de Venise, performed
.. pagantai.
f course to the detriment of all course not, the sole object of the defendant was to have The Minister of the Interior has addressed the fol-
, • Duc d'Aumale had left Claremont 24 hours before, East Lancashire •• •• all 1434 -is
egnor Sivori .. „ .. • . - • by consequence o • lowing letter, dated the 7th, to the Comma:veer-in- Ds. New quarters .. all ~
Arlan's° Soldier Tired, sung by Miss Allain-
.. Kcenig,possible decisionhe vexata ouesho
other sources indiscriminately. Not that they ignored the earliest , that t
' Chief of the National Guards:- for the purpose of trying their fortune in an expedi- East & West India Docks
Valse, Marinette • '
• • •• • • Quadrille, tion to France, with the intention of proceeding, if and Birm, Junc. .. all 49 -51
Quadi.s.te - (Hamorous) The Bloomer the value or the importance of agriculture, but that might at once and for ever be set at rest. " General,-In several parts of Penis some owners of
eases • • Jullien.to Lisle East & West York. Jane. all .. a- • .
founded on American and English Mel- a MASQUE f other That object would not be attained i
-f houses have shamelessly written on their doors-' Armes possible, •
XL JULLIEN'S ANNUAL GRAND BA', will take they recognize the value and the importance o Edinburgh and Glasgow, 50 25 -27
12 and terminate the season. donna.' One could conceive that a national guard Edina Perth, and Dundee' 25 5- sx sii 5
take place on FRIDAY December • example as the matter was disposed of by a side wind,
' prodded by Mr. G. Payne, and be of the things besides agriculture, such for e SPAIN. Glasgow and South-West, 100
The Refreshments will be pro-sa might write • Armes arraches de force,' in order to cover
A ete prices use however of or on any technical ;ground. What would it . De. do. G. D. & C.stock 3 6 8 .. -..
best quality and at the most roooar- - • . COMmerce and manufactures. Beca hie reeponsibility as regards the state and his honour Madrid journals of the 3d inst. have arrived.
- Tee Concerts will on each evening commenee at Eight, and terrni- 'ff should Great Northern •• •• all 17% - 17% 17% %
the perversity of the sticklers for the old system, it avail him or his co-religionists that the plaint], towards his fellow-citizens, but to inscribe a mark of The Chamber of Deputies on the preceding day Do. halves, A, deferred all 634 -5%
nate at Eleven o'clock. ansitssion,
became necessary to compete with them for the time, be non-suited, if the great question remained made- shame on the front of one's own house is revolting to the was occupied in discussing the Budget. The Gazette G 1.% halLetis,thße,rn6 perancti au 12% -12 y.
Promenade, flexes, and Galleries, One shilling.ter. I have '
French charac e given orders to the Prefect of
' Dress Circle, 2s. cl. the highest
the level of their own prejudices or rnisappre- cided ? With a chivalrous daring meritingpublishes the law for the canalisation of the Ebro, as Western, Ireland •. all se _B6 3534 34
Private Rotes. 10s. 6d., 215., and 31s. 6d. upon Police to cause these inscriptions to be effaced, and I Great Western - •• 100 83 -84
te Boxes may be secured on application to Mr. hensions. If they were still resolved, at al , praise,
1 hazards he had flung himself into the breach-he had
rcquest you to point out to me the legions in which such sanctioned by her MAJESTY. A deputation from the 83)a %62 %
Lancaster and Carlisle .. all 74 -80
Place's and Vriva[B2% 83
O'Reilly' at the
Boa-office of the Theatre, which is open from Ten rovince of the Austurias, charged to attend on the
• redominance over all the re- taken the bull by the horns, and disregarded the eer- things have taken place, in order that I may propose to P . Do. thirds •• •• •• tt 13 4 8% -8% p. P
• etc Boxea also at Mr. Mitchell's, Mr. Samsne Messrs. to retain the supreme pLancaster and Preston 4
occasion of her MAJESTY'S accouchement, had been _ •• 7'41 •• -••
till Five'', Priv- , Mr. C dissolution."
hout the United Kingdom, then tam expense and possible liabilities to which be the President of the Republic to decree their aancaehire and 1 orkshire 100 54 -55
Leader and Cocks s, - • happen's, Messrs. Cramer, Beale, and
maining abuses throughout 54% 53% 54%
~,n,ae CamPbell, Rausford, and Co 's • Mr. C 011ivier's ; By decree of the PRESIDENT of the Republic received by the QUEEN. M. ALEXANDER Mors in its Do. quarter al.ares .. an
9,13.'5; --s - and at Julllen and Co.'s E3talkis'hinei:it, C. Regent- iS
-mar. Aricroft e ; I I "
was abso ute y requisite that, if oely for an interval, subjected himself. Under any, the most favourable
dated the 7th, the sth Legion of the National Guard name delivered a complimentary speech, to which her Do. fifths .. • • . - - "
, stzf_iA- _ • they should be dragged down to a greater depth of circumstances his outla , y i
must amount to several s dissolved. The motive for this decree was the MAJESTY replied in suitable terms. The Duke and Do. West Riding Union 1134 6 - 554 d.
Leeds Northern •• • • all 13 -14 1334 %
lIIINGERFORD-HALL, STRAND. despondency than would otherwise have been neces- thousands of pounda sterling, for which he can obtain following letter to the Minister of the Interior from Duchess DE MONTPENSIER liad granted a priyate Liverpool, Crosby, and
UNRIVALLED COMBINATION OF ATTRACTION. Compromise of any kind whatsoever was re • no pecuniary return; while, if the decision should be General LowoßsTiere :-__ audience to General NARVAEZ, and the General had Ek'uth"rt •• •• •• 1734 .. -..
, ANIMAL MAGNETISII.-SOIREF,S LASSAIGNE every Even- sary. Compro London and Blackwell .. all 6% - 7 7
- trig (Saturday excepted), at Eight o'clock. Admission Is., 25., fueed by them with contumely and indigna- adverse,penalties f eOO/. h b no " Monsieur le Ministre -The National Guard will
the three o o each y dined with the English Ambassador, Lord Howneer. Do., Tilbury Ext. Scrip 134 .. -.•
and 4s. of his liabilities; for heapplaud' ' d •Iwhich Thesteamer S F •
the sentiment expressed in the otter you an Francisco de Paula, freighted to London, Brighton, and
tion• Therefore they were beaten back with means indicate the extent South Coast .. • • 100 93 -94
THEATRE of OPTICAL ILLUSIONS. have done me the honour to address to me. One of the convey the English prisoners in the hands of the se% 34 94
"SOIREES MYSTERIEUSES," by M. and Madame Langlols, of like their own, and degraded with the very would be held " a Popish recusant convict," and sub- London and N.-Western 100 114 -115 114% 15 114%
weapons legions of Paris has submitted to the double insult of Moors from Melilla to Gibraltar, arrived at Malaga Do. do. quarters •• 22 2% -3 p. 25 [ll4 %
Faris, and the celebrated Indian Juggler, Djalma, with Dissolving
Views, Chromatrope, &c., every Evening, at Seven o'cloca. Admis- bitterest sense of their abasement. It was in this ject to the penalties which attach thereto. All these bein disarmed at the houses of its members and the
, on the 27th ult. without them. It vvas not known 11
g s • h DO: %till , it. S's•R t.c.)
Lion is., is. Cd., and 2s. 6d.that the Country Party had themselves to things however, were diregarded. It was shameful inscriptions of wine you speak. The Maine, 114 - Ilie.
what had prevented the release of the unfortunate London and 4.-Westeria . 100 82% - 8334 83% 82%
DIORAMA.-Every Day, from Twelve to Three. Prices of Ad- manner ' . e the the
the presence of 60 men, was taken by L. 1: 1-,
.ealgesemen; Do. new 501. .. .. 42% 10 - 9 Ms.
mission ls. 6d., Is., and 6d. thank for the extreme character of their subjugation not, therefore, probable that the champion or tne
the insurgents. This was the sth Legion. I coma-mei- Do. new 401. .. .. 34 8% - 734 dig.
• BAZAARS and MUSICAL P ROMEN IDE - Admission Free. - • • MADRID lioLsA, DEC. 3.-The Three per Cents. were Manchester, Buxton, and
Opel-tally from Ten A.m. to Ten P.IX. by the Reformers. Their blind and wilful obduracy great cause of civil and religious liberty cute this fact to you, and call for its dissolution. lam done at 371 for time; the Four per Cents. at 13-k; the Matlock -.. .. all a.- 2%
MAGNETOID CURRENTS and the MAGNETOSCOPE. Dr. bduracy persisted in notwithstanding the would deny any fact essential to a complete solution happy, on the other hand, to be in possession of a great Five per Cents. at 16i; the Debt without Interest at manchester, Sheffield, &
Leger's Philosophical ard Experimental Lectures every Saturday -an o number of feats which show that the spirit of order
6; and the Coupons, at 8. Lincolnshire •• • • 100 31 -33 3134 3234
Evening, at Eight. Admission Is. and 2s. reasonable, and protracted, and conscientious argu- of the problem. No sooner, then, did the Learned
and obedience has not ceased to reign in many other Do. Manchester and
ments brought forward by those who differed from Judge interpose, suggesting that "it would be better legions." GERMAN Y. Lincoln Union •• 4 2 0 3% -2% dis.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. Midland •• •• •• •• 100 53 -5334 533434 A 3 52%
sai.ll-aeatsser, :Sole Leasee end Manager, Ote BnoniVaan• them in opinion ; their scornful refusal to to turn the facts of the case into a special verdict, as The Moniteur publishes a decree of the PRESIDENT The Emperor of Au STRIA iS, it appears, determined Do. 50/. shares •• • • 35 .. -.• dis.
THIS EVENING,
.... LAW. listen to any diminution in the imports it was clear that the case must ultimately go before of the Republic, forming a Commission composed of Do. Eirming & Derby 100 25 -27
Will be performed a new Comedy, entitled TIIE MAN OFto force his subjects to pay as little regard to the Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 4754
LES the President of the Tribunal of Commerce of the ••• -••
After which a new Farce, entitled THE TWO BONNYCAST - • laid upon foreign grain or other imported the Court above," than counsel on each side assented sanctity of an oath as he does himself; we have had Newcastle and Carlisle•• au
tle Mrs. Buck-
Mr. Bonnycastle, Mr. Buekstone ; Aire. Bonnyeas , Seine, the mayors of the 2d, 6th, and Bth arrondisse- De. quarter shares .. all
Ingham. commodities; their inflexible determination to enjoy to that course. The jury were then directed to find
ments, M. JAY, architect of the city of Paris, and M. • •
organizers of " order "ad nauseam, but in Vienna we Newmarket • • • • •• all ".
VA - IN s
To conclude with MRS. WHITE. Peter White, -Mr. 11. Bedford ;
the sole and exclusive advantages of protection, itn- a nominal verdict; Mr. Baron MARTIN undertook to A
.00LIINAL, physician, to inquire into and estimate the findperjury organized by the Government into an Newport, Aberganenny,
Kitty Clover, Mil Caulfield.
institution of the •
empire, and the organization carried and Hereford •• • • 8 534 - 434 dls.
pelled their antagonists to act for the time being settle the verdict himself, and the parties further injury received on the 3d, 4th, and sth, by innocent and
and Enniskillen • . 7
.. _
.. di,.
ease a issue ROYAL, ADElsell • out under the superintendence of the police. The Newry, Warrenpoint, &
~,,,le,. the direction of Mr. B. Webster.
from
his
in.
upon somewhat similar principles, and to bring the agreed" to admit any fact which might have been victims of the insurrection. The same decree opens brokers on the Stock Exchange of Vienna are sworn Restrevor •• •• •• an .. -..
The popular Comedian, Mr. Wright, having recoveredadmissions." "to the Minister of the Interior a credit of 200 000 f. Norfolk •• •• •• •• 100 20 -22 21
disposition, will appear This Evening. . Mr. Josh Silsbee. champions of the old system down proportionably accidentally overlooked in drawing up the ttdm • . . , to observe secrecy as regards their customers, yet the Do. New 20/. shares- la toe - tate eus.
Enormous success of the Yankee Comedian, • to the for the first necessities.
THIS EV EN 'NO, as low as they aspired to raise themselve high above The matter thus terminated for the present, vv. Emperor of AUSTRIA, in pursuance of his mad pro- Northern Counties Union 3% 854. 2% dLs.
We find the following in the Patrie:-" The PRE- • . - 1 • North British •••• .. 25
comic Drama, entitled THE FOREST 6% - 7
. Will be performed the co , the rest of the population. The thorough and com- bitter disappointment of those who expected to have eects tor teeping up the price of his worthless -
Olf Jonathan Ploughboy, SIDEBT of the Republic having heard tbat M. THIERs •North Devon •• .. 9%
..
....
..
ROSE! and tee YANKEE PLOUGIIII . t hactuallycompelledb '
mr Worred ; Harriet Miller, Miss Col- the changes effected partook conse- heard the full discussion on the points at issue. assigna s, as the brokers to violate North Staffordshire • • 17)6 5% -6% dis . ST6 98% %
Mr. J. Silsbee • Bellamy, - • 1 t nature of
p e e was ill in the prison Mazes, and that he could not
Chaplin.
that T oath. he correspondent of the Times who cannot North-Western .. •• 19 „ _,, ins,
tins; Sally Forest, Miss E.‘
dlinOf PAUL PRY. Colonel Hardy, tl
quen y somewhat o e c
t the character of a retribution. There is no doubt that a stage, and a very important receive proper attention there, has ordered him to be be s • • • ' North &Sth.-West.Jatte. 834 %dig. - par
Lobe followed by the Come ysuspected of anything like an unfriendly feeling to- 0
Mr. Gras Mr. Smith; xford, Worcester and
Mr. Emery; Paul Pry, M- . , Wright;, la -• 0.
Winie, Mr Worreil ; Marian, Miss Lllen Chaplin. Ihey afforded awards the Austrian Government, and who would on Wolverhampton.. •. all 14% -15
'a - • tsi h, a new and laughable Piece de Circonstance, the ancient saying " Pride shall have a fall." For the matter is now placed in a train for a final deci- surveillance. of thepolice. M. TRIERS was therefore
. . . the contrary tone down as much as possible any of its Scottish Central .. .. 25 14 _ 14%
- entitled Bwi,Coc MERISM ; or, The lollies of a Day. Mr. Agricola ' set at liberty, and returned this evening to his hotel. Scottish Midland .. .. all 6 - 9
crimes or its mist k •• a es, gives the following account of its Do. new .. .. .• 28% 7 -if
Green, Mr. o ,
II ney • Mr. Flighty Bounce, Mr. Paul Bedford ; John ourselves, seeing ' 1 f k h th
these facts very plainly marked out mon. But the lege re ormer may 113 ,VI ere was e
M. ROGER (DU Nome) has been set at liberty."
Airey, Mr. 0. Smith; Mr. We.akly, Mr. Worrell; Mrs. Portia I,u- before proceedings and of their consequences :- f4hrews. & Birm., Class A all 6%- 6% 6x,
us, we regarded with ,
I o sentiments of amaze- necessity of calling together a special jury when there 11 . es . .
crezta preen, Miss Woolgtr.e Mondeur rarunen says :-We are assured that "111 am not misinformed, the Government is a length • tDo. Class 8.. •• • • all 4% -4%
Shrews. & Hereford., Old 6 4)4 -3% dls.
meat the increasing dismay manifest throughout the was no fact to be decided, and of incurring M. Louis BLANC has been arrested, as he was leaving
eisiNCESS'S TillsaA 111 E, Olisolels-31.F.Leel. beginnitig to sCe that the 'to w measures • against the Do., do., New • • b •• -••
f _der tee Manaiseraeat a air. C. ir.Salik terming interests of the country as time " wore on" an expenditure not much less than a thousand a steamer, and about to take the railway." moneyed world are not exectly calculated to raise the Shrewsbury and Chester
14 -16
'TM, isVa-nelsi, s iich mi eht alto ether have been M CasemeNca ex-Minister of Finances, has ad- sunken credit ot Austria Th f • (Nor. W. Min.) •• .. all
fter the passing of the great measures laid by Sir pounds sterling, wl a g • - , ,
.-. . e riendly remonstrances
Shikesoere's Comedy of THE MERRY WIVEa OF Wla:DSOlt. a Do. Halves .. •• • • all 7 - 8
Principal characters by Messrs. itertley, Kesley A. Wigan, Mee.- ROBERT PEEL before the Imperial Perliamant. dispensed with ? There was also a very unnecessary dressed the following letter to M. D ARGOUT, Go- of disinterested observers, and the damnatory opinions Do. Oswestry •• .. all nue - tita
d.) we, Addieen. Harley, J. Viaing, C. Kean ; Mesdames Winstauley,l d vernor of the Bank of France:- of the whole of the independent foreign press, were of no Do. New.. ••• • • • 1 %- % db.
Accustomed for so long a period to the unnatural delay thereby occasioned, retardirg the final judg- „ Shropshire Union .. .. 6% 3% -3% d. 3
Keeley, and C Kean. Monsieur le Getiverneur-It has been rumoured avail, but the rise of the exchange on London to 1211. Do., A, B, C, &D, fully
entitled
Twih.
Nicih),E
u.aPR"eEwC AnllCoairi*;f original
tCh Romanceedy mLi o
f tawhoi.r r iaacat, es, aid of the imposts now removed, the agricultui ists ment, which all parties were desirous of obtaining at that on the occasion of late events, I, as Minister of 48k., in spite of the persecution of the police, is a pftld up at per cent •• - „ _ „
in. which :dr. and Mrs. Keeley, and Mr. and Mrs. Wigan will appear. teesame alarnted, of course, and anxious as to the the earliest possible moment. We cannot help Finance, withdrew from the Bank a sum of twenty-five symieton which startles even the most violent defender, South Devon •• .. „ all 14
... 1,
Lars afe Baas s, Sea., to be oail of- all site ooetseeese, else e. 0i... Every one
of
r • • • v • , • South-Eastern .. •• 30 %- 50
million fraecs. You know that this rumour has no of violent proceedings. A singular scene took place South Wales ......all 12 19% 20 19%t4
. alasaingham ;et -vhom aleo places may se taken at the Box-ottice, consequences. ,U,very on those momentary &Tres- thinking that the special case settled and approved ofall 2, se -26 sa
foundation; that I confined myself in my dispatch of the on 'Change a day or two since. The Exchange Coro- 94,eta yerksh and" Rive";
Oxford-street. rriim Eleven till Five o'casca. !lions to which they were accustomed, even in the by the litigants would have been just as conclusive as ")7th November, to making known to you the intention of missary insisted on inspecting the, books of the vca, •• ••• •• • • 15 4-3 d.
30Y AL 01.1-24.PiC ansiDATices. i, good old times," wus exaggerated into the portent the special verdict, while trouble, annoyance, the Government to dispose of that sum, in virtue of the sworn brokers. Notwithstanding their oath to Shell., Roth.,
.and Geole,
`,..essee and ManagOr, Mr. W. Farreu. South Division .. .. 6 .- ..
THIS EVENING, of disasters leading (so their fears taught them delay, and heavy expense would have been treaty of the 30th June, 184 8, and that I left the Ministry observe secrecy, they all yielded to the demand Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 11 -13
- rt
Will be performed LUCILLE.; or, The Story of a Hea . t one individual who after rot .
without having vvithdrawn the twenty-five millions, cx°°P , , p esting that he Swansea as Loughor,
After which, FAINT lIEART NEVER. WON FAIR LADY. to believe) to inevitable and irretrievable destruction. avoided. It is the disregard of these cheap
which I wished to keep in reserve for the public service, would not break his oath, even if he should be punished Taff Vale .. .. .. - 126 149 - 150
It was thus, that during long intervals since 1846 up and expeditious modes of arrangement that Be kind enough, I beg of you, to authorise Thltailway me to publish for his resistance with ten years' imprisonment, ex- Taw Vale Exteasion .. 9% .. _ „ db.
With PLOTS FOR PETTICOATS. Frank Finish, MT. Hoskins.
Thames Haven Deck and
To conclude with THE LONELY MAN OF THE OCEAN, sup-
ported by Messrs. H. Farren, W. Yarren, Bender, Norton, Afesdames to this present year of 185 1, the farmers gave voice to has led to such numerous and well-founded com- the reply which you will do me the honour to address claimed, 'if you choose to break open my desk I can- .. - - ig 16 -15 dia.
Fielding and J. Adams. their terror in very uproarious cries of lamentation, plaints, and has produced an anxiety on the part of to me. Receive, &co "X. DE CABABIANCA.." not help it, but open it myself I will not. The lock Vale of Neath .. • . 15 .• •-• •• d.
?tilsiCH'S PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATRE. "Paris, 6th Dee." was not forced. The Oest. Correspondenz of yester- Waterford and Kilkenny all .. -..
Lessee, Mr. W. R. COPELAND, Liverpool. They were to be beggared and turned out of many short-sighted persons to get rid of both branches The following'
is the reply of M. D'ARGOUT :- day evening speaks of' the unwearied energy of the li;satteerrffoorrdd,anvidoLximgcil,t, all .• -..
The Warmest Theatre in London. doors. Their children were to experience all the of the profession-a course the evils of which " I hasten to reply to the letter which you have done authorities ;in suppressing the agitation on 'Change,' and Dublin "_ c •
Another New Farce.
THIS EVENLNG, niiseries of mendicancy. Pauperiem stared them would but too speedily become apparent. We me the honour to address to me. You mention the false and ` the inexhaustible vital power of the State ;' West Cornwall .. - Is _ ~.., .. die.
Will be performed a new and original Comic Drama, entitled THE . reports which have been in circulation on the subject of but the public has lost all confidence in a Govern- whitehaven and Farness all
.• - ..
dt how
in the face, an they were only o escape trust, ever, that those desirous of a York, Newc., & Berwick 25 1734 - 17% 17% %
POOR RELATION.I your relations with the bank, in quality of Minister of ment which introduces measures without duly con- Ditto and Newcastle
After which COMING OF AGE. the workhouse by submitting to a death by starve- real amelioration in the administration of the law will
To be followed by A BALLE I'. Finances. These calumnious accounts have been already sidering their probable consequences, and is, be- Extension .. - 20 ,8-74 i•
With STROLLERS AND STRATAGEMS. tion. Land was to remain uncultivated, seeing from direct their attention to the means by which such contradicted in the Patrie and in the Constitutionnel. I sides, well aware that unceasing mismanage- Ditto G.N.E. purchase 9 3% -854 d. 5%
After welch a new Farce entitled THE FIFTII OF NOVEM-
BER, York and North hlldlartd Si) 20 -81 20% %
-'
- Saunders
by Messrs. Tilbury, Rogers, Hudspeth, Misses and their calculations that the results of farming nee grievances may be averted, and that legal practitioners, think there remains no traces of them. Nevertheless, meet will prove too much even for Austrian resources.
in order to satisfy your wish I declare that on the 27th The worst of the matter is, that it is generally asserted
Maskell. cessitated the loss of capital. England was at last barristers as well as attorneys, will lend their best
-2he prices of admission are arranged as follow :-Orchestra stalls, November ' ' .
r you did me the honour to address a dispatchpublic that • ' '
in at the present intolerance of the police pro- LINES LEASED ALT FIRED RENTALS.
411 Boxes (first circle), Sc.; (second circle), 25.; Pit, is. to be reduced to that extremity that she must depend assistance for the same purpose, which will be alike to me, saying that you had the intention of demanding coeds directly from the highest source, as it is notorious
Doors to be opened at Half-past Six, and the performances toLeAsin
u f • t • f hbecoming beneficial to the community at large and to their own for the treasury a sum of 25,000,000, forming the corn':
upon foreign coun nee or her sustenance,that the City CaptainVdailysvisits Count Grunne, the Railway.' g Paid' 1 Naminal Prices' Business
commence at eave.n precisely. Companies. done to-day.
A second price will be taken to the Boxes only at Mae o'clock herself transformed into one busy workshop of mills peculiar interests. pletion of a loan of 150,000,000 which the bank had en- Emperor's Adjutant-General. If the youthful Sovereign -
-atm. circle, 25.; second circle, Is. gaged to make, in virtue of the treaty of the 30th June, had an opportunity of hearing tthe plain unvarnished Bicedf. & Bletch-
Private Flossee One Guinea and a Half each. and factories. Such was the future sketched out v -• Lee. as asi.W. all .. -••
1848, approved by the decree of the 25th July following, truth, he would learn that those around 'him are daily Binning.* Ox-
Stage Manager, Mr. E. Stirling.
--, a -- - for tho nation hy the morbid but still THE FRENCH REPUBLIC and reduced to 75,000,000 in virtue of the law of 6th and hourly estranging him from tho affections of even flircl Junci°l''
I
AalisErS ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.
lively imaginations of those who counted ' Aug., 1850, a sum on which there had not been yet paid his most loyal subjects. There is already a vast differ- Dgouaranwitteheodu • . Gt. Western all 2834 - 29%
Ciller too Patrunage ox her Majesty and his Royal Highness --......--. to the treasury, but 50 millions. The Council General enee between then and now! When Francis Joseph gariuttee t.! Da . • -
Prince Albert. upon the destruction of our national agricul- We have received tha Paris journals of yesterda. • all 28 29
fee is letor and Manager, Mr. W. Batty. 9. of the Bank, deliberating the same day on that demand, ascended the throne he was extremely popular,h lai whereas rm., Wolver.,
Mr. Patty begs cave to inform his patrons and the public that he ture ! And what have been the events mark- The following proclamation of the PRESIDENT Of admitted that it was in conformity with the terms of ROW ----•& Dudley, gua-
Das entered into Engagements for Nine Nights' Representations with ,
the historyof the country since those predictions? the Republic was placarded on tile walls of Paris that treaty, the last epochs of the payments of which - , refaced •• DO :: .. all 8 ,-- 10 p
the principal Artists late of the Theatre Royal, Drury-hole, they mg eDo., without a
having returned from Dublin, en route to Paris, Mesdames Caroline, why, thanks to the abolition of the corn-laws, thanks yesterday morning:- were successively prorogued in the first place to the 31st PRINCESS'S THEATRE. guarantee •• Do •• • • all 7- 9 p
Deibueg, 110 s. Loisset, Young Baptist Loisset, and Dubrey, with the " The disturbances are appeased. Whatever may be December, 1850, and afterwards to the 31st December, Last evening the Merchant of Venice was played Bluedkinghamsh.
whode of their Stud or Menage Horses, wiu appear THIS EVENING. to the abandonment of the old system, thanks to the . , . . C esdale June Caledonian all 41 -42
rise most successtui and popular Theatre in London. the dectSion of the People, society is saved. The first 1851. The Treasury up to this day (6th December) for the first time this season, the part of Portia vE . Lin., Guar. 6
Azael still continues the Star of the Theatrical World. admission of foreign provieions, the people of the part of my task is accomPli2hcd• The APPeal to the has not availed itself of its right to make thia demand, being sustained by Miss Frankland. Graceful and Der Cent. •• G. Northern all 37% - 32% 32%
Tuts EVENING, dom have been spared the miseries of a Nation terminate the conflicts of parties would cause, and its account has not yet been credited with any por- gentle in her performance, Miss Frankland exhibited Gloucester and
Will be produced new grand Spectacle, from the pen of E. Fitzball, United King s Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 1% - 234 13
Eaq , and writ et n expressly for this establishment, entitled time of scarcity. Cheap food has secured the tram I know, no serious risk to public tranauillity. Why tion whatever .
of thee° 25 millions I have he h n r t oou moreover, considerable intelligence propriety of elo- HartleplDock r Yrk New.
AZAEL, in which will be introduced the same highly-trained .
.. should the people rise against me? If Ino longer possesa to observe to you that although the most absurd reports e • • • '
Horses and Camels that appeared in the Opera at her Majesty's quillity of the Country when all
the rest of the ution and a nice discrimination in the phases of and Railway a fuse Bikr.
your confidence, if your ideas have changed, it is not have been circulated on thousands of occasions on the refl ci.Hull and Selby Yk. &N. M. all 104 - 106
Theatre, with an addition of Ostriches, Zebras, &c., &c., the whole powers of Europe were shaken to their very basis by necessary • blood fi •suffices of this establishment I should have had
yto cause preciousto ow-it to operations ne comedy, which stamp her as an actress of no Do. 34 Shares Do .. .. all 5134 - le%
of the well known resources of Astley's. It has been pronounced byordinary merit and
public opinion to be the suost gorgeous and- effective production ever the convulsive throes of revolution. Besides this, pros- deposit an adverse vote in the urn. I shall always respect enough to do to have contradicted them all, and I have h y I a very valuable acquisition to Do. % Shares Do •• .. all 2454 - 2554
i s
witnessed within the walls of a theatre, assisted with magniticent ,
t has rewardedthelabours of the indu t• I 1 no. e &sees, the decree of the people. But until the nation shall paid no attention to h
teem. At the expiratiou of a short t e resources of th s theatre. Mr. Kean, h Leeds and Brest. Midlaad .. all 100% - 101% 101%
W-0 WAS Lon. and Green. S. Eastern .. all 11% - 12%
Scenery and brilliant costumes. The new Dramatic Performers pen y
have spoken I will not shrink from any effort, from time they hey° fallen into oblivion.-Accept, Sac. called at the end, and who had well merited the honour De., Pref. .. Do .. .. all 24 -25
heving achieved an unparalleled triamah, will have the the honour
and the agriculturists themselves in particular have not • ' • • ~ p•D' 6 " westoft, Gd. 4
of appearing every evening until fuither notice. • any sacrifice to baffle the attacks of the factious. The; "Paris, ee• • a D'ARGOUT. by the force and discrimination with which he had L°
- per Cent • . Norfolk •• all 14 -15
With Betty's Grand Seems; of the Arena, embracing the largest in fulfilment of their own prophecies, been reduced task, besides is iendered easy to me. On the one Everything in Paris is ao tranquil that a stranger brought out the leading points of Shylock's charac- De.. 6 Nl* cent De .. •• all •• se- ••
Equestrian Conspauy in Europe, represented by Foreign and British
to
the uttermost extremities of want and degradation. hand, it has 'been seen how insensate it is to struggle arriving. there would not imagine that it had been so ter,- led forward the young actress. Shylock has Middlesbro' and
Male and Female Artists of superior talent.,
Tickets to be had at the Bex-office from Eleven till Four daily. Whatever may still be maintained by the more lugu- against an arm united b the ties of' discipline, and
vat y y .
.e of a conflict
recently the seen . always been a favourite part in his repertoire, and it N.
RoZcaEr,aBG Is. c, Stockt.& Dar all .. aa• ..
',sage manaaer, Mr. T. Thompson.mated by the sentiment of military honour, and by de- The following are the towns from which official has now gained greatly by the pains he hasevidently per Cent. '•• E. Countlea . all
- . brious aspirants for the revival of the ancient
system, votedness to the country. On the other hand, the calm at- accounts have been received by the -Government bestowed on it. He has accurately conceived the 1f)0.,N5 per cent. Duo. :. ... :11 54 -5g
PORTRAITS the farmers of England still continue to maintain iitude of the inhabitants of Paris, and the reprobation announcing that tranquillity bad been maintained:- pathetic as well as the vindictive side of the Jew's Preoslonewandi L.o& N..W.1 3 4 -6 p
their reputation. Agriculture is still developing its with which they brand ihneutos, have sufficiently testified Marseilles,
for whom the capital has pronounced. In the populous . V.
Valence, Montpellier Blois, Nimes) nature, and while he deals out a full measure Ayr° •• •• a &La.& Y.
D 0.% SharesA Do .. • • 11
' OF inestimable and, we believe, also, its •indestructible quarters in which formerly insurrection rapidly found Lille, Chateaurour, Grenoble, Rouen, Strasburg, of. ferocity, he never allows his audience to need. Guild.,
7
SOULTAND WELLINGTO, eilergieS, under the influence of 11 very comprehensive rt c. ru!te amongst woi•kmen eaeily led away, anarchy Sam
1 ' t Brieuc, Privas, Ga-
p Saint Lo CI , o near, forget - that he ie to a re tg a extent, and Reigate .. S. Eastern •• all 211 e 11‘
a Roy. & Hitchin G. Northern all 5- - 2a7,
this time only met with profound repugnance for its de- Chartres, on -
M t d M '
e- arsan, Vannes, Fontainbleaus d The use wronged man. e use he makes of his eyes, 00. Shop. Ex.. Do .. • - "'
and generous encouragement. • 53i 1% - 2 p.
wern MEMOIRS AND F.4C-SIMILIES OF THEIR HAND- testable excitations. Thanke he rendered for it to the Alencon, Blois, Rennes, Epinal, Montmedy,_ Alb a
y Whie4 Are,. naturally of a piercing quality adds much Shea, Roth. and
It was gratifying to observe yesterday the brilliant Goole, 5 per ct. Lane. & York
WRITINGS. intelligent and Patriotic population of Paris. Let it Castrcs, Pitiers, Tulle, Coulommiers, La Cl 4, '' ' to-ti effect of the principal "scenes d 1811 6.. -..
,re , an South Staffers. Mr. AVCI
evidence of all we have above asserted, in the Prize persuade itself !nor° and more that my sole ambition is Clermont, Sceaux, Chant . , ..; . ean 9% 2% - 2 (Us.
1 on.sur-Seine, •Fialaise, the m . er in which he follows his intended victim Wear Val. 6 per
THE MOS r Cettle Show now annually taking place at this to fissure the repose and prosperity -of France. Let it Rambouillet, Pont-Andemer, Napoleon, Saint Quen- with a :glance during the course of the triel is Cent. gua.• .- Stock.& Dar, all .. -•• . •
continue to lend its co-operation to the Government, • . .. Do. do. •• DO•„ 25 „,.. ,
AI% •• 28% .
SPLENDID LIKENESS OF SOULT sfactor as
season in the Hazier, Beker-street. SAE y
' aud in a short time the country can calmly accomplish
tin, Meaux, Gougeres, Louviers Montargis, Aurillac
Saint Calaie, Chateauduu, Vei:dun, Pont l'Eve terribly 'foreboding. Mr. Wigan's Bassani° is meri- DO. do: .• DO ..
' torious for the perspicuity with which be brings wilts &Somers, Gt. western- •
in 9-1 - - •
previous years may have been, the exhibition of 1851 the solemn act which is to inaugurate a new era for the
EVER TAKEN, Mantes, IsTogent-sur- Seine, Dijon, Saint Denis,out the 'friendship for Antonio. The broken voice
, -distinguished above others as par excellence the Republic.
BY IV YON, " Given at the Palace of the Elyies, the Bth of De- Troyes, Pithiviers, Tonnerre, Sezanne, M • ezieres, with which he reads the intelligence of the nserchant's PREPERENcei Semeatltel.
's ear of exhibitions-does not yield in any Montreuil•sur-Mer, Bordeaux, Vendome,S • calamity, and his sedulous attention to him when -
FOR Wnica THE MARSHAL SAT SIX TIMES ; ; ' - eember. , oissons,
perticular to the most remarkable among "Louis NAPOLEON BONAPARTE." Montbrison, S tint Etienne, Compeigne, I.Jssel, Bar- the fatal crisis approaches, are marked by that real Railways. Paid. Nominal Prins. Bagmen dose
' TOOLTHER WITH A its predecessors. Few fears can be seriously General MAGNAN has addressed the following Order eur-Aube, Beauge. feeling which can scarcely fail to awaken sympathy. ... .____, to-day.
PO RT It AIT OF eeterteined in regard to the progress of of the Day to the Army :- King JEROME, on the night of the 4th December, Mr. llarley, quaint and thoroughly at home as Laun- Aberdeen --_. --.
T 'iv 1) UKE OF WELLINGTON, agriculture in Englaud, after beholding any such ex- " The General-in-Chief ealls the attention of the army ressied the following letter • . to hie nephew the PRE- lot Gobbo SO deli hted his beholders this' the rais c
Aberdeen, No. 2, 7 pr. ct 21,4
aledonlan 10/. • ' - - -•• es.
to the following proclamation of the Minister of War. SIDENT of the Republic :- a call for him long after he had changed his stage Chester and Holyhead :: 10 7te - 754 754
IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED, traordinary testimony as the one which was last even- sH .
e ere tollows the Minister's Proclamation already pub- "My deur nephow,-Fronah blood is flowing; stop it attire, and he made his bow as Mr. Harley in propria Dund. Per. & all 1554 - 15%
Aber. Junc. all l a
AT THE SUN OFFICE, 1 12, STRAND, ing afforded of the enterprise of its promoters. Our fished.) The General-in-Chief is happy to have to trans. by serious appeal to the people. Your sentiments are persona. Mr. Ryder, with his excellent elocution,
gratification, it need scarcely lobserved, • 't
t the t. f the Minister of War's badly tied( rstood. The secondproclamation,' • - •
)2 was not lei o e troops the expression o in which made a good Antonio. East A.nglian
per cent. ..
Eastern Counties Eaten ,
(31. 106.) - 34
'• •• all 2 -2% .
- Pl.'/CE O.2VE SHILLING. satisfaction. He thanks them with bins for their gene. you talk of piebii,ciie, is badly received by the people, 5 per cent. No. 1 ... an %- %
so much caused by seeing an astonishing assemblage
-• . eons co-operation, and declares himself more proud than who do not consider it the re-establishment of the right , Do. No. 2 .. _ .. Pm
a
----a-- of tat oxen, plethoric !heels, end very cor • pulent ; STRAND THEATRE. all %cc -4, P par
•s- - a last- a pigs, ever of the honour of commanding them." of suffrage. Liberty is without guarantee if an As ' im.erew 6p. cent. Stock 10 10% -It I) x.d Z.d.
, r; AT .. ' T '-'°-fru"''' ''" - • " after 3 Indefatigable is the activity of Mr. Copeland, the Eastern Union, Scrip
I sus D.sy -Mir sing s min, after 2 1 Evening 27 min
-• l, The Minister of the Interior has addressed the fol. sernbly does not suit the constitution of the Be.Re Rilarali• 6 percent. „
3 Min alter 3 clever manager of this delightful little temple of the no. toeall 9% -10 10% %
To-Mon/tow-Morning 4; min. after 2 j Eveningthe success with which agriculture, in ell lowing circular to the Prefects :- ebbe The army
P • has the upper hand. It is the nio- Deism Sher
- it 3 branches, has, within the last twelve- "Paris, Dee. 7. inent to complete the material victory by a moral vie- drama. Inexhaustible is his repertoire of farces- East Lancashire, 6
cent. quarter shares
per
THE WEATTIER„-SoN OFFICit, DECEMBER 9. "By my circular of Dec. 2 you were invested with the tory; and a hat the Government cannot do when it is " Another and another still eucceeds." Last night E. BsW. York .June - all - - -
months, been developed in all parts of this kingdom • , . . ane.sths all •• -••
THERmomETrat, /x TRE SHAVE. • right of suspending, and even of immediately dismis- beaten it ought frequently to do when it is victorious, another novelty was produced--a farce entitled Edlo. Per. &Dun.see.ee an 134 - 1 db.
49-highest since noon yeas:l-clay. SOoth to say it was somewhat distressing for the sing, all functionaries whose co-operation should not Breakfast ar Two
After having beaten the ancient parties, restore the / , the comicality of which depends Glasgow ss e•- w. eousei. leo • • -••
Gt. Northern,
:15--lowest this morning and during the n;ght. uninitiated spectator to observe the same strangehle be certain. These laim t universal uni 5 per sent all 13)4 - 1334
extraerdinorY Powers it was people, twee
i ersal suffrage, sincere, no- upon Mr. _Helton, who, perishing with hunger, finds D0.,5 p.c. Redeem 3% %
.S crit; - %
50-tbis day, at neon. tion of e'nort-herned steers fed upon oilcake, barley- neee•sary t -
o confer on you, when It was indispensable, at ehackled, acting n accordance with the greatest Ii- himself repeatedly within sight of a breakfast, but Great South. Is Western
will nominate the (Ireland) eight.
15.-s.aossurran, 30-25. once to put down the attempts of resistance which bony, w' e President and a Constituent only to experience interruption. An amusing em- lAA .• .. all 154 -1% p,
ieteal, and mangel wurtzal-to remark the gluttonous Assembly, to save and restore the Republic. Gt. ssantern (Barks and
WIN)) S.W.-dull, cloudy wcather, with slight fall of rain. might bo of a nature to compromise the success of the broglio is created by the squivoque arising from the Hants Ex., 5 per Cent.) 6
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----------____-77.2,a3.2/0=1.141,17.21775,-,Cl3A.S•••lllrous propensities of the young gentleman ; the Lancashire and York-
. DAILY WEATH.ER TABLE. the unfortunate pip panting for "the bare life" under psi-taking his horror for civil Nepelood. These powers permitted you to attain to .c war, that I write to you. lady of the house the housemaid and a milliner being 'lllPre' F•
2°l.
• • - • • 6 '' - - Ma'
even the juges de pais and they must cease at present, Believe in my elil experience; think that France, Europe, bit, 1 i 'se el • ' • o. 6 per et. Stock .. 100 133 - 135
'f'!'tetl °f the Wind and Weather at each of the following the combined influence of a three months' cram when the Government is
overnment is master of the situation. The and posterity will well judge you. u taneous _ t y _hc ..._,J.Gts (J. .11ti pasetuu, and brought, L. 2.4.! 2i Q 1 turn, 6 por
lecee at Nino o'clock as a matter of' course, into collision. The bagatelle frt., No. 1.. .. .. 11 .• - :Ss P
P -yesterday morning.-The atationa on skinoned milk, peas, and boiled potatoes. tias:i, besides, whiCh is to ellipse before the opening of "Your affectionate uncle,
• are arranged in order of latitude. • which was played with liveliness by Mr. Belton and London, 1848 .. 9 •• -•• P
It is not, le:sever, to this portion of yes. the ballot, allows the ordinary modes of nomination to "JEROME BONAPARTE.' ghton, and
f e aasotil'ar-Vi ind W., gentle brhis coadjutors, was rewarded with considerable tip-s• Coast, guar.s per et. 100 •• •••• ••
be followed. You are, consequently, Monsieur le Pi (stet, It was immediately on the receipt of this letter that
eeee- partially cloudy. we would
1.00i.g.
_wind W., gentle Or, eze-partially cloud terday's exhibition in Baker-street that for the future to leave to the heads f the C, 0 - _touts of the PRESIDENT re-established vote by ballot. plause at the termination. Du. pref., 4 p et. 5k,1851 160 .•- • •
' 13 ie ice • s oer-- Wind S. W.. gentle breeze-scud. y.
; interested
especially direct the attention of all parties Appeal the free and full exercise of the right which be- The Constitution D. new guar., 6 per et. 100 141 -143
-wird S.W , fresh breeze-r ' ne/ states that M. Tutees is about Lon. &N. West. (Coy. &
1-I,ASITNGS- a • - _
8,1.31, b
ain.
in the progress end development of ageicullure. It is kegs to them to pres, nt, and to the Minister of Justice to travel in Italy, SADLER'S "WELLS THEATRE, Nuneat.) 5 per cent. •• 1354 .. -..
COUTHAMPTON- -NV ind S. w•,t g. reeze-rain. the exercise of the right which belongs to him, to nomi-London &S.-W., new •• 5 2 -2% p.
Far -.:1i.,.T4)N1t nd S. W., vong 1,
ereeee---seed. rather to the entire display, including the remarkable Severaladditional
nen to all the functions of the magistracy. The Mi- have been made. Macsycophant. Since the days of Charles Yo Line., quer. shrs.,No. 1 all 11 -12
GIeE.EN SY ICII-Viliild sa V., Strang , breeze-partially collection of agricultural implements, that we would nister of' Justice likewise invites th .1' , e rocureurs-Gener Young we Do. new, 101. .. • • all 12 - 1254
cloudy. al The C '1 G ounci eneral of Loire Inferieure has have had no such Sir Pertinax on the stage. He h Do., W. :. .. ..
faree,on -Wine.' S W., hard wind-overcrii I wish to see the notice of the public directed. Re- to consult you on the dismissals and nominations to be
. gentle breeze-ear ia y e ~,,,dy. unanimously protested against the coup d'etat of the added to the many obligations which every lo Midland Con. 6 p.c. stock 100 .• -.•
13,-.;;INDo:v-Wind V•i. warded as an evidence of enterprise in the desired made. lover of Do. Consel Bristol lic
oVercast. PRESIDENT •
Cott •IDIsTE.E-Wind S.W., co.IIII - - "DE MORNY." , the Council General of Ile and Vilane the true and genuine English drama is under to him Binning., 6" per cent... 100 131 - 133
' elle-s direction, the Cattle Show now opened to the general ,
CAAllißll,6ll:.....Willd S.V.;gentlia breeee- c:ot , . The Minister of the Interior bee sent a circular to has also, with the exception of three Members, pro- by thus restoring to the stage that eterlin Du Bristol & Glouees. all .. -- ••
h eze-overcast. g comedy D ' i' & 1
Y erememair- Wind S.W.. strong. er.e
~.
,e.st- 11 IIA V c oudv_ view will be found to be singularly satiefactory. the prefects of departments containing instructions tested egaintt it. The Man of the World. He repeated the character
8
Do., Le c. Swanning.,
per cent. guar. ~ 100 •• •-• ••
'Pea ta11aaa...... . e it.- 11. ~•,-:1 ,-,C Qi-a- -- ~.. aletnedese nicht to a crowded hon.,. .....1 1,,, Prolfi.sri .1 on -- c
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8 per cent. guar. .. 100 • • di
L.
Preference .. .. 5 1 % °IL
Norfolk Extension .. all IL% 1t34
Do. guar. 534 per cent all 4 —4%
North British .. .. 5 4% 474 4%
Oaf. Wor. &IR 01. 151.6 p.e a % dis Par
Shrews. & Bir., now guar. all 9% 1014
Shrews. and Ches. (Nor.
W. Mn.) 8 per cent. all 15% —l6 , 15%
South Devon •• .• •• all 11 —l3
South-Eastern. 434 p. et 10 • • —,,
York, Naive., and Borw..
Gt. N.of E. Pun • • all 1534 1634
5 a% 4Si
York and North Midland
11. and B. Purch. .. 10 135 1 dig.
rolamiGia.
Boulogne and Amiens • • all Sh 1036 10
Central of France (Or-
lnans and Vierzon) •• all 1736 1734 17% 32
Dutch Rhenish •• • • 8 4% —4% dia. 3%
East Indian •• • • • • 18
Do. do. do. •• 20 .r : 1.. P.
Great Indian Peniumla.• all X—X P.
Ditto ditto •• .. 354 X—X P.
Louvain ala Sambre .. 7% . -- ..
Lux orthourg • • • • • • 10 •356
Ditto (Railway) •• 2 1 3% —3\ a% s %
Ditto (Canal) .. „. 1
Maria Antonia •• .. In 6a ild . —..
Ditto, New .. .. 8% .. . .•
Namur and Liege .. .. all 6% _
6%
Northern of France .. 16 14% 14% 14% %
Orleans and Bordeaux .. 9 5% —4% 4. 432
Paris and Orleans .. .. all 33 —.36
Paris and Rouen .. .. all 22 —23 23
Paris and Strut. o
Exton and Havre wl .. 11 1, a
4 ili". 12X % %
all 0
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o • all 3% —3% 3%132 X
tindrew's&Quebe.(l.) 2 • • —-• ',Tows and Nantes .. .• 16 10 196 dis. 636 34 ' onruay, Jurbise, Lan-
don, and 11x5sait ia. idi .: _
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