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sew ready sA all the Libraries, in 2 vols., post
iyo., 1 timber and coffee duties could not be given up. The the foundation of a Guild for the less fortunate culti. appears to us impossible that.the public can long remain '
D.l Eight Honourable Gentleman further stated, in reply to
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CColoned STEITHORP, that it waS his intention tO go into vators of Art and of Literature. Themselves excep-
tions, and, in some instances, brilliant exceptions to in ignorance of the real history of this long Me-a-tete.
The Moniteur de l'Armee publishes a communica- ee-
2RITISS RAILWAYS.
" The author, we are convince . OMMlttee on Ft iday.
fes.rdly see displayed such fresh and. e
tithusiastic sympathy iis be- tion from the Alinister of War reminding officers of ,
halt of his heroes and heroines. lle is a writer of genius, inspired AIL eleceeeeoe supported the motion for the second the rule which generally associates the poet with the Dulness done
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ligion, an 4 T a a a e Te readine the existence of a decree, dated july 17, 1835, which
Railways. Paid. Nominal PrieeB. to-day.
er a high standard of morality and
trheer this irom the glowing lan- - e.' garret, and affords the artist, not infrequently, a prohibits military men of all ranks from making any
of ths purest sort of tame. We Ea, air. DISRAELI advised his Honourable Friend to with- _
home in the cellar-it was something more than publications in the newspapers, or from causing any -
les meangs, sentimseevnetrs,ai acnhdapotpeiinsi
,ensin draw the amendment, as he thought the objections made
gene La which he expresses
on the subjects just mentioned. There
ilicon ng most eloquent essaa-3 could be more properly considered in Committee. gratifying to witness the interest evinced by them in work to be printed without having previously o'o- Aberdeen.. .. - •• 1111 15 to lb% :15% %
Ambergate, Nottingham,
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hich links of the storY aredr°9Peda
The amendment was then negatived without a divi- behalf of their unsuccessful competitors, and to find
them sympathising in the sorrows from which they tained the authorisation of the Minister of WaT. Boston, &E. Jancion a% 3% - 334 dig. 4A 5
on matters that are the prima mob a ot the actions which cha-
Thetowrithtee ricehtilenoUfythbele
Digongsraella, tho,u3ighanhe.
Ilion,
and the Bill read a second time.
racterise nature's nobility.
themselves had been effectually screened by their ge- General BANDON declares that the frequent infraction Belfast and County Down 37% •• - -
Binning., Woivertuunp.,
has marked per se
er. Lord J. RUSSELL gave notice that he would move and Stour Valley •• ail 10% -11
of this rule and the inconvenience attending such want
norm, and Smyttiper"a--011.arlissetiersai
e, &lessee- ts no ordinary work ; it contains passages of exceed-
of discipline has determined him to deal severely with Birkenta, Lan., & Cheah
that the House should meet at six o'clock on Thursday
nius and their pop I 't
ing beauty, and is written in pure ani forcible language, with great
next, instead of at the usual hour. u ari y. Against an endeavour of this such offences, in case the present warning De. Chest. az Blrken ~
good taste and power. It is one ot the most interesting and en. June., 1ate.331. es. Bhdd.. 26 .. -..
g a els which the present season has produced. Of the eha- The House then adjourned at Seven o'clock. kind, so spontaneous and comprehensive in its maga neglected. should be
501. & 251. Consolidated all . • -..
gractagther-of oAvmelia R. oss we have already spoken, and the extract we
_en,- nanimity, one might think that no petulant sneer This notification is aimed at Colonel CHARRA ,
Bristol and Exeter •• • - 100 80 -82
Do., d0.,201... .. .. 17% .. -••
have given above is the surest voucher of the truth of what we have
would be directed. A benevolence so genuine and
woe, The other ladies who play conspicuons parts in the tale are aledonian •••• •• 50 15% - 15% 15% %
has long been one of the principal writers isn wthhoe c
The Bill for the renewal of the property and in-
Howard. an intellectual beauty; Jessie Gordon, a wild and come-tax for a further term of
the re
disinterested, one might imagine to be removed beyond National, and at General CAVAIGNAC, who has re- Chester and Holyhead .. all 23% - 24% 23%
Florence
impassive genius, passionately lon 1 of music and poetry ; and Julia
n. . three years was last
cently been elected a member of the editorial com- Direct Lond. and Portsna. aNt .. -..
Maitland, the noblest and best of them all."-Morning Post. lot read a second time. Dublin and Belfast Juliet. 45 20 -18 its.
Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. The amendment of the
ach of derision-too noble for obloquy, and too mittee of the Slide. Dublin and Kingstown.. all .• -••
Hon. Gentleman the Member for Warwickshire was
but this course was
HER MAGRJANE,D SExTrRYA
N' SIGHT HEAT It E. negatived without a divisio.n
.; d . gentle for abuse. Yet such are the eccentricities The National thus comments on the document in
of the craft, that, already, the voice of calumny Dundalk and F.nniskillen au _ _..
Dundee, Perth , and Aber-
has question :- deen Junction .. • • all 10 -11
First Night of the New Opera, LE TRE NOZZE. only assented to upon the distinct un erstanding that
become audible from the Press itself, and the large- "Is this note the production of General Randon? We
n 251 L. &
It is respecttully annoineed that a Grand EXTRA NIGHT will the various details of the measure are to be fully
cannot think so. It smacks too strongly of monarchy, ,aa 271, at, L', '
.. an 4% _ 6% 5 4%
take place on THURSDAY EVENING next, May 1, when will be s. committee. Sir CHARLES WOOD Still hearted men who are devoting their energies for the dif- E Dto , Neliw .. .. .. all .. -..
not tO betray its origin; it must have been drawn up in -D•oa.n(lBl.* E. &'H...) .. all 8 -3%
presented, for the first time in this country Alan's new Opera Buffo, allscussed in
in three acts, produced with the greatest success at the Italian Opera, fusion of benefactions among the necessitous labourers at the Cabinet of the Ely bee. But whatever quarter it Eastern Comities .. .. 20 7% -7% 7% %
I' El. rls, entitled sticks to his " conclusion." He resorts to rather
the pen and at the easel, are assailed as contuma- may have come from, it certainly constitutes an exces-
LE TRE NOZZE. a singular style of reasoning, that " as the tax is
sive abuse of power. Neither the Constitution, nor the late E. U. shares • • all 6% - 7
Do. do. do. .. 6 • • -••
Luisa, Madame Sontag ; Vespina, Madame Giuliani; La Marches& •011s1 •as thou h the - were actu 11 ttem tin • •
inequitable in every particular, it may iaot be so el )" g Y aY a 13- g civil law, nor the Military law, interdicts military men Do. do., B& C shares all 5% -5% 11%
di Forli, 3ladlle. Ida Bertrand ; Cavaliere di Villafranca, Signor Eastern Union, class A,
17%
Garden! ; Cricca, Signor Fk rranti (his first appearance in this coun- very inequitable on the whole." There is a beautiful some fraud or larceny upon the members of their from the right which every citizen possesses of publish-
o -ew quarters •• all 6% - 6
try) ;11 Barone Fnedatario d'Acetosta, Signor Lablache. ' • The author of the note mentioned D ' l'''
his thoughts.
gh and Glasgow 50 35% - 36%
symmetry of if...justice that should not be interfered profession ! We find ourselves incapable of ade- jog Edinbur
East Lancashire .. .. all 17 - 17%
To be followed by the First t ableau of the admired Ballet.
above-be he the President of the Republic, or
.the I I' rth and Dundee 25 7% -8% 7X
L'ILE DEe AmOURS. with. Any attempt at improvement would be in- quately expressing the indignation we feel at ma- mini -
ster of SA, ar-has thus exceeded his constitu- Exeter and Exmouth .. 1 1 0 P
Madlle. Amalie Ferraris, Madlles. Rosa, Esper, Julien, Lamou-
lignity so gratuitous in its display and so utterly firma' power in prohibiting every citizen, belonging to west, toe .. --: .. %
reux, Allele/lei, Kohleuberg, Dantenle, Paseales, and M. Charles.
.s juriOUS to the general effect. This is a comfortable
doctrine, and one particularly valuable to a Financial
The performances will. commence with the Last let of Be
despicable in its character. the army, to publish any writing without authorisation :di
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d.
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all 18% - 18% 18% 34 %
Great Northern • • • •
celebrated Opera,
. Minister. It may take its place next to the stereo- 6% %
rc-eneek 8 6 8 .. -..
-in other words, in re-establishing the censorship in Do. halves, A, deferred all 6 -
162%
LA SONNAMBULA. Throughout the whole of this interesting effort in
the war department. What took place on this point Do. halves, B, 6 per et. all 12% - % 12%
Amine, Madtle. Caroline Duprez ; Count Rodelph,
Great Southern and
the cause of the disappointed, it has been remarkable, under the monarchy is a singular means of justification
and Elvin°, Sig. Calzolari. typed answer to every case of hardshi • • t•
" The tax produces so many tho nd pe annu
usap OsT injursace :m-, Western, Ireland • . all 42 -43
. Director of the Music and Conductor. 31.13a1:1.g. Coletti ,
et, Madlle. Car- and not less beautiful than remarkable, to observe invoked in support of what is permitted at present under Great western .. .. 100 87% - sit% WA $9 $ll%
To conelude with a Ballet Divertissement. in will
14%
lotta Gnat and Madhe. Amalie Ferraris will apPear•
mde at the Box- which lam certainly the cordiality with which the promoters of the the Republic; for the circular itself which is alluded to Do. New, 171. .. - all
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Lancaster and Carlisle .. all
Application for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets, to beth-eaopees, to com- •3, • not prepared to relinquish." It
win in some respects have the advantage over that in the note Was contrary to the Charter of 1830, which
scheme have co-operated with each other. Do. Curds •• •• •• 11 13 4 10 -11 p. P
office of the Theatre. Doors opened at Seven.
had not excepted military men from the benefit of the
mence at Half-past Seven o'clock. brilliant response wh. la • 1 cl. . Putting aside all thoughts of the trouble common right of using the press. It would have been Lancashire arid Yorkshire 100 63 - 63% 63% 61% %
------------_ le entire y iscarded every equi-
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• THEATRE. table consider t. d entailed upon each individually, and the re- well to define exactly what are the inconveniences alluded Do. quarter shares .. all 9% -8% d.
Lancaster and Preston .. 47% 29 -31 p
HER MAJESTY 51,4 aue ALAIMO. a ion, an appeared to think any descrip- De. fifths .. • .• 11% 6X -6% Ws. 5
of lass' EVENING will be pre- tion of injustice justifiable or even praiseworthy, to in the note, and to explain above all why it would be
sponsibility moreover cast upon all of them collectively, Do. West Riding Union 11% 5% -5% d.
Second Appearance
improper to allow the French military men the same Leeds and Thirsk •• - al 17% - 18%
It is respeettully announced that
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provided it were only productive. It was the carrying they have striven to realize their hopes, in some mea- 12
seated Donizetti's Opera,
.....,,,,-, BORGIA. ',betty which the monarchical Government of England Liverpool, Crosby, and
LLlcatr-",a,--a--ffee Orsini Madlle. Ida Bertrand • sure at least, of setting on foot an undertaking which concedes fally to the persons who serve in the English Southport .. .. . 17% .. -..
Alaimo ; - ' S tti • R ti h
Luereela, Madlle• Teratto. signor co , us g else: the fullest extent the injunctions of the dying London and Blackvrall - all 8% -8% 8% 3.4
Gennaro, Signor Gardont ; Le
Signor Casanova ; Gubetta, Signor • may ultiniately lead to the foundation of a noble and army. It is always the sane system: under the pretext Do., Tilbury Ext. Scrip 1% %- % p 1%
miser-" My son, make money, honestly if you can, es of the abuse or inconvenience which sleight arise from London, Brighton, and
Signor Mercurialii; G"elialanchl; Petrucci, Signor F. Lableche ; admirable establishment. That Sir EDWARD BULWER South Coast .. •• 100 96% - 97% 97 )6
Lorenzo e Astolfo, Signor but make money." So the financial creed of Sir the employment of a right, the right itself is suppressed
London and N.-Western 100 139 -129% 130 129% %
Alfonzo, Signor Lahlacti:A
e tla the highly successful Ballet, LYTTON, the most various and in some respects the in contempt even of the Constitution-an odious system,
To cwicludL'lLE DES AMOURS. CHARLES WOOD, SO far as we can judge of it, by Do. do. new quarters . 17 554 -5% p. 22)6
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ost gifted writer of his age, should so far participate which never succeeded, and which will never succeed! Do. fifths .. .. .. 12 6% - 5%p. 17%
Amelia Ferraris, Madlles. Rosa, Esper, LamettreuX, that oft-re t d 1 ed to be to " fill the Ex- m
pea 41 rue, seem
Do 101. sh., M.& It (c) 1 2% -3% p.
in which AI/011e.
-...est Aussandon, Kohienberg, Pascales, Esper, Rosa, in the enterprise as to produce a comedy in further- The censorship is then re-established in the army, three •
endon and S.-Western . 100 81% - Se% 89% 88% 90%
Julien, Allees• er' brick, and Charles will appear. chequer, and obtain a surplus honestly and equitably years after the Revolution of February! Glory to M. L 0/ 42% 6 - b di/.
Dantolne 1751- - _ _
. Boxy, May 3, madame SONTAG will make her flrst 1 ance of the projected guild, and to proffer a portion of • • • e Do. new 5 . .. _
On SATU 1. you can, but obtain a surplus." He can now, Bonaparte, and to General Bandon, his Minister! Do. new 401. .. •• 34 4% -3% dis.
a, a this season, as Maria, in Donizettre admired Opera LA
aPPear 'eta F L REGGIMENTO. land adjoining his estates for the building of M. DE LAMARTINE, in the P h th fll • M heater Buxton and
FIGLIA • however, assume a different tone. To any querulous ays, as e o owing anc • , 6% 3% -2% 4. 2%
• - tions for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the the tenements proposed as places of refuge for the quiet hit at the inconsistencies of MM. GUIZOT and Matlock - •• i
Appli CA
Manchester, Sheffield,
Office of the Theatre, Opera-colonnade, Haymarket. gentleman who may complain of the impropriety
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more unfortunate among his contemporaries-is of Malts :-e • Lincolnshire -.•- .. 100 34% - 85% 35% 36
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. of any impost, and prove its injustice and im-
" A strange circumstance and which Droves how Do. Manchester and
Lessee and Manager, Mr. James Anderson. policy, there will be the triumphant reply, itself a circumstance sufficiently calculated, we might ' '
strongly events may influence the character and opinions him
Lincoln Unioe - 4 2 0 8 -2% dis.
and •• •• - •• 110 63 -63% dis.
63% 64%
THE GREAT EXHIBITION. conjecture, to screen him from ridicule, if it did not
THIS EVENING that the very injustice objected to constitutes of men, is the following. M. Guizot is certainly one of Do. 50/. shares .• .. 35 13% - 1234 dia. 211%
Will be presented by her Majesty's Servants elevate him to public admiration. Yet Sir BULWER the writers who contributed most by his pamphlets and De. Btrming & Derby 100 33 -37
s chief beauty fur it is a part of the compensating Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 47% .. -..
A new grand Operatic Spectacle, entitled AZAEL, THE it a • . - s e. intelligent-OppesitiOn to the fall of the restoration; but
Newcastle and Carlisle• • all .. - ..
PRODIGAL. Reuben, Mr. Vandenhoff; Azael, Mr. H. T. Cra- principle, the nicely adjusted balance that keeps LYTTON has been especially singled out by the calum-
M. Guizot now returns tO the restoration under the name Deaquarter shares .. all .. -..
yen ; Amenophis, Mr. W. West ; &charts, Mr. Cooper ; Settles. Mr. niator of himself and his fellow-labourers as the
Rafter; Jephtele, Mass Viilars; Nefte, Mrs. Walter Lacy ; Lia, all things in order. It will also have the effect of of fusion. M. Thiers who contributed as much as any Newmarket .. .. •• all 9% -9% 9%
Id 011 e. Victonne Legrain (Premier Sujet du Opera de Paris), Who preventing grumbling when it is known that, no mat- object of ibes such as co 1 lone roceed
g u d a p one to the fall of the Monarchy of July, who said on the ort, Abergavenny,
Neand Hereford •• - 6 3 -2% dis. 3% 3 %
has been expressly engaged ior the occasion.
fo be followed by ter what case may be made out, it will only strengthen from a mind jaundiced by jealousy, or from Bth of February, 1848: ' Yes, lam for revolution, even Newry and Enniskillen• • 7 4% -4% die.
A petite Comedy, entitled A MORNING CALL, in which Mr. J. the bilious recesses of a soured and acrimonious should it pass • into the hands of persons of the most ar- Newry, Warrenpoint, &
the position of the head of the financial depart- &strayer • • • • • • all .. ...- .. 1
Anderson and Mrs. Nisbett will appear- dent character;' in fine who broke to pieces that Mo-
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To conclude with RAISING TfIE WIND. tem erament. Scarce] less n r ceful of their
ment, and possibly induce him to increase the griev- p Y - ug a narchy in the hands of k. Guizet, who was anxious to Norfolk • • • • .. • • 100 25 -28
Do. New 201. sbares.• 15 13 -12 dis.
Stalls and Dress Circle - - ' ss'
First Price. Second Price. ance, in order to render the balance more equal. kind are the derisive remarks passed upon those who save it-at present returns more fervent than ever to- Northern Counties Union 3% 2% -2% dia. es
Boxer! - - " - - 3s.
Is. 6d. Sli -to
wards the idol which be had proscribed, and ACCI.ISOS M. North British.. .. .. 25 % 10 9% 10%
pit _ _ _ _ - - 2s. Is. Od. Might it not be advisable, then, to double the adver- have generously undertaken to enact the play by
Guizot of defection. Fusion forsooth? Yet there it is North Staffordshire •. 17% 67e - veins. 10X
Nerth-Western .. .. 18 10% -10 dia.
Lower Gallery - - - - 15.1 No half-price tisement duty on poor sempstresses, or servants out of LYTTON, under the management of DICKENS. To with all its inconsistenc Et nem erudintini t"
y. North& Sth.-West.Janc. 1 54 -1% 11
6e1..e to Galleries.
Upper Gallery - ' - - le the dramatic o rs of the la wri h
ridicu pwe p y g t re- ford, Worcester and •
hint° Boxes toadmit a reduced from 31. 3s. ed. to 21. 12s. 6d. place seeking situations, and to reduce it for noble- M. SERURIER, First Secretary of Legation at St. Ox
Wolverhampton.. •• all 1714 - 17% 17%
6 ditto 21. 12s. 6d. to 21. 2s. Od.
Ditto ferred to is preposterous enough, when it is borne in Petersburgh, has been appointed First Secretary to Scottish Central .. .. 25 16% - 17% 17 )4
Ditto 4 ditto 2/. 2s. ad. to ie tie. sd. men desirous of selling or exchanging large estates, or
Ditto 4 ditto 11. I Is. 6d. to 11. Is. Od. to increase the duty on the cheaper descriptions mind that be is no other than the author of the Embassy in London. During the absence, and Scottish Midland .. .. All 9 -10
Do. new • • - .. 23% 16% .... 16% dia.
until the arrival of General Annex M SERURIER
the Lad of Lt ons and of Richelieu, two of the , surews.& Birm., Claim A all 4% - 4 Ms. 4% di*.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. of teas, and to diminish it on the more valuable ? A - y e y will fill the functions of Charge d'Affaires at the Court Do. class 8.. • • - all 3% -2% dia. dis.
Mr. B. Webster, Sole Lessee and Manager, Ole BromptOn. most brilliant aed masterly contributions made Shrews. k Hereford., Old 4 2 -1% dia.
THIS EVENING, species of inverse ad valorem duties would be an in- of St. James's.
Do., do., New • • 4 .. -..
for a long period to the treasures of our The B d 'd d b fth
ourse yester ay was consi ere to o one o e
Will be performed THE LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, ventiola wOr thy of Sir CHARLEs WOOD's genius. Shrewsbury and Chester
31r. J. ev. wanack ; Pauline Deschappelles, Miss L. Addison. dramatic literature. To mention as little worst for a long time past. The buyers were completely (Nor. W. Min.) •• •• all 17 -19
After which, a new and (as times go) original domestic drama of Indeed, his reputation can never be complete until
.. all 8% - 13)6
startling intere•t, entitled A.RLINE ; or, The Fortunes and Yleini- he brings in some such measure. He has certainly less than ludicrous the histrionic capacities of paralyzed, and it was. extremely difficult to dispose of Do. Halves .. ••
Government Stock. The Five per Cents. opened at Do. Oswestry • • .. all 13 -14
tildes of a Bohemian Girl. Count Amhelm, Mr. J. Bland ; Count e.
CHARLES DICKENS and his amateur company, is in •t Do. New.. .. •• •• 1 %- % Ca.
Florestine. Mrs. L. S. Buckingham ; Thaddeus of Warsaw, Miss r. proved himself to be the most incompetent financier 1 s 911. 55c., and declined to 901. 85c., at which price they -shropshfro union „ .. 6% 3% - 276 d.
Horton ; Devilsitoof, Mr. 11. Buckstone ; the Gipsy Queen, Mr. H. way no less idle and ungraceful, when it is remem- closed. The Three per Cents. closed at 56f. 30c. Do., A, 13, c, se le alllY
Bedford. that ever held the seals of office ; but he should make
bered that those capacities have on rleana Railroad Shares 825 f • R men 695 f . Havre,
ly been displayed ° ' '' ' - " paid up at per cent • • - • -••
all 17 -19
some brilliant move to prevent the possibility of com- South Deven • • .. • •
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. in furthering projects of benevolence, and when it is -5' • ' re
9if • G at Northern, 470 f. ; Avignon, 203 f. 75a.; So th-Fastern .. 30 27% -28 27% 28% %
Under the direction of Madame Celeste. petition, and to leave all future occupants of the office 1 Vierzon, 425 f.; Basle, 140 f.; Paris and Strasburg, 365 t.; seuute ev' ales_ •.: .. all 10% - 31% 31%
THIS EVENING, by this time at least, very generally known and re- Tours and Nantes, 27W, South Yerksh. and River
interesting original at an humble distance.
Will be presented the popular and powerfully
cognised that Mr. DICKENS, and one or two of his BUSINESS tsoNE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE Dun .• .. •• • • 15 1- % dia.
drama, entitled MARIE DUCANGE. It would be impossible to bring forward more Sheff., Roth., and Goole,
After which a new and original Farce called LONDON FOG. Mr. „. „ amateur brother comedians, are actors of rare ability, LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Aram 2E. South Division .. - 6 4% -4%
Frank Copal. Mr. P. Bedford ; Mr. Simple, Mr. Wright ; Mrs. Brisk, striking instances of inconsistencies between ins Boulogne and Amiens, 91 - Central of France (Orleans Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 9% -10
Miss E. Harding. and " outs," or the same men in office and if not of consummate excellence. Apart, how- and Vierzon), IN-Dutch Rhenish, 3ti-- Luxem It L h &c 11
bourg, swansea oag or, . a • -.•
To be followed by a new musical, historical, pastoral, comical
Taw Vale Extension .. e% 7% -6% dis.
fairy drama, called O'FLANNIGAN AND THE FAIRIES ; or, A in opposition, than were adduced by Mr. e '
ver entirely from the merit of the players, IN-Ditto, 31Ai-Naruur and Liege, 8-Northern of France,
. . 145/-Orleans and Bordeaux, 33e-Paris and Reuen, 2414 Thema Haven Deck and
Midsummer Night's Dream. Phelim O'Flannigan, Mr, Hudaon ; or the skill of the dramatist, there is in
-,11 Railway .. .. • • 17% 16 -15 dis.
Oberon, Miss E. Chaplin; Mary, Miss K. Fitzwilitam. SPOONER in the course of his speech. In 1845, Lord raris and Strasbourg, 10%-Rouen and Havre, 97e- sale of Neath .. • 13 5- 4 1.
their mutual solicitude to realise this dream of -Sambre and Meuse, 3:S,S-Tours and Nante lis '
sy 5 • Waterford and Kilkenny all 5% -4%
ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. Joule RUSSELL, in protesting against the tax, to
Waterford and Limerick, all 17 - 18%
a Guild of Art and Literature, an evidence of gene-
Under the Management of Mr. C. Kean and Mr. Keeley. which he was always of opinion that " fraud, vexa- SPAIN. Waterford, Wex., Wick.
THIS EVENING, resity too signal to admit of a doubt as to its mag- and Dublin .. .. 3 .. -••
Will be performed a new and orig.nal iAmedy entitled LOVE IN don, and inequality were inherent," declared that Madrid journals of the 23d have arrive& West Cornwall •• .. 9 5% -4% dis.
A. MAZE. Characters by Messrs. C. Kean, Keeley, 'Wigan, Harley, „ nanimity and too novel to be passed over without
West London . .. • • all 8 -7% 7%
A.clelisoet, Meadows ; Mrs. Keeley, MrS. Winstanley, and Mrs. C. no man could say that a person who had an income ' The Progressist journals publish the foll •
owing
eliciting some few, but genuine words of earnest l f . Wbatenayen and Furness ail .. .... ..
Kean. from a landed estate or from the funds, which he could etter rom General ESPARTERO to the Central Pro- York, Newcastle, & Ber-
To conclude with a new grand spectacular Extravaganza (taken
commendation. It is with sentiments of this nature gressist Commi f • wick .. .. .. •• 25 21% - 22% 22
from a Tale, by Washington Irving), entitled THE ALHAMBRA ; leave to his children entire, was in the same position ttee or the Elections :-
Ditto and Newcastle
or The Three Moorish Princesses. Characters by Messrs. Keeley, we rest assured that the majority are looking forward " Gentlemen, Members of the Junta,-The grand act Extension .. - 20 3% - 3 dia.
Harley, A. Wi4an, Wynn, Cooke, Flexmore ; Misses Murray. Daly, as a surgeon or an artist, whose bread depended
to the representation of the new comedy, Not so Bad in which the Progressist party has given such a magni- Ditto G.N.E. purchase V 1% -I% dis.
Vivasla, Robertson, Lecterq, Keeley, Mdlle. Aurioi, and Mrs. Keeley. upon hia health, and who by the loss of a limb or a ficent spectacle to the nation has tilled m heart with
y York and Nerth Midland 50 25% - 27% 27 616 7
rincel town house of hi
as we Seem, at the p y s Grace joe.
ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE. defect of sight might be deprived in a moment of the y The ideas which are therein developed are mine;
Under the Management ot Madame Vesttrls. • the Duke of Devonsetian. Under the auspicious the desires •
which are expressed are mine also. During LINES LEASED AT FLIED RENTALS.
Means of earning an income at all ;" and yet, in e
Sole Leasee, Mr. Chasies Mathewe.
conduct of authors so illustrious as the creators re- many years there has not been a day on which I was so Leasing ,
Paid. Nominal Prices. . Beale*"
THIS EVENING, 185 1 , the Noble Premier allows the Evil Genius of his Railways.
Will be penorraed spectively of the " Caxtons " and of " Copper- happy as on that on which I received such an agreeable companies. stole to-day.
COOL AS A CUCUMBER. Ministry to bring in a Bill the object of which piece of news. Those who have read in my heart know .-.---7-
To be followed by is to perpetuate the injustice and inequality field " there can be little do
, übt but that the drama- perfectly well that in BO ks and Hants
all the acts of my life my object has Erx. 5 per Cent. Gt. Western 6 %-1 p.
A DAY OF RECKONING, in which aladarne Vestris will appear
tic enterprise will tend to the future security of the been to unite the preservation and splendour of the con- Bir. and Oxford
for he elth time since her iudisposition. which he so ably exposed six years previously ! He
To cenclude wi. a a new an 1 original Fairy Extravaganza, new Guild of Art and of Literature ; aided as the en- stitutional throne of the Queen to the June. callsduly
liberty and hap- . , I
paid, or with a,
cal '-a THE QUEEN OF TIIE FROGS Ch erecters by Messrs. C showed the vexatious character of the tax to parties piness of the country. Bow then should I not approve guarantee ••I DO .• .. all 28% es. 29%
Mathew-,, R. Roxby, Eleikwam, Ikrncastle, Morris ; Mrs. Frank engaged in trade, who might be compelled to produce deavour will be b the co-o er t.
y p a ion of the witty of the manifesto which the Progressist Junta has ad. no., withou a
Metals al.ss St. George, Miss Aiartindale, and MIP Oliver.
their books for the inspection of prying officials, but chronicler of " Clovernook," the original biographer dressed to the electors? My complete adhesion to prin- guarantee -DO .. •• all 27 -28
Sinn. Wol. &
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. of " Goldsmith," the most luminous and judicious ciples so perfectly developed must be well known. I "
Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. Fromm ''
no porbion of the inquisitorial machinery is removed.
accept with pride the honour conferred on me by my Dudscalls duly
paid, or with a
Tk le EVENING. Sir GEORGE GREY, too, at the same time, sail that among all the luminous and judicious editors of • •
nomination to the presidency of this Junta; for I shall guarantee •• Do .. .. 15 8% -9% p
wri be pelawrued SIR ROWSE DE r OVERLEY, or. the Widow
SIIAKsPERE, and, besides a variety of others, Do., without a
and her Wooers, supparted by Messrs. W. Farren, Compton, H. "If they had the melancholy prospect of looking to always be the first to defend the great- principles which
guarantee .. Do •• ••1 15 7 -8 p
Farm:, NV. Farr,n, jun., Diddear, G. Cooke, Shalders, Lee, Render, . the gifted writers of " Orion," of " An.. have directed the Progressist party, and which, I believe Lon. &N.W. all 17% - 17% 17%
Eiteoch ; Vesdames, Stirl ng, Leigh Murray, L. ilowa.rd, Adams, E. thiS tax as a permanent tax, it would be their duty to , Buckinghamsh.
Tumor, and Bar lett. endeavour to diminish its vexations and inequalities, tonina," and of the Patrician's Daughter . are the only principles that can secure the happiness of Clydes
the nation. May God keep you many years. dateetincesatedoneut , all 41 -43
E. Lin., Guar. 61
To conclude with FRANKENSTEIN.
Men of this stamp can afford to laugh at per Cent, .. 'G. Northern all 32% -32 X
but he, for one, hoping that the Right Hon. Gentleman .. THE DUKE DE LA VICTORIA."
Gloucester and!
ASTLEY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, bad some grounds for being sincere in what he had the sinister shrugs and atrabilious jeers of the The Clamor Puilico com I • th t ' cr '
p ems a incen wry Dean Forest Gt. la estern 18 par - 1
Ueder the Patronage of her Maiesty and his Royal Illglinatfa S ellfunsrus of iournalism more artic 1 ions excitin
p u arly when proclamat , g the people to change the ull saad Selby Yk. lo N. M. all 101% - 102%
Prince Albert. announced as to its duration, certainly should not lin - ' liDo. % Shares Do .. • • all 50% - 51%
. Proprietor and Menaeer, Mr. W. Batty. they are striving to build up a shelter for the bril- existing form of government, had been stuck up in Do. % Shares Do •• .. all 22% - 23%
THIS EVENING, be disposed by any experiment of this kind he low quarters of Madrid, and it says that this has Leeds and Brad. Midlaud .• all 98% - 99)6
Wlll be performed a grand new Spectacle, entitled ELEANOR to remove the vexations of this tax, for the more tney
- liant but improvident toilers in Art, the ardent but t • •
been done to bring discredit on the Progressist part --- 11 •
s, Lon. and Green. S. Eastern e all 11% %
J • Do. Pref. . Do .. .. all 23% - 24% ,
TEE AMAZON ; or, Queen of France and England.
impoverished labourers in Literature. Supposing
To be followed by new scenes of the Circle, introducing an en- were felt the more likely they were to be got rid of The Reread() says that the Government intends to Lowestoft,Gd. 4
the ly new Company of French Artistes, amongst whom Madlle. these endeavours turn out to be not altogether boot- create a great many new Senators in the event of it q per Cent. Norfolk •• all 15 -la 1
Clernentina Soul ier, the first Female Equest.iau in Europe, will It h " D
a oget er. oes the Home Secretary now venture
- Do., 6 per cent Do .. •• all .. -• •
appear. . to anticipate the repeal of this impost ? Is he not less, the student of the brush may no longer partisans being successful in the elections. stiedieseee and
To conclude with a comic farce, called SHOOTING THE MOON;
Redcar, 6p. ct Stockt.B; Dar au - -..
ee, The Cove of Cork. well aware that it may be regarded as a permanent be haunted by a dread of starvation when MADRID BOLSA, APRIL 23.-Three per Cents ,
' N. & East, b
Box-office open irom Eleven till Four. painting the cornfields and vineyards of a 351 ; Five Ter Cents., 16. Exchange on London, 51. E C ti 6
per Cent. - . eon ea . all 54 - 5 54)6
Stage Manager, Mr. T. ThomPson- charge upon the country ? And does he endea• ------ Do. New .. Do • • • • 43 4 - 6 p
f1.1.M01M11•1M•mge5nimmien..........„......5er - ----..--......mmml your to " diminish its vexations and irregularities," southern landscape : and the literary aspirant may GERAIAN Y. Preston and 7L.&N. W.
.. i &La.& Y.l all 42 -44
HIGH vi ATER Al LONDON BRIDGE . indulge in new dreams of " The Splendid Shilling" The Prussian State Gazette, of the 20th, adv t t Wyre • •
;Ley -Morning 49 min. after 121 Evening 8 min.
aaer i or does he desire that they should be severely felt, in er s o Do. is Shares ADo •• •• 10% 7% - B)6p.
To- MoanoW-Aforning 25 min. sites I 1 Evening 43 mn. after I order that they should be got rid of altogether ? sir without horrid presentiments of waking again at the exaggerated suppositions the expected return of Read., Guild.,
~.,_,,,,,ar1wv.;.r0n..........e.....=6,v0rm5ca5umrim-,11 •
Prince METTERNICH has • ri eto in nen • and Reigate .. S. Eastern .. all 21 - 21%
...„...aa= once pensive and penniless. Viewing the enterprise given s am Roy & Ilitchin G. Northern 6% 77; -8%
- CHARLES WOOD, even at that time, gave promise
Tt LE WE ATHER.-Srw Orrice., Arum 29. foreign papers. It positively declares that however o.• Shep. Ex.. Do .. •• 8% 1% -la Sp.,
THERMOMETER, IN THE SetADR. of that leaden crown of dulness to which he has since in this light, we look with sincere pleasure upon the d • hp • '
estrous t e rince may be to return to his country Shef., Roth. and
47-highest since noon yesterday. succeeded, for he discovered that " the property-tax project of the Guild, confidently anticipating its after a period of three years d • I t .1
passe in vo unary exi e, t. Lane. & York 1811 6 -
Goole, 5 per c , ..
..
South Staffords. Mr. M'Clean 9% 3 _2% cm.
foundation.
33-loweet this morning and during the night. pressed most severely on the working population, he nevertheless has not the slightest intention of Wear Val. 6 per
LO-this day, at noon. by diminishing the means of givin th
g em employ- mixing again in political affairs. Cent. gua. .. Stock.& Dar. all 24 - 24%
Do do. .. Do • • • • all - •_ ..
Benostr,ree, 29.59. ment." How unfortunate is it that the Right Hon. THE FRENCH REPUBLI( A letter from Vienna of the 24th, in the Prussian
_____24, Gazette, contradicts the assertion that the Austrian wilts., sem. .• &
Do. de .. Do • • • • all .. _
..
Wren W.e.W.-Morning, cloudy, with occasional sunshine; Baronet is a friend to th le Weymouth .. Gt. Western all t 45 - 4534
hunder and lightning. e wor log classes. If he
Afternoon, heavy fall of hail, with t were an enem ' h --...-_____ army in Italy is to receive reinforcements ; the
y we mig t hope for the abolition of in- return of the Itali
Narau.5am...............mmai1in5e....32123.1.••••ca
We have received the Paris journals of yesterday. an regiments hitherto stationed PREFERENCE SNARES.
direct imposts, and those va • Vorarlbe
DAILY WEATHER TABLE. nous taxes that are sup- The following is the text of the reprimand inflicted in the rg being the only cause of this
dto ress o •
pose p
TOMOUT.
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following n industry, and that the national on General D'HAUTPOUL, by the Minister at War, Railways. Paid. Nominal Prices. Business dole
xche u r sho ld to-day.
Places at Nine o'cl k t day morning.-The stations e q e u be replenished by direct charges on and which is published in the Monifeur :- The Universal German Gazette states from Hanover
oc yes er
23d inst.,.that the 10 : .-.------ ----..--...
accumulated and realizscl propert b h* I "An order of the day of the army ef Africa, relative a russtan Government has sent a - 14 dis % die.
tve arranged in order of latitude. y ; ut tis ong- Aberdeen •• •• • •
KINGSTOWN (Dtrause)-Wind N.N.W., strong breeze- headed statesman has discovered that th b t to the capture of the village of Selloum, on the 10th of d circular
secon to the Courts of Nassau and Bruns- caledonlan 10/. •• .. 10 6% -6%
e es. way to A-I h and Holyhead .. all 16% - 16%
rt , as been published by the journals of Africa first, wick, to invite them to send plenipotentiaries to the Chester
_ partially cloudy. serve them is to cast a lar e ro • f h Dund. Per. & Aber. Jane, all 34 -It ttlts.
Istsestoueis-Wind N E gentle breeze-partially cloudy. g p portion o t e and copied by those of France. This order of the day, Frankfort Diet by the llth f M T
o ay. he Prussian East Anglian (31. lea.)
Bitiowrost-win •" - • d üblic burdens on
p their shoulders. He has the contrary to military usages and to the sentiment of dis- I i tentiary is t •
pea po 6 per cent. .. • • • • all 2% -2% 2% %
d E., calm-partially clou y. o arrive there on the same day.
SOUTHA
Eastern Counties Eaten.,
'4l'rux-WindNAV gentle breeze-partially cloudy. 0 benevolence of FOGG, when remarking " that it is a cipline, inasmuch as it delivers to the appreciation of the -
FonxesToste-vemd yv •
'.l b eez -ar• 11 1 d
tie ycon y. army the opinions of the generals who command it, and 5 per cent. No. 1 • • all %- % P Inll
mi„,,,,,,,,,,,E___wind
..____,., gen, e r e p .
__ charity to heap costs upon the debtor-an industrious HOLLAND. Do. No. 2 ••. • .. all % dts -% p
W gentle breeze-partially cloudy. the orders of the Government, haa been on the part of HE AG
T H Do• New 6 p. cot .
t Stock 10 11% - 11%
BAsflocisTolus --Wind , UE, APRIL 27.-The First Chamber of
G tsE ENWlcee_... e' tl b
caira e gen e reeze-partially cloudy. clerk, with a large family and 255. a week-as it the Minister of War, the object of a form, al cr
isapproba- Eastern Union, Scrip
SWINDON-Wind sesE -overate. would teach him not to run into debt a second time." tion and severe blame." the States General have resumed their sittings. Ne- guarau. 6 per cent. • • all 16% -17
COLCHESTER-wind
I,ilent e breeze-partially cloudy.
So the incomparable Woo]) discovers that it is well to In commenting on this document, the Presse says- • •
tiations are s •
go till being carried on relative to the Do. 101. Deben. Shares . all ~ -..
East Lancashire, 6 Per
"YAR-wouni-Wind W. 11 cloud
sgentle breeze-pFtia y y. nomination of a new Minister of Finance. Various cent. quarter shares .. all ,• -..
It is
LT Ns-Wind Netn., gentle nbg breeze-partially cloudy. exonerate the rich man, in order that he may have " not for us to examine whether General d'Haut- reports are in '
circulation, but nothing is fixed. E. &W. York. June. sths all .. - _
reeze-partiall cloud . ponl was right or wrong in censuring the conduct of s Edin. Per. & Dun. 5a p.a. all 14 dis. - par
CONWAY-Wind E., gentle breeze Idl Y y greater means to apply in employment, if so disposed At the request of the Governments of Sin
pa ano
con ess. I Colonel d'A.urelle; but we cannot but approve of the F Glasgow & S.-W. Consol ICO .. .... _
Hoevuteen--Wind N., strong bs 7. the Ne
ranae, therlands Government have under- Gt Northern, 5 per cent. all 13% - 13% 13%
-00e-Wind N.W. eese-showery. while all the charges must be borne by the poor man, Minister of War havin 1d b b d
g reca le is su or inate to a
Liven, , gentle breeze-partially clouds.. taken to effect a mediation of the difference which Great South. & Western
LANGAsTEII---Wind N. W., strong breeze-- artiall lud - whether he obtains employment or not. sentiment of discipline. General d'Hautpoul had a less , • (Ireland) eighths .. .. 2)6 N-1 p.
wily-Toy-Wind N., gentle breeze-rai_ p yco y. -eht than any other to forget it." nas subsisted ever since 1823, relative to indemnity Lancashire and York-
It is unnecessary to recapitulate the speeches of II-
Euee-Wind N., gentle breeze- snow. n* money for Spanish vessels which were brought in. shire, F. 20/. .. •• • 6 1)6 -I% dia.
CARLISLE-Wind N.a-a,_
P• calm- •
partially cloudy. other members of the Government, or to draw a dis- The facility with which the PRESIDENT of Leeds and Thirsk, 6'per
the Republic has consented to the sacrifice of cent., No. 1.. .. .. 11 .. -.. p
BEATTOCK-Wiad IS•We strong breeze-overcast. tinction between their " sayings" in opposition, and s SWITZERLAND. Do. quarters, 1848 .. 9 1% -- 2 p 1
The returns from the followin lac • -
_g I) es Indicate the tat General D'HAUTPOUL iS eminently calculated t
s eof their "doings" in power. _Hansard, unfortunately, eool the ardour of the adhe f ' 43 The Courrier Suisse of the 25th says :-" The London, Brighton, and
the wind and weather on Saturday morning rents o the Elysee Seuth Coast guar. 5 per
at nine / Hungarian refugees are awaiting in the canton of et., late Croydon thirds 100 .. -••••
remains an existing record of their shameless ter- and to inflict " a heavy blow and a great discoura
o'elock :-
Wind W.N.W. st future ros ge" Neuchatel the reply of the French Government rela- De. pref., 5 p ct. Stock,
KINGsTOWN (DuBLI-N)- , song breeze_ giversation. Sir CHARLES WOOD, however, seems ment" on the p pects of the PRESIDENT. •
tive to their passage through France to America 00 114 - 120
1851, from 501. share. E 1
.....
.. 120
• Do. cony. 5 per ct. 1852 all ..
partially cloudy. iall clou to think that he has hit upon an unanswerable argu- '
M LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE himself is not, •
it Th cost of V-, ' America is to be 1 ,1
, - e ..eir transport to p ace,. Do. new guar., 6 per ct. 100 135 -139 136 ,
Poot-E-Wind N. E., gentle breeze-part y du.
would appear, nearly so sanguine as he was a montn London &S.-W., new •• 5 2% -2% p. .
tth charge of the canton of Tessino. It appears ,
I. .. -Wind W.N.W•, gentle breeze-cloudy. ' ment in favour of the tax, because the proposer and •
since, or he would scarcely have exposed himself t a a Londonderry and Ermis- ,
hard wind.- overcast. o that, in consequence of some steps taken by the killen, half shares • • 1$ .• .-- •• :
Lazne-Wind N.We artially cloudy. seconder of the amendment adduce reasons of an op- a rebuff from General CHANG b
ARNIER y seeking 'a ,
r°lK-Wind W. gentle breeze-p
Chargé d Affaires of Sardinia in Switzerland, the re- Manch., Sheffield, and
Call 1 osite ch
Lances ....wh;si NS.W., gentle breeze-par 1y c (soy. p erecter in its condemnation. He thinks the reconciliation with,that haughty bluff soldier; for that A shrs., No. 1 all 18% - 13% .
a -rain. tl nee of emi rants who are rovided with Sardi-
si. e g p DLinc., quer.
all
12
,
W nrrny-Wind N.E., strop°. breez aPtrant inconsistencies of himself and of his col- such a reconciliation was sought by M.DePensiGer o. new, 101. •• • • -• 12% 12%
DARt.reasmNa-Wind .N. by e- rain
IV., strong breez l .
lea is true, notwithstanding tbat denial in the Patrie f man passports is to be permitted. The rumour which Do., 61. .. -.. .. a %-it P
gues Will be forgotten if he can prove that Messrs. .6 .c. stock 100 132 - $
hildltuadCon p 36, 1 33‘
BElnwice.....whid N,E tle breeze-partially c oudy,
''' has been in circulation of other Hungarian deserters
~ gen Seoosse the account which appeared in the Evenenzent. The Do. Consel. Bristol &
, R and MUNTZ are not in unison. 'We can having taken refuge in the Tessino from the Austrian Hireling., 6 per ceat.•• 100 • • -••
_________-- easily e Evinement represented the interview as having taken
v (L),e?. •• eseNsit
~.14.2 - en,lemen, each
s eecnunt f . Do. Bristol & Glouces. 48 _ -..
regiments is confirmed."
‘,4.-,••es- • ' ee• ese4S% s', ...,:,.18
_A.4, G . or the differences between the Hon, place in one of the lobbies of the Assembly, but as Norfolk Exte7lllloll • • all 17 -18 '
'so. guar. 5% per cent. all 4% - 476
of whom has brought forward the it took place at the residence of General CHANGA
s/si. objectionabl R- ITALY. Do. Waveney Valley .. 2 .. _
..
%
~,,,t, 0, ~.,. ,o,t GLi • ki,
~ t,,,-.,, - , - ,
..:„ e portions of the measure which press NIER, the writer in the Patrie, swearing by the card North British .. •.. 6 5 -5% '
I .
4 e's e-4 - ' a as-s(' a---•''-s a -"Ness 5a‘,.,..4-.. Meat severely on hi bject all
, The Neapolitan authorities su travellers en-
Oxf. Wor. icle el. 151.6 p.c 2
'''•47.,:, ' a *ks- '•l9-''ii-,)-7 e,\ . .`, 'll•!ife 4- - 5 own constituents. Why should bled to give that statement a contradiction
was ena . 1 - is, p
, .e tering the Neapolitan territory from the north to a Shrewsbury and Bina.
_.2, . akii,.; se a -_,,p, 4..,i, ~ er .- 0° .. .
~ ' ' AO," ' - we wonder if the 1 lf h •
- s ss'l're, I's 4.• 11 0 ^. ''.;;; VA" -l- '' • Ali, •-, 'ember for Warwickshire corn- ral CHANGARNIER himse , owever decla
Gene ) res quarantine of 21 days, The excuse is that the plague New Guaranteed .. all 11 - 11)6
00,41, , Rol .t. ,
... plains of the labs d• that the interview took place, and M. DE CHAMBOLLE Shrews. and Ches. (Nor.
---aaa reaftes
sa ur ity of 1 has broken out at Genoa.
k• h
ma ing t e amount of • • w. Min.) 8 per cent. all 15 - 15% .
- rent the measure of th in the Ordre, pledges himself that in the course of ____ South Devon .. .. _ eil 13
..._ I,
.1aimi.un1MM1NEM...................11•0.1M1MM1 e tax to the farmer, so that the
her the rent, and , the interview Al. DE PERSIGNY made use of the fol- LEVANT MAIL. South-Eastern, 4)6 p. et. 10 .• -..
Pl- ;I Crninty 4aasidet'-' Int Ip3irgofit, the more he is Ocoas_e_qe
due ntly the lower the lowing expression :-" The Assembly was vanquished We have received by the Levant mail, Athens Waterford &Kilkenny,sl. 1
WestLonclon,ltt Cl. (10/.) all .. -.. ,
. )--,
is in this, a gross and 11 on to pay
palpable • . There in your affair,. and it must remain vanquiahed." The
. journals to h h d C t t• 1t th 14th.
t e 18t ,an ons an mop e o e Do. 2d Class de.
York, Newc., and Berw.,
(par) all
e-"lese injustice that cannot terms proposed by M. DE PERSIGNY were haughtily The Courrier d' s • rt fb d fb•
Athenes gives ais o an s o le- Gt. N.of E. Pur. .. all 16% - 16%
LONDON, TUESDA.Y, Alai:. for a moment be defended, and eels' h • .
.IL 29, 1851. ic requires alters- rejected. The Presse says,- winds now infesting Western Greece. The most no. .. .. .. .. 6 4% -4%
.--......______ tiOn. Even Sir CHARLE4 Woon cann t "It was in the small apartment occupied by General formidable are those of CARAMBA, who is at the head York and North Mlititted
o assert that it 11. and S. Parch. .. 10 1% - X dia. 4 1
ThB House of Commons
feat yesterday for the first is one of the best parts of the system, Unless he Changarnier, in the Faubourg St. Honore, Is th i
t-a. t-e HI- of 12 men ; GRADOULA, with 15 men ; CARAGOUNI-
times since the recess.
1 porta it on the " compensati g p inciple abovesu -
'n a. • e P terview took place. It is said that, on entering, M. de DES, with 17 ; and BALAFA, with 19 men; beaides Leneashire and I orkshire 6 Der cent. stock 133.
- . .
Oa the order of the cle9t, or the second readi f f al- Persigny exclaimed, ' What, General, a great personage two more bands of 16 men each, whose chiefs are not POREIGN.
ng
°' "he luded to. Why, on the other hand, should We f rk • '
1 e you in so small an apartment!' To which General 1.
Property-tax Bill, , eel &Down. It f 11 ounts
appears rom a ACC that the system Boulogne and Amiens .. all 9% -9% 9%
'Mr. SPOONER moved, as an amendment, that the Bill surprised if the Member for Birmingham dwelt reere Cbangarnier is said to have modestly replied, *lt is pre- f .
cisely because the apartment is so small that it ma es
k o brigandage has spread over the country to a de- Central of France (or..
lean dVi )
san erzon .. all 16X - 17%
nature of the impost, and the gree hitherto Beled. The Minerva estimates Denaerara
unpara .. .. .. all .. -..
be read a second tie- that day six months. He consi_ on the inquisitorial
me appear great!' It is positively affirmed that the s',..
dered that a farther continuance cf the tax would be 'n ent investi ation
power of entering into a stri g g of advances of M. do Persigny were without success, and "
t e total number of public robbers now in Greece at Dutch Rhenish ..
East lndl ••
an •• - - 14
8 5 -4% cus.
those w 1 000 The 1% -1% P•
detrimental to all the beat interests of the country. the books, accounts, and the entire transac- . ho affirm it are the frieuds of General Cheagar- , • Sub-Prefect of Livadia has issued a Do. do. do. .. 20 -- -
flier." circular to all the Mayors, recommending the utmost Great Indian Peninsula.. all %-ii P.
Mr. Missiiz, -in seconding the motion, commented on tions of traders Whom the worthy Commis- The A Ditto ditto .. .. 2% %-% P•
eration of ' •
the injuriesand losses which the unjust op this stoners are desirous of surcharging. The objections e sev l •
E r a
ssemblie Nationale has the following :- vigilance on their part respecting the movements of Louvain ala Sansbre -7% •- ••
the brigands. The Journal de Constantinople con- Luxembourg .. .. .. a 1% -1 %
Journals contain the recital of a converse-
tax inflicted on psstiens engaged in trade, who frequently of both are valid and unanswerable, telling with im- tion hots eeia Geiser tains no news of interest Ditto .. •• -** 10 3SS -3%
al Ceangarnier and M. de Persigny. .
submitted to most unjust surcharges on their assumed mease so
p wer against the tax, and their di
'fferent We will not co
hes written to thy this account because M. de Persigny ________________„
THE ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF Maria Antonia .. _ 25 7- 8
it
Prefits rather than submit to the exposure of their busi- nature do
-es not justify it any more than it m. a, pe • e
rsiguy Ev6nentent to con
does net el. tradict it. But what Ditto, New .. .. 734 2- 3
PRUSSIA. Namur and Liege .. •• all 7% - 6'4 7% X 11
ispute is that he requested an
nese, trensactions. would •
entitle acquittal on an in- interview with Northern of France .. 16 14% - 14% 14% %3i li
a man to an General ch DOVER, APRIL 29, Iliee-res? 2 A.M. 4% - 4 ells. 3%
6
Mr. FRESIMELD would support the second reading dictment for f 1 ; ' on the condition that • angarnier, which was granted, Orleans and Bordeaux .. fc
e.onaaus,-
y wounding, if his advocate it should take place at his own His Royal Highnese the Prince of Prussia, accom- Paris and Orleans .. .. all 33 •-- 35
for the continuance of the tax for a short time if the
house. M. de Pers. all 24 -25 24% g
IgnY, in tact, went to the residence panied by the Princess of Prussia and family, and pParis and Rouen •• •• ,e 6% -5% die. 10%
Government' would pledge themselves to take into con- were to show that h h
ead also robbed his victim. of the illustrious Geueral, and t aris and Strasbourg .• • -
sideration the propriety of hereafter introduoing a more he conversation lasted Prince Frederic William of Prussia, with their Ro 1 an 9% -10 9% 10
ya Rouen and Havre .. - tl
very long. We are not yet acquaint d -
A more genero e with the steps Highneeses' suite, arrived at one o'clock A.II ,in the Sambre and Meuse • • 20 3% --.... 4 3% %
equitable mode of assessment. us enterprise was never adventured taken by M. de Persigny, • d 15 9% 9 ells, .j t:
ae the words e h Tours and Nantes • • ••
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that if the 1 upon than that which h xc anged G rland steamer, from Ostend. c,
,
as recently incited some of between ihe intimate confidant of the Elystie and the a Tourney, Jurbise, Lan- .
iniendintritS were emu& the window duties and the Our most di3tinguished men of -- mulandant-in-Chief of the army f F . Their Royal Highnesses will leave Dover for Lon-
ex, Co . den. and Hasseit •• • all .. r. .. ~ 13
letters to under take 0 arts; . but it West rumor, a :..... 1% 2% =ax of
don by special tram this day at one o'clock, r.x, I .

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